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Vi kommer ikke til at acceptere en gentagelse af 2015. Det siger sig selv, at EU med det samme skal tage alle nødvendige skridt og overveje alle muligheder, herunder en suspension af Schengen-samarbejdet.
We will not accept a repetition of 2015. It is obvious that the EU must immediately take all necessary steps and consider all options, including a suspension of the Schengen cooperation.
We are currently keeping prices under control, but they will still gradually increase.
Images coming from Ceuta are striking and demonstrate, once again, that uncontrolled immigration poses a concrete threat to the security of Europe's borders
The authorities will continue to increase wages, pensions, and benefits as budget revenues grow.
Public debt alone does not indicate a critical situation.
In September Ireland must take a stand, and the red carpet should not be rolled out for Trump in Dublin.
The red carpet should not be rolled out for a US president "who has caused chaos in the world and actively sought to undermine the EU".
The most important project is educated citizens. Investment in knowledge will give the country the main impetus for development,»
Everyone starts from scratch. Everyone has to earn their place.
Just because someone was a minister does not mean they automatically come back as a minister again.
I want second chances for good people, for people who've their lessons for people who are showing that they know what they did was wrong.
Josh is someone who actually has been certified by the Home Office to train police officers on anti-Semitism and on countering extremism.
What we need, above all, is for the new Prime Minister to end the unfair EPL and put in place a sensible tax regime to protect the workers of Scotland and the north east.
It is crystal clear that the UK Government’s destructive tax regime is harming investment and jobs in Scotland – and the new Prime Minister must look at this issue as a matter of urgency.
I would be “cautious” of making any significant changes, “imperfect” though the current system is.
I was really proud to stand in that election alongside John Swinney on a positive future for our country, on always standing up for Scotland.
It was a historic election result for the SNP, the largest ever gap, if I remember correctly, between us and those who came into second place.