four and france twenty four .com. emily to swim to life in paris will news and analysis from france twenty four i mockery these are the main world news headlines. we'll make as opposed to prime minister boris johnsons breaks it plans to take control of the uk parliament to pass a law forcing a delay to britain's exit from the european union. until jenny the thirty first next year but johnson s says the deal will bebe done by october'. eq summit. now this is to come. tom comes weekend of protest continues throughout monday skirmishes break out after nine full between police and demonstrators. unprecedented damage in the bahamas hurricane

dorian's wins of the two hundred and fifty kilometers per hour brought rain and extensive flooding people on the east coast of the usa urge to evacuate. ahead of the arrival of the storm . thank you very much for being with us it's a week that could see major moves on breaks it british lawmakers are seeking to take control of parliament's . the e. u. with no proper deal in place of prince johnson a seselected the course by members of the conservative party to

replace to reason may. i when she resigned as spoke following aa captive meeting to say he nothing's a deal could be done by halloween. . i would everyboy tonight. t there are new circumstances in which all righty. . also rescucues today. with leaving on the thirty first of october. it's a box we will not send. any attempt to get back on our promises scrub. that referendum and- and fifty five. with that conviction. i believe we will get a deal at that crucial summit in oak table do you. the p parliamenent will certainly be able to scrutinize. the noise in the background protest is at the gates witches seal offer down the street from the general public lots of people on the streets still protesting about to the plan. add to a per rogue parliament and to push through the endo deal breaks it others also talk of a general

election. being treated in the u. k. if the government loses the version. twenty files time day katie is a correspondent brussels. . from the brussels perspectivee johnson was right when he said that the parliament voting to block no deal would take the legs out from undnder him in terms ofof s negotiation because he has placed. that threat of walking away with no deal as the cecenterpiece of his negotiating strategy and so of course the whwhole pururpose of suspending parliament was to take that out of the equatioion to make the e. u. c. no i can really d do this the parliament can't block me. now m. p. as opposed to no deal brags that have kind of gotten their act together quicker than he might have thought and so they can head off that attempts to. suspend parliament in order to avoid this and that's why he's using the threat of a general election but in terms of whether brussels is worried about this i think it's really important to popoint out that everyone i have talked to here in brussels. even when it

looked like johnson may have been successful in taking that block of a no deal brags that off the table in another words that he could actually follow through with this threat. t thee really wasn't movement here michelle barney i use cheaper exit negotiator up behind in the british media he said this nothing has changed that you still insist on the backstop. unless johnson can come forward with a credible alternative which seseems effectively impossible in the next couple weeks so even if johnson gets his way here and is able to intimidate mps away from casting this well with his threat of a general election. from a brussels perspective it doesn't actually seem like anything changes because the e. u. seems a very ready to go too a no deal scenario on october third thirty first. or happens. tomorrow i if the uk asks for an extension. because the two does

want to be seen as the one who forces are no deal brexit even french president emmanuel macron who is. really seen as the most hardline on this issue knows that is not good optics but really from the e. u. side. there are a lot of people here in brussels who just really wants and no deal breaks it at this point two are kind of. tired of all of this are very aware that the new commission starts office on the first of november and they want to get on with their- businesess here so. i don't think there's any rest that you would object to that request for an extension whoever request it whether it's johnson or maybe he has a- maybe after a general election jeremy corbyn becomes prime minister. and comes here to brussels on the eighteenth of october and asks for thahat extetension butut the with the common wisdom here in brussels is that whoever asks for it. and however long it's for they will granted because the u. does not want to be seen as the one. throwing the u. k. into a chaotic no deal. the case in my

it's becoming more more like an onion is that lots of layers on as you please welcome tea is thought to full. we keep across all developments on this story we have the more analysis in about twenty minutes time. i'm joined by at tom brooks from the- dorm law school and experts on the government. and that their relationships with. each unit course. but the other line of that breaks it. still life in paris the violence of the protests in hong kong over the weekend continue throughout monday. thousands of. hong kong university's schooll of students boycotted in a class of brownie peacefully. for democracy on monday the latest acts of defiance inn an anti government movement that is plunged. china's real city into crisis. the work clashes between police and protesters off tonight for. the spring road wife alone the asia pacific program at chatham house for more on this good evening to you. wrought in terms of what we're seeing now. where do you think it's going to go for me because the mole the people in hong kong show that that they're against. what's happening the more one suspects china might act. well

i it'ss very difficult to see where it where we are going to go for now other than to say it looks as though these protests are going to continue for the foreseeable future. your right to wonder what that china will. the noises coming out beijing on more and more threatening i and it does seem that china's patience is running out. but quite what that action would be is still to me very. because it seems to me that it would be a very big risk. beijing to send in its forces in some way or another. carrie lam i hear speaking earlier sounds in some ways like a broken woman the whole crisis really scott but her career and- - put it into minds of what she did. it sounds very very sad and- but she has an awful lot of responsibility for this position had thought that tradition your not being pushed through in the way that it was

we probably would not have seen the demonstration. i'm the failure ofof eitherr hung the hg kong government. i beijing i had to make any kind of political concession to the demonstrators is really feeling that that fury. and it's very very difficult therefore to see a way out because that is known back down to the protest is. no back down pulled the hong kong government and beijing is intransigent one country two systems. it just doesn't seem viable doesn't now. it seems like that is one of the things that that has has gone really. of course the hong kong remains separate in its administration from china hey dave does continue to run its own s. box that died. it being. beijing has gone. why of at chatham house in the asia pacific

program and the china policies to thank you said from judy django analysis with us. about the situation in hong kong thanks again. next the first group of the six hundred migrants has been moved from an overcrowded and poorly equipped camp. on the greek island of lesbos the magnets are taken out onto a ship bound for the port of. thessaloniki in mainland greece. hurrying out of a camp that some described as hell. the first group of more than six hundred migrants mostly from afghanistan were evacuated from lesbos monday morning. another seven hundred were set to follow. f f many leaving the more your camp is a major relief. he and overcrowding have made conditions theirir oppressive. o to the other side and the inside that come you see the people to steven and the industry under a- veryyard time i iss n not singleses. it s the most vulnerable migrants children the ill and the elderly who were selected for

relocation to the greek mainland. the move follows a spike in my gonna rivals from turkey this summer firstly we had a big arrival in the afternoon between half past five in six o'clock. thirteen boats arrived at ththe image of half an hour it is one of the most. i would say the b biggest rivals retired since two thousand fifteen and sixteen crossings into greece dropped after turkey signed a deal with the e. u. n. march twenty sixteen imposing tighter checks along the coast. but in rerecent months n nearly one hundred people a day have made it across all together the u. n.'s refugee agency says the island of lesbos was sheltering nearly eleven thousand migrants at the end of. august four times its capacity. the campaign for the presidential election in june this year is officially launched this monday the winning candidate will succeed beige k. the subsidy. the veteran politician dying in natural causes in july this

year in many ways legacy of the arab spring. is very much in stages of course the place with a revolution that shook the region. began back in twenty ten less than two weeks to win over some seven million voters. mondnday officiaially o opens wt promises to be a hectic campaign period ahehead of two nieces preresidential elections. in twenty fourteen the chohoice was clearer on one side veggie kaita's subsea and his newly formed need tunis party. on the other incumbent months iff marzuki who took office in twenty eleven. this year the political landscape is much more fragmented. several need at tunis candidates are in the running. as well as prime minister yusef show head. who left the party earlier this year to launch his own. the moderate islamist party enough the is putting. forward a presidential candidate for the first time. the mobile mobile car we for his part is campaigning from jail after being arrested on charges of money laundering. the

candidates are all up p againstt steve economic and social challenges starting with unemployment which exceeds fifteen percent. their fate rests largely in the hands of teenagers use. more than two thirds of voters are under the age of twenty five. several of the candidates are pushing for changes to the constitution which would expand presidential powers. currently the president's authority is restricted mostly to national security and foreign affairs. starting on september eleventh the candidates will go head to head in a first ever series of live televised debates. one more new variable in an election seen as vital to defending the democratic gains of the arab spring. article so watching old developments on that situation in june this year. next people in the predicted path of hurricane dorian on the east coast of the unitited states being advised to leave town the storm's ready brought extensive flooding to the bahamas unprecedented damage according to the islands

governess. rescues have been hampered by winds of two hundred and fifty kilometers per hour. and the flooding caused by the heavy rain. palm trees utility poles. and entire buildings submerged in water several meters deep. in this house a wall of wind and rain lashing at the windows from every direction. this apartment building sites entire roof ripped off leaving shreds off insusulation material hanging over a scene of utter devastation. green you have everything down. everything down. residents of parts of the bahamas archipelago have justin toward some of the worst weather conditions ever recorded on our planet overnight hurricane dorian crawl to a near standstill pounding the about islands and grand bahama for hours and

hours at the storms worst homes and businesses were devastated by winds gusting to nearly three hundred and fifty kilometers per hour. faster than a japanese bullet train. early reports from eastern bahamas indicate widespread damage with the prime minister tweeting that the devastation there was unprecedented. and despite the storm not being over yet ngos that were preparing for dorian for days before it hits have already admitted they have been completely overwhelmed. a red cross national society on ground has been preparing but obviously this is the heaviest hurricane to possible bahamas and therefore we expect the humanitarian needs to o be thought beyond what and preparations have make fo beforehand. as hurricane dorian continues to move across the bahamas at a snail's pace the islands will see severe hurricane conditions until the early hours of tuesday morning. we hope that these damages limited than the bahamas but looks quite extensive from those images and of course we'll keep track of dorian is

to makes its way across the east coast. of the united states. time now for business que me joins us argentinians queuing up outside of banks to extra money as the government imposes. currency controls. tell us more what's day one mark these were announced on sunday evening. the measures include restrictions on buying us dollars and on international transfers. at the value of the peso has risen about 3% on monday. but the gap between the official and black market exchange rate is widening. that's bringing back rather unwelcome memories of the two thousand one recession in default which plunged half the country into poverty. it led to riots and political turmoil and contributed to the rise. of the populist kitchener presidencies. last week president resume acree ask the international monetary fund for more time to pay off argentina's massive loans. sparking a new wave of concern about the already shaking economy shaky economy rather. the peso has now plunged more than 20% since the business friendly leader lost a primary vote back in august. he's now

expect the forced outt of office during elelections in october. one monday the country's bonds fell to record lows as people. said they were increasingly worried about their future. what is it that you're not a model and i think that the government should have taken these measures before. perhaps even m more drastic ones. the.. reality is that t more concerns. well i'm not doing well and i think the government was a strict enough in some cases because of an aluminum huda but i am vocal it takes you back to earlier times the two thousand one. you start distrusting banks if you have money even perhaps you want to take it out of the economic system. you withdraw from the bank you take it home and you hold on to an out of concern. because we already had similar problems in the past. the prospect of a possible snap election the u. k. and questions about the government's brag that strategy. is making the british currency falter it was down as much as 1% against the us dollar earlier on. another major factor this monday's manufacturing data for august

which says british actors production dropping at its sharpestate in seven years. yeah i just market pm i report suggests that european customers are moving away from u. k. based companies. ahead of that october thirty first greg that deadline. business conference also fell to a record low. earlier i spoke to also leave notes from rbc capital mararts about just how low the pound might go. and whwhether. or no deal briggs it is still the worst case scenario. so t the moments markets are currently pricing roughly 40% of an ideal breaks that we use bookmakers odds as the- best and i clearly proxy we have for it. and it's really a very uncertain situation we were actually just having a conversation here on the trading floor and wide range of opinions with somome people thinking and do breaks it's extremely like october thirty first. another still thinking there is some chance of a lost cause. deal to have heard some people say well at least let's get it over and done with so we can move on. and i think it's a bit of a fallacy because

november first doesn't bring any clarity. the new has also made it very clear that if the u. k. wanted to return to the negotiation table alternative breaks that. they would have to re discuss the same things i've been sticking points all along the irish backstop. as well as the divorce bill and of course it's since right so i don't think that there is any kind of clarity that comes with the no deal breaks it. and it it. crystallizes a lot of the economic risks that wewe've been discussing. as you get on the day's trading action now the week pound sold fifty one hundred rise about one percent. because so many of the companies that trade in london actually make their money elsewhere. so we compound means higher profits for them at home. accounts and docks with a more modest finish. wallstreet is closed for labor day. beijing has filed a complaint against washington at the world trade organization just a day after new tariffs c came into force. the statement accuses the us of violating the consensus reached by their leaders at the g. twenty summit in osaka earlier this summer. nasty wto ruling body to take up that dispute. it is the

third such case involving the *-*- for tat tariffs betweween the world's two largest economies. the trump administration has in the past said it's let these should be exempt from wto rules. so just what are the latest tariffs and how they affect american consumers and businesses captain clifford has the details. in a first since the trade war began american consumers like sent a fewew let downwn wrecked h hates on theher wallets. rather than raw materials latest tariffs are the firstt to impact finished household products such as clothing tv's and dairy products. and many us companies say they'll be forced to raise their prices to absorb the higher rates they'll pay on chinese imports it leave small businesses such as this family run shoe store particularly vulnerable. it makes it tough for business owners because we will have to take a hit honor margins but it also be difficult for us to pass it on to our shoppers. who will have to pay higher prices in order

for us to protect our margins. jp morgan estimates the new tariffs could cost us households on average one thousand dollars a year. how to absorb the taxes is a tough decision f for manyy us business are already struggling to kekeep up with competition from online giants like amazon. experts say those that choose to hold back on raising price tags risk eating into the progression of their business you have to pay those taxes some someplace so that means you're paying taxes from. your investments and from your profits and from the salaries o of your workers you won't be able to hire as many people who maybe you'll have to let some e people go you won't e able to make the investments and the innovations that you want to make. some one hundred and sixty us businesses came together to o write to president trump calling for all hikes on chinese imports this year to be suspended. and warning the latest terrorists. would hit the high street during the holiday season. right six

getting ever higher mark and still no clarity on when and if this latest round of talks between washington and beijing will take place committee thank you very much anti can we do that with all the business. on the other side of a studio on the ps salazar winspear waits with media watch good evening to you looking at things happening in london. the she's breaks in the course and it is a fast developing story on many levels of it to you. well in fact everyone in the media is just scrambling to keep up things are changing so fast the situation is so volatile that journalists are really struggling. to react to and another reason that things were difficult for specially people in the broadcast sector this afternoon is that while boris johnson. was giving his speech. outside ten downing street. the twitter feed from a ten downing street shows you. he janice could hardly hear him over cries of stop the coup which is really a first is pretty. not very research the haze demonstrators at the end of down the street with the big fence of cool stuff and people getting in. exactly and they were shouting so loud that could be. even bebe heard on the broadcasts. that moving to

social media to said the top. trending hash tag in the u. k. this evening is general election followed by downing street quite logical. and the third is cross the floor now this is. movement escalada support so far tens of thousands of retweets. urging the twenty two rebel tory mps to define a prime minister. and not votes along party lines tomorrow when it comes to this question of the no deal. greg say and this would arguably destroy the conservative party in the- boris johnson in a really tricky. position now price everything was going on at the end of the afternoon is exceptional me saying. there was some positive media who thought it was another. top ststory today. and that was the arrival of a puppy at ten downing street czarist johnson's. new pets to bbc politics feed it was reporting on it. allen's invited people to make suggestions for its name. now mark you and i know that britain is a- loving nation. this didn't go down very well people saying you know what are you doing. asking

us this question in such an important week have you lost it. completely this man has saying a dog is for life not just for publicity stunts well said which is that you know and killing that famous a campaign to stop animal cruelty sing a dog's life not just for christmas. left wing media figures saying this isn't news it's downing street public relations stop it. but of course is always a an oppoportunity to popoke fun at politicianss in n moments like these. we'e've got a f face to e mymy hand c cook forest johnsons poppppy. arrrrives it turning street i will point out the teasing him. because he made a user. on the issue of parliament being suspended it went campaigning for leadership of the tory policy. not hang. cook. anymore so. we'll be back

with more. tomorrow definitely from london. indeed indeed if they don't know that maybe they shshould sort of sent back the salaries that at the end i said before. now this woman hong kong it's back to school they that because lots of students looking b back in protest. and the ongoing protests against the chinese interference that. yes and thousands of university and secondary school students attended pro democracy bodies. in central hong kong on monday you can see the scale of it from that photograph. today that now the cools is being taken out by students at. the chinese university of hong kong and the. the media and journalism communication skills treateted this video where youou can hit people and see people shouting free hong kong. revolution now someone else was very vocal today it was joe sure one of the twenty fourteen umbrella protest movement. now he twice tweeted this image of a statue wearing a gas mask and globosa start she which looks very. ready for protest that's actually son yeah send he's the first president of the republic

of china. and russia one compared the activism of the last three months the nineteen eleven chinese revolution which overthrew the final didn't stay. and i created the republic. not speaking of the umbrella movement but as for a differenent reason hair this wek shows the determination of some of those high school students who are outside that building inin the pouring rain. holding p placards not organizes estimate around nine thousand secondary school students from about. two hundred institutions particicipate. in the boycottss day interesting this is happening in the education center because i mean the sector. becauause in twenty twelve tens of thousands of young people protested against a proposed curriculum change on issue called patriotic. educate now they sold us in attempts to brainwash people in hong kong they carried out a hunger strike camped out in front of the government headquarters. in hong kong and officials of fighting thihiway to schchool.

that initiative. but it's not just students not just education have got video time lapse video. of nurses on strike in a major hospital in hong kong and he's a medical personnel taking part in industrial action with. placards supporting the pro democracy. movement some people in in here saying that this is a direct response to the violence of this w week's. protests but other rules lighting up an editorial published. on the chinese state media websites in. and what county certainly pushed for people not to go to school today and this sort of communication from beijing doesn't seem to ted them because they are planning to do the same thing again tomorrow indeed and it is angled in a certain way too isn't as most things coming out of beijing tend to be a live yet. thank

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