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07:26
Richard Thomson (SNP) summarizes the success of SNP in the Scottish elections. Why does the Prime Minister think SNP has performed so well?
Johnson Said that the performance of SNP was not as good as that of Alex Salmond in 2011.This is because Scotland He said that the Scottish government’s record in education and crime has disappointed them.
07:25
Hywel Williams (Grid Simru) quoted Johnson as saying that he would support British farmers. But now he is supporting Australian farmers.
Johnson He said that it is shameful that no one in the Welsh Lamb has been able to pass on word of mouth like the Americans in the past two decades. He said Williams should have greater ambitions for Welsh farmers.
07:23
Andrew Bowie (Hoax) Asking whether the Prime Minister will visit the Bowie constituency Scotland Plant a tree to celebrate the trade ties with Japan.
Johnson Said he wanted.
07:22
Sir Ed David, The leader of the Liberal Democratic Party said that the reforms proposed by the minister of the Liberal Democratic Party in the coalition promote development and meet the needs of the community. So why does the prime minister want to tear them up?
Johnson To say that David is completely wrong. The Plannnig Act will protect green spaces. But young people need help to climb the housing ladder.
07:21
Johnson dismissed claims that the proposed trade agreement with Australia poses a threat to Scottish farmers
Ian BlackfordThe head of SNP in Westminster said, Scotland, He knew how painful a trade agreement with Australia to provide tariff-free access to mutton and beef would bring. Will the prime minister rule this out?
Johnson Blackford said that Blackford “greatly underestimated” the ability of Scottish farmers to profit from the trade agreement.
Blackford Johnson said, the answer is sad. He will not answer directly. He said the Scottish National Rugby Union said that Scottish farmers would feel betrayed. Will the Prime Minister think about it again?
Johnson He said that the fishing industry has huge opportunities (mentioned by Blackford), and he reiterated the view that Scotland can benefit from free trade.
07:16
Stammer Say labor For months, it has been required to provide quarantine services in isolation hotels.
He said he wanted to increase the alarming increase in anti-Semitism in recent weeks. He said that the government is working hard to this end. The prime minister and he condemned these attacks. But the Jewish community is worried about this. What else can reassure them?
Johnson Said he shared the horror of Starmer in these incidents. The government will continue to support the Jewish community in all possible ways. He said that as a country, we must speak up at any stage. He said that Starmer’s position on this is one of the most important changes in the Labour Party’s policy recently. (Johnson mentioned Jeremy Corbin.) He suggested that the Labour Party should support police, crime, sentencing and court bills.
07:12
Stammer Said that the news is confusing and contradictory. Many people are traveling to amber countries. The government doesn’t know how many. We are an island country. He said that we have the power to stop this situation.
Johnson Stammer said that Stammer should use “the power he has” to support the government. He said that the Labour Party’s policies are very confusing. He said Britain relies on food imports.
07:11
Johnson said that 70% of British adults are now vaccinated
Stammer Johnson said he did not answer the question. He said that there are 150 flights to the Amber country every day. How many people travel to and from Britain every day from countries on the Amber List.
Johnson Indicates that travel to and from the country has been reduced by 95%. He said the government can continue to do so because it has the fastest vaccination deployment anywhere in Europe. He said that 70% of adults have now been vaccinated.
07:09
Stammer Summarizes information about the amber country. He said that the government has lost control of the transmission of information. If the prime minister does not want people to travel to amber countries, why does he make it easier for people to do so?
Johnson It is said that what the public wants is some effort by the opposition to support what the government has said. They want to get rid of legal prohibitions and rely on guidance instead. He said that except for certain extreme situations, such as family illnesses, you should not go to amber countries. He said that you shouldn’t go to an amber country on holiday.
07:07
Mr Keir StarmerWelcome to what Johnson said to Ballymurphy. Does PM agree that the new version is the biggest threat to unlock next month?
Johnson Said that he can update members of Congress. He said the government has “increased confidence” that the vaccine is effective for all variants.
Stammer Say he thinks it is. So why did the government move 170 countries to the amber list on Monday, thereby weakening protection measures?
Johnson Claims that the UK has some of the most powerful border controls in the world. Those returning from the Amber country must self-quarantine for 10 days. There is a check. If they do not comply with the regulations, they may face a fine of up to £10,000.
Update
07:04
Andrew Rosindell The Romford MP (Con) asked the Prime Minister if he supported Havering’s campaign to regain control from the Mayor of London.
Johnson Sadiq Khan said that he does not support areas outside of London as he did when he was the Mayor of London.
07:03
Labor Party Gareth Thomas Ask if the people on the Glenfield Tower are in danger.
Johnson Said that the most dangerous cladding has disappeared. He said that people in high-rise buildings will not pay any fees to replace unsafe cladding.
06:52
This is written by my colleague Severin Carrell In the new cabinet of Nicola Sturgeon.
Severin Carrell (@Severincarrell)
@Nikola Sturgeon New Cabinet: Matheson Net Zero Seconds; Forbes Economics; Yousaf Health; Somerville Education; Brown Justice; Robinson Social Justice; Guggon Rural Affairs; Robertson Constitution @scotgov