David Lammy
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Prenups are more common.
They're currently not automatically enforceable.
And they're only upheld if the court determines that they are fair.
And there's uncertainty about what that effectively means.
So that's why we're proposing legally binding nuptial agreements.
with safeguards to ensure that the vulnerable are protected.
And these safeguards will include making sure that individuals have separate legal advice to make sure that there's nothing, no conflicts there, and that prenups must meet financial needs.
For example, ensure that there's enough money for a partner to be rehoused.
Wow.
This is a tragic case.
We have to start with Henry.
We really need to listen to Henry's family because they're asking us as politicians, as leaders, not to use his case to whip up division, not to cause disturbances.
Ja jotain, mitÀ Alex sanoi, sanoi David Lamy, puolustusministeri, joka meni Downing Streetiin puhumaan jÀrjestelmÀÀn, ennen kuin aloitettiin kuvitella tÀmÀn jakson. MielestÀni minun jÀrjestelmÀÀni ja monesta maailmasta huolehtii siitÀ, mitÀ he kuulevat Hormonin ja heidÀn omista rahoistaan. MeidÀn tÀytyy laittaa maa ennen kuin puolustus.
Yksi henkilö, joka hyödyttÀÀ LÀhi-Politiikan nÀkökulmasta nÀin, on Nigel Farage ja populistinen oikeus. Keir Starmer oli valittu juuri yli kaksi vuotta sitten, jonka jÀlkeen hÀn oli brittilÀisten mandaattorina viisi vuotta. HÀn oli minun tÀysin tuotantoni. Ja mitÀ sanoisin kollegoihin on, ettÀ katsotaanpa vain takaisin. PidÀ huomenta.
Muistakaa, ettÀ meillÀ on vihreÀ puhe. Me olemme hallituksessa, jotta voimme tehdÀ työtÀ työtÀ. Nyt on 24 tuntia, eikÀ kukaan ole tullut eteenpÀin, jotta voisi laittaa itsensÀ eteenpÀin kokemuksissa, joissa osallistuu. Ei kukaan nÀyttÀisi olevan nimiÀ.
to stand up against Keir Starmer. And for those who are suggesting that he should stand down, they should say which candidate would be better. Let's get on with the business of running this country and government. That's what I've been doing today. That's what the prime minister's been doing. And I urge colleagues to step back and not benefit Nigel Farage and reform.
You don't change the pilot during the flight.
You carry on and you recognise too that governments sometimes, particularly incumbent governments, have it hard.