use welcome to live from paris world news and analysis from france twenty four. i'm not going these are the headlines. the fallout over the operation yellowhammer revelations as the people read all about the dire consequences of them. of a no deal breaks a parts johnsonon still resists opposition calls to recall the- pro wrote. or suspended parliament you can't have missed is also denying. that he lied to the british queen. of the reasons for holding that fight week suspension. democrats head to hehead in the united statess joe biden elizabeth warren. bernie sanders leading the field well they are neck and neck in the opinion polls. not khan stands

by his political allies in legal hot water we shop at home is chaharged w with conflict of interest over a property deal involving his wife it's an embarrassment the macro. to selected collection to clean up public life . thank you very much for being with us operation yellowhammer thehe revelations we first brought you exactly twenty four hours ago continues to dominate the headlines opposition mps in the u. k. calling for the parliament to be. recalled her reactions already been ruled unlawful by at least one court of law. the revelations of a lack of preparation for a no deal breaks it has increased the tension. papers in order to be released by anti breaks and please show that behind the scenes prime mininter boriss

johnson.n. and his close team. well aware of the likelihood of drug medicine and food shortages if that is no deal johnhnson now standnds accususe. over that kind of lying to queen elizabeth over the suspension of parliament. now more than ever thought to be solely about avoiding debating breaks it i'm hiding the scale of what a a no deal with mean to ordinary people. well let's hear from a conservative rebelel mp david g gold. the first from boris johnson denying lying to the queen. did you lie e to the queen when you advised her to perot to suspend p palmer. absolutely not and that the and indeed the as i as i say that. the high court in england playing the agrees with us but the supreme court will have to decide we need to queens between to get on and do all sorts of things. at a national level i think the government for a very long time now it's being doing everything it can to prepare for ninety days. but the reality is that you called mr gates every problem with their daily isn't j just a mattr

about government but having with they're all real fundamental problems with new data. for all the preparations of what makes you will still not gonna so every single problem i will still get a face destruction. i we've still got a face very significant risks to this country whether that be the food supply or medicine supply and so on. the opposition completely up in arms about said these of revelations about what it could mean if there is no deal brexit let's get some. measured analysysis will bring again that garrett jonones is s a an econot at lancaster university school of management joining us there from up north west englaland. again thank you much for being with us i'm kind of stuck with the-e- a simimple question but e answer might be more complicated. shootot parliamamet in your viview be recalled in t. lighght of these. yellowow hama rerevelations. the decision that we can wait until tuesday to get the results all. of course

it's something thahat's been to two courts the high court in london and also the scottish tools. and they reach different decisions the high court in london unlike what boris johnson said in the clip you wish i'm just now. they just decided it wawasn't that busines at is s a polititical issue nota legal issue. andnd so they didnt consider. the issue of whether boris johnson hadad b been truthful. in giving his reasons for bait prorogation. the scottish schools on the other hand did consider it to be some of their business and they decided that he had not been truthful. and the outcome will come in the u us supreme court. thatat should be next tuesday we'll find out then well t the true results will be. andnd if they do sign the prorogation should not have taken p place ththen at that time so it may be time for palm city can. guarantee aj break city nigel farrrrell show a career polititician he's extremely well off he's call these yellowhammer revelations tosh. duck translate the people want english is bike nonsense i suppose. normal people g go to

come by the way out of any kind of crisis that might arise. it's likely they'll have a different view point can you tell us a little bit about the- economicic a perspective that these revelations give. i'm calling about tall s she's realy a bit of federeral just foololishness off t the most exe kikind. and he wantnt t to leave the e european union and now he seemsso be sayining we're leaving the european won't make any differencece to toll i in wh cacase wely. what we've g got here is the government's. engaging in some scscenario planningng i'm tryining to lookt what the most realistic assessment will be and also that they have this so w worst case scenario that they'rere examining. and they've come to a nunumber of conclusions there about whatt the what the resulus wowould bee if we exit with no y on the thirty first of october. so the kininds of f things that you've got there in you know how much all c cues of the border. with each. . already having to and minutes in ththe hall for two minutes to it's

time this d did theyy reckon tht only about. 15% of lorries they're gonna be prepared for the delays of the border and will have the right paperwork in place. the goverernment is disseminating informatition abot this. butut there are other things in yellowhammer about medicines andnd medical shortags that could be faced electricity price rises could be substantial. the walls in paparticular the low income grgroups will bebe dispsproportionatelyly affectedy price rises in food and fuel food again fresh food. there are likely to o be shortrtages becausee of course we'rere going into the season. with fresh food is not being produced in the uk. and indeed the people who've beenn militate sink and arguin for breakss itself old appepeared to be very y well o n clearly will be well prepared to a by the way out of any problems that that arise. michchael go t the chance of the duchy of lancaster talked about as a worst case scenario and then come then comes this allegation the boris johnson

lied to a match to the queen. about the purgation. i'm it't's hard to aginine a polilitician can survive such a t thing. onee wasn't t there and you want that high thehe mom clan boris johnsn advised the queen on this so we don't know what he saiaid. certainly he has kind of baptism of firere as prime minister he's l lost a lot of votes in parliament. he has mamanaged to lose his majority n parliament hill clearly find itt didifficultt to get anythining through parliament is not minded to approve a no deall outcomes and t that meanss thaht boris johnson his h hand symbol. with reneweded aggressiveness fr dealers somom kind we don't't kw whatat thahat might be e it n ne memeans some e tweaking to the backstop arrangements. maybe the backstop s should apply only to northern ireland road with them to the whole off the uk that would mean a relaxaxing one the red lines of tourism nicice government. which was not to

have abortrted down the e irish. cleayy the i is renewedd energy goingn aroundnd trying to find a dedeal of sosome kindd. garry jones economist at lancaster university school of management thank you s so very m much for r analysis. thank you veryy much for joinining us it's alalways a pleasure to have you on the problem yet france thank you very much indeed more analysis to come of course of the a. yellowhammer revelations and what it means the brexit just to let you know. five hours ago luxembourg's m m. p. s. rather prime minister saying that is not no reason now for the e. u. twenty seven to grant another breaks at extension and jumper because the speaker who is standing down apparently is insisting that boris johnson must obey the lawaw that's t the brexit delay low which is passed. at this week and ask for the brakes it extension once again it seems to be the rock and the immovable object in the it was a civil force a coming together and clearly had no sign of any real progress as yet however you know things may change will keep across all

departments forget. now let's turn to another of the a big stories they say evening the democratic led us house of representatives judiciary committee has voted to intensify its investigation of president donald trump lawmakers on capitoll hilll edging closer it seems to deciding whether to recommend trumps impeachment. well the democrats are debating this evening for the third time the front runner remains former vice president joe biden just behind it warren and bernie sanders will run them of course now those three neck and neck in the polls. what. you'll discourse are because men in washington can a man could you study. real question is in which candidates will see go after joe biden because as you said for the first time. and he and at elizabeth warren was currently. ranked number two in and those ten candidates they'll be together on the same stage the question though is whether she will actually. decide to go after a joe biden

to build up on the search she has had. recently in the polls or whether she will try more to distance herself from the other a big leading progressive candidate bernie. sanders and try to. push off and bernie sanders rather and then push off and joe biden keeping the clash with joe biden for. a leader appear even but there are other candidates besides and joe biden and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. some of the smaller at candidates were expected to a maybe a goal a more after at joe biden and then at the two. leading our progressives because they really need a breakthrough moment in at this debate a breakthrough moment showing that. they are still in thehe race of the are a viable option and that and this democratic race is not. limited to those three and big names joe biden elizabeth warren and bernie sanders i'm thinking for example. of come on harris who hahad gone very harshly after je

biden inn a previous. ad debabae who might want to try andd that again but this time they'll be hoping that. if they do go afafter joe biden it will stake because in the prerevious at the base.. of ththose breakthrough moments they last a long after that. and. a good study a correspondent that in washington. a freight train derailed in southeastern democratic republic of congo it's known. that many have been killed mostly illegal passengers who were riding on the train. on the outside of it but in a chaotic situation estimates of the death toll on varying very widely from ten. up to as many as a hundred. this is the third major fatal rail accident in the aussie in the past twelve months. probably got his family is at odds with the zimbabwe government of his final resting place. the former freedom fighter who became president for almost four decades died in singapore last week at the age of ninety five. got his successor as president and cinnamon google wants to it

into him at the national heroes eight. well then got a a family favor a private ceremony the family farm in. could some of which is north west of the capital harare. gadis legacies complex once a revolutionary on a par with nelson mandela his later years saw characterized by the- disisintegration. of zimbabwe's economy and the farming sector and increasing the autocratic style of rule. the goddess deposed in a coup twenty seventeen. because one can mean to make is in harare. people came at eight o'clock this morning and they've been waiting and waiting here now however our race was about maybe thirty to thirty five degrees very hot and the body only arrived by bus to three o'clock in the afternoon on people where really impatient and things where really going slow very slow. so it at one point well we had some you know groups of for youngsters they came in the middle of the stadium and they just rush to

the gaskets and that obviously it created the handbook and that some people were injured apparently a twenty people got injured according to the red cross somewhere even if i create to toss beetle. so it was quite a serious stampede this afternoon the ministry police also got in on i think you know they've got quite violent menace so we didn't really help but eventntually the situation was quite well the tile but but he too was eventually under control carolyn do. mail correspondent that from harari. a french court is handed a ten month suspended sentence to a system of the saudi crown prince. ordering a bodyguard to beat a woman who came to do plumbing work at a luxury residence in paris. back in twenty sixteen. house of bin salman the daughter of king salmon and sister of the powerful crown prince mohammed bin salman. had been charged with instructing about i got to be told captive and humiliate the plumber. i tried in absentia. and the

target of an arrest warrant since december twenty seventeen she was also ordered by the paris court to pay. a ten thousand euro fine forty two year old princesess never turned up for her trial the sentence was much stiffer than that requested. by the prosecution. the french present among a micro is standing by his close ally and speaker of parliament we shop the home. after he was charged with conflict of interest over property deal involving his wife. allegations against ferrell first emerging twenty seventeen and caused embarrassing for macro. we just want power on a pledge to rejuvenate frances corruption plagued political class. ryszard ferrand once again haunted by his past on wednesday the leader of france's national assembly spent over twelve hours being questioned at this tribunal in meal. it ended with their own being placed under formal investigation over financial improprieties linked to his position as director of a britney health insurance fund.

the allegations date back to twenty eleven and include favoring his ex wife and a girlfriend with contracts and rental agreements. and continuing to work in the fund's interest after being elected as an mp. when a previous investigation was launched in twenty seventeen for around was a minister in the new government of president emmanuel macron. despite the backing of his boss and colleagues a around resigned his post amid the ensuing scandal. on thursday the government expressed its continued support. g group his own of course he has the full confidence of the president first of all because he's a loyal and honest man. well yeah i love the walkk. and for owned has earned the preresident's's loyalty d during the twenty y sn campaign he was microrons right hand man an early backer of the young political upstart the initial investigation against federal and was eventually dropped. he says he's confident the new case will also go no where. but the probe threatens

a new embarrassment from my home and made his pledge to clean up french politics with the government's most recent environment minister forced to step down amid a scandal over perceived to misuse of public funds a formal conviction may not be necessary. to cost the president yet another high placed ally. another business committee joins the stimulus is back in the eurozone. it is marked by a drug going out with a bang as his term at the european central bank nears an end after months of warning at warnings about sluggish growth at the cbs sprang back intoo action in a remindeder of just what's at stake the bank once again cut back its forecast forecast for economic growth. expecting the eurozone block to expand just one point 1% this year and one point 2% next as predicted it cut its deposit rate further into negative territory which means banks have to pay more to hold on to their money rather than lending it. and it will be buying a twenty billion yours worth of

bonds per month starting in november earlier i asked markets analyst craig irwin with stimulus lives up to expectations and whether it will be effective. it did little to expectations whether it will be an off i'm not. quite convinced expectations in the markets will pretty much for ten basis point cold maybe of quantitative easing but i. think unit picking up about points the tlc all rose were also expected. as well as the tea at the polls are right so all of these matches really cacame in line with expectation. in fact it's probably more of a surprise that they manage to live up to such high expectations from the market's perspective. in terms off whether they'll workk on what you can ask thahat theyey werent previously.. i in many ways they did hold we've never really seen for the last decades of the inflation your idea. 2% so it's clearly not helping it and its inflation targets. as maria drug you alluded. to we need sasaleable from governments if that's going to happen. european investors largely

welcomed that stimulus announcement. that we saw the dax and character countnts arising a about fouour tenths oa percentage point each. as stocks in milan outperforming their higher. at wall street also closed. higher it was boosted earlier by the announcement of a delay in some terrorists between the us and china. but it pared back some of those earlier gains. after white house officials said the administration was not considering an interim trade deal with china. google will pay the french government nearly a billion euros to avoid a court case over a tax dispute. about half of the front half of it was a fine for tax evasion and the rest back taxes. interest co authorities had requested a payment of just over one point one billionon euros. tech giant h has come under fire from governments across europe for funneling profits through its headquarters in ireland. thus reducing its tax bill via a legal loophole. it's prompted widespread efforts to find an international framework on taxing the so called the gaffer tech giants. that's google apple facebook and amazon. france will try to block facebook from rolling out its

planned crypto currency in europe. finance minister brutal american specifyfy how he wouldd prevent leeper from being launched a rush reports. the warning from bruno lemaire was clear france will try to blog. has the monetary sovereignty of countries is at stake he added that in these conditions we cannot authorize the development of libra on european soil. libra is the nameme of the new global digital currency being designed by facebook along with twenty seven other partners including visa uber and spotify. it would facilitate online commerce and provide financial services for the tech giant's roughghly two billllion users. but as in frane many officials around the world oppose libra they're worried about the destabilization of the global financial system as well as regulation difficulties momoney laundering and privacy. but we were told france twenty four that it will collect the bare minimum of user data. i'm

not going to store in the- customer related data so basically the information that we do with the store for each transaction with the- addresses of the source and destination. the time stamp and animals. other data about the customers would not. appear there and we know the store at that table. user data would be stored however by the companies that accept libra as payment so privacy could remain a sticking point. especially considering the extensive global reach of libres main backer facacebook. the scope of the tech giant's operations makes it particularly difficult to regulate and governments already struggling to catch up with the rapidly expanding crypto currency market. fear the lose the ability to manage their economies. the french government says it's customs officials arere ready for a note deal for exit authorities run a dress rehearsal how ports and other checkpoints but operate in case the u. k. crashes out

of the e. without an exit deal. france's budget minister said he was worried about the british preparations but that his side was ready. and most businesses involved in the test run seemed optimistic they could handle the changes if necessary. can you can i truck that does not have the right documents wilill not be able to board a ferry. it will be locked in england it will be kept in front to not leave youou territory whole knunuffle debauchery we already. from non members. so we knonow how it works it takes a long time. we'll see as we go. session. not up to his mother stark contrast mark to the warnings of. of traffic jams and chaos that has to be said on the other side of the transmission yellowhammer least french you're ready so we're told. because the other side of the channel we have to laugh about it because we didn't we cry. i'm came thank you very much judy kaye with the business great to see thank you very much indeed on the other side of us tedious. james cream i'm starting to vaping should our band this is on the front and get debate yes on the back of donors from say once you sort of. look about invading and

you're not within our woolsey across my cat vaping is bound but some see them as you still. have a sneaky vape behind that dole is and they should. help that she- quit is strong signature sound doesn't it you can come here. just think of colorful fifth grateful like when is knowing what and when you realize what's in it might happen you think these people should be taken. off you know you are. really what she- okay i actually don't know who that is but i'll find a- list. shortlist please. put any kids at low moans let's talk about this it's become a sort of you know it's an american initiative. but todaday you know i suppose because vaping is taken from the planet. take till i can't stay with. yeah i'm the problem is markets become very cool for the kids ninene and- you can see here tht has a whole gang. i want to talk to vapes tricks right and if you go on youtube there's a whole lot of it is like off and

people getting very. creative and was always blowing smoke. up my- life my brother we always knew that i was impressed when i was a little kid plowed you do that john thatat say you know. what i it t does seem t that does more items are on they seem to be more.. what wouould you say at the six three e more scope foror creatiy withth the. vaping than the small. i don't know exactly why if it's haven't. your whatever its- chemistry. anyway matt maloney trump is. owns the issue she's deeply concerned about growing up to make the to read you some children we need to. do all we can to protect the public from a tobacco related disease and death. so it's been really adopted at the top level in the u. s. in the white house. and so it could stir art there is an investigation is whether or not it should be. banned of course trigger hold back probably the wrong choice of words put. hold a common supposed. and donald on with the thought should not be more of a priority and eat because it you. see there have been fatalities links to probably black markers. elements that can be baked. six deaths in the us. i think that's it yeah. whole generationon teens andnd even yg

kids are vaping flavored e. cigarettes marketed like candy and getting addicted to nicotine. vaping should be ususd as a smokingng cessation tool fr adults. this could become an epidemic children so a lot of people are. you know a green expose with with with the danger aspect. about saying. and also saying that the companies like june. which is when the big manufacturers. is that. what they're doing you know. despite their protestations that they're doing everything to stop this as an underage. activity a lot of people. are skeptical about dosh. and he see. at marlboro and to and other. tobacco companies there are actually overlapping. financial interests so it the third you know you better r off. by they'l contribute contribute politically as well attention in but then the other people in singngle actually y the more you target the cigarettes that. it's actually you know it's almost like you're voting in favour smoking make america smoke and that's probably i don't mean maybe not the best argument. but a lot of people. and we're bringing up the whole issue of at this focus on vaping when there are other issues that are much more. more of that have a much more. greater fetal consequences notably almost in quite a few

cartoons tom and sets as well it's a different line of business obvious yes. a different argument yeah i'm i'm i'm extremely anti smoking anti vaping simplified into three people very close to me die because of smoking you know so. clearly against them and that when vaping comes out differences all night say even though the sudden. actually may not safe world health organization says this and it goes on and now it's you know and it's not been an activity for long enough for passive smoke told me the passing on a pink at long. term it's- copy cat you know anyway i'll i'll i'll get it might might not oxley some him back to you said because this is your slot. we shop at home yeah so this is a friend of the manual michael politically personally. in very much hot water. because of his well basically complete interest of a property with his wife office and the corruption probe going on he is the press the- speaker of the lower house of the french parliament. national simply nationals the and- of course as always happens in these cases people go back and dig up the old tweets where where people are

being very self righteous another in exactly the same situation. everybody kind of came back to haunt me the account trust any of them. in any case then of course a man michael is affected the memories of some people be killing the no p. only today some having a high level of ethics in public life. all of these problems very embarrassing for microsoft to the whole thing you know and thrusting from back to how they are spending hundreds of fish with one two weeks i didn't see a lot of this book. bobbi kristina's of houses. john barker who. i know o one saying on twitter late to say yes i tweeted about and i found an old tweaks. i had a big day for different styles. or number code bellow and we shop federal

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