 
 <prompt> text: ```(CNN) -- UK lawmakers don vote for di House of Commons to recognize Palestine as a state "as a contribution to securing a negotiated two state solution." 

Di motion get strong support on Monday with 274 votes to 12. But, less than half of di 650 MPs for di House of Commons participate for di debate. 

Di motion wey pass na, "Say this House believe say di Government suppose recognize di state of Palestine alongside di state of Israel, as a contribution to securing a negotiated two state solution. 

Di measure na mainly symbolic and e no dey binding on di government. But, e dey add weight within Europe to calls for Palestinian statehood. 

Ten days before dis time, di new government for Sweden talk say dem go recognize a Palestinian state. 

"A two-state solution need mutual recognition and a will to coexist peacefully. Therefore, Sweden go recognize the State of Palestine," Prime Minister Stefan Lofven talk for him first government policy statement. 

'Not a gift, but a right' 

Di UK vote happen after five hours of debate for di House. 

Former Foreign Secretary Malcolm Rifkind, of di Conservative Party, tell MPs say during him time for office for di 1990s, United Kingdom commit "for di first time to a two-state solution with a Palestinian state." 

"I never waver for that view and I believe say di earlier wey that state come about, di better, both for di Palestinians and for di Middle East as a whole," he talk. 

Shadow foreign minister Ian Lucas, of di opposition Labour Party, say dem go support di motion but say di timing and manner of deciding whether to recognize Palestinian statehood na matter for di current coalition government. 

1. Sweden recognize Palestine state?
2. UK recognize am?
3. Where di voting take place?
4. Recognition na contribution to wetin?
5. Big gap dey for voting numbers?
6. How many people oppose am?
7. All di MPs vote?
8. How many dem be?
9. Government recognize di motion?
10. Wetin be benefit of am regarding Europe?
11. How many days earlier Sweden make di same decision?
12. Wetin dem talk say two-state solution need?
13. Wetin else?
14. Who talk am?
15. Wetin be him name?
16. When him declare am?
17. Who represent di conservative party?
18. Wetin him tell di MPs?
19. When?
20. Him ever doubt that view?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. yes
2. yes
3. House of Commons
4. to secure a negotiated two state solution
5. yes
6. 12.
7. I no sure, but less than half join the debate.
8. 650 MPs
9. yes
10. to support calls for Palestinian statehood.
11. Ten days before
12. mutual recognition
13. to get mind to live peacefully together.
14. Prime Minister
15. Stefan Lofven
16. im first statement of government policy.
17. Secretary Malcolm Rifkind
18. the United Kingdom don commit "for the first time to a two-state solution with a Palestinian state."
19. during im time for office
20. no``` 