davey who joins us now. reaction and speak to sir ed davey whojoins us now. we heard from reaction and speak to sir ed davey who joins us now. we heard from the labour party a crystal clear position what is your position with the liberal democrats, as clear? yes, iam the liberal democrats, as clear? yes, i am surprised he seems to have read the deal. i haven't so our final position will be determined by studying the deal. but let me tell you this clearly, if what we have heard from the prime minister is absolutely true when we read the text, it looks like this deal is going to be a bad deal, it is going to impoets a lot of raid tape on businesses at the border, lots of form filling, costs, delays and for oui’ form filling, costs, delays and for our services sector which is 80% of our services sector which is 80% of our economy, it doesn't like like there is anything for that huge part of the economy, and that would be bad for britain, bad forjobs and liberal democrats couldn't support that, so if when we read the deal and study it. it is clear i am right on

sir ed davey, thank you very much forjoining us. the us senate has begun debating whether to increase payments to americans reeling from the covid—19 pandemic. it's the latest stage in a bitter political battle that's dominating the final weeks of donald trump's presidency. congress has already passed a $900 billion relief package, just signed into law by donald trump. he was reluctant because the bill only gave lower paid americans $600 each. mr trump says he wants the hand—out to be $2,000 — this put him into rare alliance with the democrats. and the us house voted to raise the pay—out figure on monday. now we'll see if the us senate decides to vote the same way. julia manchester is a reporter for the hill, and has been following all this — shejoins me now. the key figure here has to be the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. what are the indications? well we already know that mitch mcconnell today essentially blocked an effort from senate democrats bernie sanders and chuck schumer to bring forth an up or down vote o

davey's we can use that gun violence of facts every minority population every vulnerable population in america and because of that intersection how how much if acts so many different people and something different groups of people have been able to build a really strong coalition and also reach out to all of those young people who recognize that one day and navigable will become impacted by gun violence gun violence isn't just a milestone violence is systemic you know issues of stomach racism summit you know sex it's about you know the populous is about voting rights sense about you know algae t.q. rights it's about the right to walk down the street and walk to class and not have to be afraid of a stray bullet hitting you and killing you or your friend or your brother whoever it is and it's about the right to have a future ok. you said you're becoming if you're going into them as you 2. are going to talk to. them but. you know. we. the fact that we're kids is our biggest strength and our biggest weakness definitely the fact that we are young people and that we do have such a strong mor

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friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful coach himself. zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind of a team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important deserts as he nash of state in touch along with several other broncos like randy winn orlando hawks coach lloyd pierce to try to coordinate a guys trip every year. >>he says if covid allows they know where this year's gathering is going to be we've talked about as a group. >>doing a boy's trip when the sun, the hawks for the nets, it's creating the perfect opportunity to do it in. we could have some friendly text jet are going about like you know who's chair for who's going to because it's the real lloyd and so it's fun though kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>great story and

davey said the bbc is taking this very seriously and we want to get to the truth. in a wider bbc statement, they said we'll do everything possible to get to the bottom of this. in an unusual intervention, diana's son, prince william, has publicly welcomed the reinvestigation. he said it should help establish the truth behind the actions that led to the panorama interview and subsequent decisions taken by those in the bbc at the time. in 25 years, bashir hasn't defended himself publicly. he hasn't responded to our request for comment, either. but in another statement, the bbc said that bashir is signed off work by his doctors, recovering from heart surgery and complications from covid-19. for 25 years, there have been calls from within the palace, but also within the bbc for a full, independent investigation into exactly how martin bashir secured the biggest media interview in modern british history. where was the oversight? was it ethical for the bbc to investigate itself? was there a coverup? >> on the human level, there's a valid interest on the extent to which p

you know right now barbara lynn are still coming here to davey or have you noticed a reluctance in people to spend time indoors during the pandemic once inside the pony. no i feel that their leaders are supporting us standing by us. we see plenty of evidence of that it is wonderful when 1st thing in the morning you see someone had 2 words the cheese counter for a little chat because they may spend most of their time at home and have very little social interaction i don't hear the seals deficit cheerful have to do engage in conversation find out how they're doing that's what we're here for to. keep in touch talk to people and offer our customers nice things to take home but not with an insecure i think then what's the biggest challenge for the store in the current situation to think of i think there are many different kinds of challenges the 1st thing is respecting the regulations and yes the standards to safety is priority number one and i think we're doing very well at maintaining safety as being that you can tell that from the feedback we're getting them gets be that from the authoritie

the one country 2 systems policy one that beijing says hong kong outspoken people could learn from davey gopal an al-jazeera hong kong. watching al-jazeera means the whole robin a reminder of our top news stories the u.k. government has announced a stay at home order after a new strain of corona virus was found belgium italy and the netherlands are now banned passenger flights and rail connections from the u.k. dean barbour has more thrill and. we know that in the netherlands this variant of of sars called to the the virus which causes the illness has actually been detected while the netherlands which is in its own lock down now has imposed a ban on all air travel to and from the u.k. we're hearing that belgium is doing the same and that france and germany are considering a similar step i think this really reflects the lack of knowledge about exactly what kind of threat this new covered 19 variant poses israel has begun its covert 900 vaccination campaign the government is aiming to inoculate 60000 people a day but that doesn't include palestinians living in the occupied west bank and ga

you know right now barbara lynn are still coming here to ca davey or have you noticed a reluctance in people to spend time indoors string the pandemic once inside an opinion. no just i feel that their leaders are supporting us standing by us. we see plenty of evidence of that it is wonderful when 1st thing in the morning you see someone had 2 words the cheese counter for a little chat because they may spend most of their time at home and have very little social interaction i don't hear the seals deficit cheerful have to do engage in conversation find out how they're doing that's what we're here for to be in contact to keep in touch talk to people and author of customers nice things to take home and i think it was an incident i think one of the biggest challenge for the store in the current situation is think of them i think there are many different kinds of challenges to list the 1st thing is respecting the regulations and yes the standards to safety is priority number one with a clean and i think we're doing very well at maintaining safety in this thing that we can tell that from the

do you really know that name barbara lin are still coming here to ca davey or have you noticed a reluctance in people to spend time indoors during the pandemic lines and tighten up on many many stops honestly believe no i feel that their leaders are supporting us standing by us we see plenty of evidence of that it is wonderful but 1st thing in the morning you see someone had 2 words the cheese counter for a little chat because they may spend most of their time at home and have very little social interaction lives out here the seals deficit cheerful happy to engage in conversation find out how they're doing that's what we're here for to. keep in touch talk to people and offer our customers nice things to take home and i think that now is an insecure i think then what's the biggest challenge for the store in the current situation i think of i think there are many different kinds of challenges that's really the 1st thing is respecting the regulations that it's their safety is priority number one simply and i think we're doing very well at maintaining safety in this thing that you can tell that

when you know right now barbara lynn are still coming here to ca davey or have you noticed a reluctance in people to spend time indoors during the pandemic once and tighten up on any movie stars honestly believe no i feel that we're leaders are supporting us standing by us we see plenty of evidence of that it is wonderful when 1st thing in the morning you see someone had 2 words it seems counter for a little chat because they may spend most of their time at home and have very little social interaction lives here the seals deficit cheerful have to engage in conversation and out how they're doing that's what we're here for to. keep in touch talk to people and offer our customers nice things to take home. as an insecure assistant what's the biggest challenge for the store in the current situation i think of them i think there are many different kinds of challenges the 1st thing is respecting the regulations and yes the standards to safety is priority number one with the plane and i think we're doing very well at maintaining safety in this thing i can tell that from the feedback we're getti

the well you know right now barbara lin are still coming here to davey or have you noticed a reluctance in people to spend time indoors during the pandemic once inside the pony mustafa's honestly believe no i feel that we're leaders are supporting us standing by us we see plenty of evidence of that it is wonderful but 1st thing in the morning you see someone had 2 words the cheese counter for a little chat because they may spend most of their time at home and have very little social interaction lives on here the seals deficit cheerful have to engage in conversation and out how they're doing that's what we're here for to. keep in touch talk to people and offer of customers nice things to take home with no evidence of us then what's the biggest challenge for the store in the current situation i think of them i think there are many different kinds of challenges to this the 1st thing is respecting the regulations safety is priority number one and i think we're doing very well at maintaining safety that's been there you can tell that from the feedback we're getting be that from the authoriti

tim davey is a b.b.c. insider but one with commercializing instincts and a background in conservative politics compared with the lofty ambitions of his predecessors davies mission is a modest one keep the b.b.c.'s enemy is at bay it's been a. has to be has to be simple organization over the trust. of. almost a 100 years after the b.b.c.'s birth john reith dream of a broadcaster that would inform and educate and entertain the nation has been realised several times over but wreaths ideal of a truly independent b.b.c. has been far harder to deliver the tension it created with its government sponsors has a times of crisis looks more like a contradiction one that as the b.b.c. heads towards its 2nd century looks no closer to being result. we're going to lose a lot not just to be lose the b.b.c. but if we lose what is still capable of doing for those kind of how this love hate relationship with it i mean i look before the existence of things it does. we must all be concerned about that but we've already lost a l

friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful coach himself. zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>the california roads are not where you want to be over the holidays. according to travel website. gasbuddy our state it's home to 4 of the top 10 angriest cities when it comes to holiday driving. everybody be calm in the road pitch ill take it easy. los angeles tops the list san diego is number 2 on the list followed by sacramento drivers and memphis miami, north carolina. also have some pretty nasty bad tempers, san francisco took the 7 spot for road rage followed by dallas, detroit charlotte, north carolina. >>just seen and ground in our 2 kids

other side that's when bobby wind got out of the car when he got out he just jumped onto a motor taxi davey came running after him while he was on a motor taxi on the go go go. could be nudged out and you get well police i told bobby the police were following you know them go home come back you know many people coming to drive and replied the police can't catch up if he's out of the meeting you had a good hard look at all but another 100 we took short cuts little funny things. stuck. ringback out for us who you know what you're going to feel because but i mean 2 was under siege it was surrounded by over each other forces. everybody played get out of the house. nothing was to get out of the house we should have been is that he was going out of his house. mystical is no sort of indifference or proceeding. on literally will you when you're dead she was given the morsi 6000000000 shootings . showered daintree does drugs is what a mint. shout out. was for educational m.p.'s sure that's true a sure. way i personally turned to see if history was a strip you blew whatever you can in 7 to question 7

germany's davey tops 30000 for the 1st time ospital cases are also skyrocketing report from a hospital where young and previously healthy patients have battling to stay alive . i feel gail welcome to the program. french president emanuel itself isolating after testing positive for coverage 19 spanish prime minister pedro sanchez is to quarantine for a week after meeting mr macro in paris many other a youth leaders are also restricting their movements the french president had contact with an array of high ranking politicians at events in recent days including an e.u. summit in brussels last week. to get more from correspondent better band riegert who's in brussels welcome back so what's being said about where president macro contracted the virus. that the is a palace in paris and many politicians all are over your banal checking their calendars and try to figure out who met whom when there were quite a lot of context that emanuel knuckle head over the recent days in europe he met for example the spanish prime minister the part of the prime minister and the head of the european council i

we walk with almost 55000 good davey and unless and until these kids are mentally not. able to understand was right from wrong by themselves. and nothing is going to. that's inspiring i hope to be as the episode has encouraged you to examine your choices when it comes to your belongings and all the clothes you wear on the floor in a chair you bite on leave you with a port and see you next week until then stay safe and good care of yourself and your loved ones goodbye. what keeps us in shape what makes us sick and how do we stand up for. my name is dr house in the uk i talk to a medical expert. watch them at work. and they discuss what you can do to improve your health. state use and let's all try to stay glued shut. next. in a globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes is a school. to set things in motion a. local hero show called their ideas can change the world. global 3000. and 60 minutes on t w. why did this person loses her. there are many answers. there is a lot that can be done. make up your mind. double. welcome to in good shape coming up. bla

i was coming through with stevie g, michael owen, jamie carragher, davey thompson — young lads who wanted that guidance and discipline and needed that. so we moved forward and progressed really quickly as a club. i believe — and i know the other players do, as well — that what he did at liverpool at that time was definitely the foundation, the platform, for what they are going on to achieve now. england's women will begin the defence of their cricket world cup title against australia in 2022. england took the crown on home soil in 2017, with victory over india. the 50—overs competition was moved back a year, due to the covid—19 pandemic, and it will now start on march the 4th, with the same six venues in new zealand hosting the 31 matches. posing for a selfie's proved costly for england's new call up dan lawrence and brisbane heat captain chris lynn. they've been fined over £5,000 each for breaching their big bash bio—bubble after agreeing to a photograph with a fan. they had their own changing room and couldn't celebrate wickets with team mates during yesterday's match with sy

friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful coach himself. zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind of a team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>great story kylen and we had a top 10 showdown tonight in westwood stanford was on the road taking on 10th ranked u c l a and this was the highlight of the night frahm bellini look at that dog right there, doing what she does best the cardinal winds 6149. they remain undefeated the top ranked team in the country. you love to see it. all righty so yeah guys the warriors game is tomorrow starts at 04:00pm our time how you're going i wish, but is in brick the u n train joe private >>but yes, the start of the season. so a lot of optimism a lot of

friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful coach himself. zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind of a team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>great stuff, piling and we had a top 10 showdown tonight and westwood top rank, stanford taking on 10th ranked u c l a this was the play of the night fran levy with the slam we're just going to have to get used to that i know people are used to seeing women ducking but gets chance she has been breaking barriers for a while now is just great to see everybody eyes off ran during these games to see what she might do next the cardinals they're still undefeated they win 61 to 49 they're still your top ranked team in women's college basketball. the

friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful coach himself. zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>and we had a top 10 showdown tonight in westwood top rank, stanford was on the road taking on 10th ranked and this was the highlight of the night fran believe me. look at that dog. she does this second dunk of the year for her gis it is remarkable how she can get up the card. cardinal i'm sorry when 61 to 49. they remain undefeated share highlight of >>attorney general william barr today agreed with federal officials who say russia was behind the cyber espionage operation targeting us government agency bar is the latest to break with president tru

restrictions will slow a surge in hospitalizations and deaths from comment 19 the last 2 weeks saw a more davey death than at any other point in the pandemic here in germany but germans on just putting their hopes on the lock down the european met since agency has moved up and beating that which is expected to approve a vaccine germany's health minister urged to european regulators to act as quickly as possible. so to this it gets approved and let me repeat it is still being assessed and the assessment can always produce fresh information otherwise he would need to do it. so if it gets approved by the 21st of december then to get out of the producer we would try and allow for rapid delivery to the federal states and the federal states can then deliver it to their vaccination centers so i am expecting vaccinations to start 2 months to 4 days later at the latest. start. well dr johnson's is an intensive care specialist he's also president of the german interdisciplinary association of critical care and emergency medicine welcome to day doubly so this latest a hard lock down the shuttle to last un

were on houston's james harden who's been the subject of a trade away from the rockets on his season davey harden schooled 44 points but the main man on the night was poor and c.j. mccollum he too contributed 44 points and by the end of the 4th quarter the schools were level child raises very had the last laugh and it was mccallum who finish things off with a 3 pointer to a clinch to control of the wind from portland 12126. yeah i was just trying to be aggressive i know you know based on you know some of things we're going through right now often to be defensively we have to play we're we have. reason to take a reason try to be aggressive they did a good job since green's give me open i just has to understand how the game is shifting. i'm a shoot more threes i make more things. elsewhen trey young made his presence felt as the atlanta hawks beat the memphis grizzles 122112 at one stage young scored 8 straight points on his way to 36 on the night that follows up from the 37 points he scored in the opening day when against chicago clearly proving to be one of the toughest young goals to defe

were on houston's james harden who's been the subject of a trade away from the rockets on his season davey harden scored 44 points about the main man on the night was c.j. economy also contributed 44 points on the night and by the end of the 4th quarter the scores were level trailblazers had the last laugh though and it was mccullum who finish things off with a 3 pointer to clinch the win for portland 128126. yeah i was just trying to be aggressive i know you know based on you know some of things we're going through right now offensively and defensively we have to play well we have to be efficient need to make threes and take the reason try to be aggressive they did a good job since green's give me open and i just didn't hesitate understand how the game is shifting. i'm a shoot more 3 i make more of these elsewhere try young made his presence felt as the atlanta hawks beat the memphis grizzlies 122-1121 states young scored 8 straight points on his way to 36 on the night that follows up from the 37 points he scored in the opening day win against chicago is proving to be one of the toughest

davey said the bbc is taking this seriously and we want to get to the truth. in a wider bbc statement, they said, we'll do everything possible to get to the bottom of this. in an unusual intervention, diana's son has welcomed the reinvestigation. he said it should help establish the truth behind the actions that led to the interview and subsequent decisions taken by those in the bbc at the time. in 25 years, bashir hasn't defended himself publicly. he hasn't responded to our requests for comment either. but bashir is recovering from heart surgery and complications of covid-19. for 25 years there have been calls from within the palace and the bbc for a full, independent investigation into exactly how martin bashir scored the biggest interview in modern history. was it ethical for the bbc to investigate itself? was there a cover-up? >> on a human level, there's a perfectly valid interest on the extent to which perhaps, you know, the methods used to get the interview might have added to the princess's concerns that she was being followed or being monitored or had

friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful coach himself. zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind of a team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important kylen mills kron 4 sports. make your holidays happen...at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! to shodo you need power? with the best bargains ever... or this... optimum power. because duracell optimum makes this rc truck... ...even faster than coppertop. no! announcer: we have a winner. (duracell chime) at ross! yep! get the gifts you love... yes! ...for everyone on your list. you've got the holi

law so there are many questions swirling around what's motivated this latest fraud case against him davey palin in hong kong that speak to stephen vines about all this is the author of defying the dragon hong kong and the world's largest dictatorship very good to have you with us mr vines so jimmy lie has been one of the loudest pro-democracy voices in hong kong why does his detention and all these arrests that we've seen recently where does this all leave the pro-democracy movement. well i mean there's been hammer blows source the opposition practically and i'm not exaggerating practically every day the fact that in a single week jimmy lai has been put into prison he is the possibly one of the best internationally known leaders the most movement he is the only media tycoon as supports the democracy movement the fact that just should world is in jail for the full time shows that the younger generation of activists are likely to go into jail in quick succession they have been doing so. demonstrations on the streets of more or less disappear people are now keeping their heads down they're v

he says with the amount of yet still got his 1st world cup win at the age of 32 he made his work at davey 12 years ago but it wasn't until saturday that cap hit still found himself at the top of the podium for the very 1st time. and frenchman benjamin have a has won the 2nd world cup moguls event of the season in sweden the 26 year old who finished 14th last week in finland leapt to victory with his final run on saturday. pedigreed is still on track to become the 1st american to win the biggest prize in european go for the race to dubai he's in a 3 way tie for the lead of the season ending world's top championship thanks to shots like this victory will see read finish as the top player in europe and earn him $2000000.00 but england's lee westwood is just one shot behind the prize if he wins the tournament. and japan's. top of the leaderboard at the u.s. women's open should be in a cottage a $67.00 in the 2nd round and histon to take a 3 shot. finally in the u.s. a college football player has made history jackson he is believed to be the 1st chinese born player to score a touchdown in the

. >> on "after words" yale law professor john davey and whit discussed how american long response pandemics. here's a portion of that discussion. >> viruses bring out, rugged individualism is a kind of suicide. our history the founders of this country understood that quite powerfully. in the 1790s the one in 10 residents of philadelphia died of yellow fever, we now have .1 percent of the u.s. population has died of covid in the last six months, 10% of philadelphia died, i grew up in the neighborhood that was the federal government's it's affirmation place from philadelphia it's a terrible way to deal with infectious disease. and collective authority to democratic processes to help communities flourish is really the alternative. what we think about this as we've had a myth in this country that freedom comes with Ãbin moments of epidemics, freedom comes from figuring out a way to work collectively to the government to give us all the resources, vaccines and the like, that will help the florist that tradition runs deep through american history. deeper than the rugged individuals in my day. >>

let's see what the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey, makes of it. he's in south—west london. thank you, said, for taking the time to talk to us this morning. what do you make of the trade deal? well, we still have not seen the full text but we are heading a lot more reports on the more i hear the more worried i get. this looks a very bad deal. the prime minister, for example, said that there would be no nontariff barriers. in fact, there isa nontariff barriers. in fact, there is a huge amount of trade barriers. this will be the first trade deal in history to make trade more difficult. we are going to see lots of red tape at the border is tying up of red tape at the border is tying up our businesses, which is bad for jobs, and 80% of our economy, the service sector, has been cut addressed by the prime minister with this deal and to make matters worse we are now hearing that on security, and safety of british people, that is going to get worse. we are not going to a vital european database... but we will be able to request that, won't way. it is not

studio: ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats, telling the premise that he does not have let liberal democrats support as he was trying to reassure mps about england. despite the labour and what keir starmer had to say, borisjohnson likely to get this through? purely on the maths of parliament. because labour is abstaining, there will not be labour votes, the snp is also abstaining on the principle these systems only applies to england and you just heard ed davey saying the liberal democrats will not support it either which means for this to file effective that you have to have pretty much the conservative party, half the conservative party voting against it —— for this to fail. that realistically will not happen. basically if —— significant number have voiced concerns, 70 wrote to the prime minister but even if every single one of those voted against the system later they would still be enough conservative mps voting for it to vote it through so it will happen and it will come into force at midnight tonight. what time or that would be? we expect about seven o'clock. quite a

i was coming through with stevie g, michael owen, jamie carragher, davey thompson — young lads who wanted that guidance and discipline and needed that. so we moved forward and progressed quickly as a club. but, in answer to your question, he, i believe — and i know the other players do, as well — that what he did at liverpool at that time was definitely the foundation, the platform, for what they are going on to achieve now. 0ne one of many tributes paid to gerard houllier. what a debut it was for alim kim at the us women's open golf in houston. she began the last round five shots off the lead, but finished with three straight birdies to win by a shot and take a first major victory. kim, who's from south korea, went in as the world number 94, but has rocketed up to world number 30. some performances though are not so memorable. 18 months after his last competitve appearance, goalkeeper petr cech might be rueing his decision to put the gloves back on. two minutes into his comeback for chelsea's reserves he gave the ball away, which went out for a corner. which spurs then scored from. h

sir ed davey. our country is gripped by two crises. hospitals are overwhelmed and the economy is in the worst recession for 300 yea rs. in the worst recession for 300 years. a responsible government, faced with these crises to peoples health and jobs, would not pass this bad deal. for this deal will make british people poorer and british people less safe. it is not really a trade deal at all. it is a loss of trade deal at all. it is a loss of trade deal. it's the first trade deal in history to put barriers to trade. is that really the government's answer to british business, fearing for their futures and british workers fearing for theirjobs? we were told leaving the eu would cut red tape, but this deal represents the biggest increase in red tape in british history. 23 new committees to oversee this new bureaucracy, 50,000 new customs officials, a00 million new forms. some analysts estimate the cost of this new red tape burden for british business at over £20 billion every year. madam deputy speaker, this isn't the frictionless trade