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P1 · 英国议会实录20260513:国王致辞辩论,经济危机、战争与政府危机全曝光 p01 Naz Shah MP (Bradford West, Labour) (P1)

英国议会实录20260513:国王致辞辩论,经济危机、战争与政府危机全曝光 p01 Naz Shah MP (Bradford West, Labour) (P1)
发布于 2026-05-16 · 时长 23:52字幕摘录
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| 0:00 | Finally, I want to say something about how we treat each other and the language we use | 最后,我想谈谈我们如何对待对方和我们使用的语言 |
| 0:05 | in the Chamber. | 在会议厅。 |
| 0:07 | What we say and how we say things in this House matters. | 我们在本院所说的话和所说的话很重要。 |
| 0:11 | It is and has | 它现在和现在 |
| 0:13 | an impact on colleagues, on those who follow our proceedings and the wider political discourse | 对同事、关注我们议事情况和更广泛的政治讨论的人的影响 |
| 0:19 | across the country. | 横跨全国. |
| 0:21 | Members should be heard courteously, whatever their views, but in | 应该礼貌地听取各位成员的意见,无论他们的意见如何,但 |
| 0:26 | this place, we are all Honourable Members. | 这个地方,我们都是尊敬的成员。 |
| 0:30 | And while I expect robust political debate, | 虽然我期待激烈的政治辩论, |
| 0:33 | I will not accept undignified language or improper criticism of individual Members. | 我不接受对个别会员国的不体面语言或不当批评。 |
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| 1 | Finally, I want to say something about how we treat each other and the language we use | 最后,我想谈谈我们如何对待对方和我们使用的语言 |
| 2 | in the Chamber. | 在会议厅。 |
| 3 | What we say and how we say things in this House matters. | 我们在本院所说的话和所说的话很重要。 |
| 4 | It is and has | 它现在和现在 |
| 5 | an impact on colleagues, on those who follow our proceedings and the wider political discourse | 对同事、关注我们议事情况和更广泛的政治讨论的人的影响 |
| 6 | across the country. | 横跨全国. |
| 7 | Members should be heard courteously, whatever their views, but in | 应该礼貌地听取各位成员的意见,无论他们的意见如何,但 |
| 8 | this place, we are all Honourable Members. | 这个地方,我们都是尊敬的成员。 |
| 9 | And while I expect robust political debate, | 虽然我期待激烈的政治辩论, |
| 10 | I will not accept undignified language or improper criticism of individual Members. | 我不接受对个别会员国的不体面语言或不当批评。 |
| 11 | Our constituents expect us to focus on the very serious issues that they care about rather | 我们的选民希望我们集中关注 他们关心的非常严重的问题 |
| 12 | than making cheap attacks on each other. | 而不是互相攻击 |
| 13 | If a Member falls short of the standards expected | 如果某一成员达不到预期的标准 |
| 14 | of us all, there are ways of dealing with that, but not by accusations made as side | 我们所有人都有办法应对这种情况,但不能通过当面提出指控来应对。 |
| 15 | swipes during questions or debates. | 在提问或辩论时刷卡。 |
| 16 | If we fail to treat each other with respect in debate, | 如果我们在辩论中不尊重对方 |
| 17 | that diminishes our work and risks raising the temperature of discussions outside this | 这削弱了我们的工作,并有可能提高讨论的温度。 |
| 18 | place, particularly on social media, which already too often descend into abuse against | 特别是在社交媒体上,这些媒体已经经常沦为虐待 |
| 19 | Members and others. | 会员等. |
| 20 | I expect Members from all sides to treat each other with respect. | 我希望来自各方的成员相互尊重。 |
| 21 | Before moving to the first business to the new session, I would like to express my very | 在开始讨论新届会的第一项事务之前,我谨表示, |
| 22 | best wishes to all Honourable Members and to all those who work for the House and work | 向所有尊敬的成员以及所有为本院工作和 |
| 23 | for Members for the continuing support they provide to us. | 供各成员继续支持我们。 |
| 24 | I have got to say, they are | 我不得不说,他们是 |
| 25 | the unsung heroes, so thank you all for working with Members and working in this House. | 感谢大家与议员们合作,在本院工作。 |
| 26 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 27 | no call upon the Clerk of the House. | 不得召见宫廷的侍从。 |
| 28 | I have to acquaint the House that this House, as this day, attended His Majesty in the House | 我必须让议会知道,这所议会,像今天一样,在议会出席陛下的会议。 |
| 29 | of Peers, and that His Majesty was pleased to make the most gracious speech from the | 皇上非常乐意 发表最亲切的演讲 |
| 30 | throne to both House and Parliament, of which I have for greater accuracy obtained a copy. | 上议院和议会的王位,我更准确地说,获得了一份副本。 |
| 31 | I shall direct that the terms of the speech be printed in the Votes and Proceedings. | 我将指示将发言内容印在《投票和议事录》上。 |
| 32 | Copies | 副本 |
| 33 | are available within the Vote Office. | 可在投票办公室获得。 |
| 34 | Before I call the mover and the seconder, I want to announce the proposed pattern of | 在给搬家和接班人打电话之前,我想宣布提议的模式: |
| 35 | the debate during the remaining days of the loyal address. | 在忠诚演说的余下几天里的辩论。 |
| 36 | Today, debate on the address. | 今天,关于演讲的辩论。 |
| 37 | Tomorrow, getting Britain working again. | 明天 让英国重新工作 |
| 38 | Monday 18 May, backing business to create economic | 5月18日,星期一,支持企业创建 |
| 39 | growth. | 增长。 |
| 40 | Tuesday 19 May, energy security. | 5月19日星期二,能源安全。 |
| 41 | Wednesday 20 May, defence readiness. | 5月20日星期三,国防准备. |
| 42 | I know | и笵 |
| 43 | of the privilege to call Nazshar to move, and then I will call Chris Vance to second | 然后我要给克里斯·万斯打电话 |
| 44 | the address. | 那个地址 |
| 45 | I beg to move that a humble address be presented to His Majesty as follows. | 我恳请大家向陛下提出以下卑微的地址。 |
| 46 | Most gracious sovereign, | 至仁至爱的君主, |
| 47 | we, Your Majesty's most beautiful and loyal subjects of the commons of the United Kingdom | 我们,陛下最美、最忠诚的英国公民 |
| 48 | of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, in Parliament assembled, beg leave to offer our | 大不列颠及北爱尔兰 在议会聚集一堂 恳求你允许我们 |
| 49 | humble thanks to Your Majesty for the gracious speech which Your Majesty has addressed to | 恭敬地感谢陛下对 |
| 50 | both Houses of Parliament. | 议会两院。 |
| 51 | It would be remiss of me not to say a few words about the outstanding | 不说一些关于杰出的 |
| 52 | humble wit and genuine statesmanship from His Majesty, presenting President Trump with | 陛下的谦卑智慧和真正的政治家风度 向特朗普总统递交 |
| 53 | the original brass bell inscribed with his name before he was even born, from the Second | 在他出生前刻有他的名字的铜铃,从第二 |
| 54 | World War submarine HMS Trump, suggesting that if they need us to give us a ring, it | 世界大战潜艇特朗普号(HMS Trump),建议如果他们需要我们给我们一枚戒指,它 |
| 55 | was a masterstroke in diplomacy. | 是个外交大师 |
| 56 | His Majesty returned very humbly, of course, having secured | 皇上很谦虚地回来了,当然,他已经得到了 |
| 57 | the lifting of trade barriers on Scotch whisky. | 取消威士忌的贸易壁垒。 |
| 58 | Given the performance, I was rather worried | 由于表现不好,我很担心 |
| 59 | His Majesty might come back with the 13 colonies as well. | 陛下可能也会带着13个殖民地回来 |
| 60 | It is a huge honour for me and my | 我和我的荣幸 |
| 61 | constituents of Bradford West to move the loyal address. | 布拉德福德・韦斯特的选民 来移动忠诚的地址 |
| 62 | This is the second time my | 这是我第二次 |
| 63 | of Bradford West has been honoured in this way. | 布拉德福德·韦斯特以这种方式获得荣誉 |
| 64 | In 1959, the then Member for Bradford | 1959年,当时的布拉德福德成员 |
| 65 | West, Arthur Tiley, 借调了忠诚的地址. | |
| 66 | When the Chief Whip called me about today, | 当威普酋长今天打电话给我时 |
| 67 | my first reaction, like many across this House, when the Chief called, was, uh-oh, what have | 我的第一个反应,就像许多 在整个众议院, 当酋长打电话, 是,呃,哦,有什么 |
| 68 | I done? | 说完了吗? |
| 69 | But then that uh-oh soon turned into, oh, my days, no way, with the biggest smile | 但后来,呃 -哦 很快变成了, 哦,我的日子,没有办法, 最大的微笑 |
| 70 | ever. | 永远 |
| 71 | I remember clearly listening to the speeches by my honourable friends the Members | 我清楚地记得听到我尊敬的朋友、各位成员的发言。 |
| 72 | for Bootle as well as Vauxhall and Camberwell Green, the last time this occasion happened, | 对于布托以及沃克斯霍尔和坎伯威尔格林, 最后一次这一场合发生, |
| 73 | and thinking now that is an honour. | 而现在的思考 是一种荣誉。 |
| 74 | Had I known God was listening, I would have asked | 如果我知道的话 上帝在听,我会问 |
| 75 | to win the Euromillions. | 赢得百万欧元。 |
| 76 | In fact, Mr Speaker, had I known not always voting with the Government | 事实上,议长先生,如果我知道我并不总是与政府一起投票的话 |
| 77 | also worked, I might have known that. | 我也工作过,我可能知道这一点。 |
| 78 | I am indeed humbled and honoured primarily for | 我真的很谦卑和荣幸,主要为 |
| 79 | being trusted by the people of Bradford West for placing their faith in me and sending | 被布拉德福德·韦斯特的人信任 因为他们信任我 并派遣 |
| 80 | me to this place, given this opportunity to be the first ever Muslim to propose the loyal | 我来到这个地方, 得到这个机会 成为第一个穆斯林 提出忠诚的 |
| 81 | address in this Chamber, and of course, seeing the meltdown of the far right on line of a | 当然,看到极右翼的崩溃 |
| 82 | Muslim takeover, even and of domination. | 穆斯林的占领,甚至统治。 |
| 83 | In light of this, I must assure them this is | 有鉴于此,我必须向他们保证,这是 |
| 84 | not a takeover. | 不是收购 |
| 85 | I must state, it is, as per convention, a joke, but it seems to me that | 我必须说,按照惯例,这是个笑话,但在我看来 |
| 86 | if seeing black and brown people on TV makes you feel sick, my speech is going to make | 如果电视上看到黑褐色的人让你觉得恶心, 我的演讲会让 |
| 87 | you vomit. | 你呕吐。 |
| 88 | On a serious note, Mr Speaker, over the last few months I have had the opportunity to tell | 严肃地说,议长先生,在过去几个月里,我有机会告诉 |
| 89 | my own story, a story of my life and the challenges I faced growing up. | 我自己的故事,关于我生活的故事 以及我成长过程中遇到的挑战 |
| 90 | I often pinch myself | 我经常捏自己 |
| 91 | whilst in this Chamber questioning how could a girl who lived the life I lived be given | 在这个会议厅里 质疑一个女孩 怎么能得到我的生活 |
| 92 | such an honour to represent her city in the mother of all Parliaments. | 如此荣幸能代表她的城市 成为所有议会的母亲 |
| 93 | It is because despite | 那是因为尽管 |
| 94 | the challenges we may face as a nation and the differences in approaches we present across | 我们作为一个国家可能面临的挑战以及我们面对的各种不同做法 |
| 95 | this House, I know without a doubt that as someone who comes from the ethnic, religious | 我毫无疑问地知道,作为来自种族、宗教 |
| 96 | and socio-economic background that I came from, whose entire life crashed before her, | 以及我来自的社会经济背景 他们的一生在她面前坠落 |
| 97 | I would never have been given such an honour in any other country than this one—my own | 除了我的国家之外,在任何其他国家 我都不会得到这样的荣誉 |
| 98 | country, our country. | 国家,我们的国家。 |
| 99 | For me, there is no nation greater than ours. | 对我来说,没有比我们更伟大的国家了。 |
| 100 | We are the greatest | 我们是最棒的 |
| 101 | nation on earth, and I am a true patriot. | 我是一个真正的爱国者 |
| 102 | Raised in abject poverty, living in a single room because we could not afford to heat the | 在赤贫中长大,住在一个房间里,因为我们付不起暖气 |
| 103 | whole House and suffering tuberculosis as a result, I understand first-hand what this | 整个房子和肺结核 也因此我第一手理解 |
| 104 | means. | 意味着。 |
| 105 | Therefore, I welcome the continued commitment from the Government to prioritise | 因此,我欢迎政府继续致力于优先处理 |
| 106 | addressing the cost of living crisis. | 应对生活危机的代价。 |
| 107 | In doing so, we cannot ignore the instability across | 在这样做时,我们不能忽视整个不稳定的局势。 |
| 108 | the world around us, the plight of the Palestinians, the war in Ukraine and the instability in | 巴勒斯坦人民的苦难、乌克兰战争和 |
| 109 | the Strait of Hormuz, and the growing global threats for which we must also be ready for. | 霍尔木兹海峡,以及我们也必须准备应付的日益严重的全球威胁。 |
| 110 | Living in a globalised world means there is an ever-growing connection between the local, | 生活在全球化世界意味着 当地人之间的联系越来越紧密 |
| 111 | the national and the international. | 国家与国际。 |
| 112 | What happens out there reaches every home and doorstep | 外面发生的一切 到达每一个家和门口 |
| 113 | across every constituency. | 每个选区 |
| 114 | The defence of our country is rightfully also among these | 保卫我国也是其中之一 |
| 115 | top agenda items. | 优先议程项目。 |
| 116 | As a proud graduate of the armed forces parliamentary scheme—which, | 作为武装部队议会计划的骄傲毕业生, |
| 117 | by the way, I recommend to all Members to take part in and support—I have nothing | 顺便说一句,我建议所有成员参加和支持——我一无所有。 |
| 118 | but admiration and thanks for those who have served, and continue to serve, to protect | 对那些曾经和继续服务于保护 |
| 119 | our tomorrow. | 我们的明天。 |
| 120 | I also have the honour to serve as the Prime Minister's trade envoy for | 我还荣幸地担任总理的贸易特使。 |
| 121 | Indonesia and the ASEAN, a region of more than 660 million people and a hugely important | 印度尼西亚和东盟地区人口超过6.6亿,是一个极为重要的地区。 |
| 122 | geopolitical and trade corridor. | 地缘政治和贸易走廊。 |
| 123 | I welcome the continued commitment to strengthening | 我欢迎继续致力于加强 |
| 124 | our place across the world. | 我们的世界。 |
| 125 | Without international trade and growth in our economy, we cannot | 没有国际贸易和经济增长,我们就无法 |
| 126 | deliver the jobs, investment and support we need across our country. | 提供我们全国所需要的工作、投资和支持。 |
| 127 | I will continue to | 我会继续 |
| 128 | my part in securing trade and investment for the UK and championing British business abroad | 我为英国争取贸易和投资 并倡导英国海外商业 |
| 129 | with colleagues from across this House. | 与来自本宫的同事们。 |
| 130 | Closer to home, I had the honour to serve on the | 在离家更近的地方,我有幸在 |
| 131 | Bill, the assisted dying Bill Committee, something beyond party lines, where I had the opportunity | 比尔, 协助死亡的法案委员会, 一些超出党内界限的事情, 我在那里有机会 |
| 132 | to work with colleagues from across the House, including the work I did with the honourable | 与来自整个议会的同事合作, 包括我与尊敬的 |
| 133 | Member for East Wiltshire. | 东维尔特郡议员. |
| 134 | Whilst I did not eventually support the Bill, I paid tribute | 虽然我最终不支持该法案,但我还是向 |
| 135 | to the Member for Batley and Spen for her work, commitment and passion. | 给巴特利和斯彭的成员 以她的工作、奉献和激情 |
| 136 | Talking about beyond party lines, I noted with interest, as I am sure the whole nation | 说到党外,我饶有兴趣地注意到,我相信全国人民 |
| 137 | did too, the previous Duchy of Lancaster, the noble Lord Gauves, rather peculiar fascination | 兰开斯特之前的公爵 贵族高维斯大人 也做了同样的事情 |
| 138 | with our Home Secretary. | 与我们的内政大臣。 |
| 139 | He actually confessed to browsing the internet for her images. | 他实际上承认浏览互联网上她的照片。 |
| 140 | Thankfully, | 谢天谢地 |
| 141 | knowing our Home Secretary, as I do, I am confident that this is not the kind of cross-party | 和我知道的一样,我相信这不是跨党派 |
| 142 | mischief she would reciprocate. | 恶作剧她会回报。 |
| 143 | But I do have a guilty pleasure of my own, and no, it is | 但我有内疚的乐趣 我自己,没有,这是 |
| 144 | not a Tory. | 不是托里,不是那个 |
| 145 | Unfortunately for my calorie count, it is custard and cake. | 不幸的是,我的卡路里计数, 它是奶油和蛋糕。 |
| 146 | I blame Godfrey and | 我责怪戈弗雷和 |
| 147 | the key room for their unwavering encouragement to indulge sparingly. | 是他们毫不动摇地鼓励他们放纵的关键空间。 |
| 148 | I am proud to be the | 我很荣幸成为 |
| 149 | first woman elected to Parliament for the constituency of Bradford West, a constituency | 布拉德福德·韦斯特(Bradford West)选区第一位女性当选议员 |
| 150 | with a history of extraordinary women who broke every barrier that patriarchy put in | 打破父权制设置的每个障碍 |
| 151 | front of them. | 在他们的前面。 |
| 152 | The Bronte sisters changed English literature forever, but had to use | 布朗特姐妹永远改变了英国文学,但不得不使用 |
| 153 | men's names to publish their writing. | 男人的名字来发表他们的著作。 |
| 154 | The suffragettes of Bradford went to Holloway | 布拉德福德的选手去了霍洛威 |
| 155 | prison for the right to vote. | 被囚禁以获得选举权。 |
| 156 | The women of Manningham Mills walked out into the cold, | 曼宁汉姆·米尔斯的女人 走出寒冷, |
| 157 | changing our political landscape forever. | 永远改变我们的政治面貌 |
| 158 | Margaret Macmillan pioneered free school meals, | 玛格丽特·麦克米兰开创了免费学校餐 |
| 159 | and they were trialled in 1904 in the school I attended, Green Lane Primary, leading to | 他们于1904年在我就读的 绿色巷小学接受试验 |
| 160 | Education Act 1906, which cemented free school meals into our history. | 1906年教育法,巩固了学校免费膳食进入我们的历史. |
| 161 | Barbara Castle, shaped | 芭芭拉城堡,形状 |
| 162 | by Bradford streets and schools, went on to write Equal Pay into Law. | 在布拉德福德的街道和学校, 写平等报酬成为法律。 |
| 163 | I am proud to serve | 我很荣幸能效劳 |
| 164 | alongside equally formidable women, with the Member of Bradford South and indeed the Member | 与同样强大的妇女, 与布拉德福德南方的成员,实际上成员 |
| 165 | for Shipley. | 为希普利。 |
| 166 | There is something in the air in Bradford as a whole, something that produces | 整个布拉德福德的空气里 有一些东西能产生 |
| 167 | women who will not be told. | 女人谁不会被告知。 |
| 168 | I promise this House that I have zero intention of breaking | 我向本院保证,我绝对无意破坏 |
| 169 | that. | 那个 |
| 170 | If today our country beams with pride because of the many great changes made by | 如果今天,我们的国家束束 骄傲地因为许多伟大的变化 |
| 171 | successive Labour Governments, none of it would have been possible without the women | 历届工党政府,没有妇女就不可能 |
| 172 | who led the Manningham Mills strike, which then led to the founding of the independent | 他领导了曼宁汉姆·米尔斯的罢工,随后导致独立派的成立 |
| 173 | Labour Party, conceived and formed in Bradford West. | 工党,在布拉德福德韦斯特构想和组建. |
| 174 | It was in Bradford that a man named | 在布拉德福德有个男人 |
| 175 | Keir first took the chair of the Labour movement. | 凯尔首先担任工党运动主席. |
| 176 | Despite 130 years, two world wars and roughly | 尽管130年了,两次世界大战 和大约 |
| 177 | 47 leadership elections, the party remains in the hands of a Keir. | 47次领导人选举,该党仍然掌握在凯伊手中. |
| 178 | Prime Minister, nobody | 总理,没人 |
| 179 | can say that you do not know how to fight on. | 可以说你不知道如何战斗 |
| 180 | I could not make this speech without recognising | 我不能做这个演讲 没有承认 |
| 181 | David Hockney, a boy from a Bradford terrace who pushed his paintings around the city in | 大卫・霍克尼,一个男孩 从布拉德福德梯田 谁推他的画 在城市周围 |
| 182 | a pram. | 一个平面图。 |
| 183 | David went on to become the world's most famous living artist. | 大卫继续成为世界上最著名的活艺人. |
| 184 | David once said | 大卫曾经说过 |
| 185 | that if you look closely, Bradford is a city with magic. | 如果你仔细看,布拉德福德是一个有魔法的城市。 |
| 186 | I do not know whether he was looking | 我不知道他有没有在看 |
| 187 | into the future and literally describing Bradford's magician dynamo, Zain Malik's magical music | 从字面上描述布拉德福德的魔术师迪纳摩, 扎因马利克的神奇音乐 |
| 188 | or our leg-spinning, World Cup-winning magic of our very own Adil Rashid. | 或是我们自己的阿迪尔·拉希德 赢得世界杯的魔术 |
| 189 | But Bradford | 但布莱德福德 |
| 190 | is, without question, a place of wonders. | 毫无疑问,这是一个令人惊奇的地方。 |
| 191 | Bradford is also a place of culture. | 布拉德福德也是一个文化场所. |
| 192 | The jewel | 珠宝 |
| 193 | in the crown, as it is often referred to, is the Bradford Literature Festival, now one | 在王冠上,人们经常提到 布拉德福德文学节,现在一个 |
| 194 | of the largest in the UK literature festivals and the largest of its kind throughout Europe, | 是英国文学节中最大的 也是全欧洲最大的文学节 |
| 195 | pairing excellence with access for those who would otherwise be excluded from culture. | 将优秀与否则被排斥在文化之外的人的机会结合起来。 |
| 196 | In 2025, Bradford was proud to be named UK city of culture, home to a rich, diverse population | 2025年,布拉德福德自豪地被命名为英国文化城市,拥有丰富多样的人口. |
| 197 | built on the back of a historic title as the wool capital of the world. | 作为世界的羊毛之都 在一个历史名号的背面建造的 |
| 198 | In the 1850s, German | 在1850年代,德语 |
| 199 | and Jewish merchants came to Bradford and built the magnificent warehouses of what | 犹太商人来到布拉德福德 建造了宏伟的仓库 |
| 200 | we now call Little Germany, helping to make Bradford a global trading city and a proud | 我们现在叫小德国 帮助布拉德福德成为全球贸易城市和骄傲 |
| 201 | home of the oldest synagogue in the north, a synagogue that recently the Muslim community | 北部最古老犹太会堂的故居,最近穆斯林社区的犹太会堂 |
| 202 | stepped in to save when the roof was about to cave in, illustrating the relationship | 当屋顶即将塌陷时, 介入拯救, 说明关系 |
| 203 | within the Muslim and Jewish community in Bradford. | 在布拉德福德的穆斯林和犹太社区里 |
| 204 | A century later, men from Azad, | 一个世纪后,来自阿扎德的人, |
| 205 | Jammu and Kashmir, India and Pakistan arrived in the 50s and 60s, working tireless night | 查谟和克什米尔、印度和巴基斯坦在50年代和60年代抵达,在夜里不懈地工作 |
| 206 | shifts to keep the mills running, ensuring Britain's economy continued to flourish | 确保英国经济继续繁荣 |
| 207 | after the Second World War. | 第二次世界大战之后。 |
| 208 | Each generation of newcomers did not just come to Bradford, | 每一代新人 不只是来布拉德福德, |
| 209 | they built Bradford. | 他们建立了布拉德福德。 |
| 210 | Chicken tikka masala might be the UK's national dish, but I must | 鸡肉卷饼可能是英国的国菜 但我必须 |
| 211 | inform the whole House that you have not had a curry until you have had a Bradford curry. | 告诉全院,你没有咖喱 直到你有布拉德福德咖喱。 |
| 212 | Whether it is the legendary family naans on trees invented by the late king of curry, | 不管是传说中的 咖哩王发明的树上的家族 |
| 213 | Shabir Hussain, the founder of Akbar's, or the subcontinental flavours of Agra, Mumtaz, | 沙比尔·侯赛因,阿克巴的创始人, 或亚大陆的风味 阿格拉,穆姆塔兹, |
| 214 | Jinar, Mylahoz or any one of the hundreds of restaurants across the city, Bradford does | Jinar, Mylahoz 或全市数百家餐馆之一,布拉德福德 |
| 215 | curry like nowhere else. | 咖喱像别的地方。 |
| 216 | The curries of that good even defy the current Manjaro jam. | 那种美味的咖喱甚至挑战了现在的曼雅罗果酱 |
| 217 | A | 页:1 |
| 218 | stronger solution. | 更强大的解决方案。 |
| 219 | I recommend Bradford's curry to all Members of this House, now that | 我推荐布拉德福德的咖喱 给本院的所有成员 现在 |
| 220 | Bradford has a few reform councillors. | 布拉德福德有一些改革议员. |
| 221 | Perhaps the Member for Clapton, who I see is not in | 或许是克莱普顿的会员,我看见他不在 |
| 222 | his place, could pay a visit and treat them to a good curry, followed by a pint brewed | 他的家,可以去拜访一下 给他们一个好的咖喱,然后来杯啤酒 |
| 223 | in Bradford. | 布莱德福德 |
| 224 | In fact, given the size of his recent gift that we are now all well aware, | 事实上,鉴于他最近送的礼物的大小,我们现在都知道, |
| 225 | probably take half of Bradford out and still be left with plenty of change. | 可能把一半的布拉德福德带出去 剩下的还有很多零钱 |
| 226 | Bradford is, Mr Speaker, the youngest city in the United Kingdom. | 布拉德福德先生是英国最年轻的城市 |
| 227 | It has been named the | 它被命名为 |
| 228 | most entrepreneurial too. | 也是最创业的 |
| 229 | Morrisons grew from a market stall in our city to a household | 莫里森从我们城市的市场摊位发展到一个家庭 |
| 230 | name. | 名称。 |
| 231 | It is a place where I promised this House there is no poverty of aspiration, talent | 我答应过这里没有欲望和天赋 |
| 232 | or ambition, but the poverty of infrastructure over decades has left us behind. | 或野心,但几十年来基础设施的贫困使我们落伍。 |
| 233 | Bradford | 布莱德福德 |
| 234 | is turning a corner. | 转弯了 |
| 235 | Two hundred and seventy million in public sector investment is building | 正在建设2.7亿公共部门投资 |
| 236 | private sector confidence, with a combined pipeline now reaching 2.3 billion. | 私营部门的信心,联合管道现已达到23亿。 |
| 237 | I am grateful | 谢谢 |
| 238 | for our Government's support, which includes a new hospital in Ayrdale and 2 billion integrated | 包括Ayrdale新医院和20亿综合医院 |
| 239 | settlements for West Yorkshire, giving our Labour Mayor, Tracy Braben, the power and | 西约克郡的定居点 给了我们的劳工市长特雷西·布拉本 |
| 240 | flexibility to invest in local jobs, new homes and improving skills. | • 灵活地投资于地方工作、新住房和提高技能。 |
| 241 | At Bradford city station, | 在布拉德福德城站, |
| 242 | 2.1 billion investment in transport for the city regions, funding enabling West Yorkshire | 为城区运输投资21亿,为西约克郡提供资金 |
| 243 | to deliver mass transit, better buses and repair our roads and potholes. | 提供大众交通 更好的公共汽车 并修复我们的道路和坑洞。 |
| 244 | All of this | 这一切 |
| 245 | is pumping confidence into a city ready for investors to benefit from its untapped potential. | 将信心注入一个可供投资者利用其未开发潜力的城市。 |
| 246 | Northern powerhouse rail is not a nice-to-have. | 北方电厂的铁路不怎么好 |
| 247 | It is the difference between Bradford's | 这是布拉德福德的区别 |
| 248 | young people building their futures at home or building them somewhere else. | 年轻人在家里建自己的未来 或者在别的地方建 |
| 249 | On this occasion | 这次 |
| 250 | I would also like to pay my thanks to all the House staff across the estate, who ensure | 我也要感谢整个庄园的众议院工作人员,他们确保 |
| 251 | that Parliament can play the role that it does. | 议会可以发挥它的作用。 |
| 252 | They are hugely deserving of our appreciation | 他们非常值得我们的赞赏 |
| 253 | for everything they do. | 他们所做的一切。 |
| 254 | Outside of this place are the security services and our police forces, | 除了这里还有安全部门和我们的警察部队 |
| 255 | who keep us safe with the ever-increasing risks and threats to our democracy. | 他们保护我们的安全,使我们的民主面临越来越大的风险和威胁。 |
| 256 | Given | 鉴于 |
| 257 | the magnitude of this moment, I would also like to emphasise the huge weight and burden | 此时此刻,我还要强调巨大的重量和负担。 |
| 258 | of responsibility on our shoulders. | 我们肩上的责任。 |
| 259 | When we speak in this Chamber, it carries meaning | 当我们在这个会议厅发言时,它的含义是 |
| 260 | and impact. | 和影响力。 |
| 261 | It impacts that boy who takes off his kippah, the girl who removes her hijab, | 它影响着脱下头巾的男孩 脱下头巾的女孩 |
| 262 | fearing for their safety because their race and religion have become a political football, | 担心他们的安全 因为他们的种族和宗教 已经成为一种政治足球, |
| 263 | an attack on anyone or anyone's place of worship, be it a synagogue, a mosque, a church, | 攻击任何人或任何人的礼拜场所,无论是犹太会堂,清真寺,教堂, |
| 264 | a temple, a gurdwara or of any kind of religious institution, is an attack on our British way | 圣殿 古德瓦拉 或任何宗教机构 是对英国人的攻击 |
| 265 | of life. | 生命中最伟大的生命 |
| 266 | We must strengthen our communities against a rising tide of nationalism and populism. | 我们必须加强我们的社区,防止民族主义和民粹主义的抬头。 |
| 267 | In a world ever more dangerous, an online world ever more toxic, society more than ever | 在一个比以往更危险, 网络世界更毒的世界,社会比以往更毒 |
| 268 | needs unity, calmness and leadership. | 需要团结、冷静和领导。 |
| 269 | To make our country the best it can be, the burden | 让国家成为最好的国家 负担 |
| 270 | of responsibility falls on all our shoulders, and it has never been greater. | 责任落在了我们所有人的肩上,而且从未如此之大。 |
| 271 | It is also | 这也是 |
| 272 | a convention to part with words of wisdom for those who are slightly newer to this place. | 为稍新一点的人 开个会 说点明智的话 |
| 273 | With that in mind, I simply say this. | 考虑到这一点,我只想说这一点。 |
| 274 | Nurture the pragmatism of being an elected representative | 打破当选代表的务实态度 |
| 275 | of the people who have put their trust in you and sent you here, but never forget the | 他们信任你,派你来,但永远不要忘记 |
| 276 | passion of an activist. | 积极分子的热情。 |
| 277 | Keep that fire burning, because it is indeed that passion that will | 把火烧了,因为真的 激情会 |
| 278 | sustain you and carry you through, because sometimes it gets difficult here. | 养活你 带你过去 因为有时候这里会很困难 |
| 279 | A King's Speech is meant to be a fresh start. | 国王的演说意味着一个新的开始。 |
| 280 | Parliament's versions of clearing the kitchen | 议会关于清理厨房的版本 |
| 281 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}为未来工作腾出空间 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}召集家人来提醒我们 | |
| 282 | the country has sent us here to do. | 国家派我们来这里 |
| 283 | As hon. | 作为亲爱的。 |
| 284 | Members may know, I believe that in a full | 成员们可能知道,我相信,在完全 |
| 285 | kitchen table you make space. | 厨房的桌子你做空间。 |
| 286 | Hospitality matters in my home. | 我家里有招待费 |
| 287 | You listen. | 听着 |
| 288 | You serve | 你服务 |
| 289 | people properly. | 人正经。 |
| 290 | But good hospitality and politics itself is more than who speaks first | 但好客和政治本身 胜过谁先说话 |
| 291 | or indeed the loudest. | 或者是最响的 |
| 292 | It is about noticing the quiet ones, those who may be less organised, | 而是要注意那些安静的人 那些组织不严密的人 |
| 293 | not as powerful, but nonetheless equally, if not more important, the voiceless whose | 但同样,如果不是更重要的话,没有发言权的人 |
| 294 | we need to become. | 我们需要成为。 |
| 295 | For someone like me, who spent her formative years fighting a campaign | 对于像我这样的人, 谁花了她的成长岁月 在一场竞选中 |
| 296 | to release her mother from prison, who did not have a formal education beyond the age | 将母亲从监狱释放,因为母亲在成年后没有受过正规教育; |
| 297 | of 12, spelling, grammar and parliamentary language and phrases do not come naturally, | 12,拼写,语法和议会语言 和短语不是自然而然的, |
| 298 | forced into a marriage at 15, forced to live alike with hearing aids, lugging a black bin | 15岁被迫结婚,被迫与助听器同住,拖着一个黑盒子 |
| 299 | liner, of belongings as a homeless teenager, left all alone as a guardian to a younger | 作为无家可归的青少年的随身物品, 独自一人守护一个年轻的 |
| 300 | brother and sister without a shoulder of support or stability in life, attempting suicide as | 兄妹在生活中缺乏支持或稳定,企图自杀 |
| 301 | I could not see a way out from my despair. | 我无法从绝望中找到出路。 |
| 302 | Yet here I stand, with the world's eyes watching | 我站在这里,看着世界的眼睛 |
| 303 | the state opening of Parliament on this momentous occasion, given the privilege of this moment | 鉴于这一时刻的特权 本届国会的开幕 |
| 304 | to be here. | 在这里。 |
| 305 | If this was not my story, I would only believe it to be fiction. | 如果这不是我的故事,我只会相信它是虚构的。 |
| 306 | But the truth | 但事实 |
| 307 | is there can be a light at the end of a tunnel, because as I believe and my life personifies | 隧道尽头会有光,因为我相信... ...我的人生就是个人物 |
| 308 | for me, after hardship comes ease. | 对我来说,在苦难降临之后 |
| 309 | I stood in this Chamber for the first time and pinched | 我第一次站在这个会议厅里 被捏伤了 |
| 310 | myself. | 我个人 |
| 311 | I still do. | 我还在想 |
| 312 | Where someone like me can end up somewhere like here, representing | 在那里,像我这样的人 终究会在这里,代表 |
| 313 | the city I love, in the mother of all Parliaments, Bradford and my country gave me everything. | 布拉德福德和我的国家给了我一切 |
| 314 | I intend to spend every day in this House returning the favour. | 我打算每天在这个院子里回馈 |
| 315 | It is an honour of my | 我很荣幸 |
| 316 | life to move the loyal address on behalf of the people of Bradford West. | 生活代表布拉德福德韦斯特人民移动忠诚的地址. |
| 317 | I commend the | 我赞扬 |
| 318 | motion to the House. | 向众议院提出动议。 |
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P2 · 英国议会实录20260513:国王致辞辩论,经济危机、战争与政府危机全曝光 p02 Chris Vince MP (Harlow, Labour (Co-op)) (P2)

英国议会实录20260513:国王致辞辩论,经济危机、战争与政府危机全曝光 p02 Chris Vince MP (Harlow, Labour (Co-op)) (P2)
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| 0:03 | I won't mention the Bolton Bradford game on Thursday. | 我不会提到博尔顿・布拉德福德周四的比赛。 |
| 0:07 | I don't call Chris Binns to | 我不叫克里斯・宾斯 |
| 0:09 | second the address. | 换个地址 |
| 0:14 | Thank you Mr Speaker. | 谢谢你,议长先生。 |
| 0:16 | It is an absolute honour to second this humble address but can I start | 我非常荣幸能以这个卑微的演讲为后盾 但我可以开始说 |
| 0:20 | by thanking my Honourable Friend from Bradford West for her incredibly powerful speech. | 感谢布拉德福德·韦斯特的尊敬的朋友, 感谢她非常有力的演讲。 |
| 0:27 | Can | 可以吗? |
| 0:27 | I echo her words about the importance of communities coming together to tackle that divisive politics | 我赞同她的话,即各社区必须团结起来,应对这种分裂的政治。 |
| 0:36 | that we've seen so often and thank her for that. | 我们经常见面,为此感谢她 |
| 0:40 | Can I also echo her comments about the | 我可以重复她关于 |
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| 1 | I won't mention the Bolton Bradford game on Thursday. | 我不会提到博尔顿・布拉德福德周四的比赛。 |
| 2 | I don't call Chris Binns to | 我不叫克里斯・宾斯 |
| 3 | second the address. | 换个地址 |
| 4 | Thank you Mr Speaker. | 谢谢你,议长先生。 |
| 5 | It is an absolute honour to second this humble address but can I start | 我非常荣幸能以这个卑微的演讲为后盾 但我可以开始说 |
| 6 | by thanking my Honourable Friend from Bradford West for her incredibly powerful speech. | 感谢布拉德福德·韦斯特的尊敬的朋友, 感谢她非常有力的演讲。 |
| 7 | Can | 可以吗? |
| 8 | I echo her words about the importance of communities coming together to tackle that divisive politics | 我赞同她的话,即各社区必须团结起来,应对这种分裂的政治。 |
| 9 | that we've seen so often and thank her for that. | 我们经常见面,为此感谢她 |
| 10 | Can I also echo her comments about the | 我可以重复她关于 |
| 11 | House staff and the incredible job that they do to support all of us. | 院内职员和他们为支援我们所有人所做的令人难以置信的工作. |
| 12 | Following my recent | 跟着我最近 |
| 13 | London marathon run, it was suggested by two of the doorkeepers that the only reason Sebastian | 伦敦马拉松跑步 有两个守门员建议 塞巴斯蒂安的唯一原因 |
| 14 | Soar ran it in less than two hours, so get away from me talking about Harlem. | 在不到两个小时的时间里就飞了 所以离我讲哈莱姆远点 |
| 15 | As a big | 是个大人物 |
| 16 | fan of Curry's myself, I look forward to having the opportunity to sample one in Bradford | 我期待有机会在布拉德福德抽一个 |
| 17 | in the future, although I can't speak for all of my fellow Essex MPs. | 未来,虽然我不能代表 我的同伴埃塞克斯议员。 |
| 18 | Mr Speaker, this is a unique opportunity. | 议长先生,这是一个独特的机会。 |
| 19 | I have checked the records and I am the first | 我查过记录,我是第一个 |
| 20 | MP for Harlow to have the opportunity to do so. | MP让哈洛有机会这么做. |
| 21 | Mind you, Harlow has only been a constituency | 提醒你,哈洛只是一个选区 |
| 22 | since the 1970s and I'm not going to count the previous MP, Winston Churchill, who represented | 从1970年代起,我不再计算 前任议员温斯顿·丘吉尔,他代表 |
| 23 | what is now Harlow when it came under Epping. | 当它来到伊平之下时 哈洛是什么? |
| 24 | It may be the first time that a Harlow MP | 这也许是哈洛议员第一次 |
| 25 | has lived this speech, but I believe this opportunity has come at the right time. | 但我相信这个机会恰逢时机。 |
| 26 | When | 何时 |
| 27 | I reflect on the hurdles ahead, a lot can be learnt by looking at Harlow's past and | 我思考了前面的障碍, 通过看哈洛的过去和 |
| 28 | looking at Harlow's future. | 看着哈洛的未来 |
| 29 | I came about second in the humble address, much like my Honourable Friend, when I received | 我在谦卑的地址中排第二, 就像我尊敬的朋友,当我收到 |
| 30 | a phone call from the Chief Whip on the train home. | 列车司机的电话 |
| 31 | Like my Honourable Friend and other | 像我尊敬的朋友和其他人一样 |
| 32 | Members I'm sure across the House, the first thing I thought was, what have I done wrong? | 我敢肯定,在整个众议院, 第一件事,我想, 我做了什么错? |
| 33 | I thought perhaps, like some Members across the House, he'd misheard me when I said | 我想,也许,像一些议员 对面的众议院, 他会误解我 当我说 |
| 34 | horned during a speech in this place. | 在这个地方的演讲中发出号角。 |
| 35 | And I didn't much fancy explaining to him that | 我也不想跟他解释 |
| 36 | I said horned, and not any other word that sounds like horned, on a train that was full | 我说有角,没有任何其他字 听起来像有角,在一辆满载的火车上 |
| 37 | of my constituents. | 我的选民。 |
| 38 | Thankfully that was not the case. | 幸好情况并非如此。 |
| 39 | The Chief Whip told me there were certain traditions around the King's speech, that | 威普酋长告诉我 国王的演说中有一些传统 |
| 40 | the speech should be humorous, and was an opportunity to mention the Members' constituency | 演讲应该是幽默的, 并是一个提到议员选区的机会 |
| 41 | as often as possible. | 尽可能频繁 |
| 42 | This did sound like a good gig to me, to be fair. | 这听起来不错 对我来说,公平。 |
| 43 | Now I can't necessarily promise humour, although I'll give it a good go, but I can certainly | 现在,我不能保证幽默, 虽然我会给予它一个好, 但我当然可以 |
| 44 | promise that I will mention Harlow as often as possible. | 保证我会尽可能经常提到哈洛 |
| 45 | And for those listening at home, | 对那些在家里听话的人来说, |
| 46 | you may wish to count the number of times I do so. | 你可能想数一下我这样做的次数。 |
| 47 | I believe the current count is seven. | 我相信现在的计数是7 |
| 48 | Is it eight? | 是八点吗? |
| 49 | What do they do for a living? | 他们靠什么维生? |
| 50 | Harlow is never a dull place to represent, | 哈洛从来不是个无聊的地方 |
| 51 | and Members across the House will know that Harlow once again bucked the national trend | 众议员会知道 哈洛再次打击了全国趋势 |
| 52 | when it came to last week's local election result. | 上周的地方选举结果 |
| 53 | We are getting quite good at that, | 我们很擅长这个 |
| 54 | even if it might not have been quite the way I would have liked. | 即使它可能没有 相当喜欢的方式。 |
| 55 | However, what it does | 然而,它所做的一切 |
| 56 | the ambition for the people of Harlow to see their town improve and grow, something that | 哈洛人民看到城镇改善和成长的野心 |
| 57 | can only happen with this Government's continued investment. | 只有在政府继续投资的情况下才能实现。 |
| 58 | Hint, hint. | 提示,提示。 |
| 59 | The Chief Whip also | 队长也来 |
| 60 | told me there was tradition to have an established MP propose the King's speech and for a bright | 告诉我,有传统 有固定的议员 提议国王的演讲 和光明的 |
| 61 | young thing to second it. | 年轻人来代替它。 |
| 62 | I have to say, Mr Speaker, I'm not particularly bright. | 我必须说,议长先生,我不是特别聪明 |
| 63 | I'm | и琌 |
| 64 | not particularly young, but I'm definitely a thing, so I can absolutely claim one third | 不是特别年轻, 但我绝对是一件事情, 所以我绝对可以要求三分之一 |
| 65 | of that prescription. | 那处方。 |
| 66 | I actually think the Chief Whip asked me to give this speech because | 我其实认为Whip局长让我做这个演讲 因为 |
| 67 | he was aware that on the last day of term I failed to achieve my 400th contribution | 他意识到在上任的最后一天 我没能完成我第400次的贡献 |
| 68 | to Hansard. | 去汉萨德 |
| 69 | So look, I want to thank everybody for being here so I can now do so. | 所以,我想感谢大家 来到这里,所以我现在可以这样做。 |
| 70 | And I look | 我看着 |
| 71 | forward in this parliamentary term making a further 400 contributions with multiple references | 在本届议会任期中再提出400项意见,并多次提及 |
| 72 | about Harlow, my mother's sterling career in HMRC, and the fact I may have previously | 关于哈洛,我母亲在HMRC的杰出生涯 以及我以前可能有过的事实 |
| 73 | been a maths teacher. | 曾经是数学老师 |
| 74 | There is more, don't worry. | 还有更多,不用担心。 |
| 75 | I think we would all recognise, as | 我想我们都会认出来 |
| 76 | His Majesty does, this King's speech comes at an increasingly dangerous and volatile time, | 陛下,这位国王的演讲 是在越来越危险和动荡的时期发表的 |
| 77 | which, like Honourable Friends and Honourable Members, I've spent a great deal of time | 和尊敬的朋友和尊敬的成员一样,我花了很多时间 |
| 78 | thinking about. | 考虑一下 |
| 79 | It's during this turmoil that I've taken the time to reflect on what | 正是在这场动乱中 我花时间思考 |
| 80 | it means to be British, those British values. | 意思是英国人 那些英国人的价值观 |
| 81 | What our country is about. | 我们的国家是什么。 |
| 82 | What is the real | 什么是真实的 |
| 83 | Britain? | 英国? |
| 84 | We say Britishness more and more, but it can mean any number of things to any | 我们越来越多地说英国式的, 但是它可以意味着任何数量的东西 |
| 85 | number of people. | 人数。 |
| 86 | When I think about what it means to be British, I think about my recent | 当我想着成为英国人的意义时,我想到我最近 |
| 87 | experience running the London Marathon. | 伦敦马拉松的运营经验. |
| 88 | And, just to be clear, I am not referring to when | 老实说,我不是说什么时候 |
| 89 | the Honourable Member for Basin and Billericke, with his Union flag shorts on, overtook me | 流域和比勒里克的荣誉成员 带着他的联盟旗短裤 超越了我 |
| 90 | on mile 17, just as I hit the metaphorical wall. | 就像我撞到隐喻墙一样 |
| 91 | I have looked it up, he's two years | 我查过了,他已经两年了 |
| 92 | younger than me, so I've got an excuse. | 比我年轻, 所以我有一个借口。 |
| 93 | During the marathon run, Mr Speaker, or perhaps in | 在马拉松赛期间, 议长先生, 或也许在 |
| 94 | my case I should say marathon limp along the streets of London, I saw neither hate nor | 我的案子,我应该说马拉松跛 沿着伦敦的街道,我看到既不恨也不恨 |
| 95 | division. | 组织。 |
| 96 | I saw unity. | 我看到团结。 |
| 97 | I saw people coming together to cheer on perfect strangers in | 我看到人们聚集在一起 欢呼着完美的陌生人 |
| 98 | shared endeavour. | 共同努力。 |
| 99 | I saw Gordon Ramsay randomly heckle me to carry on. | 我看见戈登・拉姆赛随意地缠住我继续 |
| 100 | And I even got supported | 我甚至还得到了支持 |
| 101 | by a Man United supporter. | 由曼联的支持者。 |
| 102 | I saw everyone, man or woman, black or white, gay or straight, | 我看到每个人,男人或女人, 黑或白,同性恋或直, |
| 103 | all laying the 26.2 mile course. | 铺设26.2英里航线 |
| 104 | And by the way, that 0.2 miles at the end is only made possible | 顺便说一句,最后的0.2英里是可能的 |
| 105 | by those supporters. | 由这些支持者。 |
| 106 | Mr Speaker, that is the Britain I know. | 议长先生,那是我认识的英国人 |
| 107 | That is the Britain that I | 这就是我的英国 |
| 108 | love. | 爱 |
| 109 | And that sense of supporting one another, of coming together as a community in hardship | 一种互相支持的感觉, 团结在一起作为一个困难的社区 |
| 110 | and celebration, is alive and well in Harlow. | 和庆祝,是活的和良好的在哈洛。 |
| 111 | In fact, it is baked into the very foundation | 事实上,它被烤成了基础 |
| 112 | of Harlow when it first conceived as part of the Newtown revolution under the first majority | 当哈洛第一次被设想为 Newtown革命的一部分时, |
| 113 | Labour government in 1945. | 1945年任工党政府. |
| 114 | Harlow remains a strong community today. | 哈洛今天仍然是一个强大的社区. |
| 115 | And when I think of Britishness, | 当我想到英国人的时候 |
| 116 | I think of Rainbow Services, which supports projects across Harlow by getting young people | 我想到彩虹服务, 它支持整个哈洛的项目 通过吸引年轻人 |
| 117 | to build infrastructure for their community. | 为社区建设基础设施。 |
| 118 | I think of Streets to Homes, the homeless charity | 我想到街道到家园,无家可归的慈善机构 |
| 119 | I worked at, which supports the most vulnerable in our society. | 我工作过,支持我们社会中最易受伤害的人。 |
| 120 | And I think about the Michael | 我想到迈克尔 |
| 121 | Roberts Charity Foundation, which runs the local food bank. | 罗伯茨慈善基金会,经营当地粮食银行. |
| 122 | As I mentioned, Harlow itself is a | 正如我所提到的,哈洛本身就是一个 |
| 123 | post-war Newtown designed by Sir Frederick Gibbord to be a place of neighbourhoods and communities. | 战后的纽城由弗雷德里克·吉博爵士设计,成为街区和社区所在地. |
| 124 | It was built as a solution to the problem of overcrowding in London. | 它是作为解决伦敦过度拥挤问题的办法而建造的. |
| 125 | Harlow sought to alleviate | 哈洛试图缓解 |
| 126 | this pressure while keeping communities tightly knit together. | 这种压力使社区紧密相连。 |
| 127 | You can still see remnants of that | 你仍然可以看到残余 |
| 128 | today. | 今时. |
| 129 | People from Walthamstow move into the Stow in Harlow, giving people a fresh start in life | 沃尔特姆斯托的人搬进了哈洛的斯多 给人们一个全新的生活开端 |
| 130 | with all the comforts of their community. | 与所有舒适 他们的社区。 |
| 131 | To this day, Harlow is one community built by lots of | 直到今天,哈洛是一个社区 由很多 |
| 132 | smaller and close communities. | 规模较小、关系密切的社区。 |
| 133 | Communities like Potter Street, Bush Fair, Church Langley and | 波特街、布什博览会、教会兰利和 |
| 134 | Little Pondon. | 小庞登. |
| 135 | As Harlow grew into its Newtown, so too did its pioneering spirit. | 随着哈洛成长为新城,其开拓精神也随之发展. |
| 136 | And just two | 就两个 |
| 137 | weeks ago, I was lucky enough to recognise one of those pioneers by unveiling a blue pack in memory | 几周前,我很幸运能认出其中一位先锋 揭开蓝色包的记忆 |
| 138 | of Harlow-raised scientist, Dr George Hockham, one of the key brains behind the invention of the | 哈罗的科学家,乔治·霍卡姆博士, 发明人类的关键大脑之一 |
| 139 | fibre optic cable. | 光纤电缆. |
| 140 | The fibre optic cable, creating Harlow, revolutionised modern communication, | 光纤电缆,创建哈洛, 革命性现代通信, |
| 141 | not just in Britain, but across the world. | 不仅在英国,而且在世界各地。 |
| 142 | For me, George Hockham and many others like him from | 对我来说,乔治·霍卡姆和许多其他像他这样的人 |
| 143 | Harlow can be an inspiration for Harlow's next generation, a generation that deserves a government | 哈洛可以成为哈洛下一代的灵感 一代值得政府 |
| 144 | on their side. | 在他们身边。 |
| 145 | I think of inspirations like Professor Hannah Fry and Paralympian Anne Strike. | 我想到了像汉娜·弗莱教授和帕拉林派·安妮·斯特里克这样的灵感. |
| 146 | These inspirations are a reminder of what it means to be British, to achieve so much and to | 这些灵感提醒人们 当英国人 成就如此之多 |
| 147 | have such a proud community behind you. | 有个这么骄傲的社区在你身后。 |
| 148 | Harlow has a history to be proud of and a future to be | 哈洛有历史值得骄傲 也有未来 |
| 149 | excited about too. | 也很兴奋 |
| 150 | As a former teacher, I don't know if I've mentioned that, I am filled with | 作为前老师,我不知道我是否说过, 我充满了 |
| 151 | pride when I visit schools across Harlow and see the incredible young people learning there. | 当我参观整个哈洛的学校 看到那些不可思议的年轻人在那里学习时,我感到骄傲。 |
| 152 | That | 那个 |
| 153 | is why I'm proud that education is at the heart of this governance offered in the King's Beach, | 这就是为什么我很自豪 教育是国王海滩 治理的核心 |
| 154 | building on the work done by the previous parliamentary session. | 以上届议会的工作为基础。 |
| 155 | Looking into the future | 展望未来 |
| 156 | session, the government will tackle the broken SEND system, giving every young person with SEND | 政府将解决SEND系统崩溃的问题, |
| 157 | the support they need and supporting parents, not leaving them to battle a broken system. | 他们需要和支持父母,而不是让他们去对抗一个破系统。 |
| 158 | This cuts across this House, as I'm sure every Honourable Member can recall a constituent | 我确信每一位尊敬的议员 都能记得一个成员 |
| 159 | coming to them broken with nowhere to turn, at their wits end with an SEND system that benefits | 他们无处可去, 脑海中最后有一个SEND系统, |
| 160 | no one. | 没有人。 |
| 161 | I know I certainly can. | 我知道我当然可以。 |
| 162 | I also welcome the government's commitment to review the national | 我还欢迎政府承诺审查国家宪法。 |
| 163 | curriculum to make it broader as well as recognise the importance of citizenship, | 扩大课程范围并承认公民身份的重要性, |
| 164 | of financial education and the dangers of online harm. | 金融教育和网络危害的危险。 |
| 165 | What our younger generation | 我们的年轻一代 |
| 166 | learns is so important. | 学习是如此重要。 |
| 167 | If I could achieve one thing when I look back on my time serving Harlow, | 如果我能实现一件事 当我回顾我的时间为哈洛服务, |
| 168 | I want to achieve for the young people in Harlow the aspiration they deserve. | 我要为哈洛的年轻人实现他们应得的愿望。 |
| 169 | Every young person | 每个年轻人 |
| 170 | now sitting in a classroom in Harlow, primary or secondary, should have the opportunity to aspire | 现在坐在哈洛的教室里,小学或中学,应该有机会向往 |
| 171 | to achieve whatever they want to do. | 以达到他们想要的。 |
| 172 | That is what I want for Harlow. | 这就是我想要的哈洛。 |
| 173 | So I might say that I'm standing | 所以我可以说我站在 |
| 174 | here giving this mailing speech means anyone can achieve anything if they are resilient enough. | 给这封邮件的演讲 意味着任何人都可以实现任何目标 如果他们有足够的弹性。 |
| 175 | Because let me tell you I can roll with the punches and believe me in my journey to these | 因为我告诉你,我可以滚 与拳头 并相信我的旅程 |
| 176 | green benches it hasn't been without being knocked down along the way. | 绿色的长椅一直没有被打倒 |
| 177 | What I say now directly to | 我现在直接说给 |
| 178 | the young people of Harlow is do not give up on your dreams. | 哈洛的年轻人不会放弃你的梦想 |
| 179 | Do not let someone tell you you can't | 不要让别人告诉你你不能 |
| 180 | do it. | 做到这一点。 |
| 181 | I say to you if you really want something and you are willing to work hard for it you can | 我跟你说,如果你真的想要一些东西 你愿意为此而努力 |
| 182 | achieve it. | 实现它。 |
| 183 | I'm proof of that and I know in this government you have a Prime Minister | 我证明了这一点 我知道在这个政府里你有个总理 |
| 184 | dedicating to give that opportunity to others because he is even more proof of it than I am. | 因为他比我更能证明这一点。 |
| 185 | I would be remiss Mr Speaker if I didn't take an opportunity to mention a personal focus of mine | 如果我不利用这个机会 提及我个人的专注点的话,我就会失职了 |
| 186 | in this place and that is supporting young carers and young adult carers and I take this opportunity | 我借此机会支持年轻照顾者和年轻成人照顾者 |
| 187 | to once again call on the government to ensure support for these particularly incredible young | 再次呼吁政府确保支持这些特别令人难以置信的年轻人。 |
| 188 | people is a golden thread which runs through everything that they do. | 人是一个金线 贯穿他们所做的一切。 |
| 189 | But of course Mr Speaker | 当然,议长先生 |
| 190 | Harlow is about more than just its young people and my community has not been immune to the | 哈洛不仅仅是它的年轻人 我的社区也未能幸免 |
| 191 | pressures from the cost of living crisis. | 生活费用危机带来的压力。 |
| 192 | I welcome the work already done, the freezing of the rail | 我欢迎已经做的工作, 铁路的冻结 |
| 193 | fares and prescription charges, the lifting of the two-child benefit cap and the raising of minimum | 票价和处方收费,取消双子津贴上限,提高最低 |
| 194 | wage but I am pleased most of all this government recognises in this King's speech there is more to | 我很高兴在国王的演讲中, |
| 195 | do to support families in Harlow. | 帮助哈洛的家庭 |
| 196 | When we talk about living pressures it is easy to get lost | 当我们谈论生活压力时,很容易迷失 |
| 197 | in the numbers and as a mathematician at heart this is even easier for me but to bring it home | 作为数学家,这对我来说更简单,但把它带回家 |
| 198 | when I think of the reality facing hard-working and proud families in Harlow I think of my friend | 当我想到现实 面对辛勤工作和骄傲的家庭 在哈洛,我想我的朋友 |
| 199 | Jamie. | 杰米,你好吗? |
| 200 | He works six days a week to pay the bills, to put food on the table for his two-year-old son, | 他每周工作六天 支付账单, 将食物放在桌子上 为他的两岁的儿子, |
| 201 | to provide for his family and at the end of the month he is very little if anything, | 养家糊口 在月底他还很小 |
| 202 | he cannot enjoy himself, he cannot treat his family. | 他不能自娱自乐,也不能对待家人。 |
| 203 | So this parliamentary session Mr Speaker | 所以这次议会会议 议长先生 |
| 204 | must be defined by being the one where we see living standards improve for everyone in our | 必须以我们所看到的改善每个人生活标准为定义。 |
| 205 | society and not just the privileged few. | 不只是少数特权阶层 |
| 206 | That is what will be in the mind's eye when I cast my | 这就是我投出我 |
| 207 | votes in this place. | 在这个地方投票。 |
| 208 | I am sure my honourable friend from Oldham is waiting anxiously for me to point | 我确信我来自奥德汉的光荣朋友 急于等待我指点 |
| 209 | out as I stand here in this place as I am not just standing here as just a Labour MP, | 当我站在这里的时候... ... ...... |
| 210 | I am a Labour and Corruptive MP. | 我是一个劳工和腐败议员。 |
| 211 | I am proud of the Corruptive party and the work it's been | 我为腐败派对和它的工作感到骄傲 |
| 212 | doing alongside the government to empower local communities like mine in Harlow through community | * 与政府一道,通过社区增强Harlow的当地社区的能力,如我的社区 |
| 213 | ownership. | 所有权。 |
| 214 | I hope this next session will bring even more Corruptive opportunities for people | 我希望下届会议将为人们带来更多的腐败机会。 |
| 215 | in Harlow. | 在哈罗 |
| 216 | Though of course like many honourable members in this place my constituency name does | 虽然这里有很多光荣的会员 但我的选区名是 |
| 217 | encompass the full nature of my area. | 包括我所在区域的全部性质。 |
| 218 | Harlow constituency does not end at the town boundary. | 哈洛选区并不止于镇界. |
| 219 | I represent incredible villages too with some incredible histories. | 我代表了不可思议的村庄 有一些不可思议的历史。 |
| 220 | I represent Roydon, | 我代表罗伊登 |
| 221 | a village that first appeared in the Doomsday book. | 一个最早出现在"末日"书中的村庄. |
| 222 | Bordering Roydon are Lohanazing and Dobbs | 与罗伊登接壤的是洛哈纳辛和多布斯 |
| 223 | Weir which are home to the Lee Valley Growers, some of the biggest vegetable producers in the | 这是李谷种植者的故乡, 其中一些最大的蔬菜生产者 |
| 224 | country. | 国家。 |
| 225 | I represent Shearing with one of its most notable residents being Rod Stewart. | 我代表Shearing 与它最显著的居民之一 是罗德·斯图尔特。 |
| 226 | For the first time Harlow includes Hatfield Heath and Hatfield Broad Oak. | 哈洛首次包括哈特菲尔德·希斯和哈特菲尔德·布罗德橡树. |
| 227 | I know the Leader of | 我认识 |
| 228 | my constituency will vaguely remember these places. | 我的选区会模糊地记住这些地方 |
| 229 | Incredible communities with a strong sense of | 具有强烈的 |
| 230 | what it means to look after your neighbour. | 照顾你的邻居意味着什么? |
| 231 | I've got a neighbour's reference in for the | 我有邻居的参考文献 |
| 232 | media and cultural support. | 媒体和文化支持。 |
| 233 | Ironically one of my predecessors Bill Rammell actually moved out of | 讽刺的是 我的前任之一 比尔·拉姆梅尔实际上搬走了 |
| 234 | Harlow to one of these villages. | 到其中一个村庄去 |
| 235 | Though Harlow was not keen on this so it expanded its boundaries | 虽然哈洛并不热衷于这个 所以它扩大了边界 |
| 236 | to include him back in the constituency. | 让他回到选区 |
| 237 | Part of the fund of representing such a diverse community | 代表如此多元社区的基金的一部分 |
| 238 | with its healthy share of rural and urban is the mix I get to experience as their MP. | 作为他们的议员,我所经历的混合体, 与它在农村和城市的健康份额。 |
| 239 | I can visit local businesses in the morning, talk to a group of students in the afternoon, | 我早上可以去当地企业 下午可以和一群学生谈谈 |
| 240 | then round out the day with a community event. | 在那日,我将以一个市镇, |
| 241 | I've attended my fair share of community events, | 我参加过社区活动 |
| 242 | Mr Speaker, although I'm not convinced it was a great idea to run the matching village 10k | 议长先生,虽然我不相信经营10千个匹配村庄是个好主意 |
| 243 | a week after the London marathon. | 伦敦马拉松赛一周后 |
| 244 | I didn't see the member for Villarickie and Pelsen there just | 我没看到维拉里克和佩尔森的成员 |
| 245 | now. | 现在 |
| 246 | He'd already finished. | 他已经说完了 |
| 247 | On the point of running, Mr Speaker, when I took part in the | 关于竞选问题,议长先生,当我参加 |
| 248 | London marathon I received a card from my parliamentary team, wish me luck, with one | 伦敦马拉松,我收到了我的议会团队的卡片, 祝我好运,有一个 |
| 249 | member of my team commenting, you've run enough elections so a marathon should be easy. | 我的团队成员评论说,你已经进行了足够的选举 所以马拉松应该很容易。 |
| 250 | Which | 哪个 |
| 251 | brings me, you'll be pleased to know, to my conclusion and to a line that I want to end with | 带我,你会很高兴知道, 我的结论 和一条线,我想结束 |
| 252 | from one of my former teachers. | 我曾经的老师 |
| 253 | Did I mention I was a teacher? | 我提过我是老师吗? |
| 254 | Mr Feely used to teach me science, | Feely先生曾经教我科学 |
| 255 | although I'm never really sure we did learn a lot of science in his lessons, to be fair. | 虽然我从来就不确定 我们从他的课上学到了很多科学 公平一点 |
| 256 | However, | 不过, |
| 257 | this line perfectly sums up this Government and that is, we should always remember, | 这一行完美地概括了这个政府,也就是,我们应该永远记住, |
| 258 | it's a marathon and not a sprint. | 是马拉松,不是冲刺 |
| 259 | I respectfully remind members of that. | 我恭敬地提醒各位成员注意这一点。 |
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P3 · 英国议会实录20260513:国王致辞辩论,经济危机、战争与政府危机全曝光 p03 Rt Hon Kemi Badenoch MP (North West Essex, Conservative) (P3)

英国议会实录20260513:国王致辞辩论,经济危机、战争与政府危机全曝光 p03 Rt Hon Kemi Badenoch MP (North West Essex, Conservative) (P3)
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| 0:01 | The question is that the humble address be presented to his majesty as follows | 问题是,向国王陛下提交以下卑微的地址: |
| 0:09 | most gracious sovereign we | 我们最仁慈的君主 |
| 0:11 | Your Majesty's most truthful and loyal subjects the commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 皇上最诚实最忠诚的臣民 大不列颠及北爱尔兰 |
| 0:19 | in Parliament assembled | 在议会中集会 |
| 0:21 | Beg leave to offer our humble thanks to your majesty for the gracious speech which your majesty is addressed to both house of Parliament | 恳请您离开,向陛下致谢您对议会两院的盛情讲话 |
| 0:31 | I now call the leader of the opposition | 我现在叫反对派领袖 |
| 0:34 | right trouble, Kimmy Ben | 好麻烦,金米本 |
| 0:40 | Thank You mr. Speaker | 谢谢你,先生。 发言者 |
| 0:42 | This King speech is taking place against the most extraordinary backdrop | 国王的演说是在最特殊的背景下进行的 |
| 0:48 | We knew the carriages were booked the horses were ready the King was coming, but would we have a prime minister? | 我们知道马车是预定的 马匹是准备好的 国王要来, 但我们有总理吗? |
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| 1 | The question is that the humble address be presented to his majesty as follows | 问题是,向国王陛下提交以下卑微的地址: |
| 2 | most gracious sovereign we | 我们最仁慈的君主 |
| 3 | Your Majesty's most truthful and loyal subjects the commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 皇上最诚实最忠诚的臣民 大不列颠及北爱尔兰 |
| 4 | in Parliament assembled | 在议会中集会 |
| 5 | Beg leave to offer our humble thanks to your majesty for the gracious speech which your majesty is addressed to both house of Parliament | 恳请您离开,向陛下致谢您对议会两院的盛情讲话 |
| 6 | I now call the leader of the opposition | 我现在叫反对派领袖 |
| 7 | right trouble, Kimmy Ben | 好麻烦,金米本 |
| 8 | Thank You mr. Speaker | 谢谢你,先生。 发言者 |
| 9 | This King speech is taking place against the most extraordinary backdrop | 国王的演说是在最特殊的背景下进行的 |
| 10 | We knew the carriages were booked the horses were ready the King was coming, but would we have a prime minister? | 我们知道马车是预定的 马匹是准备好的 国王要来, 但我们有总理吗? |
| 11 | So mr. Speaker it is such an honor | 所以,先生。 。 。 说客真是荣幸 |
| 12 | To be the leader of the opposition who gets to respond today | 成为今天能回应的反对派领袖 |
| 13 | May I start by congratulating the proposer and seconder of the loyal address on their excellent speeches? | 首先,请允许我祝贺忠诚演说的提出者和借调者所作的出色发言。 |
| 14 | And can I also congratulate the whips for finding two backbenchers prepared to support the Prime Minister at this time? | 我能否也祝贺那些鞭子们找到两个后卫,准备此时支持总理? |
| 15 | The honorable member for Bradford West gave a moving and funny speech I | 布拉德福德·韦斯特的光荣成员发表了感人和幽默的演讲 |
| 16 | Especially appreciated her comments about black and brown faces on TV | 特别感谢她在电视上评论黑棕脸 |
| 17 | Or as my children say oh look it's mommy again | 或当我的孩子们说哦 看又是妈妈 |
| 18 | She only touched lightly on the fact that she is someone who has faced one of the most challenging hard childhoods imaginable and | 她只是轻描淡写地说,她是一个 面对最困难的童年之一 |
| 19 | Yet through the strength of her character has made it to this place | 然而通过她的性格力量 终于来到了这个地方 |
| 20 | 琌 tough 硂и惠璶狥「 | |
| 21 | Anyone who can boast of chewing up and spitting out George Galloway in an election | 任何能吹嘘在选举时 咀嚼和吐出乔治·加洛威的人 |
| 22 | Is clearly formidable I | 很明显是可怕的我 |
| 23 | Also congratulate the member for Harlow on successfully delivering a humorous and warm-hearted speech | 还祝贺哈洛成功发表幽默和热情的演讲 |
| 24 | As he noted he is my constituency neighbor, and he also yes did run the London Marathon last month | 他注意到他是我的选区邻居 他上个月还经营过伦敦马拉松 |
| 25 | Raising money for Sinclair Hospice, which cares for both our constituents, and so I would like to take this opportunity to thank him | 为辛克莱·霍斯皮斯筹款,他关心我们的选民 所以我想借此机会感谢他 |
| 26 | So I've become a big fan of his after listening to his speech especially after he was so generous in his comments about the Harlow | 所以,我成为了他的大粉丝 在听了他的演讲后 特别是他在评论哈洛之后 |
| 27 | Conservatives successful election campaign and my councillors outstanding work regenerating the town centre | 保守党成功开展竞选活动,我的议员们做了出色的工作,使市中心重新焕发活力 |
| 28 | And I would say to him if things on that side of the house are getting a bit much | 我会告诉他 如果房子那边的东西得到很多 |
| 29 | He would be very welcome to cross the floor | 他非常欢迎通过发言。 |
| 30 | Mr.. Speaker I think we can say that the proposer and seconder of the loyal address have upheld the best traditions | 议长先生 我想我们可以说 忠诚演说的推荐人和推荐人 维护了最好的传统 |
| 31 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 32 | Would of course like to pay tribute to his majesty the king | 当然要向国王致敬 |
| 33 | His majesty has served through a period of great personal difficulty and throughout he has exemplified the virtues of grace | 陛下一直为他服务 度过了个人的艰难时期 在整个过程中 他展现了优雅的美德 |
| 34 | dignity | 尊严 |
| 35 | humor | 风趣 |
| 36 | modesty and resolve in the face of adversity | 面对逆境谦虚和决心 |
| 37 | Virtues which were on full display during his hugely successful state visits to the United States | 在他对美国进行极其成功的州访问期间充分展示的道德 |
| 38 | And I'm sure the whole house will have admired his skillful speech to Congress | 我敢肯定,整座房子都会佩服 他对国会的技巧演说 |
| 39 | It was a speech full of the wisdom and courage needed for our times | 这演讲充满了我们时代所需要的智慧和勇气 |
| 40 | Of course we would never have got to hear it if we'd listen to some people in this house | 当然,如果我们听这房子里的人的话,我们永远不会听到 |
| 41 | Who called for the King's visits to be canceled, but thank goodness no one listens to the leader of the liberal Democrats | 谁要求取消国王的访问 但谢天谢地没人听自由民主党领袖的话 |
| 42 | as for the Prime Minister | 至於总理, |
| 43 | When he was young he called for the end of the monarchy | 他年轻时就要求结束君主制 |
| 44 | So I'm glad the right honorable and learned gentleman has seen the error of his ways | 所以,我很高兴 正确的光荣和有学问的绅士 看到了他的错误 |
| 45 | Because previous King Charles's took a much dimmer view of that kind of thing | 因为以前查尔斯国王对这种事 所持的看法很模糊 |
| 46 | I'm only sorry that this newfound appreciation of the monarchy and our country's traditions have come too late | 对君主制和我国传统 这种新发现的赞赏 来得太迟了 |
| 47 | Because this is the first parliamentary session ever without the hereditary peers and their departure will be keenly felt | 因为这是有史以来第一次没有世袭同龄人的议会会议 他们的离去将会被深深地感受到 |
| 48 | Will be keenly felt and our Parliament will be poorer for it | 我们的议会会更穷 |
| 49 | Especially | 特别是 |
| 50 | Especially mr. Speaker when you consider some of the people that labor have been replacing them with | 特别是Mr. 发言人,当你考虑 一些人的劳工 已经取代他们 |
| 51 | People who've already had the whip removed before they've even taken their seats | 那些已经把鞭子拿掉的人 甚至还没坐好 |
| 52 | Mr. Speaker, I know the convention is for this to be a light-hearted debate, but as I've already said | 议长先生,我知道大会是想让这场辩论变得轻而易举 但我已经说过了 |
| 53 | This is a highly unusual moment the Prime Minister is in office but not in power | 这是一个非常不寻常的时刻,总理在任,但没有掌权。 |
| 54 | Everyone is trying to pretend. | 大家都在假装 |
| 55 | It's all right. | 没关系。 |
| 56 | It's not all right in the past 48 hours | 过去48小时不好 |
| 57 | Nearly 100 labor MPs have called for the Prime Minister to resign | 近百名劳工议员呼吁总理辞职, |
| 58 | Four ministers have quit it is clear his authority has gone and that he will not be able to deliver | 四位大臣辞职了 很明显他的权力已经消失 他无法兑现 |
| 59 | What little there is in this King speech? | 今王演说何少. |
| 60 | This is a government less than two years in office, which has already run out of ideas and run out of road | 这是一个执政不到两年的政府,已经没有想法了,没有路可走了。 |
| 61 | So how did we get here? | 我们怎么到这里的? |
| 62 | There is a great line in the musical Hamilton. | 音乐剧"汉密尔顿"中有一句伟大的台词. |
| 63 | Mr. Speaker winning is easy | 议长先生胜出很容易 |
| 64 | Governing is harder | 治理比较难 |
| 65 | Everything that has gone wrong in labor's first two years comes back to one problem | 任何在头两年的劳动中出错的事 都会回到一个问题 |
| 66 | They came into office with no plan | 他们上任时没有计划 |
| 67 | They did not understand the difference between winning an election and governing a country | 他们不明白赢得选举和治理国家之间的区别 |
| 68 | It was very easy to make promises in opposition promises to freeze council tax | 在反对派中做出冻结议会税的承诺很容易 |
| 69 | Promises to take 300 pounds off energy bills promises to the waspy women | 承诺把300英镑的能源账单 给淫荡的女人 |
| 70 | Hundreds of labor MPs took photos with them to post on their Facebook pages and their websites and their election leaflets | 数以百计的劳工议员与他们合影, |
| 71 | But at no point did they bother to think how would they deliver any of it? | 但是,他们从来没有 费心思考 他们如何交付任何它? |
| 72 | They didn't spend their time in opposition thinking deeply about the country's problems | 他们没有花时间在反对派 深思国家的问题 |
| 73 | They assumed that governing in the 2020s would be like governing in the 1990s, but it isn't | 他们认为2020年代的治理就像1990年代的治理,但并不是 |
| 74 | Britain is facing new | 英国面临新的 |
| 75 | structural problems | 结构问题 |
| 76 | We have an aging | 我们老了 |
| 77 | Mr. Speaker they'll shout at me. | 议长先生 他们会对我大喊大叫 |
| 78 | I know they can't wait to get back to their plotting but it's quite important that we hear | 我知道他们迫不及待地想回到他们的阴谋之中 但是我们听到这很重要 |
| 79 | What is going to be said? | 会说什么? |
| 80 | Because we have an aging population a falling birth rate and a welfare bill that is spiraling out of control | 因为我们的人口老化 出生率下降 福利法案 螺旋上升失控 |
| 81 | We have an information revolution in the shape of AI that threatens to unravel the world of work as we know it and the cost | 我们有一个信息革命 以AI的形式 威胁破坏我们所知道的 工作的世界和成本 |
| 82 | Of energy is driving industry out of the country | 能源正在驱使工业出国 |
| 83 | Labour were taken by surprise that we are living in a more competitive and increasingly hostile world | 我们生活在一个竞争更激烈、越来越敌对的世界中, |
| 84 | Their manifesto was just a set of misleading promises they promised no new taxes on working people fail | 他们的宣言只是一套误导人的承诺 他们承诺不给劳动人民征收新税 |
| 85 | They promised to crack down on illegal immigration fail. | 他们承诺打击非法移民失败. |
| 86 | They promised to tread more lightly on | 他们答应过要更轻松一点的 |
| 87 | people's lives | 人们的生活 |
| 88 | epic fail | 史诗失败 |
| 89 | They made promises without knowing how anything works. | 他们做了承诺,却不知道 事情是如何运作的。 |
| 90 | Let's look at housing | 让我们看看房子 |
| 91 | Just after labor took office when I was shadow housing secretary | 就在我当影子住房秘书的时候 刚开始工作 |
| 92 | I stood at this dispatch box and warned the former deputy prime minister that she had been stitched up | 我站在这个调度箱 警告前副总理她被缝合了 |
| 93 | That the 1.5 million new homes. | 150万个新家 |
| 94 | Labour promised had been hung like a millstone around her neck | 她的脖子上挂着一块磨坊石 |
| 95 | I knew that they wouldn't be able to meet that target because they didn't understand why more houses weren't being built | 我知道他们无法达到目标 因为他们不明白为什么没有建造更多的房子 |
| 96 | Sure enough. | 当然可以。 |
| 97 | They are already more than a third down on their target and well behind what we delivered | 他们已经落后了三分之一 远远落后于我们的成果 |
| 98 | Of course mr. Speaker in the end | 当然,先生。 演讲者最后 |
| 99 | It wasn't one and a half million homes that did for the former deputy prime minister | 不是150万户人家给前副总理的 |
| 100 | It took just one flat in Brighton to bring her down | 布莱顿只有一间公寓才把她弄下来 |
| 101 | Mr. Speaker | 议长先生 |
| 102 | It is so obvious. | 很明显 |
| 103 | I know they don't want I know they don't want to hear it. | 我知道他们不想听 我知道他们不想听 |
| 104 | Mr. Speaker | 议长先生 |
| 105 | But this I know they don't they don't they don't want to hear it. | 但我知道他们不是他们不想听 |
| 106 | Look at them. | 看看他们。 |
| 107 | They are so arrogant | 他们这么傲慢 |
| 108 | They want to lead our country. | 他们想领导我们的国家。 |
| 109 | They can't even lead a coup. | 他们甚至不能领导政变. |
| 110 | It is so obvious | 这么明显 |
| 111 | That they cannot handle being in government. | 他们不能处理在政府。 |
| 112 | They cannot handle it. | 他们无法应付。 |
| 113 | They hate the responsibility | 他们讨厌责任 |
| 114 | They hate having to take tough decisions. | 他们讨厌做出艰难的决定。 |
| 115 | They prefer scratching the itches that they had in opposition | 他们更喜欢抓痒 他们有反对的 |
| 116 | giving inflation busting pay rises to the unions | 通货膨胀使工会工资上涨; |
| 117 | 28 percent for the doctors who are still striking nearly two years | 28%的医生仍在接受近两年的打击 |
| 118 | They are still striking | 他们还在打击中 |
| 119 | Handing out more benefits to the only people who will still vote for them because labor | 给那些因为劳动而仍然投给他们的人 更多的好处 |
| 120 | Don't understand that poverty isn't created by a lack of benefits. | 不解贫道不是因无益而生. |
| 121 | It's created by a failing economy | 是经济崩溃造成的 |
| 122 | We spent mr. Speaker we spent the last session listening to labor MPs telling us how great everything was going | 我们花了他。 发言人,我们花了上届会议 倾听劳工议员 告诉我们一切有多美好 |
| 123 | No doubt. | 毫无疑问 |
| 124 | We will hear lots of grandstanding speeches this week telling us what a fantastic job | 我们这周会听到很多高贵的演讲 告诉我们多么了不起的工作 |
| 125 | They did how absurd given the number of them demanding that the prime minister stands down | 考虑到要求总理下台的人数, |
| 126 | We counted mr | 我们数过了,先生 |
| 127 | Speaker there were 24 u-turns in that first parliamentary session winter fuel family farms grooming gangs | 第一次国会会议有24个倒数 |
| 128 | Welfare reforms social media for under 16s day one workers rights | 16岁以下工人权利的社会媒体福利改革 |
| 129 | The list goes on and on and every single one of these u-turns had at its core a single issue | 榜单不断,其中每一个回合都有一个核心问题 |
| 130 | The prime minister's total lack of judgment | 首相完全没有判断力 |
| 131 | This is a man who faced with a crisis of vision charisma and electoral success | 这个人正面临视觉魅力和选举成功危机 |
| 132 | sent for Gordon Brown | 派戈登·布朗来 |
| 133 | Leadership mr. Speaker | 议长先生 |
| 134 | Is about having a vision for this country. | 是关于这个国家的愿景。 |
| 135 | It's about having the courage to take difficult decisions | 而是有勇气做出艰难的决定 |
| 136 | persuading your party that those difficult decisions will | 让你的党相信那些艰难的决定 |
| 137 | Pay off in time and taking responsibility for your mistakes | 及时还钱,为自己的错误负责 |
| 138 | He has failed on every count. | 他每一次都失败了 |
| 139 | We've had pillars | 我们有柱子 |
| 140 | Promises four-point plans five-point plans missions none of it achieving anything reset after reset after reset | 承诺四点计划 五点计划任务 没有一个任务在重置后重置 |
| 141 | Even if the prime minister does last long enough in office to deliver this gracious speech | 即使首相在位时间足够长 能够发表这份慷慨的讲话 |
| 142 | The bills announced today do not remotely | 今天公布的法案不是远程的 |
| 143 | Come close to what the country needs. | 接近国家需要的东西。 |
| 144 | I know that they're chanting mr | 我知道他们在高呼 |
| 145 | Speaker not a single one of them actually dares to intervene on me in this speech | 演讲人谁都不敢干涉我 |
| 146 | I do mr. Speaker, however | 我认识,先生。 不过,议长 |
| 147 | Wants to welcome I do want to welcome the government's ongoing support to ukraine and its commitment to nata | 我当然要欢迎政府持续支持乌克赖恩, |
| 148 | In this increasingly dangerous world. | 在这个越来越危险的世界里 |
| 149 | It is more important than ever that we stand with our allies in the fights against tyranny | 比以往更重要的是 我们和我们的盟友 站在对抗暴政的战斗中 |
| 150 | I also commend the government for its commitment to speed up the delivery of infrastructure such as new nuclear | 我还赞扬政府承诺加快交付新核等基础设施。 |
| 151 | Too many governments have been frustrated in their attempts to deliver nuclear projects quickly | 太多国家的政府在试图迅速交付核项目方面受到挫折 |
| 152 | And we will support efforts to make this process simpler faster and cheaper | 我们将支持努力使这一进程更加简单和廉价 |
| 153 | I also want to be generous to the home secretary | 我也想对内务秘书慷慨解囊 |
| 154 | Because I can see that she is trying to do something about illegal immigration | 因为我看得出来 她想对非法移民做点什么 |
| 155 | But the elephant in the room is that she almost certainly won't be home secretary for much longer | 但房间里的大象是 她几乎肯定不会成为 家庭秘书太久。 |
| 156 | Sadly, no one else in the labor party looks remotely interested in bringing down illegal immigration | 可惜的是,工党里没有人 似乎对阻止非法移民感兴趣 |
| 157 | The rest of this offering in the king's speech mr | 在国王的演讲中剩下的祭品 |
| 158 | Speaker makes it clear that they have learned no lessons from their mistakes in government so far | 议长明确表示,他们迄今没有从政府的错误中吸取教训。 |
| 159 | All we have is a load of reannounced policies hounding our brave veterans through the courts legislating for digital id | 我们只有一连串重新宣布的政策 通过法院立法 追逐勇敢的老兵 |
| 160 | A policy they told us they dropped banning trail hunting just more class war that makes no one's life better | 他们告诉我们,他们放弃了 禁止追寻线索的政策 只是更多的阶级战争 使没有人的生活更好 |
| 161 | Scrapping nhs england something the prime minister announced | 总理宣布, |
| 162 | 14 months ago, but then I suppose the health secretary has been a bit distracted lately hasn't he? | 14个月前,但我想 卫生秘书最近有点分心,不是吗? |
| 163 | Hasn't he? | 是吗? |
| 164 | He's shunting now. | 他现在在逃 |
| 165 | Why don't you just do your job do your job? | 你为什么不做你的工作做你的工作? |
| 166 | Even worse, mr | 更糟糕的是, 先生, |
| 167 | Speaker is what isn't in the gracious speech. | 演讲不是在演讲中 |
| 168 | There's no point in giving me dirty looks. | 使我五脏六腑之貌,无益矣. |
| 169 | We all know what he's been up to | 我们都知道他在做什么 |
| 170 | Is what isn't in the gracious speech there is no defense readiness bill because apparently it isn't ready | 因为在演讲中没有国防准备法案 因为显然还没有准备好 |
| 171 | Where are the plans for welfare reform? | 福利改革的计划在哪里? |
| 172 | There are none because labor mps blocked them. | 没有,因为劳工们封锁了他们。 |
| 173 | Where is the plan to make savings? | 储蓄的计划在哪里? |
| 174 | There isn't one because labor don't know how to make savings. | 没有,因为劳工不知道如何储蓄。 |
| 175 | They only know how to spend money other people's money | 他们只会花钱给别人 |
| 176 | Where is the plan to support businesses? | 支持企业的计划在哪里? |
| 177 | There isn't one because they don't understand that it is business that creates growth not government | 没有一个人是因为他们不明白 是企业创造增长而不是政府 |
| 178 | They have no answers to what really matters the problems that must be solved to get britain working again | 他们不知道什么是真正重要的 问题必须解决 才能重新工作 |
| 179 | Now mr speaker, I will say that I do feel very sorry for labor backbenchers. | 现在,先生,我要说, 我确实感到非常抱歉 劳动力回扣。 |
| 180 | I do I do | 我会的 |
| 181 | They arrived here | 他们来了 |
| 182 | Not that it's true. | 不是说这是真的 |
| 183 | I do feel sorry for labor backbenchers. | 我确实为劳工背井离乡感到难过。 |
| 184 | I do | и稱 |
| 185 | They arrived here not that long ago with such high hopes | 他们不久前就来到这里,满怀希望 |
| 186 | Some of them in fact were so talented they were made ministers before ever speaking a word in parliament so talented | 他们当中有些人有才华 在国会发表演说之前 曾成为部长 |
| 187 | Although one of them has just resigned I mustn't forget that one of them has just resigned | 虽然其中一人刚刚辞职 但我不能忘记其中一人刚刚辞职 |
| 188 | We have watched mr speaker their growing horror | 我们已经看到演讲者先生 他们越来越恐怖 |
| 189 | Day after day week after week as this hope descended into total chaos | 日复一日 周而复始 当这个希望陷入混乱 |
| 190 | The dread as they are sent out yet again to defend the indefensible the injustice | 他们再次被派去为无法辩护的不公正辩护 |
| 191 | At feeling like pariahs in their own constituencies | 在他们自己的选民中 感觉像贱民 |
| 192 | banned from pubs banned from hairdressers | 禁止进酒吧 禁止理发师 |
| 193 | Which is presumably she's presumably why all the women on the front bench have the same hairstyle | 这大概就是为什么前排的所有女人 都有同样的发型 |
| 194 | The realization mr speaker that their legacy is just going to be | 演讲人先生,他们的遗产将 |
| 195 | Now I wasn't they can complain as much as they like I wasn't expecting to be this to be comfortable for them | 现在我不是他们可以抱怨的,就像我没想到他们会这样 |
| 196 | They're the ones who are trying to unseat their prime minister. | 他们就是那些想解开总理职务的人 |
| 197 | They should face that the realization mr speaker that their legacy | 他们应该面对现实,他们意识到,他们的遗产 |
| 198 | Is just going to be breakfast clubs and peter mandelson | 就是早餐俱乐部和彼得·曼德尔森 |
| 199 | Labor mps have been treated as disposable by their leadership | 劳动常数被领导视为可支配 |
| 200 | Sacked for backing the two-child benefit cap sacked for opposing welfare changes sacked for supporting farmers | 因反对福利改变而被解职支持双子福利上限 |
| 201 | The prime minister then you turned on all of them | 首相,你打开他们所有的东西 |
| 202 | It must be tough when you take a principled stand and have the whip removed only for the government to confirm six months later | 当你采取原则性的立场 并且只让政府六个月后确认 鞭子被摘下时,一定很困难 |
| 203 | That they agreed with you all along | 他们一直同意你的意见 |
| 204 | It is no wonder mr speaker that nearly 100 labor mps have now called for the prime minister to go | 难怪现在有近百名劳工要求总理离开, |
| 205 | I know that there's another 100 who claim to be supporting him. | 我知道还有一百人声称支持他 |
| 206 | Although some of them didn't even know that their names were on that list | 虽然有些人甚至不知道 他们的名字在名单上 |
| 207 | When you can only get a quarter of your mps to publicly back you the game is up | 当你只能得到四分之一的MP 公开支持你的时候 游戏就结束了 |
| 208 | And so the starting gun for the later leadership contest has been fired | 所以后来的领导权竞赛的起步枪已经发射 |
| 209 | So let's have a look at the runners and riders | 让我们看看跑步者和骑手 |
| 210 | Oh | 瓳 |
| 211 | We have the former deputy prime minister speak mr | 有前副总理先生讲话 |
| 212 | Speaker former deputies prime minister who has given up vaping. | 发言人前副首相 已经放弃流浪。 |
| 213 | She's not here | 她不在这里 |
| 214 | She's given up vaping but still hasn't paid her taxes | 她已经放弃了流浪,但还没交税 |
| 215 | We have the health secretary who accidentally sent his takeover plans to number 10 almost as incompetent as leaving them on the photocopier | 卫生秘书不小心把他的接管计划 送到十号 几乎和把计划留在复印机上一样无能 |
| 216 | And we have | 我们有 |
| 217 | The mayor of manchester the mayor of manchester mr | 曼彻斯特市长 曼彻斯特市长 Mr. |
| 218 | Speaker a self-proclaimed winner self-proclaimed winner who has twice failed to win the labor leadership | 说出一个自封的胜利者 两次未能赢得劳动领导权 |
| 219 | Including against the member for islington north | 包括反对成员 北伊灵顿 |
| 220 | As one labor mp said about all the candidates in this race and I quote | 正如一名劳工说到 这场比赛的所有候选人,我引用 |
| 221 | We have to face up to the fact | 我们必须面对现实 |
| 222 | Every single one of them is I apologize mr. Speaker f | 他们每个人都是我道歉 发言者f |
| 223 | Star star star star star star useless | 明星明星明星无用 |
| 224 | I do feel sorry for the poor labor mps who will now be subjected to months of peacocking by leadership candidates | 我为那些穷苦的劳工感到难过,他们现在将遭受领导候选人数月的嘲弄。 |
| 225 | While the country is not being governed | 虽然国家没有被管理 |
| 226 | I have some advice for whichever of them eventually takes over | 我有些建议要告诉最终由谁接管 |
| 227 | Getting to number 10 is not an award for being in a game show | 获得第10名不是游戏表演的奖项 |
| 228 | This is not strictly come dancing and despite appearances. | 这不是严格的来跳舞,尽管外表。 |
| 229 | It's not traitors either | 也不是卖国贼 |
| 230 | If you are a housing secretary who can't work out her housing taxes | 如果你是住房秘书 不能解决她的住房税 |
| 231 | If you're a health secretary who can only cut waiting lists by deleting names from the waiting list | 如果你是卫生秘书 只能通过删除等候名单的名字 来剪掉等候名单 |
| 232 | If you are gordon brown's former chief secretary to the treasury and you think the bond markets are a hoax | 如果你是Gordon Brown的前国库首席秘书 你觉得债券市场是个骗局 |
| 233 | I can assure you that being prime minister is going to be a lot tougher | 我向你保证,当总理会更难 |
| 234 | Too many have failed because they thought winning an election or a leadership contest was the success | 太多人失败了,因为他们认为赢得选举或领导才能比赛是成功的 |
| 235 | It is not the work doesn't end when you get the job. | 这不是工作不结束 当你得到工作。 |
| 236 | That's where it starts | 就是这样开始的 |
| 237 | It is absolutely preposterous that the government is here | 政府在这里是完全荒谬的 |
| 238 | Laying out a program as its ministers are resigning and a large proportion of the of the party is saying that the prime minister | 在部长辞职时提出方案 党内很大一部分人说总理 |
| 239 | Needs to go the whole thing is totally illogical | 整件事都得去 完全不合逻辑 |
| 240 | Either labor mps agree with this agenda in which case | 劳动和社会福利部同意这一议程。 |
| 241 | Why are they trying to get rid of the prime minister or they don't agree with this agenda in which case? | 他们为什么试图摆脱总理,还是不同意这个议程? |
| 242 | What on earth are we all doing here? | 我们到底在这里做什么? |
| 243 | It is time to be brutally honest, mr | 现在是时候 残酷的诚实,先生。 |
| 244 | Speaker it is time to be brutally honest. | 发言人,现在是残酷诚实的时候了。 |
| 245 | The country is angry with the entire political class all of us here | 这个国家对这里的全体政治阶层都很生气 |
| 246 | They are not happy with how we have been doing politics | 他们对我们的政治表现不满意 |
| 247 | It is time to get serious. | 现在是认真对待的时候了。 |
| 248 | I will give way. | 我会让路。 |
| 249 | I will give way | 我会让路 |
| 250 | The right honorable lady seeks to | 尊敬的女士 寻求 |
| 251 | Lecture us on why it is that everyone is so fed up with the political class | 给我们讲讲为什么大家都这么厌倦政治阶层 |
| 252 | But uses this opportunity not to lay out what the conservators would do | 但利用这个机会 不说明保守党会做什么 |
| 253 | Insulting everybody on this side, surely that's not the way to proceed | 污辱这边的每一个人 肯定不是那样的 |
| 254 | Oh i'm not done yet | 我还没完呢 |
| 255 | There is plenty more coming | 还有很多东西要来 |
| 256 | And the uh, the honorable lady says | 尊敬的女士说 |
| 257 | She's getting a lecture. | 她得到一个讲座。 |
| 258 | She is getting a lecture. | 她正在接受一个讲座。 |
| 259 | She is getting a lecture | 她要上课了 |
| 260 | We're all getting a lecture because we are legislators of the united kingdom | 因为我们是统一王国的立法者,所以我们都要讲课 |
| 261 | We were sent here to fix difficult things | 我們是被派來修復困難的 |
| 262 | Not focus on our personal hobby horses ranging from the petty to the puerile. | 不专注于我们的个人爱好 马从小到幼稚。 |
| 263 | I would say to members opposite | 我要对相反的成员说: |
| 264 | I would say to members opposite you don't need to be scared of the member for clacton. | 我要对对面的成员说 你不必因为Clacton而害怕成员 |
| 265 | I'm not | 我没有 |
| 266 | He is not the cause of britain's problems. | 他不是布里坦问题的原因 |
| 267 | He is a symptom | 他是一种症状 |
| 268 | He is they are still mr. Speaker. | 他是他们仍然是先生。 扬声器 |
| 269 | They are still delusional. | 他们还在妄想 |
| 270 | Mr. Speaker | 议长先生 |
| 271 | I am not going to i'm sorry to puncture the bubble | 我不会对不起你刺穿气泡的 |
| 272 | I am not here to pretend that what is happening is not happening. | 我不是来假装事情没有发生。 |
| 273 | They can all pretend and live in la la land | 他们可以假装和生活 在拉拉土地 |
| 274 | I'm going to speak the truth to them | 我要告诉他们真相 |
| 275 | He is not the cause of britain's problems | 他不是新娘惹麻烦的原因 |
| 276 | He is a symptom of the failure of the political class to focus on what matters | 他是政治阶层 未能专注于什么 |
| 277 | If you fix if you fix the problems that people care about he goes away | 如果你解决了人们关心的问题 他就走了 |
| 278 | But you I will give way. | 但你,我会让路。 |
| 279 | I will give way. | 我会让路。 |
| 280 | I'm very glad. | 我很高兴。 |
| 281 | I'm very glad that she's giving way and she's saying that the | 我很高兴她让路 她说 |
| 282 | Honourable member for clacton is a symptom of the problems | 荣誉成员Clacton是问题的表现 |
| 283 | But would she agree that what she and he both have in common is that she very loosely agreed that we should race into war with america | 但是她是否同意 她和他的共同之处是 她非常松散地同意 我们应该与美国开战 |
| 284 | in iran | 在日兰语中 |
| 285 | And then just a week later shot. | 一周后就开枪了 |
| 286 | Maybe that's not such a good idea | 也许这不是个好主意 |
| 287 | And doesn't that prove why she and he are totally unsuitable on this to be the other side of the house | 这不能证明为什么她和他 完全不适合在这房子的另一边 |
| 288 | That was a nice try it's not going to work so you cannot solve these problems mr | 刚才的尝试不错 这样你就不能解决问题了 |
| 289 | Speaker | 发言者 |
| 290 | You cannot solve the problems of the country unless you have a plan to fix the civil service the regulators | 你无法解决国家的问题 除非你有计划 修复公务员 监管者 |
| 291 | The legislative straightjacket powers transferred from parliament to the courts unless you fix | 立法权从议会转移到法院,除非你决定 |
| 292 | structures of government | 政府机构 |
| 293 | Everyone will continue to fail | 每个人都会继续失败 |
| 294 | Britain is not ungovernable and it is not broken | 英国不是无法治理的,也不是崩溃的 |
| 295 | The reason we published an alternative king speech. | 我们发表替代国王演说的原因 |
| 296 | I'll say to the honorable lady who was asking what the plan was | 我会告诉那个尊敬的女士 她问计划是什么 |
| 297 | We have published an alternative king speech | 我们发表了一篇另类的国王演说 |
| 298 | Is because we need to take tough decisions to get the country out of the mess we're in | 因为我们需要做出艰难的决定 才能让国家摆脱我们的混乱 |
| 299 | Cutting wasteful spending funding defense securing our borders reducing the cost of energy | 削减浪费性开支 用于保障我国边境安全的资金 降低能源成本 |
| 300 | If you want to bring down bills for families and bring industry back to this country | 如果你想把家庭的账单 带回这个国家 |
| 301 | You need a plan to scrap the net zero legislation strangling industry and making energy costs higher | 你需要一个计划 废除净零立法 扼杀工业 提高能源成本 |
| 302 | That's why we're proposing a cheap energy bill to do just that if you want businesses to employ people | 这就是为什么我们提议 一个廉价的能源法案 仅仅做 如果你想企业 雇用人员 |
| 303 | You need to stop crushing them with thousands of pages of employment laws and stop handing power to the unions | 你不能再用几千页的雇佣法来压制他们 也不要把权力交给工会 |
| 304 | You need to you need to stop hammering businesses with tax rises | 你需要停止用加税来打击企业 |
| 305 | That's why we're proposing a get britain working bill that would scrap laws that are no longer fit for purpose and are killing jobs | 这就是为什么我们提出一个 免费工作法案 将废除法律 不再适合目的 并正在杀害工作 |
| 306 | If you want to get a grip on illegal immigration and remove foreign criminals from the country | 如果你想控制非法移民,把外国罪犯驱逐出境 |
| 307 | You must have a plan to leave the echr and repeal the human rights act you must | 你必须有一个计划 离开echr和废除人权法案,你必须 |
| 308 | Efforts to get control of our borders have been frustrated because power has been taken out of the hands of ministers | 控制我国边界的努力受到挫折,因为权力已从部长手中夺走 |
| 309 | We need to bring that power back so that we don't have | 我们需要把能量带回来 这样我们就不会有 |
| 310 | Murderers staying in our country because the courts stop us from deporting them | 杀人犯留在我国 因为法庭阻止我们驱逐他们 |
| 311 | Our alternative king speech shows how it can be done letting the government not the courts decide | 我们另类的国王演说 说明如何让政府不由法院裁决 |
| 312 | who comes and goes | 谁来谁去 |
| 313 | Prime ministers are going to keep running into problems until they deal | 总理会不断遇到问题 直到他们处理 |
| 314 | With activist lawyers and international agreements that tie the government's hands against the interests of the british public. | 与活跃的律师 和国际协定 捆绑政府的双手 与英国公众的利益。 |
| 315 | Oh, mr | 哦,长官 |
| 316 | Speaker they're chanting they're chanting that it's | 扬声器,他们高喊,他们高喊,这是 |
| 317 | Mr. Speaker, they're chanting they're chanting that it's what does someone want to stand up and tell us who they're supporting | 议长先生,他们高喊着,他们高喊着,那就是有人要站起来告诉我们他们支持谁 |
| 318 | Is it the plotters or the pm is it because I know that's what they really want to get to | 是编剧还是下午 因为我知道这就是他们真正想要的 |
| 319 | They're not interested in hearing what a plan for the country should be because they're too focused on labor party problems | 因为他们太关注劳动党的问题 所以他们不关心国家应该有什么计划 |
| 320 | Mr. Speaker, we will keep running into these problems until they deal with activist lawyers and international agreements | 议长先生,我们将继续面对这些问题,直到他们与活跃的律师和国际协定打交道。 |
| 321 | That tie the government's hands against the interests of the british public | 这牵扯到了政府与英国公众的利益 |
| 322 | Next we must reduce welfare spending. | 接下来我们必须减少福利开支。 |
| 323 | It is eating every penny that we generate in income tax and more | 它正在吃我们每分钱 所得税和更多 |
| 324 | We must spend much more on defense even former labor defense secretaries are pleading with the government to do this | 我们必须花更多的时间去防卫 即使前劳工国防部长恳求政府这么做 |
| 325 | That's why we're proposing a sovereign defense fund which will overhaul britain's defense industrial base. | 所以我们提议建立一个主权国防基金 来改造布里坦的国防工业基地 |
| 326 | That's what the alternative could be | 换句话说 |
| 327 | {\fnSIMHEI\fs22\1cHFFFFFF\3cHFF8000}国王的另类演说很难做出选择 {\fnSIMHEI\fs22\1cHFFFFFF\3cHFF8000}因为领导才是 | |
| 328 | We have laid out these plans now because we are more than happy for labor to take them | 我们现在提出这些计划 是因为我们非常乐于接受这些计划 |
| 329 | They might be our political opponents. | 他们可能是我们的政治对手。 |
| 330 | Mr. Speaker, but we are all citizens of this country | 议长先生 但我们都是这个国家的公民 |
| 331 | We recognize the enormous challenges facing britain. | 我们承认我们面临巨大挑战。 |
| 332 | We want to see these problems solved and so | 我们希望看到这些问题得到解决,所以 |
| 333 | Do our constituents? | 我们的选民呢? |
| 334 | Time and again, I have offered the prime minister support to pass difficult legislation | 我一再提出要总理支持通过困难的立法 |
| 335 | Yeah | 对 |
| 336 | Time and again, I have offered the prime minister support to pass difficult legislation time and again. | 我一再表示总理支持一再通过困难的立法。 |
| 337 | He has turned it down | 他拒绝了 |
| 338 | It might be too late for him now, but it's not too late for his successor | 现在对他来说可能太迟了 但对他的继任者来说还不算太晚 |
| 339 | It is time to get serious. | 现在是认真对待的时候了。 |
| 340 | It is time to deliver | 是时候交付了 |
| 341 | That is what the british public expect. | 这是英国公众的期望。 |
| 342 | That is what the conservative party will do | 这就是保守党会做的 |
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英国议会实录20260513:国王致辞辩论,经济危机、战争与政府危机全曝光 p04 Rt Hon Sir Keir Starmer MP, The Prime Minister (Holborn and St Pancras, Labour) (P4)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | I now call the Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer. | 我现在请总理基尔·斯塔默爵士发言。 |
| 0:08 | Mr Speaker, can I say what a pleasure it is to welcome the gracious speech of His Majesty | 议长先生,欢迎陛下的盛情演讲,我感到非常高兴。 |
| 0:13 | and the radical agenda of this Labour Government that will tear down the status quo that has | 以及本工党政府的激进纲领,这些纲领将打破现状 |
| 0:18 | failed working people and build a stronger, fairer Britain. | 失败的劳动人民 建设一个更强大更公平的英国 |
| 0:24 | In light of the abhorrent attacks in Golders Green two weeks ago, let me start by briefly | 鉴于两星期前戈德斯格林发生令人发指的袭击,让我先简短地谈谈 |
| 0:30 | addressing that directly. | 直接处理 |
| 0:32 | It was the latest in a series of appalling antisemitic attacks, a normalisation of hatred | 这是一系列骇人听闻的反墓攻击中 最新的一次 仇恨的正常化 |
| 0:40 | that leads terrorists with warped Islamist ideologies to attack people they've never | 让伊斯兰意识形态扭曲的恐怖分子攻击他们从未有过的人 |
| 0:47 | even met, simply because they are Jewish. | 甚至相遇,只是因为他们是犹太人。 |
| 0:52 | A hatred that leads some to march calling for the murder of British Jews and not to | 仇恨导致一些人游行 要求谋杀英国犹太人而不是 |
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| 1 | I now call the Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer. | 我现在请总理基尔·斯塔默爵士发言。 |
| 2 | Mr Speaker, can I say what a pleasure it is to welcome the gracious speech of His Majesty | 议长先生,欢迎陛下的盛情演讲,我感到非常高兴。 |
| 3 | and the radical agenda of this Labour Government that will tear down the status quo that has | 以及本工党政府的激进纲领,这些纲领将打破现状 |
| 4 | failed working people and build a stronger, fairer Britain. | 失败的劳动人民 建设一个更强大更公平的英国 |
| 5 | In light of the abhorrent attacks in Golders Green two weeks ago, let me start by briefly | 鉴于两星期前戈德斯格林发生令人发指的袭击,让我先简短地谈谈 |
| 6 | addressing that directly. | 直接处理 |
| 7 | It was the latest in a series of appalling antisemitic attacks, a normalisation of hatred | 这是一系列骇人听闻的反墓攻击中 最新的一次 仇恨的正常化 |
| 8 | that leads terrorists with warped Islamist ideologies to attack people they've never | 让伊斯兰意识形态扭曲的恐怖分子攻击他们从未有过的人 |
| 9 | even met, simply because they are Jewish. | 甚至相遇,只是因为他们是犹太人。 |
| 10 | A hatred that leads some to march calling for the murder of British Jews and not to | 仇恨导致一些人游行 要求谋杀英国犹太人而不是 |
| 11 | think there might be something wrong about that. | 可能有点不对劲 |
| 12 | Mr Speaker, I've fought this hatred in my own political party and I've sat with others | 议长先生,我在自己的政党里 与这种仇恨作斗争 我和别人坐在一起 |
| 13 | as they describe what it means for them, the fear, the sense that maybe they shouldn't | 因为他们描述它对他们意味着什么 恐惧和感觉 也许他们不应该 |
| 14 | wear something or do something that might reveal their Jewish identity, just in case. | 穿衣服或做一些可能 暴露犹太人身份的事 以防万一 |
| 15 | Mr Speaker, it is time for the silent majority in this country to speak up, to stand with | 议长先生,现在是这个国家沉默的多数人 大声说话,站出来 |
| 16 | British Jews and defeat this hatred once and for all, just as we will take on any form | 英国犹太人和永远战胜这种仇恨 就像我们将采取任何形式的 |
| 17 | of hatred from left or right that seeks to divide us. | 仇恨从左到右 试图分裂我们。 |
| 18 | In the words of the gracious speech, we will defend the British values of decency, tolerance | 用英明的言辞,我们将捍卫英国的道德、宽容 |
| 19 | and respect for difference under our common flag. | 并尊重我们共同旗帜下的分歧。 |
| 20 | That is also why, when far-right agitators try to come here this Saturday to spread their | 这也是为什么当极右煽动者本周六试图来这里传播他们的 |
| 21 | poison of hatred, this Labour government will block them this time and every time. | 仇恨的毒药 这个工党政府这次和每次都会封锁他们 |
| 22 | The gracious speech was brilliantly proposed by my honourable friend, the Member for Bradford | 我尊敬的朋友,布拉德福德的会员, 出色地提出了慷慨的讲话 |
| 23 | West. | 韦斯特. |
| 24 | Members across the House will have read her remarkable new book. | 众议员将阅读她杰出的新书。 |
| 25 | Her list of endorsements is truly impressive, reaching well over a hundred members. | 她的认可名单确实令人印象深刻,远远超过100个成员。 |
| 26 | At last, Mr Speaker, a list that we could all get behind. | 终于,议长先生,我们都能落后的名单。 |
| 27 | And Mr Speaker, it's not the first time that it's shown her ability to bring people together. | 议长先生,这不是第一次 显示出她把人聚集在一起的能力。 |
| 28 | She united her city and many in this House when she sent George Galloway packing. | 她让乔治·盖洛威打包时 把她的城市和这里的许多人团结在一起 |
| 29 | The House will know that she is passionate about the measures this Government is taking | 众议院会知道她热衷于政府正在采取的措施 |
| 30 | to lift half a million children out of poverty. | 使50万儿童摆脱贫困。 |
| 31 | As we all are on this side of the House, it is the pride of these benches. | 我们都站在议会的这一边,这是这些长凳的骄傲。 |
| 32 | But the House might not know about her remarkable effort to get Marcus Rashford to champion | 但众议院可能不知道她为让马库斯·拉什福德夺冠所做的非凡努力 |
| 33 | free school meals and speak to pupils in her constituency. | 免费的学校膳食,并与选区的学生交谈。 |
| 34 | Most of us would have attempted this via the complex world of agents and managers. | 我们大多数人会试图通过 复杂的代理人和管理人员世界来做到这一点。 |
| 35 | But my honourable friend had a different idea. | 但我的光荣朋友有个不同的主意 |
| 36 | She spoke to, as you do, the sister of Cristiano Ronaldo. | 她和你一样 和克里斯蒂亚诺·罗纳尔多的妹妹谈过话 |
| 37 | I can imagine the Ronaldo household is used to fielding some pretty big offers – multi-million | 我可以想象,罗纳尔多家 习惯于提供一些 相当大的报价,数百万 |
| 38 | pound transfers, billions in brand sponsorships, Piers Morgan calling for the eighth time that day. | 英镑转账 数十亿品牌赞助 皮尔斯摩根当日第八次呼吁. |
| 39 | But I cannot imagine the confusion in the Ronaldo family when they heard my honourable | 但我无法想象罗纳尔多家族的混乱 当他们听到我的光荣 |
| 40 | friend say, not, is Cristiano Ronaldo available, but, can you give me the number of Marcus Rashford? | 朋友说 克里斯蒂亚诺·罗纳尔多有空吗 但是 你能给我马库斯·拉什福德的号码吗 |
| 41 | I want to invite him to a primary school in Allerton to have some porridge in our free breakfast club. | 我想邀请他去艾勒顿的小学 在免费早餐俱乐部吃粥 |
| 42 | Mr Speaker, on a much more serious note, I know the whole House will join me in paying | 议长先生, 更严重的是, 我知道整个议院会和我一起支付 |
| 43 | tribute to my honourable friend's extraordinary courage, together with her mother, brother | 向我的光荣朋友的非凡勇气致敬 与她的母亲,兄弟 |
| 44 | and sister. | 还有妹妹 |
| 45 | This story is utterly harrowing. | 这个故事令人痛心 |
| 46 | Their strength to survive and the deep-rooted determination to fight for change is an inspiration | 他们生存的力量和为变革而斗争的根深蒂固的决心是一种激励 |
| 47 | for all of us and the very best of who we are. | 为我们所有人和我们最好的人 |
| 48 | My honourable friend brings a lived experience to our politics – an empathy, a compassion, | 我尊敬的朋友给我们的政治带来了生机勃勃的经验 一种同情,一种同情 |
| 49 | a humanity – an understanding of how easy it is to slip from a stable and secure life | 人类——了解从稳定和安全的生活中溜走是多么容易 |
| 50 | into one gripped by terrible deprivation. | 陷入可怕的匮乏之中 |
| 51 | As she writes in her book, behind every word we utter must lie the foundation of real human | 正如她在书中写道, 我们所讲的每一句话 都必须是真正的人类的基础 |
| 52 | experience. | 经验 |
| 53 | And in that spirit, I'm sure she will welcome the measures in this King's Speech, which | 本着这种精神,我相信她会欢迎这篇国王演讲中的措施。 |
| 54 | will deliver change grounded in that lived experience, and the tireless campaigners who | 以及那些坚持不懈的竞选者 |
| 55 | have fought for justice, from remediation for those living in homes with unsafe cladding, | 已经为正义而奋斗,从为那些生活在有不安全的缝隙的家中的人提供补救, |
| 56 | to banning abusive conversion practices, from our mission to hard violence against women | 从我们的使命到严厉暴力侵害妇女 |
| 57 | and girls, to the Hillsborough law, which will bring justice for all. | 和女孩们,到希尔斯伯勒法律, 这将为所有人带来正义。 |
| 58 | As she says so powerfully, equality, fairness and justice must belong to all of us. | 正如她说的,平等、公平和正义必须属于我们所有人。 |
| 59 | That is the driving purpose of our party, and her speech was in the finest traditions of this House. | 这就是我们党的驱动目标 她的演讲是本院最好的传统 |
| 60 | Mr Speaker, His Majesty's speech was also brilliantly seconded by the honourable friend, | 议长先生,陛下的演讲 也得到了尊敬的朋友的赞誉 |
| 61 | the Member from Harlow. | 哈洛的会员 |
| 62 | We are all proud to represent our constituencies, but few of us so relentlessly name our constituency | 我们都很自豪能代表我们的选民 但很少有人如此无情地命名我们的选民 |
| 63 | as those who represent Harlow. | 像那些代表哈洛的人一样 |
| 64 | Members from previous parliaments will remember my honourable friend's predecessor, Robert | 前几届议会的议员们会记得 我尊敬的朋友的前任罗伯特 |
| 65 | Halfon, who seemed to get Harlow into pretty well all of his contributions. | Halfon, 他似乎把哈洛 完全投入他的所有贡献。 |
| 66 | But my honourable friend will not be outdone, he has inherited the great Harlow shoehorn, | 但我的光荣朋友不会超越他 他继承了伟大的哈洛鞋角 |
| 67 | and indeed he's already recognised across this House as a one-man tourist board. | 他确实已经在这个房子里 被公认为一个人的旅游板 |
| 68 | And I have to thank the Member for Huntingdon, caught in Hansard, referring to my honourable | 我必须感谢会员 被汉萨德抓住的亨廷登 提到我的荣耀 |
| 69 | friend as the trade envoy to Harlow. | 作为哈洛的贸易特使的朋友 |
| 70 | A rare example of a good idea from the opposition. | 反对派提出的良好想法的罕见例子. |
| 71 | Because, no matter the debate, my honourable friend will find the local connection, from | 因为无论辩论结果如何 我尊敬的朋友都会找到本地的联系 |
| 72 | championing the role of Harlow College in climate change, to praising the invention | 倡导哈洛学院在气候变化中的作用,赞扬这一发明 |
| 73 | of fibre optic cables in Harlow, and telling us how Harlow doubled for Paris during an | 在哈洛的光纤电缆 告诉我们哈洛在巴黎的 |
| 74 | (原始内容存档于2017-09-21). Continent of the Crown. | |
| 75 | And Mr Speaker, I remember very clearly my honourable friend saying to me that wherever | 议长先生,我清楚地记得 我尊敬的朋友对我说,无论哪里 |
| 76 | he goes in the world, he is always thinking about Harlow. | 他去的世界, 他总是在想哈洛。 |
| 77 | Mr Speaker, he's quite right. | 议长先生 他说得对 |
| 78 | And can I congratulate him on his amazing fundraising at this year's London Marathon, | 我可以祝贺他在今年的伦敦马拉松募捐 |
| 79 | as has been mentioned? | 已经提到过? |
| 80 | I do understand his disappointment at being overtaken by the right honourable member for | 我理解他失望 被一位正直的议员取代 |
| 81 | Basildon and Billericay. | 巴西尔登和比勒里凯. |
| 82 | All I can say is, there is no shame in losing to someone whose training was so extensive | 我只能说 输给一个受过如此广泛训练的人是无耻的 |
| 83 | that it involved running all the way from North West Durham to Billericay. | 从西北达勒姆一直跑到比勒里西 |
| 84 | Mr Speaker, as a secondary school maths teacher for 15 years, it is perhaps no surprise that | 议长先生,作为15年的中学数学教师,也许并不奇怪 |
| 85 | my honourable friend brings an eye for detailed boundless energy and ability to handle these, | 我的光荣朋友 带来了一个眼睛 详细无穷的精力和能力 处理这些, |
| 86 | occasionally unruly, benches. | 偶尔不礼貌,长椅。 |
| 87 | But he also brings a real passion for young people, a deep and personal understanding | 但是他也给年轻人带来了真正的热情 深刻的个人理解 |
| 88 | of the invaluable role that young carers play, and a total conviction in the power of education | 青年照顾者发挥的宝贵作用,以及对教育力量的充分信念 |
| 89 | to change our country. | 改变我们的国家。 |
| 90 | So I know he will welcome the education bill in the gracious speech. | 我知道他会在演讲中欢迎教育法案 |
| 91 | And when the next series of Educating Essex is made, my honourable friend will rightly be the star. | 当接下来的"教育埃塞克斯"系列制作完成时,我的光荣朋友会正确地成为明星. |
| 92 | And I thank him for yet another fantastic speech today. | 我感谢他今天再次作了精彩的演讲。 |
| 93 | Mr Speaker, let me also thank the Leader of the Opposition for the usual warm and generous nature of her contribution. | 议长先生,我还要感谢反对党领袖一如既往地热情慷慨地作出贡献。 |
| 94 | In difficult days, her input is always a ray of sunshine. | 在困难的日子里 她的投入总是一束阳光 |
| 95 | I'm particularly getting tips from her on how to win friends. | 我特别从她那里得到如何赢得朋友的提示。 |
| 96 | This is from a party, Mr Speaker, who previously called us orcs and goons. | 这是来自一个政党,议长先生, 他以前叫我们兽人和流氓。 |
| 97 | Mr Speaker, I am a gooner, and so, as usual, she is less than half right. | 议长先生,我是个流浪汉 所以,一如既往,她还不到一半的权利。 |
| 98 | But we do have one thing in common. | 但我们有一个共同点。 |
| 99 | Our parties both had tough results in the local elections last week. | 我们的政党在上周的地方选举中都取得了艰难的结果。 |
| 100 | The difference is she hasn't noticed. | 区别在于她没注意到 |
| 101 | And, Mr Speaker, there's another difference, Mr Speaker. | 还有,议长先生,还有另外一个区别,议长先生。 |
| 102 | We are in government, and they are no longer even the Opposition. | 我们是政府, 他们不再是反对派。 |
| 103 | Mr Speaker, this King's speech is a strike against the status quo that has failed working people. | 议长先生,这篇国王的演讲是一场反对现状的罢工,使劳动人民失望. |
| 104 | It's a King's speech for the young people whose gifts lie in their hands, | 这是国王的演讲 给年轻人的礼物掌握在他们手中 |
| 105 | who work hard, want their talents to be recognised, and just want an opportunity in their community. | 他们努力工作,希望他们的才华被认可, 并且只是想要他们社区的机会。 |
| 106 | A King's speech for the children who, under the party opposite, had to go to school without breakfast, | 国王为孩子们的演讲 在派对下,他们不得不上学 没有早餐, |
| 107 | hungry, cold and tired, when they should be focused on their learning. | 饥寒劳倦,当应专注其学. |
| 108 | And, Mr Speaker, it's a King's speech for the backbone of this country, | 议长先生,这是国王的演说 为了这个国家的骨干 |
| 109 | for working people who worry about the cost of living, want their town centres to thrive, | 对于那些担心生活费用,希望城市中心繁荣的劳动人民来说, |
| 110 | their public services to work, their government to be on their side. | 他们的公共服务工作,他们的政府站在他们一边。 |
| 111 | And, Mr Speaker, we are, because the heart of this programme, is a plan to make Britain stronger and Britain fairer. | 而且,议长先生,我们是,因为这个方案的核心,是使英国更强大和更公平的计划. |
| 112 | Mr Speaker, right now, across the country, people turn on their television and they see bombs falling. | 议长先生,现在,全国人民打开电视,看到炸弹掉下来。 |
| 113 | They go to the petrol station and see prices rising, and they're worried sick about the consequences. | 他们去加油站看到物价上涨,他们担心后果. |
| 114 | We cannot stand here in this House and pretend that this is new. | 我们不能站在这里假装这是新的。 |
| 115 | Britain has been buffeted by crises for decades now. | 几十年来,英国一直遭受危机的冲击。 |
| 116 | The 2008 financial crash, the austerity that followed it, Brexit, Covid and the war that still rages in Ukraine. | 2008年金融崩溃,随之而来的紧缩,布莱克西特,科维德以及仍在乌克兰肆虐的战争. |
| 117 | And the response, their response, is always the same. | 而反应,他们的反应,总是一样的. |
| 118 | We made a desperate attempt to get back to a status quo, a status quo that failed working people, | 我们拼命地试图恢复现状 使工人失望 |
| 119 | decimated their public services and made them pay the price. | 摧毁了他们的公共服务,迫使他们付出代价。 |
| 120 | Our response this time must and will be different, a complete break. | 这次我们的反应必须而且将会是不同的,彻底的中断。 |
| 121 | We will not simply slump back to the old ways, because this King's speech gives us the strength we need, | 我们不会简单地回到老路, 因为国王的演讲给了我们我们需要的力量, |
| 122 | the economic security, energy security and national security, to control our future in a chaotic world. | 在混乱的世界中控制我们的未来。 |
| 123 | It is an agenda of radical reform across our major public services, | 这是一个彻底改革我们各主要公共服务机构的议程, |
| 124 | an urgent activist Labour government that tilts power back to workers, renters and the less fortunate, | 一个急迫的劳工政府 将权力倾斜给工人、租户和不太幸运的人 |
| 125 | gives voice to the working class and to all those that the status quo has repeatedly ignored and dismissed | 给工人阶级和所有被现状一再忽视和抛弃的人发言权; |
| 126 | in favour of a Britain where everyone, whatever their background, can go as far as their talent and effort takes them, | 支持一个英国, 在那里,每个人,无论他们的背景如何, 都可以走得越远,他们的才华和努力夺去了他们, |
| 127 | where people have a pride in where they live and hope in what lies ahead. | 在那里,人们对自己的生活感到骄傲,并对未来充满希望。 |
| 128 | That is the change of a Labour government and this King's speech delivers it. | 这就是工党政府的更迭,这位国王的演说传达了这一点. |
| 129 | Mr Speaker, we will deliver on economic security. | 议长先生,我们将实现经济安全。 |
| 130 | Let me be clear. | 让我说清楚 |
| 131 | As the conflict in Iran unfolds, we are in a better position because of the action | 随着伊朗冲突的发展,我们的处境有所改善,因为 |
| 132 | that my right honourable friend the Chancellor took last year, getting inflation down, borrowing down and mortgage costs down. | 去年我尊敬的朋友总理 将通货膨胀降低 借贷和抵押费用降低 |
| 133 | That is why we have been able to cap energy bills, raise the living wage, strengthen workers' rights | 这就是为什么我们能够限制能源支出,提高生活工资,加强工人的权利 |
| 134 | and end the shameful two-child benefit limit, lifting half a million children out of poverty. | 并结束可耻的双子津贴限额,使50万儿童摆脱贫困。 |
| 135 | And Mr Speaker, faced with challenges, we don't retreat from our Labour values. | 而议长先生,面对挑战, 我们不会从我们的劳工价值观中退缩。 |
| 136 | We use them as our compass, strength through fairness, so we will keep supporting those who need it most, | 我们用它们做我们的指南针, 通过公平的力量, 所以我们会继续支持那些最需要它的人, |
| 137 | including by creating a new national programme to redistribute surplus food | 包括制定新的国家方案重新分配剩余粮食; |
| 138 | so that no one in this country needs to go hungry because of the conflict overseas. | 因此,由于海外冲突,这个国家没有人需要挨饿。 |
| 139 | We also need to strengthen our sovereign capabilities | 我们还需要加强我们的主权能力 |
| 140 | because the days when this country turns its back on our critical industries, they are over. | 因为当这个国家 背弃我们的关键工业, 他们结束了。 |
| 141 | And we've seen that, Mr Speaker, with British steel. | 我们已经看到了,议长先生, 用英国的钢铁。 |
| 142 | And we will see it with new legislation to clean up our waterways, | 我们会用新的立法来清理我们的水道 |
| 143 | a failure in the water industry that has been going on for decades. | 水产业的失败已经持续了几十年 |
| 144 | It is a disgrace and this Labour government will tackle it. | 这是一个耻辱,工党政府将解决这个问题。 |
| 145 | And Mr Speaker, we will take that moral urgency to every part of our nation | 议长先生,我们将把道德的紧迫感带到我们国家的每一个地方 |
| 146 | with bills to increase the pace of change in our NHS, in law enforcement, in controlling our borders and more. | 法案将加快我国国民保健制度、执法、控制我国边界等方面的改革步伐。 |
| 147 | Because whilst immigration is down, we need to do more. | 因为当移民减少, 我们需要做更多的。 |
| 148 | Whilst violent crime is down, it needs to be lower. | 虽然暴力犯罪已经减少,但需要降低。 |
| 149 | Whilst NHS waiting lists are down, we must go further. | 虽然NHS的等候名单已经减少,但我们必须更进一步。 |
| 150 | A rewiring of this state so that the working people of this country feel that it serves their interests. | 这个国家的复辟使这个国家的劳动人民感到它符合他们的利益. |
| 151 | And Mr Speaker, we will also build in this country sovereign power in the industries of the future | 议长先生,我们也将在这个国家 建立未来工业的主权权力 |
| 152 | that will give us greater control in a world being reshaped by artificial intelligence. | 在人工智能重塑的世界中,这将给我们更大的控制权。 |
| 153 | We will tear down the barriers to growth on planning, on faster infrastructure development, on business regulation, | 我们将消除在规划、加快基础设施发展、企业监管等方面的增长障碍, |
| 154 | helping our great businesses, large and small. | 帮助我们伟大的企业,无论大小。 |
| 155 | And Mr Speaker, we will, as a defining act of this government, rebuild our relationship with Europe. | 议长先生,作为本届政府的决定性行动,我们将重建我们与欧洲的关系。 |
| 156 | Britain back at the heart of a stronger Europe. | 英国回到一个更强大的欧洲的核心. |
| 157 | That is good for growth, it will reduce the cost of living and strengthen our security. | 这有利于增长,将降低生活成本和加强我们的安全。 |
| 158 | There is no good reason to oppose it. | 没有理由反对。 |
| 159 | So for our economic security, for our labour values, this government will act. | 为了我们的经济安全, 为了我们的劳动价值, 这个政府将采取行动。 |
| 160 | Prime Minister, in my part of the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, | 首相,在英国,北爱尔兰, |
| 161 | we have been subjected now for some years to the humiliation of being governed by laws we don't make and can't change. | 多年来,我们一直遭受着屈辱 受法律的支配 我们不做,也不能改变。 |
| 162 | And yet you, Prime Minister, now seem to want to impose that same denial of democracy in the whole United Kingdom | 然而你,首相,现在似乎 想要将同样的否定民主 强加于整个英国 |
| 163 | by becoming a subservient rule taker from a foreign parliament. | 成为外国议会的附庸统治者 |
| 164 | How is that in the interest of democracy? | 这对民主有利吗? |
| 165 | Can I just say to the Member that he's been here long enough to not blame me for the problem. | 我能否对安理会成员说,他在这里已经太久,没有责怪我的问题。 |
| 166 | I am not you, Prime Minister. | 我不是你,总理 |
| 167 | Mr Speaker, I thank him for his intervention. | 议长先生,我感谢他的发言。 |
| 168 | I'm very well aware of the tensions in Northern Ireland, the issues that have to be dealt with in relation to relations with the EU. | 我非常清楚北爱尔兰的紧张局势,在与欧盟的关系方面必须处理的问题. |
| 169 | But we have to face the fact that promises were made about Brexit, which were not true, which haven't borne fruit. | 但我们必须面对这样一个事实,即对布雷克西特作出了承诺,这不是真的,没有产生结果. |
| 170 | It is in our economic interests, our national interests and defence interests, to be closer to Europe. | 更接近欧洲符合我们的经济利益、国家利益和国防利益。 |
| 171 | Of course we will navigate carefully taking on board the issues in Northern Ireland, as he would expect. | 当然,我们将象他所期望的那样,认真处理北爱尔兰的问题。 |
| 172 | But it is in our interest to be closer to the EU. | 但是,更接近欧盟符合我们的利益。 |
| 173 | That is what we are doing and we will go further. | 这是我们正在做的事情,我们将更进一步。 |
| 174 | Mr Speaker, this moment also demands even greater radicalism on energy security. | 议长先生,这一刻还要求对能源安全采取更激进的态度。 |
| 175 | The British people should not have to pay more in their bills and their living standards should not be hit | 英国人民不必付更多钱 生活水平也不应该受到打击 |
| 176 | because of a war that they did not vote for, that Britain is not involved in, happening thousands of miles away. | 因为一场他们没有投票支持的战争, 英国没有卷入, 发生在数千英里之外。 |
| 177 | That is a fundamental argument of this Government and the party opposite has no answer to it. | 这是本政府的根本论点,另一方对此没有答复。 |
| 178 | Because for decades they ducked the long-term decisions to make our country, our energy and our economy stronger. | 因为几十年来,他们回避了使我国、我们的能源和经济更强大的长期决定。 |
| 179 | So we are going to take control. | 因此,我们将控制。 |
| 180 | We are going to declare Britain's energy independence. | 我们要宣布英国能源独立 |
| 181 | That does not mean, and it will not mean, that we turn off the taps in the North Sea. | 这并不意味着,也不意味着,我们关闭北海的水龙头。 |
| 182 | Oil and gas will be part of the mix for decades. | 石油和天然气在几十年中将成为混合物的一部分。 |
| 183 | But we have to move so much faster on clean energy, a whole-side effort, everyone playing their part, as we take control of our energy security. | 但我们必须在清洁能源,全方位的努力,每个人发挥自己的作用方面,加快步伐,因为我们控制了我们的能源安全。 |
| 184 | I am very grateful to the Prime Minister for giving way. | 我非常感谢总理让位。 |
| 185 | He talks about energy security and he should know that Scotland currently exists in a state of energy surplus. | 他谈到了能源安全,他应当知道,苏格兰目前处于能源过剩状态。 |
| 186 | We generate more electricity than we use and he should know that under conditions of surplus prices go down. | 我们的发电量比我们使用的多,他应该知道,在剩余价格的条件下,电量会下降。 |
| 187 | But in Scotland, because we have to be stuck in the GB energy market, we pay for the scarcity of energy in England. | 但是在苏格兰,因为我们必须被困在GB能源市场,我们为英国能源的稀缺性付出了代价. |
| 188 | But not just to the equal, to the detriment, higher prices for energy in Scotland. | 但不只是对苏格兰能源价格的上涨造成同样和不利的影响。 |
| 189 | Can he explain why that dysfunction exists and what is in this King's speech to fix it? | 他能解释为什么这种功能障碍存在,在这个国王的演讲中有什么来修复它? |
| 190 | What is in this King's speech to fix it is moving faster to our energy independence. | 国王的演讲中 用来修复它的内容 正在加速实现我们的能源独立 |
| 191 | That is the way that we get off the international markets. | 这是我们走出国际市场的方式。 |
| 192 | That is the way that we take control and reduce bills for people across the country. | 这就是我们控制和减少全国人民账单的方式。 |
| 193 | We will of course also strengthen our country's defence security. | 我们当然还将加强我国的国防安全。 |
| 194 | That starts with the fundamentals and a recognition that it is not in the interests of this country to rush into a war | 这首先要从基本原理出发,承认仓促开战不符合我国的利益. |
| 195 | without any thought of the consequences. | 不考虑后果 |
| 196 | That is my position, that has always been my position, regardless of the pressure. | 这就是我的立场,无论压力如何,这一直是我的立场。 |
| 197 | A test of judgement which some in this House have failed. | 这是对判决的考验,在本院有些人没有成功。 |
| 198 | It continues, Mr Speaker, with our commitment to NATO, the most successful defensive alliance in history. | 议长先生,我们继续致力于北约,这是历史上最成功的防御联盟。 |
| 199 | A proud achievement of this party that others would throw away. | 这个党的骄傲成就 其他人会放弃。 |
| 200 | Today, faced with even greater threats, we need to strengthen NATO. | 今天,面对更大的威胁,我们需要加强北约。 |
| 201 | We need to invest in our defence capabilities and we need to strengthen the European element of NATO. | 我们需要投资于我们的防御能力,需要加强北约的欧洲部分。 |
| 202 | Because this nation is stronger when it stands with others, not just in word but indeed. | 因为这个国家在与他人站在一起时,不仅在言语上,而且在事实上更强大. |
| 203 | We are prepared to lead from the front, to bring nations together in this moment of danger. | 我们准备从战线上带头,使各国在此危险时刻团结起来。 |
| 204 | To support Ukraine, including through the coalition of the willing. | 支持乌克兰,包括通过自愿者的联盟。 |
| 205 | And to act with our allies to reassure shipping in the straight off her moves. | 和我们的盟友一起行动, 保证航运在她的行动。 |
| 206 | Because, Mr Speaker, we are not merely content to manage the fallout of the Iran crisis. | 因为,议长先生,我们不仅仅满足于处理伊朗危机的后果。 |
| 207 | Instead, we are building an international effort to solve it and end the economic harm. | 相反,我们正在建立一项国际努力来解决这一问题并结束经济损害。 |
| 208 | And of course, Mr Speaker, standing up for the defence and security of the United Kingdom | 当然,议长先生,为英国的国防和安全而战 |
| 209 | depends on one thing above all else, ending 14 years of Tory defence austerity. | 取决于一件事 最重要的是,结束14年的托里国防紧缩。 |
| 210 | With the biggest sustained investment since the Cold War. | 与自冷战以来最大的持续投资. |
| 211 | And we will go further with the measures outlined in the King's speech. | 我们将进一步采取国王讲话中概述的措施。 |
| 212 | With our upcoming defence investment plan. | 我们即将推出的国防投资计划。 |
| 213 | And, Mr Speaker, we will develop the capabilities our nation needs. | 议长先生,我们将发展我们国家需要的能力。 |
| 214 | We will also deepen our partnerships to fire up our industries | 我们还将深化伙伴关系,以刺激我们的产业 |
| 215 | and make sure that British skill, British pride and British resolve | 并且确保英国的技巧,英国的骄傲和英国的决心 |
| 216 | are converted into British jobs in a stronger, fairer Britain. | 在一个更强大、更公平的英国中,被转化为英国的工作。 |
| 217 | Yes, I will. | 是的,我会的。 |
| 218 | Mr Speaker, the Prime Minister for giving way. | 议长先生,总理让位。 |
| 219 | He's used a lot of words about the defence investment plan, | 他用了很多关于国防投资计划的话 |
| 220 | which was, I think, due in the autumn of last year. | 应该是去年秋天 |
| 221 | So when's he going to sign it? | 那他什么时候签字? |
| 222 | I'll take no lectures from the party opposite. | 我不听对方的演讲 |
| 223 | They hollowed out defence spend. | 他们掏空了国防开支。 |
| 224 | Defence spend was 2.5% when they came into power, | 国防开支在掌权时是2.5%, |
| 225 | 2.3% when they left power. | 他们离电时占2.3%. |
| 226 | The investment plan is being finalised and will be published soon. | 投资计划正在定稿,不久将公布。 |
| 227 | But, Mr Speaker, the strength is the foundation. | 但是,议长先生,力量是基础。 |
| 228 | That's the way we maintain our control, even in the storms as well. | 这就是我们维持控制的方式, 即使在风暴中也是如此。 |
| 229 | I will give way. | 我会让路。 |
| 230 | The Prime Minister quite rightly prioritises the defence of the country. | 总理非常正确地将国防列为优先事项。 |
| 231 | We have depended for decades on the courage, honour and loyalty of our soldiers. | 几十年来,我们依靠我们的士兵的勇气、荣誉和忠诚。 |
| 232 | They, of course, some of our best units, are now losing soldiers | 他们,当然,我们一些最好的部队, 现在正在失去士兵。 |
| 233 | because this Government is undermining them | 因为政府正在破坏他们 |
| 234 | and allowing them to be prosecuted and persecuted | 并允许他们受到起诉和迫害; |
| 235 | for alleged crimes that were not carried out decades ago | 数十年前未实施的指控罪行 |
| 236 | in the Northern Ireland bill. | 在北爱尔兰法案中。 |
| 237 | Mr Speaker, he knows very well that the provisions in Northern Ireland | 议长先生 他非常清楚北爱尔兰的规定 |
| 238 | are intended to strike the right balance between what needs to be done | 目的是在需要做的事情之间取得适当的平衡; |
| 239 | and protecting our veterans. | 保护我们的老兵 |
| 240 | We are, of course, proud of all those that have served and do serve our country, | 当然,我们为所有曾经和确实为我国服务的人感到自豪, |
| 241 | but the legislation that was put forward by the last Government | 但上届政府提出的立法 |
| 242 | was struck down, leaving no protection whatsoever. | 被击落,没有任何保护。 |
| 243 | Because, Mr Speaker, I'll go on. | 因为,议长先生,我会继续。 |
| 244 | I'll make some progress. | 我会有所进展的 |
| 245 | The way we change our country, rather make our progress. | 我们改变国家的方式,而是取得进步。 |
| 246 | He will know that in the recent Supreme Court Dillon judgment, | 他会知道,在最近的最高法院判决中, |
| 247 | the Court ruled that our legacy Act overwhelmingly was not incompatible | 法院裁定,我们的遗产法案绝对不矛盾 |
| 248 | with the Human Rights Act. | 《人权法》。 |
| 249 | He knows that. | 他知道这一点。 |
| 250 | But he referenced the awful events in Golders Green, rightfully, | 但他正确地提到戈德斯格林的可怕事件 |
| 251 | and he defended the police officers against attacks | 他为警察们抵御攻击 |
| 252 | and the leader of the Green Party, rightfully, | 和绿党领袖, |
| 253 | and said they had to take split-second decisions. | 说他们得分两秒决定 |
| 254 | So if Northern Ireland veterans had to take split-second decisions | 所以如果北爱尔兰的老兵 不得不做出两秒决定 |
| 255 | to uphold the rule of law in Northern Ireland, what's the difference? | 在北爱尔兰维护法治 有什么区别? |
| 256 | I have been in control rooms in Northern Ireland | 我去过北爱尔兰的控制室 |
| 257 | watching decisions being taken on the use of fatal force. | 观察关于使用致命武力的决定。 |
| 258 | I'm well aware of the nature of the decisions that have to be taken, | 我很清楚必须做出的决定的性质, |
| 259 | the circumstance in which they're taken, | 他们被带走的情况 |
| 260 | and how difficult those decisions are. | 以及这些决定有多困难。 |
| 261 | That is not the same as the issues in this Bill, and he knows it. | 这与该法案的问题不同,他知道这一点。 |
| 262 | Mr Speaker, strength is the foundation. | 议长先生 力量是基础 |
| 263 | It is the way we maintain our control, even in the storms of this world. | 这就是我们保持控制的方式,甚至在世界上的风暴中也是如此。 |
| 264 | The way we change our country, rather than just manage the crisis. | 我们改变国家的方式,而不是仅仅管理危机。 |
| 265 | And more than anything, change means a Britain where every child can go | 最重要的是,改变意味着一个英国 每个孩子都可以去的地方 |
| 266 | as far as their talent or effort allows. | 只要他们的才能或努力允许 |
| 267 | It is a beautiful idea, one that I know is shared across the House, | 这是一个美丽的想法, 我知道一个共享 在整个众议院, |
| 268 | but we need, as representatives of this country, | 但我们需要作为这个国家的代表 |
| 269 | to see the country as a whole, | 看到整个国家, |
| 270 | to make sure we see every child, | 确保我们看到每个孩子, |
| 271 | including the children who are growing up in poverty, | 包括贫困儿童, |
| 272 | the children who have special educational needs, | 有特殊教育需要的儿童, |
| 273 | and the young people who can't get a job, | 和那些找不到工作的年轻人, |
| 274 | and the people who are ignored, excluded from our highest aspirations | 以及被忽略、被排除在我们最高愿望之外的人民 |
| 275 | because they don't want to go to university. | 因为他们不想上大学 |
| 276 | This is a King's speech to change that, Mr Speaker, once and for all. | 这是国王的演说 改变这一点,议长先生,一劳永逸。 |
| 277 | Mr Speaker, my late brother had difficulties learning, | 议长先生,我已故的哥哥很难学 |
| 278 | and he had to fight every day just to be seen. | 他每天都要战斗 才能被人看到 |
| 279 | And there are millions of people like him, | 有上百万人喜欢他, |
| 280 | people who are ignored by a system, | 被一个系统忽视的人, |
| 281 | a status quo that has no expectations for them. | 现状对他们没有期望。 |
| 282 | This King's speech will make sure no child is left behind, | 国王的演说会确保没有孩子被抛弃 |
| 283 | because everyone has something to contribute to the success of this nation. | 因为每个人都有 为这个国家的成功作出贡献。 |
| 284 | And every child must succeed if we're to build a stronger, fairer Britain. | 如果我们要建立一个更强大,更公平的英国,每个孩子都必须成功. |
| 285 | That is how we tear down the status quo, | 我们就是这样打破现状的 |
| 286 | preserved by the party opposite, | 由对立方保留, |
| 287 | a status quo that failed working people, | 一个使劳动人民失望的现状, |
| 288 | a status quo that left Britain's economy exposed, | 使英国经济暴露的现状, |
| 289 | a status quo that made our country weak. | 这种现状使我们的国家变得脆弱。 |
| 290 | There are some in this country, some even in this House, | 这个国家有些,有些甚至在本院, |
| 291 | who would feed the frustration with that status quo | 他们会为现状带来挫折 |
| 292 | into a politics of grievance and division. | 变成一种不满和分裂的政治。 |
| 293 | This King's speech sets a different course, a more hopeful course, | 这篇国王的演讲设定了不同的方向, 一个更有希望的方向, |
| 294 | a course that sees the conflict in Iran, | 一个看到伊朗冲突的路线, |
| 295 | a war on two fronts, not as something to wring our hands about, | 一场两条战线上的战争, 并不是我们之间纠缠的东西, |
| 296 | but as an opportunity we must take to shape our country's future, | 但是作为一个机会,我们必须抓住 塑造我们国家的未来, |
| 297 | to end the status quo that has failed working people, | 结束使工人失望的现状, |
| 298 | to build a stronger, fairer Britain. | 建设一个更强大更公平的英国。 |
| 299 | That is what this King's speech delivers, and I commend it to the House. | 这是这位国王的演说所传达的,我把它推荐给众议院. |
| 300 | Yeah! | 对! |
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P5 · 英国议会实录20260513:国王致辞辩论,经济危机、战争与政府危机全曝光 p05 Rt Hon Ed Davey MP (Kingston and Surbiton, Liberal Democrat) (P5)

英国议会实录20260513:国王致辞辩论,经济危机、战争与政府危机全曝光 p05 Rt Hon Ed Davey MP (Kingston and Surbiton, Liberal Democrat) (P5)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | The leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Ed Davey. | 自由民主党领袖埃德·戴维爵士. |
| 0:05 | Thank you, Mr Speaker. | 谢谢你,议长先生。 |
| 0:07 | May I start by giving my sincere thanks to His Majesty, King Charles, | 首先,请允许我真诚地感谢 陛下,查尔斯国王, |
| 0:12 | for his gracious speech on behalf of all Liberal Democrats. | 为他代表所有自由民主党人所作的慷慨发言。 |
| 0:16 | While we still believe that President | 虽然我们仍然相信总统 |
| 0:18 | Trump should not have been rewarded for insulting British soldiers and the Royal Navy, His Majesty | 川普不应该因为侮辱英国士兵和皇家海军而得到奖励,陛下 |
| 0:26 | was superb on that state visit. | 那次国事访问非常精彩 |
| 0:29 | And can I join others in paying tribute to the Honourable | 请允许我同其他人一道向尊敬的阁下致敬。 |
| 0:32 | Members for Bradford West and for Harlow for their accomplished speeches, proposing seconding the | 布拉德福德·韦斯特和哈洛的成员们作了出色的发言,他们提议, |
| 0:38 | royal address. | 皇室住址。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | The leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Ed Davey. | 自由民主党领袖埃德·戴维爵士. |
| 2 | Thank you, Mr Speaker. | 谢谢你,议长先生。 |
| 3 | May I start by giving my sincere thanks to His Majesty, King Charles, | 首先,请允许我真诚地感谢 陛下,查尔斯国王, |
| 4 | for his gracious speech on behalf of all Liberal Democrats. | 为他代表所有自由民主党人所作的慷慨发言。 |
| 5 | While we still believe that President | 虽然我们仍然相信总统 |
| 6 | Trump should not have been rewarded for insulting British soldiers and the Royal Navy, His Majesty | 川普不应该因为侮辱英国士兵和皇家海军而得到奖励,陛下 |
| 7 | was superb on that state visit. | 那次国事访问非常精彩 |
| 8 | And can I join others in paying tribute to the Honourable | 请允许我同其他人一道向尊敬的阁下致敬。 |
| 9 | Members for Bradford West and for Harlow for their accomplished speeches, proposing seconding the | 布拉德福德·韦斯特和哈洛的成员们作了出色的发言,他们提议, |
| 10 | royal address. | 皇室住址。 |
| 11 | Like myself, the Honourable Lady worked in a factory. | 和我一样,尊敬的女士在工厂工作 |
| 12 | For her it was crisps, | 对于她来说,这是脆片, |
| 13 | for me it was pork pies. | 对我来说是猪肉馅饼 |
| 14 | If we throw in the Honourable Member for the Isle of Wight West, | 如果我们把威特西岛的 尊敬的成员, |
| 15 | who worked in the soft drinks industry, together we are a meal deal. | 在软饮料行业工作, 我们在一起是一个餐饮交易。 |
| 16 | But may I say she is the real McCoy. | 但我可以说她是真正的麦考伊 |
| 17 | The Honourable Member for Bradford West has | 布拉德福德·韦斯特的荣誉成员 |
| 18 | already had an extraordinary life and career, talking from first-hand experience about how | 已经有过非凡的生活和事业 从第一手经验中谈起 |
| 19 | violence against women and homelessness touches millions of people, and we are in her debt for | 对妇女的暴力行为和无家可归问题触及数百万人,我们欠她的 |
| 20 | her bravery and courage. | 她的勇敢和勇气。 |
| 21 | May I also congratulate the Honourable Member for Harlow for his speech? | 我还要祝贺尊敬的成员哈洛的发言。 |
| 22 | I hear he recently ran the London marathon. | 我听说他最近跑过伦敦马拉松 |
| 23 | The House might be shocked to know that I have | 上议院可能震惊地知道我有 |
| 24 | more experience with crisps than long-distance running, but it is a great pleasure to work | 与长途跑车相比, 更多的经验, 但工作是巨大的乐趣 |
| 25 | with him on young carers and young adult carers, something that we are both passionate about, | 与他关于年轻的照料者和年轻的成年人照料者, 我们都是热衷于, |
| 26 | and I thank him for his leadership during the all-party parliamentary group. | 我感谢他在全党议会小组中的领导。 |
| 27 | As others have mentioned, including himself, the Honourable Gentleman was a maths teacher for | 正如其他人(包括他自己)提到的那样,尊敬的绅士先生是一位数学教师。 |
| 28 | many years and no doubt had to deal with bad behaviour in the classroom. | 多年来,毫无疑问,必须处理 不良的课堂行为。 |
| 29 | He may want to advise | 他也许想建议 |
| 30 | the Prime Minister on whether the Health Secretary should be put in detention. | 是否应当拘留卫生秘书的问题。 |
| 31 | There is a lot to cover in responding to this King's speech, but I want to start by addressing | 在回应国王的演说时 有很多事情要处理 但我想先谈谈 |
| 32 | directly the atrocious acts of anti-Semitism that British Jews are experiencing at the moment, | 英国犹太人目前正在经历的反犹太主义暴行, |
| 33 | the insecurity and fears that the community now feel. | 社会现在感受到的不安全和恐惧。 |
| 34 | Week after week, British Jews are being | 一周又一周,英国犹太人正在 |
| 35 | 袭击、恐吓和迫害——Heaton Park Synagogue、Kenton United Synagogue, | |
| 36 | Finchley Reform Synagogue, Jewish Futures in Hendon, the Herzola Ambulances and now the | 芬奇利改革新教 亨顿的犹太未来 赫尔佐拉救护队 |
| 37 | Green Stabbings. | 绿刺s. |
| 38 | 当我上星期访问Marble Arch Synagogue时,犹太人的成员 | |
| 39 | community questioned whether Britain is a safe place for them, whether they must move abroad | 他们是否必须移居国外? |
| 40 | to be safe. | 为了安全 |
| 41 | No one should have to ask themselves this question in our country today—no one. | 今天,在我国,任何人都不应问自己这个问题。 |
| 42 | The independent review of terrorism legislation, Jonathan Hall, is right to call these appalling | 对恐怖主义立法的独立审查 乔纳森·霍尔正确地称这些令人震惊的 |
| 43 | levels of anti-Semitism a national security emergency. | 反犹太主义是国家安全的紧急情况。 |
| 44 | He is also right to say that existing | 他还正确地说,存在 |
| 45 | laws must be properly enforced. | 必须适当执行法律。 |
| 46 | That is why I welcome the Government's initiative to bring | 因此,我欢迎政府采取主动行动, |
| 47 | forward a policing bill and urge it to ensure that police and prosecutors receive the right | 提出维持治安法案,并敦促它确保警察和检察官享有这项权利; |
| 48 | training and support to pursue anti-Semitic crimes much more effectively. | 培训和支持更有效地追查反犹太主义罪行。 |
| 49 | It is why we on these | 这就是为什么我们在这 |
| 50 | organisations must tackle the threat that these Iranian terrorists pose to British Jews. | 这些组织必须应对这些伊朗恐怖分子对英国犹太人构成的威胁。 |
| 51 | The legislation finally confirmed today, I believe, to prescribe the IRGC must be a top | 我认为,今天最后确认的法律 规定伊朗革命卫队必须是最高的 |
| 52 | and urgent priority for legislation. | 立法的紧急优先事项。 |
| 53 | Will the Prime Minister win that point? | 总理会赢吗? |
| 54 | Yes, I have in my way. | 是的,我挡着我了。 |
| 55 | May I welcome what the Prime Minister is doing in the recent IRGC? | 我可以欢迎总理在最近的伊斯兰革命卫队中所做的工作吗? |
| 56 | He will be aware that some | 他会知道一些 |
| 57 | 30,000 individuals who protested in the streets of Iran are in jail. | 在伊朗街头抗议的30,000人被关进监狱. |
| 58 | Some of those who are in | 其中一些人 |
| 59 | death row are about to be executed because of standing up for liberty and freedom. | 死刑即将被处决,因为要捍卫自由和自由。 |
| 60 | Does he | 难道他 |
| 61 | feel that perhaps the Government and the Prime Minister in particular should be taking action | 认为政府、特别是总理也许应该采取行动, |
| 62 | to try and get those people freed? | 试着让那些人得到自由? |
| 63 | Now is the time to act. | 现在是采取行动的时候了。 |
| 64 | The hon. | 亲爱的 |
| 65 | Gentleman is right to mention those individuals in Iran who have been persecuted by | 先生们正确地提到伊朗境内遭受迫害的个人。 |
| 66 | the appalling Iranian regime. | 令人震惊的伊朗政权。 |
| 67 | I am sure the Foreign Secretary will have heard that and | 我确信外交部长会听到的 |
| 68 | will make as many representations as possible that I accept that this is not an easy matter, | 我会尽可能多地表达 我接受这不是一件容易的事 |
| 69 | given the regime in Tehran. | 在德黑兰的政权。 |
| 70 | This is the 23rd humble address I have listened to in this House, and it is the most surreal by | 这是我在本院听到的第23次谦卑的演讲,这是最不可思议的 |
| 71 | far. | 很远 |
| 72 | Everyone in this House and everyone in the country knows that this Prime Minister may soon | 本院的每个人和全国的每一个人都知道 这位总理可能很快 |
| 73 | not be in power, not in place for his own programme and not able to deliver these promises. | 不掌权,不为自己的方案服务,不能兑现这些承诺。 |
| 74 | Mr Speaker, the votes on this King's Speech ought to be interesting. | 议长先生,这次国王演讲的投票应该很有趣 |
| 75 | A test of confidence in this Government and this Prime Minister. | 考验对本届政府和这位总理的信任。 |
| 76 | We will be voting against | 我们将投反对票 |
| 77 | this King's Speech, but how many Members opposite will? | 国王的演说, 但有多少成员会对面? |
| 78 | By my reckoning, if every Labour MP who has | 根据我的判断 如果每个工党议员 |
| 79 | called for the Prime Minister to go voted that way, this Government's huge majority would be at | 要求总理投票, |
| 80 | risk. | 风险。 |
| 81 | Let us see if they have the courage of their convictions. | 让我们看看他们是否有信念的勇气。 |
| 82 | We will be voting against, | 我们将投反对票, |
| 83 | not just because the Prime Minister is one of the weakest Prime Ministers in post-war history now, | 不仅是因为总理是战后历史上最弱的总理之一, |
| 84 | but because this King's Speech does not offer the change our country needs. | 但因为国王的演说 并没有带来我们国家需要的改变 |
| 85 | It does not offer | 它不提供 |
| 86 | the change needed to fix the insecurity people and businesses are increasingly fearful of. | 人民和企业日益害怕需要改变来消除不安全。 |
| 87 | Change to deal with rising prices. | 改变以应对价格上涨。 |
| 88 | People know inflation in food, energy and fuel is set to | 人们知道,食品、能源和燃料的通货膨胀注定 |
| 89 | rocket, but people do not think the Prime Minister has their backs on the economy. | 火箭,但人们并不认为总理支持经济. |
| 90 | The financial and economic insecurity that is stalking our country is hitting growth, | 跟踪我国的金融和经济不安全正在打击增长, |
| 91 | investment and jobs. | 投资和就业。 |
| 92 | We were promised change and promised the Government with growth as its mission, | 我们承诺要改变政府,并许诺政府要以增长为使命, |
| 93 | yet rather than change we have continuity from the failures that came before. | 而不是改变,我们有前所未有的连续性。 |
| 94 | Faced with this calamity, what has the Prime Minister offered us today on growth? | 面对这场灾难,总理今天为我们提供了什么增长? |
| 95 | An EU reset | 欧盟重设 |
| 96 | Bill that fails to reset. | 无法重置的比尔 |
| 97 | For a Prime Minister who knows a thing or two about failed resets, | 对于一个知道一两件事的总理来说, |
| 98 | maybe we should not be surprised, but the Prime Minister's refusal to remove his red lines | 也许我们不应该感到惊讶 但首相拒绝删除他的红线 |
| 99 | on a new EU-UK customs union, the Prime Minister's refusal to go further than his red lines on the | 在一个新的欧盟-联合王国关税同盟上,总理拒绝超越他的红线 |
| 100 | single market, the Prime Minister's refusal to deliver a new, deep trading relationship with | 单一市场, 总理拒绝与 |
| 101 | our European partners with a proper youth mobility scheme. | 我们的欧洲伙伴有适当的青年流动计划。 |
| 102 | That all means he is consigning our country | 那就意味着他要把我们的祖国 |
| 103 | to higher prices and lower growth and failing to address the economic insecurity plaguing | * 价格上涨,增长下降,未能解决困扰经济的不安全问题 |
| 104 | our economy. | 我们的经济。 |
| 105 | Instead, we have been given taxes on jobs, the family farm tax. | 相反,我们得到了工作税、家庭农场税。 |
| 106 | To be fair to the Government, part of our current economic problems | 公平对待政府是我们当前经济问题的一部分 |
| 107 | stem from President Trump and his reckless war in Iran. | 来源于川普总统及其在伊朗的鲁莽战争. |
| 108 | Let us be absolutely clear that Trump's war | 让我们明确川普的战争 |
| 109 | is stoking the cost of living crisis to new alarming levels. | 使生活危机的代价达到新的令人震惊的程度。 |
| 110 | Fuel prices up at the pump, | 油泵的燃料价格上涨, |
| 111 | food prices set to go up even more and people's holidays threatened. | 粮食价格将上涨,人们的节日将受到威胁。 |
| 112 | The Prime Minister's biggest | 总理最大的 |
| 113 | success is not taking us into Trump's damaging war with Iran when the Conservatives and Reform | 成功不会把我们带入川普对伊朗的破坏性战争 当保守派和改革派 |
| 114 | were urging him to do so. | 他当时敦促他这样做。 |
| 115 | Yet by failing to build new and deeper economic alliances with Europe | 然而,由于未能与欧洲建立新的、更深入的经济联盟 |
| 116 | and the Commonwealth, as we have been urging, this country is set to be hit | 正如我们一直敦促的那样,这个国家将受到打击 |
| 117 | far harder by the inflation coming from the straits of Hormuz. | 受来自霍尔木兹海峡的通货膨胀的影响,情况更严重。 |
| 118 | We all recognise the impact that Trump's war is going to have on the economy. | 我们都认识到特朗普战争对经济的影响. |
| 119 | He offers membership | 他提出加入。 |
| 120 | of the single market and the customs union as a solution to this. | 单一市场和关税同盟是解决这一问题的办法。 |
| 121 | Prices in Edinburgh | 爱丁堡的价格 |
| 122 | South West are going up right now. | 南方 韦斯特现在上楼了 |
| 123 | How long would it take to access the single market? | 进入单一市场需要多长时间? |
| 124 | How long would it take to be a member of the customs union, in his estimation? | 据他估计,加入关税同盟需要多长时间? |
| 125 | I am grateful for the hon. | 我很感激亲爱的。 |
| 126 | Gentleman's intervention. | 绅士干预. |
| 127 | He obviously did not notice that | 他显然没有注意到 |
| 128 | we have been the only party putting forward a cost of package to reduce the cost of petrol | 我们是唯一提出包价 降低汽油成本的一方 |
| 129 | and diesel at the pumps. | 还有水泵上的柴油 |
| 130 | That could be done immediately, so I think the hon. | 这可以马上完成,所以我想亲爱的。 |
| 131 | Member should | 成员应 |
| 132 | pay more attention. | 注意点 |
| 133 | Trumpflation is predicted to be worse here because of the failures of this | 由于这次失败,预计这里的暴涨会更糟。 |
| 134 | Government and indeed the last. | 政府,事实上是最后一个。 |
| 135 | Cosing up to this White House was never going to work and it has not. | 一直到白宫一直无法运作, |
| 136 | I suspect history will show that the Prime Minister's approach to President Trump was | 我怀疑历史将表明,总理对特朗普总统的态度是 |
| 137 | one of his worst mistakes. | 他最糟糕的错误之一。 |
| 138 | The sad truth is that President Trump is one of the reasons why so many | 可悲的事实是,川普总统是这么多人的原因之一。 |
| 139 | people in our country do feel insecure, anxious and fearful about the future. | 我们国家的人们确实对将来感到不安全、焦虑和恐惧。 |
| 140 | From trade tariffs | 贸易关税 |
| 141 | to the weakening of NATO, President Trump has broken all the certainties British people and | 特朗普总统在北约的削弱下 打破了所有英国人民 |
| 142 | British businesses used to rely upon. | 英国的商业曾经依赖. |
| 143 | Yet this Government have been far too slow to realise this | 然而,这个政府却太慢,无法意识到 |
| 144 | and to respond to this new reality. | 并对这一新的现实作出反应。 |
| 145 | The Conservatives and reform may not have woken up, | 保守派和改革派可能还没有觉醒, |
| 146 | but there is no excuse for the Government, and so it has been left to us. | 但是,政府没有借口,所以它留给我们。 |
| 147 | The country can know that | 国家可以知道 |
| 148 | my party will champion new and changing international alliances so vital for the British | 我党将拥护新的 不断变化的国际联盟 对英国人如此重要 |
| 149 | economy and the defence of the United Kingdom, but let me try to find an area of agreement. | 英国的经济和国防,但请允许我努力找到一个一致的领域。 |
| 150 | I do welcome the Government's decision to bring forward an energy independence Bill, | 我确实欢迎政府决定提出一项能源独立法案, |
| 151 | though we will scrutinise it line by line and advance our more ambitious ideas. | 虽然我们将逐条审查它,并推进我们更雄心勃勃的想法。 |
| 152 | But I have long felt energy independence should be a long-term goal for our country and our allies. | 但我长期认为,能源独立应该是我国和盟国的长期目标。 |
| 153 | Even before Trump's war in Iran, people and businesses were being hit | 即使在川普对伊朗的战争前,人们和企业也受到打击 |
| 154 | because of our dependence on others for fuel. | 因为我们依赖别人提供燃料 |
| 155 | Energy bills for households are still around | 家用能源账单还在附近 |
| 156 | a third higher than before Putin's war in Iran can hold our country and the world to ransom. | 比普京在伊朗的战争前高三分之一 能够挟持我们的国家和世界 |
| 157 | Surely it is time to wake up. | 是时候起床了 |
| 158 | Oil and gas prices have a long history of spiking | 油气价格长期上涨 |
| 159 | and hurting our economy. | 伤害我们的经济。 |
| 160 | Even when North Sea oil and gas production was at its height, | 即使北海石油天然气产量达到顶峰 |
| 161 | now almost 30 years ago, the UK could still be hit because we have always been price takers. | 现在将近30年前,英国仍然可能遭受打击,因为我们一直是价格承受者。 |
| 162 | While I have always been pragmatic on our North Sea oil industry, for our economy, | 虽然我对我们的北海石油工业一直很务实 为了我们的经济 |
| 163 | not least in Scotland, it is simply fancy and fabrication for some in this House to pretend | 尤其是在苏格兰,这对本院的人来说 假装 |
| 164 | there is a solution in the North Sea to high energy prices. | 北海有高能源价格的解决办法 |
| 165 | The best way to cut energy bills | 削减能源账单的最好办法 |
| 166 | is to invest in homegrown renewable power. | 投资本土可再生能源。 |
| 167 | In the energy independence Bill, we will push the | 在能源独立法案中,我们将推动 |
| 168 | Government to go further, just like we did early in this Parliament on solar power with a sunshine | 政府要更进一步,就像我们在议会 早期在阳光下太阳能发电 |
| 169 | Bill of my hon. | 我亲爱的比尔 |
| 170 | Friend the Member for Cheltenham. | 是切尔特纳姆的朋友 |
| 171 | Now, law. | 现在,法律。 |
| 172 | The Prime Minister, or whoever replaces | 总理,或任何替代者 |
| 173 | him, must take up our plan to protect people from Trumpflation on fuel bills | 他必须接受我们的计划 保护人们免受燃料价格的暴涨影响 |
| 174 | and cut fuel duty, rail fares and bus prices to protect British families and businesses right now. | 并降低燃料税,火车票价和公交车价格 以保护英国的家庭和企业 |
| 175 | The Liberal Democrat agenda of greater security for families and businesses begins with greater | 为家庭和企业提供更大保障的自由民主党议程始于更大的 |
| 176 | economic, financial and energy security, but it is also built on greater security for our country. | 经济、金融和能源安全也是建立在加强我国安全的基础上。 |
| 177 | The Government must do far more to bolster our nation's defences, with Vladimir Putin | 政府必须作出更大努力,加强我国的防卫,弗拉基米尔·普京 |
| 178 | waging war in Europe and the need to redouble our efforts to support our brave Ukrainian allies | 在欧洲发动战争 需要加倍努力 支持我们勇敢的乌克兰盟友 |
| 179 | to beat Russia, with a wildly unpredictable President sitting in the White House, | 击败俄罗斯 总统坐在白宫 |
| 180 | leading a dangerous idiotic war in the Middle East and then undermining NATO at every turn, | 在中东领导一场危险的白痴战争,然后在每一个回合都破坏北约, |
| 181 | with a world order challenged by the rise of China, the case for urgent and significant rises | 随着世界秩序受到中国崛起的挑战,紧急和显著的崛起 |
| 182 | in defence spending is clearly a strong one, and it is even stronger when one looks at the state | 国防开支显然是很强的,而当人们看国家时,它更加强大。 |
| 183 | of our defence readiness. | 我们的防御准备。 |
| 184 | The Conservatives failed on the number one task of any Government | 保守党未能完成任何政府的首要任务 |
| 185 | to defend our country and back our armed forces. | 保卫我们的国家并支援我们的武装部队。 |
| 186 | They left our army at the lowest size since | 他们离开我们的军队 人数最少,因为 |
| 187 | Napoleonic wars. | 拿破仑战争. |
| 188 | They left our navy at the lowest size since the English Civil War, and yet this | 他们离开了我们的海军 在自英国内战以来的最低规模, 然而这个 |
| 189 | Government have moved at a snail's pace, failing month after month to publish their own defence | 政府以蜗牛的速度前进 几个月又一个月都没能公布自己的辩护 |
| 190 | investment plan. | 投资计划。 |
| 191 | In contrast, we have called for the immediate launch of defence bonds to raise | 相比之下,我们呼吁立即启动国防债券,以筹集 |
| 192 | £20 billion over two years, building on successful models used by Poland, and for a commitment to | 两年200亿英镑,在波兰使用的成功模式基础上再接再厉,承诺 |
| 193 | spending 3% of GDP on defence by 2030 at the latest. | 最迟到2030年将国内生产总值的3%用于国防。 |
| 194 | We have argued for a new European | 我们主张建立一个新的欧洲 |
| 195 | armament bank, so our defence interests will lead the next generation of defence technologies. | 军备库,所以我们的国防利益将主导下一代国防技术. |
| 196 | If the history of the last century has taught us anything, if the experience of President Trump | 如果上个世纪的历史告诉我们什么, 如果特朗普总统的经验 |
| 197 | has taught us anything, it is essential and urgent that we work with our European and Commonwealth | 我们的欧洲和英联邦合作是关键和紧迫的 |
| 198 | allies to secure and defend our country, our values and our way of life. | 我们的价值观和生活方式 |
| 199 | Central to our British way | 我们英国的方式 |
| 200 | of life is the NHS, to which I now turn. | 生命是NHS,我现在转向它。 |
| 201 | It is important that I do so, because I am likely to | 我这样做很重要,因为我很可能 |
| 202 | be the only Opposition party leader to stand up for healthcare in this debate, as the Conservatives | 作为保守党的领袖, |
| 203 | are so embarrassed by their record and Reform's leader has spent decades saying he wants to get | 改革的领导者花了几十年 说他想得到 |
| 204 | rid of the NHS entirely. | 彻底废除NHS. |
| 205 | The Government would have us believe that he has turned the NHS round | 政府会相信他已经转投NHS |
| 206 | after a mess left by the last Government. | 在上届政府一团糟之后 |
| 207 | However, when he is not plotting his next | 然而,当他没有 策划他的下一个 |
| 208 | leadership bid on the Prime Minister, the Secretary of State would have Labour bank | 总理、国务大臣和劳工银行的领导资格 |
| 209 | benches believe he is fixing the NHS, if only. | 长椅相信他正在修复 NHS,如果只是。 |
| 210 | Now we are told that the Health Secretary is | 现在我们被告知,卫生部长是 |
| 211 | preparing to resign tomorrow. | 准备明天辞职 |
| 212 | This resignation is taking so long that it would give NHS waiting | 辞职要花这么长时间 才能让国民保健局等 |
| 213 | lists a run for their money. | 列出他们的钱。 |
| 214 | Anyone who visits their local hospital knows that the NHS remains | 任何去当地医院的人都知道NHS还在 |
| 215 | in a critical state. | 处于危急状态 |
| 216 | Thousands of people are still being treated in hospital corridors every day. | 每天仍有数千人在医院走廊接受治疗。 |
| 217 | We are now even seeing job adverts for people to provide care in corridors. | 我们现在甚至看到有人在走廊提供护理的工作广告。 |
| 218 | I will give way. | 我会让路。 |
| 219 | It would be interesting if he could remind us how he voted on Andrew Langsor's reforms of the NHS, | 如果他能提醒我们 他如何投票支持安德鲁·朗索尔的 NHS改革 |
| 220 | many of which are still creating problems in our NHS today. | 其中许多问题今天仍在国民保健体系中制造问题。 |
| 221 | He ought to know that there has not only been a long time when this party was messing up our NHS, | 他应该知道 不仅有很长一段时间 当这个聚会 搞砸了我们的NHS, |
| 222 | but they have had two years and they have absolutely failed. | 但他们已经两年了,他们完全失败了。 |
| 223 | Let us turn to their promises | 让我们兑现他们的承诺 |
| 224 | to turn round primary care, with more GPs, more NHS dentists and more community pharmacists, | 转而提供初级护理,配备更多的普通医生、更多的国民保健体系牙医和社区药剂师, |
| 225 | while some areas of the country have been going backwards since this Government came to power. | 自本届政府执政以来,该国的一些地区一直在倒退。 |
| 226 | When it comes to people feeling more secure in their lives and in their futures, | 当人们在生活和将来感到更加安全的时候, |
| 227 | quality healthcare is central. | 优质保健是中心。 |
| 228 | I will not list off all our policies for fixing the NHS, except one, | 我将不列出我们所有关于修复NHS的政策, 除了一个, |
| 229 | care, social care and family care. | 照顾、社会照顾和家庭照顾。 |
| 230 | Not for the first time, I must declare an interest. | 不是第一次,我必须申报利息 |
| 231 | The reason I want to focus on care is because it is the central, radical and transformational | 我之所以想专注于照顾 是因为它是中心、激进和转型的 |
| 232 | change that has to happen if we are to fix our NHS. | 如果我们要修补我们的NHS 就必须改变 |
| 233 | Two years ago, in the debate on the last | 两年前,在对最后的 |
| 234 | humble address, I raised care with the Prime Minister as the big challenge the Government had | 我谦卑地向总理表示,作为政府面临的重大挑战,我对此十分关心。 |
| 235 | 来拯救NHS | |
| 236 | I welcomed promises back then for cross-party working, but what has | 我当时对跨党派工作的承诺表示欢迎,但有什么 |
| 237 | happened? | 发生了什么事? |
| 238 | Almost nothing. | 几乎什么都没有。 |
| 239 | True, the excellent Baroness Casey has been dispatched around the | 没错,凯西男爵夫人已经派来了 |
| 240 | country on a timetable written in the Treasury, but her report lands just before the election. | 但是她的报告是在选举前写的 |
| 241 | Once again, nothing happens for care in this Parliament. | 再一次,在这个议会中没有发生任何需要照顾的事情。 |
| 242 | This is a betrayal of the elderly | 这是对老人的背叛 |
| 243 | and disabled who need better care, of their families and of the NHS. | 需要更好照顾的残疾人、其家庭和国民保健服务。 |
| 244 | We will not let up in | 我们不会松懈的 |
| 245 | fight to fix social care and to back people caring for their loved ones at home. | 努力修复社会关怀,支持人们在家照顾亲人。 |
| 246 | We will | 我们会的 |
| 247 | put forward the changes our country needs for people to feel less insecure when facing old age | 我们国家需要改变人们面对老年时的安全感 |
| 248 | and illness. | 还有疾病 |
| 249 | There is another aspect to our national life where insecurity has got worse | 我们民族生活的另一个方面就是不安全恶化 |
| 250 | and worse, and that is farming and food. | 更糟糕的是,这是农业和食物。 |
| 251 | British farmers are world-renowned. | 英国农民举世闻名. |
| 252 | They are the key to | 它们是关键 |
| 253 | everyone having high-quality and affordable food on their plates. | 每个人都有 高质量和负担得起的食物 在他们的盘子里。 |
| 254 | Yet they have been let down and | 然而,他们已失望, |
| 255 | forgotten time and again by the Conservatives, who undermined our food security with bad trade | 被保守党人一次又一次地遗忘,他们以恶劣的贸易破坏了我们的粮食安全 |
| 256 | deals and botched funding. | 交易和虚假的资金。 |
| 257 | The last Conservative Government left England as the only country in | 上届保守党政府 离开英国成为英国的唯一国家 |
| 258 | Europe where farmers are not supported to produce food. | 欧洲的农民在生产粮食方面得不到支持。 |
| 259 | Somehow this Labour Government have managed | 不知何故,工党政府管理 |
| 260 | to make things worse for farmers, not least with their terrible mess over the family farm tax. | 让农民情况更糟 特别是他们因家庭农场税而惹的麻烦 |
| 261 | That is why we have been calling for a good food bill in this King's speech | 所以我们在国王的演讲中 一直在呼吁一个好的食品法案 |
| 262 | to prioritise food security and back British farmers to produce British food. | 优先保障食品安全 支持英国农民生产英国食品 |
| 263 | With Trump's | 和特朗普一样 |
| 264 | idiotic war in Iran hitting farmers with everything from higher fertiliser costs | 伊朗的愚蠢战争用肥料成本高的钱打击农民 |
| 265 | to higher prices for red diesel, the need for our good food bill could not be more urgent. | 为了提高红色柴油的价格, 对我们的好食品账单的需求再迫切不过了。 |
| 266 | Coupled with our plans for a much closer trading relationship with Europe, there is a pathway | 我们计划与欧洲建立更紧密的贸易关系, |
| 267 | to greater food security and lower food prices, and the Government must seize it. | 提高粮食安全和降低粮食价格,政府必须予以控制。 |
| 268 | There are many ways in which our party believes the Government should tackle the insecurity | 我们党认为政府应该以多种方式解决不安全问题 |
| 269 | people across our country feel right now, from quicker, tougher action on the damage being done | 我们全国人民现在都觉得, 从更快,更强硬的行动 正在发生的破坏 |
| 270 | by social media to our young people and people's mental health, to backing the case for more | 通过社交媒体 为我们年轻人和人们的心理健康, 支持这个案例更多 |
| 271 | community police officers to keep our communities safer, to having a fair asylum and immigration | * 社区警察,使我们的社区更加安全,获得公平的庇护和移民 |
| 272 | policy which is genuinely effective against irregular immigration but welcomes people who | 真正有效打击非正常移民的政策,但欢迎 |
| 273 | play by the rules and contribute to our great country, from tackling the continuing scandals | 遵守规则,帮助我们伟大的国家, 解决持续的丑闻 |
| 274 | in our water industry to building the affordable and social housing so many families and young | 建造负担得起的社会住房 如此之多的家庭和年轻人 |
| 275 | people desperately need, and ensuring children and families are at the heart of reform to | 儿童和家庭是改革的核心。 |
| 276 | education needs. | 教育需求。 |
| 277 | My honourable and right honourable colleagues will set out our approach on all these | 我尊敬的同事将阐述我们处理所有这些问题的办法。 |
| 278 | issues over the course of this debate, but I want to end by addressing the threat to our country from | 但最后我想谈谈我国面临的威胁: |
| 279 | another source, from populist politicians and extremist parties who sow division, who play the | 另一消息来源,来自民粹主义政客和极端主义政党,他们播下了分裂的种子,他们扮演了“分裂者”的角色。 |
| 280 | blame game, who make wild promises and who are a threat to our very democracy. | 责怪游戏,谁做出疯狂的承诺,谁对我们的民主构成威胁。 |
| 281 | They are exploiting | 他们正在剥削 |
| 282 | our broken political system which both the Conservatives and Labour have failed to fix. | 保守党和工党都未能解决的 已经崩溃的政治制度 |
| 283 | The first pass-the-post electoral system of winner takes all was supposed to bring stability, | 第一个胜者当选制度 本应带来稳定 |
| 284 | was supposed to provide majority government that could take the tough long-term decisions to deliver | 本来应该提供多数政府 能够做出艰难的长期决定 |
| 285 | for our country, on the economy, on the NHS and on defence, and we see how badly it has failed. | 对我国来说,在经济方面,在国民保健制度和国防方面,我们看到它失败了。 |
| 286 | Majority governments, yes, but with six Prime Ministers in a decade, soon probably seven, | 多数政府,是的, 但有六位总理 在十年, 很快可能七, |
| 287 | hardly stability when so many people now ask, is Britain governable? | 现在这么多人问起 英国是否可以治理? |
| 288 | This concentration of | 这种集中 |
| 289 | power undermines so much and leads to the scandals that undermine the standing of our democracy even | 权力破坏得如此之大,导致丑闻,甚至破坏我国民主的地位 |
| 290 | more. | 再来 |
| 291 | When a twice-sacked Member of the House of Lords is handed the most prestigious and | 当上议院议员两度遭洗劫时, 被授予最有声望的, |
| 292 | best-posed we have, despite the Prime Minister knowing his links to a convicted paedophile | 尽管总理知道 他与一个被定罪的恋童癖者有联系 但最有可能的是 |
| 293 | and sex trafficker, when a Conservative Prime Minister consistently broke the rules he himself | 和性交易者, 当保守党总理 一贯违反规则,他自己 |
| 294 | set for the rest of us during one of our nation's most severe crises, when a leader of a political | 我们国家最严峻的危机之一 政治领袖 |
| 295 | party thinks a £5 million gift from a Thai-based crypto billionaire doesn't reek of corruption, | 党认为500万英镑的礼物 从泰国的密码亿万富翁 不臭气腐败, |
| 296 | and the threat is clear. | 威胁是明确的。 |
| 297 | A reformed party who takes its orders from their American boss at | 一个接受美国老板命令的改革党 |
| 298 | Mar-a-Lago could win a majority on less than a third of the popular vote under our electoral | 马拉戈可以赢得三分之一的选票 |
| 299 | system. | 系统。 |
| 300 | We must fix our broken political system before it's too late, and this King's speech | 我们必须在太迟之前 修补我们破碎的政治制度 国王的演说 |
| 301 | is not up to that historic, vital task. | 这不符合这项历史性和重要的任务。 |
| 302 | We need a new Magna Carta to enshrine the rights of citizens, | 我们需要一个新的大宪章 来体现公民的权利, |
| 303 | protect us now from the populist extremists threatening our country, and I give way to— | 现在保护我们不受民粹主义极端分子威胁 我让位给... |
| 304 | Who was it wanting to be? | 它想成为谁? |
| 305 | The Prime Minister | 总理 |
| 306 | My Lords, I would point out that the results in Bradford district were some of the most | 大人,我要指出的是 布拉德福德区的结果是 |
| 307 | unrepresentative, with reform taking a majority of seats despite having only 23% of the popular | 尽管只有23%的民众,但改革占据了多数席位。 |
| 308 | vote there. | 投票结果 |
| 309 | Does he agree that while reform made gains in seats, they are not what the majority | 他是否同意,虽然改革在席位方面有所进展,但它们不是大多数席位。 |
| 310 | of people in this country support? | 国家支持的人? |
| 311 | The Prime Minister | 总理 |
| 312 | The figure is from Bradford, and she makes the case that our party makes for electoral reform, | 这个数字来自布拉德福德, 她提出我们党为选举改革 准备的理由, |
| 313 | local government and national government. | 地方政府和国家政府。 |
| 314 | I may say in my hon. | 我可以说在我的亲爱的。 |
| 315 | Friend's constituencies of | 朋友的选民 |
| 316 | Twickenham and Richmond Park that we now have every single councillor, but we do not have | 特威肯汉姆和里士满公园,我们现在有 每一个议员,但我们没有 |
| 317 | every single vote. | 每一个投票。 |
| 318 | We would welcome electoral reform in our councils where we are over-represented, | 我们欢迎在我们代表过多的理事会进行选举改革, |
| 319 | and I hope her Government listen to the voices of these benches. | 我希望该国政府听取这些法官的意见。 |
| 320 | It is clear the country wants change. | 显然,国家希望变革。 |
| 321 | When the battering the two old parties received | 当击打两个老党得到 |
| 322 | at the recent elections, it is clear they are not offering it. | 显然,在最近的选举中,他们没有提出。 |
| 323 | Worryingly, many are looking | 担心的是,很多人在看 |
| 324 | to the extremes on the left and the right, thinking that if we burn the system down, | 想到如果我们烧掉系统 |
| 325 | things would improve. | 事情会改善。 |
| 326 | Yet I do not believe the British people want Trump's divisive, | 但我不认为英国人民想要川普的分裂 |
| 327 | unfair America here, even though that is reform's offer of change, and I do not believe | 不公平的美国在这里, 虽然这是改革的提议 变革,我不认为 |
| 328 | British people want change with a reheated, Corbynista agenda put forward by a Green Party | 英国人民希望通过绿党提出的 重新热化的科尔比尼斯塔议程来改变 |
| 329 | which no longer offers serious action to protect our nature and our climate. | 这不再是保护我们自然和气候的严肃行动。 |
| 330 | So it will fall to | 所以它会坠落到 |
| 331 | this party, the only non-populist, non-extremist party left standing, to offer the real change | 这个政党,唯一的非民粹主义,非极端主义的政党 留下站立,提供真正的改变 |
| 332 | people crave. | 人们渴望。 |
| 333 | Our change is about building things up, not burning them down. | 我们的改变是建造东西,而不是烧毁它们。 |
| 334 | Our change is about | 我们的改变就是 |
| 335 | bringing people, communities and our country together, not dividing and blaming people. | 团结人民、社区和我们的国家,而不是分裂和指责人民。 |
| 336 | From Europe to social care, from energy to defence, from political reform to our environment, | 从欧洲到社会关怀 从能源到国防 从政治改革到环境 |
| 337 | I am proud to lead a party that is preparing for government so our country can be changed for the | 我自豪地领导着一个正在为政府做准备的政党,这样我们的国家就可以被改变,为人民服务。 |
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