PM faces questions on BBC Breakfast

Got a TV Licence?You need one to watch live TV on any channel or device, and BBC programmes on iPlayer. It's the law.Find out moreLive ReportingPosted at 10:1610:16Lib Dems join Flybe tax cut criticismPA MediaCopyright: PA MediaThe Liberal Democrats are joining criticisms of proposals to save troubled airline FlyBe - namely the government cutting air passenger duty on domestic flights.The party's transport spokesperson Munira Wilson says the plan is "not the answer and a huge worry for climate campaigners - particularly
when Boris Johnson is going soft on his commitment to high speed rail".She adds: “This Conservative government must not only commit to building HS2, but
start taking the climate emergency seriously. "In a year when the UK is hosting
the COP26 climate change conference, we need action to cut emissions, not air
passenger duty."Posted at 10:1110:11Raab to make statement on Iran nuclear dealDuring Boris Johnson's interview on BBC Breakfast, he said of the Iran nuclear deal "let's replace it".Later, the BBC was told the PM believed the current deal had to be made to work in a format that the US would sign up to.Now, it seems Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab will have to take to the dispatch box in the Commons to make the government's position clear...Posted at 10:0610:06Reaction after £500k 'Big Ben bong' fundraiser suggestedNews Source