about you as you live from paris and for us to do for the headlines this hour. boris johnson says he'd'd rather be dead in a ditch then go to brussels to ask for anonother brexit e extension fresh from losing several votes in parliament the british prime minister. says he wants a general election on october. turkey's president warns the in use that he will open the floodgates and allow millions of syrian refugees to have. unless a safe zone the displaced people is set up inside the war torn country. and argentina's economic crisis worsens protests in buenos aires is the country's most vulnerable a hit by soaring inflation with new figures

showing that more than half the country now lives in poverty . firsrst francncaise cold on irao respspect its obligations under ththe international nuclear agreementt self to tetehran ward ththat it was liftiting limits n iranian enrichment by friday iran's economy has been crippled by us sanctions ever since president donald trump quit the dale. europe has tried to mitigate the effects of some of those sanctions including a recent french effort to extend a fifteen billion dollar credit line to the islamic republic box to no avail iran's president rouhani says this third step away from the nuclear pact. is t the most important yet. a ghost satish

datata we will make advances in research and development in the field of centrifuges. various typess of me since your future is. i'm will ever we need for uranium enrichment he e also studying battle yet ninetyty so is he- let's tatalk more about that i'm joined by much its goal for an iran specialist at the free university over belgian thank you for joining us at festival how significant is this latest move by iran. which is designed to allow it to enrich uranium will quickly. thanank you for invitation this is a very bad news for iran because economically this is not the top priority for italian society. social yes speaking that you don young david and- have become said ask about this project. and aboutut the job but because side he sees three ne a very bad news for all the neighbors the spring the competition between the neighbors. according to tension you have on their age and this is not good news. what is iran hoping to achieve with

the smoke because the united states shows absolutely no sign of budging from its so called. maximum pressure campaign on tehran what is iran hoping to gain. actually we must that precise this speak about the beach eat on because this this season we don't know. from there come exactly as you know the impeachment of random must be this subject if express discussion a parliament that investigation and also we must know. on this situation we are today be half a maxi mom diplomats because we can state i approach a funeral who. can help i'm cool with head it on to come out of this crisis so hi all but eat on a have as a we can set that started on mine it is not clear but- one thing we can say today. if you only defection who've monday the security on the military

aspects of the republic is done we can be happy to not. well france is arguably double than any other country to try and help iran get around the sanctions recently trying to. extend that serve fifteen billion dollar credit line and the united states and put an end to that pretty quickly and it would appear that europe. really cannot do much more to help iran. yes of course europe can continue beyond account hello. you know they're there they put it the main point is. to h have a crededit line for fifteen billion dollars it is not there so muchch s speak amog or did give you have more than a hundred fifty billionon dollars. buys debate with the signature of the cpu eight so the question is not there our mom of these crazy. the question is who will haha the benefit of f these crazy. what s the condition of. it t we c cant

ththe axis of these crazy even f a game if youou'd be dead non elected insnstitution you need off if a game if we did that we count the dead media tardy core. of pasta around be take advantage of these new credit of course e this with crcredit program on or did you have this problem because- they did the question is. the companyny they are related to guard enough involution. in the ten off tranansparency they could then green data becomes become called it there to lead to the fab freak some admin. intent of international is fouound out i'm on these big beaeat me *-*- agan perhaps about bon mots and but the signatature of if our if because if people have the signature. perhaps again be behalf it'd be oxygen for the continuation of the negotiation and president trump says he's willing to renegotiate. the deal. i he and president

rouhani will both be at the un general. assembly later this month do you think that might to each other. president obama he negotiate much more with the supreme guide but despite. day fort a prison the macro in terms of negotiation been focused on to president obviously is intent of credibility i've also did that you can use of the negotiation is very important. and who knows that's very fancy b but will hapappen in two three week. magic thoughtful thank you very much i don't know if you have my voice. yes thank you very much okay thank you thank you for talking to us. thank you. overview to other days now and britain's prime minister says he will not travel to brusselels to also put on the e brakes itt extension and hasas instead

called for general election all on october f fifteenth visiting police cadets today in yorkshire borisis johnsonon said he'd rather be q quote deadd ina ditch and seek another delay last night and he's rejected his call for a vote on an early paul the opposition says it will not agree to an election and next legislation to stop and no deal brexit. in place lawmakers did however possibile designed. to stop that from happening isn't johnson. to speak a word on the gate shaking strattonn we want an election o on octobeber the fifteenth october the fifteenth can you make a- promise today to the british public. that you will not go back to brussels an oscar another delay to back then yes and- so yeah. and would you. to be dead in a ditch. so you would resign fast prime minister of the goaoat and also that delay i just i really close to billion pounds a month it achieves absolutely nothing what i is the point of. a a furr

delay. let's get them on that now at a christmas day keating joins us from brussels at dave what is the ease position amid this ongoing wrarangling a at westminster and that's a pretty. direct statement from boris johnson the. well it's a very weird situation to say the least i mean the issue that the reporter was getting at there is that the parliament will legally charge him with going to brussels and asking for an extension. and if he refuses to do that he could be legagally liliable no people here in brussels are not experts o on british constitutional. lawaws the peoplee here a at just kindf left scratching their heads wondering who is gogoing to come to that summit. on the seventeenth october but the other thing that has people here really perplexed is. how johnson can think an election can happen on the fifteenth of october leaving just two days beforere that summits. it doesnt seem eveven if the public does you know make a choice to elect

clearly eitither boris j johnson jeremy corbin the other issues couldn't be settled in those two o days boris johnsnson for instance would need that new parliaments w which- might havea majority conservative government. to undo what the previous government did which was take n no deal off t the tae could that really be done in two days and would even be clear that all his conservative mps would support him with that. same thing with german corbin at his plan is to go to brussels and ask for an extension in order to have a second referendum is a clear that all his labor and peas would support that. so the feeling is that if the british parliament does support boris johnsons request for or on october fifteenth election on sunday then there's probably going to have to be another emergency summit.t. att the endf october because it's just just

how those issues could be settled. in the election and that a twenty. you had the i hope to be holding the summit in october to be talking about all the things does it really won't brexit going on for another three months all they really going to bronze an extension. if it was up to people here if all other factors w were taken out i can guarantee you they would say no they would deny. the request for extension because everybody here in brussels is really sick of this and there's a feeling that it's just g going to go on forever unless. you knonow somebody p pulls the plug but when i talk to people at the embassssies here the ones who ae representing the other twewenty seven eu member states. they say the e. u. is not going to be the one on the hook for no deal brags that you're just never going to get a situation. where the uk asks for an extension and the e. u. says no therefore plunging all of europe into no deal chaos even answer. president my call is seen as the most hard line on this he does wantt to u. k. just out as soon as possible but- he

also agrees that the e. you can't be the one. pushing the button on no deal brexit so as much as people here in their hearts might want to say no to quest to an extension. political tactic calories means that they're almost certainly would say yes all right dave it continues. thank you u very much indeed dave casing that impossible. turkey's p president has t threatetened to open the gates and allow a floodod of syrian refugees to leave for europe that celesta so calleled safe zone is established inside syria to allow up to a million refugees to return. rigid type at once is the emu has failed to live up to its promises. and turkey is being forced to shoulder the burden of refugees. from hiding russia on both europe and the united states. other one has repeated that turkey can no longer support the three point six billion syrian refugees living within its borders. he wants american

supports to create a safe zone within syria. which up to a million refugees would be returned. or help break a twenty sixteen agreement with the e. u. and allow refugees to leave its territory for europe. yanni others take medicine even if this happens we will have to open the gates. here you will provide support or excuse us. but we can only tolerate so much we are we to carry this burden alone. turkey in the united states have been plananning to esestablish a safe ne inside syria but the details have yet to be agreed upon. on this proposed location complicates talks. all those photos that ideally we can do this with our american friends but if that doesn't happen our preparations are made we will begin doing this within our own capability it was that we share. my seasons only a small minority of syrians and tacky of from the northern strip for pros for resettlement which is

in sererious kurdish runs iron. the syrian cuts a us allies but anankara considers them as terrorists affiliated to the kurdish. separatist group pkk operating in tacky. the cuts meanwhile allege that returning refugees the safe zone would play into utterance hands. byy demographically reshaping the region as anan arab strongholds. on the tides other one is now set a deadline. and threatened to stop building is owned by the end of the montnth with or without t supports. having said that protests in argrgentina's capital city as the economic crisis that worsens the country now has one of t the world's highest rates of inflation and the economy shrank by five point 8% in the first quarter of this year. three million people have fallen into poverty over the paucity a- and children all washed. another desperate plea to the argentine

government hundreds of people demonstrated against austerity measures and when serwis on wednesday with social groups demanding that the government respond to what they say is a nascent food crisis. i see that everyone's concerned about sending messages the markets the sectors of power and very few are moved by the hunger in the neighborhood. very few are moved by the social situation. the workers even if they have a job don't make it to the end of the month. and are below the poverty line. the consequences of argentina's financial crisis have deepened in recent months. inflation is expected to hit 55% by the end of the year. and nearly a third of the population lives below the poverty line. the peso had also lolost around a fifth of its value since the august eleventh primary election. when president mauricio macri was thrashed by populace leadingng opponent alberto fernandez. now the front runner ahead of the october general elections. in response might be imposed currency controls earlier this

week sending many to the banks to withdraw catch. in a speech to business leaders on wednesday the argentine president admitted the govevernment has m made mistaken its responsee to the crisis. global as presidident my goal is to reduce vulnerability and to be able to bring calm. all argegentines. in these years we've sururely made mistakes. ad mamade forecasts that did not become reaeality. and we will hahave time to debatete durinine campaign about those mistakes and the things we've learned. still experts warn the economic situation only risks getting worse economists have lowered the twenty twenty growth forecast suggeststing a deeper recession than originally expected. thursday is judgment day f for france's mostt notoris oster early morning crowing from four year old maurice has pitted his neighbors a against his owners and the lawsuit has become emblematic of the conflictss between the french

countrtryside. and the city slickers him move that brian quinn has the story. it's thehe case thiss rufuffled feathers al across france here on the island or room off the country's west coast maurice the rooster has become an unwitting symbol of french world traditions. his owner sued by her retiree neighbors of the four year old cockerels loud crowing insisted the predawn racket is just papart of living outside the city the full. n nature has to stay what it is they leave before please don't complaiain people must understand that in the city their custom to noise. but in the c countryside we have other noisises that have always beeeen there. and that are normally to come say nothing more. maurices because found plenty of support local shshops sell t. shihirts dededicated to it and some one hundred forty thousand people signed a seed maurice petition. lawyers for the plaintiffs however argue that their neighborhood is known for housing developments not live

stock and that they were there long before maurice said quickly because of couourse the rooster has to grow in the mornings but my clients have and three.e. and the research only showed up in twenty seventeen and- the key here is this is an urbanized area my clientss live in a development this is not the countryside. when the but a companion. the case of the rockets rooster is not alone a french court in the southwestern region of loan is set to decide whether this woman's backyard flock of noisy geese and ducks constitutes a nuisance to heher newly arrived neighborors. faced with a litany of complaints against everything from moving cal's to chirping crickets one french mayor has proposed a solution. writing the noises on to france's heritage list us putting them under state protection. for marie she's just doing what he does best disney doesn't niceties upsetting people all right let's get some babasis for you know okay really is with us in the studio advocate the on off nenegotiations between the us ad

china have gold investors watching closely him that absolutely they seem to be back on we're looking at october now that's what. a both washington and beijing have confirmed negotiatorss will bebe meeting face to face for the first time in june since july in an effort to resolve their differences this follows a month of escalating tensions and terrorists one chinese commentators close the government has now suggested that this latest round of talks could finally give way to a break through. at now each side has since has since july increased and expanded tariffs on each other's imports nearly all goods. traded between them now subject to higher levees. the united states is also holding out the prospect off closer trading ties with the u. k. once and if it finally leave the european union. during a meeting in london. vice president mike pence told prime minister boris johnson. that the trump administration supports for exit. and he said it they would immediately begin discussing a trade deal once the process was finalized. we

truly believe. that a free trade agreement between the united states. and the uk could increase trade. between our countries. by three or four times. we're anxious to do that ninety six of america the people who live it's america. you'll any breach lamb or beef. i only have. from school i think that there is still barriers. to free shalit parades. from the u. k. so and many other products whereas we think we can free up the us market. meanwhile the pound continues to rally as investors cling on to hope that a no deal breaks it t is less likely. the british pound a hovering just above one dollar and twenty three cents their member dropped below one twenty just on tuesday. also above one euro and eleven cents there i just give you an idea of how volatile the currency market is. this is how the pound has been trading against the dollar for the past month or so each

of those wild fluctuations didirectly l linked to h headlie about t the for exit process. te ticket on the day'y's trading action now we're seeing that verse cororrelation between sterling and stocks. at the two one hundred dropping slightly as the pound strengthens. that's because most of the companies that are traded on that exchange make their money elsewhere. the other major european indices closed up milan was up 1% is the new coalition government was sworn in. shares of the french aviation giant cell phone up 5% on strong results for the first half. streets also in the green the dow surging four hundredd points. american investors really welcoming that confirmation of trade talks with china hoping they will lead to a breakthrough. the tech stocks on the nasdaq in particular surging there up over one and three quarters of a percent. with less than an hour to go. the french government is meeting with the unions and employers to discuss plan changes to the pension system. aimed at putting the deficit in the system which will see most people work longer to get their full

pension. but changed to retirement have been hard won in thehe past the solution from the explains. for over half a century proposals to reform france's pension system. i brought workers out into ththe street. from. nineteteen fifty three to two thousand threree todaday. milillions of protested against changes differences retirement system. the manual michael's government hopes to avoid mass strikes through consultations with workers and employers. initial a sale it is a fairly broad exchange that i will have with all of these organizations. and it is only once i have tried to summarize all of this information over the course of the next week that i will indicate on behalf of the government the choices we will make lists for. google channel at the helm of the talks is on par dead wall wanted by the french government to tackle the issue. after eighteen months of discussions with unions his report was published in july laying out a

major overhaul. the plan would scrap the current forty two public pensionon systems and replace them with one universal scheme it would leave the legal retirement age of sixty two but introduce a so called equilibrium retirement age of sixty four the agent which workers would receive their full pension. they retitire earlier they get less they work longer they could get more france's current legal retirement age is lower than the european average of sixty five. but the average age french workers actually retired is sixty three point four conversely in other european countries workers tended. to leave before the minimum legal age. reconciling a system of retirement ages and time spent paying into the pensions part will be the major challenge facing the government as it drafts this bill. its goal is to eliminate the deficit the national retirement fund is facing up by twenty twenty five. moving on from the days of the

business headlines now the ceo of nissan is back from fourr hundred thousand dollars after all he's found in given to much money. just like how apologized and said the mistake the bonus scheme from the era of his former boss carlos ghosn. carmakers former chairman is awaiting trial on charges that he enriched himself the company money. he denies any wrongdoing. samsung is preparing to launch a long awaited folding smart phones the model was delayed in april after reports of the phoneses were breaking. down wil go on sale for about two thousand dollars in south korea on friday. by france germany and the u. k. forty and. louis v. two plans to hire a further fifteen hundred to stop because it o opens a new factory in western france. label is the biggest driver of revenue for the lvmh luxury fashion house. scene increasingly strong demand chinese shoppers. british airways pilots are planning to push ahead with the strike on monday and tuesday after the airline it rejected

unions latest attempt to negotiate. managements of the proposals from the belt the union were cynical and too expensive. cabin crew and engineneers have already acceptd an offer of an eleven and a half percent pay rise over the next three years well pilots argues t that that should be higher. than the small number of the eight hundred scheduled flights a are expected to take off on monday and tuesday. if that action goes ahead as expected. there are more questions about the future of boeing's seven thirty seven max planes which been grounded around the world since the second deadly crash in march. the american plane maker said it hopes changes to its fleet software will be approved by the end of the y year. but european safety regulators say they won't take the word of their american counterparts. for clearing the planes for flight catherine clifford has the details. laying down a strict line.e. the european aviation safety agency has revealed for conditions it's handed to us authorities which it says it must be fulfilled.

before it can deem the boeing seven three seven max fit to fly in eururopean skies. sign changes must be approved by the asa and not delegated to us regulator the faa as would usually be the case. an additional a broader review must first be conducted by the european body the two fatal crashes must be deemed sufficiently on the stage and cruise adequately trarained in changes to ththe plane. it marks a major break away from the international norm under which aviation regulators except one another's reviews. it's prompted industry concern over the implications of regulatory approval being staggered in this way. with the seven thirty seven max we are a bit worried because we don't see the normal unanimity among international regulators. we see a discrepancy that's detrimental to the industry. the tough stance except to scupper boeing's hopes of having the seven three seven max back in action later t this year. which aspects were already describing is unlikely. the company's ceo

is set to speak to investors next week will be keen for any hint of a more realistic time frame. as the aviation giants most popular model remains grounded costs continue to rise the total bill estimated for blblowing so far has topped eigt billion dollars mainly due to compensation owed to add lines for delayed deliveries. and lower production it's a very high stakes there and a lot of unanswered questions about what really because those actions has boeing really done enough. to f fix the problems all that remains to be seen in the coming months right thank you very much and they canan't do that with a business or taking a show right don't go awa

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