emily. starts nov 6th on do you w. . this is do w. news live from berlin the u.k. prime minister says it's time to move on from bricks it. right. now is to charge mr speaker to use the dog boris johnson urges lawmakers to back his last ditch brings the deal but without a majority in the house of commons success is far from certain. also on the program

violence flares in barcelona the capital of spain's catalonia region is gripped by 5th day of the rest after authorities jailed separatist leaders. and kurdish led forces say turkey is a violating the cease fire in northern syria ankara and says the violence is just skirmishes but turkey's president says he will restart his military offensive unless kurdish militias leave the border area. i'm married to evanston welcome to the program the british parliament has been debating a new bragg's the deal and is due to vote on it later in the day prime minister boris johnson has been trying to garner enough votes to pass it speaking to parliament. johnson called for the u.k.

say heal the divisions breaks it has caused and to move on from the issue altogether the prime minister said the new agreement solves customs issues having to do with northern ireland and a little out of the u.k. to strike new trade deals across the world but opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin slammed the deal saying it in danger is british jobs and workers' rights. boris johnson of course is urging lawmakers to embrace this deal let's have a listen people simply will move on the stump how politicians can say with one breath. they want. to avoid and no deal. i did with the next breath that they still want to delay with a great deal is there a. very strong. dollar is the charge mr speaker to get these 3 dogs. all right to talk about today's developments in the braze itzhak

i'm joined here in the studio by delhi is a brace of analyst rob much hello to you much from robert and standing by in london is the w. correspondent beer gets moscow hello to you both there gets i think to start with you so some very passionate words from boris johnson addressing parliamentarians earlier today will he get what he wants. well on one hand i think there is a set momentum behind bars johnson and his push to get the deal through we know that a lot of m.p.'s in his own party that have previously voted down the deals that were put in front of them by 2 reason made that they are intending to vote with the prime minister however we don't want to make it too easy for you because there is another attempt an amendment and that has crossed party support that speaking table today and that a man and also looks like to go through and it will be before the actual vote on

the deal and if this amendment goes through it would in effect require the prime minister to ask for another extension because m.p.'s that are behind it and it seems to have a majority they want to prevent any accidental no deal they want to see all the legislation basically put in front of them voted upon before they give their final confirmation on this deal so that would mean a delay now the government has said that if that amendment is voted on that they that they will actually that they will take back their conservative m.p.'s and will not have to vote for it say it's another interesting and unexpected tag on and it would mean that the government would in this case case actually lose the vote and would probably then try to bring it before parliament to cancel it might not be the end of the whole bridge that saga today as we'd all expected well get what was not a surprising was that the opposition leader and jeremy corbyn of labor was very

critical of johnson's deal let's have a listen to his response to the prime minister put government is claiming that if we support their deal it will get done and that backing them today is the only way to stop you know deal or simply say. supporting the government is afternoon would really if. fargo's starting pistol in a rice a race to the bottom in regulations and standards all right some angry words from the labor leader jeremy corbyn romp so if so john does manage to get enough votes to back his deal will this mean that brags it will be done by the end of the month as he's promised still don't see that happening because there's so many permutations and this book it was saying i mean the numbers themselves doesn't add up right now like it's going to be very close but at the end of the day. it's going to drag on and especially as we've just heard in the number 10 souls saying that

for this words if the amendment passes and goes through he will send his employees . which effectively means it could drag on and realistically i don't see it then happening by the 31st of october deadline so again everything is up in the yeah as usual well very good this deal is different from the one that johnson's predecessor theresa may put forward why are so many m.p.'s opposed to it. there are opposed to it for many reasons the northern irish party do you sees northern ireland being treated differently and this sort of deal this is why they have said they will not back its labor m.p.'s are against it because they fear as jeremy corbin has put it a race to the bottom they fear that in future the british government undergoes jonson could undermine the e.u. could lower regulations for example on workers' rights but it has to be said with

all this twist and dad it's important to stress that even if this deal doesn't get through today as rob has just explained i think still boris johnson could actually look really well at the end of sedate in the eyes of many voters and this is what he really cares about so he's styling himself as somebody who really wants to push breaks through who's done everything he's got the deal from brussels and yet parliament here is trying to do everything this is how how to break citizen help us johnson i presume will frame it in order to prevent brett said so in the eyes of a lot of voters who really don't want anything to do anymore with bricks and they want to get it done he will actually look very good and the most likely outcome out of the chaotic day like this will be another election and this is what was johnson really cares about he really wants to win the next election he doesn't have a majority at the moment in the house of parliament and this is what he wants

achieve now is quite unusual for parliament to be meeting on a saturday what's so significant about that and sitting today well it's the 1st time since the falklands war so the 1st time in 37 years which just goes to show how the occasion is. could be a damper on it if we don't actually get votes but it just goes to show how important it is to trying finally get this then start healing the rifts in the divisions within. i think that's why the emphasis is there for them to actually try and comes an agreement but that's why it's been done 6 percent today. it may not be so super off the roll all right we'll find out soon enough rob here in the studio with me and very good reporting for us from london thank you so much to both of you. let's get

a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world. in hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators have held a further protest against the law banning masks by covering their faces and making a human chain in the city many war cartoon character masks as they linked hands in a peaceful demonstration. chile's president has declared a state of emergency amid widespread protests there have been violent demonstrations in the capital santiago as well as massive fires in high rise buildings the protests started after the government announced a hike in city transportation fares. mexican authorities have admitted they failed to arrest one of the sons of el chapo the notorious drug lord serving a life sentence in the u.s. that's after cartel gunmen opened fire on security forces 8 people were killed and more than 20 injured in the crossfire before the police were forced to retreat.

protests in the lebanese capital beirut have turned violent with police firing tear gas into crowds of demonstrators there demanding that the government scrapped plans for new taxes amid a severe economic crisis many want an end to a ruling political class they see as corrupt. to spain now where there's been another night of violence in the city of barcelona as catalan pro independent protesters clashed with police the semi autonomous region of catalonia has rebuked the country's supreme court for jailing its suffered as leaders and general strike along with the street protests have brought much of the region to a standstill with severe disruptions in public transportation and blocked roads. as darkness descended on barcelona so too did violence. clashes between protesters and security forces illuminated by burning makeshift barricades

. sticks and stones versus tear gas and rubber bullets. eventually the water cannon rolled and. it was a predictable and to a 5th day of protest in catalonia even if the vast majority of the half a 1000000 who marched had done so peacefully. over the past 3 nights what i've seen on the streets setting fires to things and essentially creating chaos is not what's the general populace of catalonia feels others see the violence as a means to an end. i'm against violence but it seems that violence it gets more media tending and march this. morning formation about the real subject. but not everyone is so keen on the

media's presence i. rarely or the catalonian regional president condemned the violence. spun out of us sentenced to 100 years for staging a referendum that we need to vote on independence again. but some fear that will only make the situation worse. he cannot 3 days after this sentence tell people that he's going to put the ballots again on the streets because we saw what happened last time and we saw the reaction of the spanish government and we saw that this is going to only incites more violence police said 31 people were arrested as madrid delivered a warning. you know you think i'm in a little. no but i don't want you to think that the plan that isn't in the violence in catalonia is that will go unpunished and i don't want to do this the cut them on

the city's walls the defiant reply you taught us that being peaceful is useless. as flames lick the streets of boston low enough for another night catalan independence has once again turned to political wildfire. all right some sports news now and to the bone as we go where i'm tough frankfurt kicked off match day 8 on friday with a convincing 3 male victory at home to lever couzin they started strongly and gonzalo passing n.c.s. scored the opener after just 4 minutes following a fine move and finish. the portuguese forward then netted again before half time from the penalty spot. the eagles added a late 3rd and climbed above inconsistently for couzin into 7. and at the rugby world comp where england have power over powered australia 40 to

16 in the 1st quarter final in japan johnny mays scored 2 tries to help the 2003 winners through to the semifinals and knock out the 2 time champions holders new zealand face ireland in their last 8 clash coming up shortly. a passenger on a plane flying over mexico shot footage of the famed petal volcano erupting through the clouds the mountain is sending a team of ash opportune altitude of more than 6000 meters popo as it is no locally erupts regularly but is rarely considered dangerous. a quick reminder now of our top story. british prime minister boris johnson is warning against delaying bragg's it saying waiting would be pointless and expensive the u.k. parliament is in session on a saturday for the 1st time in 37 years to allow m.p.'s to debate and vote on the

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