critics say samaritans should not work with the gambling industry.f you are sat in a pub, you can tell a guy who is an alcoholic, let's be honest, you can tell he is on drugs. let's be honest, you can tell if a guy is on drugs. the man sat in the corner on his phone is gambling his life away and nobody knows because it is such a hidden thing. critics, including relatives of people with gambling problems who took their own lives, say samaritans is risking its well—earned reputation by working with paddy power betfair, adding it should stop taking the compa ny‘s money. the mp, carolyn harris, who chairs the all—party parliamentary group on gambling—related harm, says she is shocked by the deal. she calls it distasteful and appalling. others on social media, as well as the charity gambling with lives have voiced similar opinions. both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership, though. samaritans says it will work with the company to... paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says that charity's expertise will help it develop existing safe

critics say samaritans shouldn't work with the gambling industry. whitworth, from radio 4's money box programme, has more. if you are sat in the pub, you can tell a guy who is an alcoholic. let's be honest, you can tell if a guy is on drugs. the man sat in the corner on his phone is gambling his life away and nobody knows because it is such a hidden thing. critics, including relatives of people with gambling problems who took their own lives, say samaritans is risking its well—earned reputation by working with paddy power betfair, adding it should stop taking the compa ny‘s money. the mp, carolyn harris, who chairs the all—party parliamentary group on gambling—related harm, says she is shocked by the deal. she calls it distasteful and appalling. others on social media, as well as the charity gambling with lives have voiced similar opinions. both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership, though. samaritans says it will work with the company to: paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says the charity's expertise will help it develop e

critics say samaritans shouldn't work with the gambling industry.hitworth, from radio 4's money box programme, has more. if you are sat in the pub, you can tell a guy who is an alcoholic. let's be honest, you can tell if a guy is on drugs. the man sat in the corner on his phone is gambling his life away and nobody knows because it is such a hidden thing. critics, including relatives of people with gambling problems who took their own lives, say samaritans is risking its well—earned reputation by working with paddy power betfair, adding it should stop taking the compa ny‘s money. the mp, carolyn harris, who chairs the all—party parliamentary group on gambling—related harm, says she is shocked by the deal. she calls it distasteful and appalling. others on social media, as well as the charity gambling with lives have voiced similar opinions. both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership, though. samaritans says it will work with the company to: paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says the charity's expertise will help it develop exi

critics say samaritans shouldn't work with the gambling industry., has more. if you are sat in the pub, you can tell a guy who is an alcoholic. let's be honest, you can tell if a guy is on drugs. the man sat in the corner on his phone is gambling his life away and nobody knows because it is such a hidden thing. critics, including relatives of people with gambling problems who took their own lives, say samaritans is risking its well—earned reputation by working with paddy power betfair, adding it should stop taking the compa ny‘s money. the mp, carolyn harris, who chairs the all—party parliamentary group on gambling—related harm, says she is shocked by the deal. she calls it distasteful and appalling. others on social media, as well as the charity gambling with lives have voiced similar opinions. both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership, though. samaritans says it will work with the company to: paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says the charity's expertise will help it develop existing safeguards for vulnerable customers. t

, gambling is not permitted. to monitor that. we continue to educate our players on gambling and what to do and what not to do. so we take that very, very seriously in terms of the integrity of the game. gerry: final question, lynn, very quickly because we've got to wrap up, you're a foreman pittsburgh steeler -- former pittsburgh steeler, how to you see the current season getting underway? steelers going to the super bowl again? patriots? what do you think? >> i don't know if they're going to go to the super bowl, even though i hope they start off by beating the patriots. i only wear a couple of colors, and that's cardinal and gold for usc, black and gold for the pittsburgh, i'm squarely on the side of the steelers in the nfl. gerry: thank you very much, lynn swann. up next, the increasing concerns about how the violent nature of football is, in fact, affecting health and what it means for the future of the game. future of the game. stay with us. our 18-year-old was in an accident. when i called usaa, it was tha

then compulsive gambling. it is a problem in the asian american community that many know about, few talk about. but one program addresses it head on. it's called "betting on our future," getting young people involved in doing something about problem gambling. and we wrap with an interview and performance by bay area musical legend, david bustamante. we really had his band, dakila, on our show, a group big in the '70s but dramatically disbanded but has now reformed under the guidance of bustamante. it is a compelling story about life in a popular group and in the world of the big-time music industry. all that on our show today. robert: well, there is a lot to japanese american history. it is rich in stories that say a lot about the immigrant and american experience. but as we've seen so many ways those can slowly fade away unless they are preserved and often restored. that is what internet archive does. as i mentioned earlier, it is a non-profit library making all forms of books and media about japanese america

my opinion is they are gambling.o get, you put your money towards it and i think they have the same dangers as gambling. but it is not a view shared by all. it is your choice as an adult. i've spent over £100 on it. i think it was worth it in the end, because it wasn't all at once. you want to something and if you don't get it you keep going until you get it. but i think it's only a problem if you can't control it, i guess. mps say children are particularly at risk of spending on loot boxes. they want the government to ban the feature for under 18s. families find it extremely difficult to deal with gaming disorder in their children and their young sons or daughter, because even before it becomes a proper disorder it has already tainted and disrupted the good family dynamics. industry bodies say they're reviewing the recommendations. we care deeply about player experience. we want players to play safely, we want them to play in a balanced way. we provide technical settings, technical measures, we provide education, ro

you will get for your money, which is exactly what gambling is, is normalised. continuing that and it turns into a really serious addiction and can cause huge problems. how is the video games industry engaging with you on this? is it engaging meaningfully? it's taken a long time to get the bookmakers to engage, so i think the gaming industry thinks it is not a gambling issue but that is the issue for us, that we need to get them to come in and engage with us and i am not on the committee so i never had the opportunity of speaking to them there but the committee which i chair, we will hopefully be getting other companies to talk to them about the consequences of these loot boxes. for me, we are seeking a mandatory levy and i believe that loot boxes should come under that. what do you mean by that? a mandatory levy? what we see in gambling is that the companies problems, they should continue to the —— contribute to the recovery and the process of making things better. so we could put money into the gambling clinics, money into recovery, these gaming companies need

my opinion is they are gambling. of gambling, they act the same way as gambling does, you don't know what you're going to get when you put your money towards them and i think they have the same dangers as gambling. but it's not a view shared by all. it's your choice after all. i've spent over £100 on it. i think it was worth it in the end because it all at once. you want something and if you don't get it, you keep going until you get it. i think it's only a problem if you can't control it, i guess. mps say children are particularly at risk from spending on loot boxes. they want the ban for those under 18. families find it extremely difficult to deal with gaming disorder in their children and sons and daughters because before it... even before it becomes a proper disorder, it has already tainted and disrupted the good family dynamics. industry bodies and say they're reviewing the recommendations. we ca re reviewing the recommendations. we care deeply about player experience. we want players to play safely, we want the

through online gambling. for purpose in the digital age. we have not caught up with technology. if you banned children from buying in app purchases, how would it work, briefly? what we have asked the government to do in the report is bringing in loot boxes as gambling and outlaw them, apply regulations to them, that exist in the current gambling act, but we think that the developers of the games, the games companies, the trade body should be doing much, much more to look at the harmful nature of their products. in any other area, for medicine, for example, products are tested before they go on sale, why not the same thing with games? would you agree, your nine—year—old unwittingly spent the hundred pounds on in app purchases, how did that happen?” the hundred pounds on in app purchases, how did that happen? i do agree with what has been said, claire is an extreme example, i go out to her. it must be absolutely horrific. we have a family ipad, my children have homework, they have at homework. maths apps and on

, that's up from five states a year ago now mobile sports gambling is legal in six states.ile gambling was available in two states with a third state making that an option toward the end of the season tyler, back to you. >> julia, thank you very much. >>> new jersey now poised to overtake nevada as the mecca of sports betting in the united states as more and more people are wageringon leagues like th nfl, the nba sports betting continuing to expand, as julia just detailed what will it mean for the legal gambling industry in the u.s.? joining us now to discuss is chad millman, head of media at the action network, a sports betting information and analytics news platform. chad, welcome. new jersey has actually, according to these numbers, overtaken nevada as a sports book, correct? >> that is correct they're doing a great job and it's largely because of what you just discussed it's because they have unfetterred mobile betting and fans have taken to that. >> what percent of the total amount wagered, which was more than $300 million in the month of may, what percent comes throug

from borisjohnson's point of view, this isa borisjohnson's point of view, this is a huge political gambleever he does next, this is a job he wanted all his life we are told, this is very high stakes next few days? it is high stakes but right from the start he knew that. only indications i get from downing street is the new people have moved on and reckoned it is go for broke. they knew and it took the jobs they might not be there in a couple of months so basically they also know it isa months so basically they also know it is a huge gamble but they go for it, if they get this through and boris johnson's entire premiership depends on getting brexit done by october 31. if they get it through, they have jobs for a very long time but if they don't, they understand they will be out. it started as high sta kes they will be out. it started as high stakes and i think someone like borisjohnson will have to play for the high stakes possible. nigel, thank you for being with us. the political editor of the sunday mirror. we will have a pause now. much more on the top of the error but let us have a lo

they can't gamble elsewhere. they might cause. they said it was unacceptable that companies with millions of users, many of them children, should be so ill—equipped to discuss the impact of their products. but the games industry insists it does behave responsibly. the games industry always has and continues to take the welfare of players really, really seriously. we care deeply about player experience. we want players to play safely. we want them to play in a balanced way. we provide technical settings technical measures. we provide education, robust age ratings and guidance and information sources. aiden and jake do have other interests, like building model aircraft. but the mps say, for some young people, games can become an addictive and costly obsession, and they need protection. rory—cellan jones, bbc news. the top gear presenter andrew flintoff has said he is "absolutely fine" after an incident involving a three—wheeled motorcycle. the former england cricketer is understood to have "run out of runway" at el

, nebraska, aria and he would gamble. also talked about the years as a federal marshal the best he ever made was as a broadway actor which is where buffalo bill cody came to him when hickok was out of a job to say they wrote this play for you and me in a couple of other people and we will do this play sitting around the campfire so hickok thought this was the silliest thing he ever heard but then they offered him $100 a week he took it it was a huge hit lines were around the block month after month but increasingly he was uncomfortable and then one night he finally had enough he shot out the lights walked out into the next train back out. >> so how did they become friends quick. >> when they first met he tried to make money to support his mother and sisters one day cody went to beat him up and hickok came in and said and during the civil war. after the war with that contingents and then to have kids and then to be embraced by the family. >> was he ever part of the wild west show quick. >> he didn't live long after that he

i think our approach to politics is to gamble everything on asi, politics is to gamble everything on politics is to gamble everything on a 51, 49 vote and we politics is to gamble everything on a 51,49 vote and we abandon all those people who need proper schools, private hospitals it would be betrayal of the communities. many of them voted leave as a well as many voted to stay. now, a trade union view of the negotiation is you cannot really tell people what your view on the dealers until you have seen view on the dealers until you have seen the itself. if labour managed to produce a deal that protects jobs, protects the community, stays in the single market in the customs union than i am sure a lot of people will take the view that that is what the people voted for. if labour managed to negotiate would you say, ok, we should take that deal and leave the eu? so my union does not take a position put on my own personal view is i have voted remained in the last ballot and i would almost certainly vote remain if there because i believe that we should look out internationally and actually,

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they can't gamble elsewhere.into the potential harm they might cause. they said it was unacceptable that companies with millions of users, many of them children, should be so ill—equipped to discuss the impact of their products. but the games industry insists it does behave responsibly. the games industry always has and continues to take the welfare of players really, really seriously. we care deeply about player experience. we want players to play safely. we want them to play in a balanced way. we provide technical settings technical measures. we provide education, robust age ratings and guidance and information sources. aiden and jake do have other interests, like building model aircraft. but the mps say, for some young people, games can become an addictive and costly obsession, and they need protection. rory—cellan jones, bbc news. borisjohnson has dismissed concerns about the possible impact of a no deal brexit — saying a planning document the government was forced to publish last night set out worst case sen

to be the problem. >> but people doing gambling at home people will be gambling where ever. >> the jamese gambler should be mandatory viewing. that's the michael mann. the one i think is some what good at what he does but anyway. >> thank you for coming in. >> i would like to announce that today that we are launching a new product in new jersey and launching it officially our bet mgm brand which will be our hero brand throughout the u.s so watch out for the marketing campaign coming. >> coming up when we return, a lot more on squawk we'll talk about one of the year's most controversial ipos it's wework and there is adam n newman. >> we'll talk about it after the break. later much more on lululemon and joe's pants. >> easy. down boy. >> that stock up about 7% right after this through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from using feedback to innovate... to introducing products faster... to managing website inventory... and network bandwidth. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-

it is a gamble.rty political conferences in the uk dominate the political pages. one story from the labour party conference on the front page of the daily telegraph, this notion of scrapping all controls on immigration, so described by the paper. and i was at the labour party conference paper. and i was at the labour party c0 nfe re nce over paper. and i was at the labour party conference over the weekend and i am going to the conservative party conference in manchester next but normally this story in any normal environment, if there is anything like that any longer, would be absolutely huge. basically an policy from labour on immigration. the tories are responding at the back end of the story saying that that is not actually what british people want. but a pledge to create an open door policy on immigration, that was not even in labour manifesto in 2017. they spoke about control immigration. it is a complete about—face by the labour party and if there was no row in parliament this would be the bigge

it is 50-50 the times, willow gamble payoff? what may happen if there is going to be a snap election before october the 14th many are arguing that boris could win. they desperately need that. we remember when theresa may announced a snap general election and at the time it looked like the conservatives were in a pretty good position. it could go anyway. who knows what would happen. introducing dilyn. you are not happy about this story. when i see this story i think about all the other things we could be talking about like the rise of poverty in this country people that need food banks to get food or the fa ct we need food banks to get food or the fact we could have medicine stories so fact we could have medicine stories soi fact we could have medicine stories so i think it medicine shortages. i think this is taking off —— taking oui’ think this is taking off —— taking our minds of the important things. lot of people are talking about larry the cat but i'm not feeling the vibe from stephanie so we won't linger anymore. the vibe f

call a heroic leadership style which is where certainty is advocated from the top can be quite a gamble certainly in business context when you're faced with this sort of situation . can be that what we call listening leadership where facilitation and mediation skills are crucial can be more effective in bringing multiple diverse perspectives together so from a business perspective we would probably say that that kind of leadership style is a gamble making rights professor at holt international business school thank you very much. a thing in the u.k. it's been called the unhealthiest place in britain with high rates of alcoholism and low life expectancy now the seaside town of blackpool is preparing for life after brags that by working on its resiliency and positive thinking. school can be awful you know so can teachers. and blackpool is well peoples of west cliff primary are very familiar with those sentiments blackwell has one of the highest levels of child poverty in britain as a result many kids like resilience they don't know how to overcome difficulties or take on challenges like j

my opinion is they are gambling. to get, you put your money towards it and i think they have the same dangers. but it is not a view shared by all. i have spent over £100 on it. i think it was worth it in the end because it wasn't all at once. you wa nt because it wasn't all at once. you want to something and if you don't get it you keep going until you get it, but i think it is only a problem if you can't control it i guess. mps say children are particularly at risk of spending on loot boxes and wa nt risk of spending on loot boxes and want the government to ban the feature for under 185. want the government to ban the feature for under 18s. families find it extremely difficult to deal with gaming disorder in their children because even before it becomes a proper disorder it has already tainted and disrupted the good family dynamics. industry bodies say they are reviewing the recommendations. we care deeply about player experience. we want players to play safely in a balanced way. we provide technical settings, techn

it's a very dangerous place for young people, and we call it a gateway to gambling. problem where if it's a gambling product, its regulated. you know it's a game of chance and that's available for people over 18 who have the financial literacy and a greater awareness of the world to know how to use that. but because we call this fun and a game, the videogame industry don't want to call it the thing. doctor bianco, over time, authorities have been wary of getting involved in the past? definitely. and we've seen game developers and publishers starting to regulate themselves. for example, the big players like console manufacturers, sony and microsoft, et cetera, have been looking at ensuring publishers indicate drop rates, so the chances of getting those big prizes. there's been pushback from users. games like star wa rs pushback from users. games like star wars battlefront, for example, there was a lot of user responses to that which then resulted during the testing phases in changing the gameplay. thank you very much. for those that don't know, skins are... ? very bri

is the sort of negotiations that will be going on over the coming weeks netanyahu took an enormous gamble in april when he preempted the president and dissolved parliament he was unable to form a government the president would have given that opportunity to ganz instead netanyahu dissolved parliament took this gamble thought he could win enough seats in a rerun election pull out all his own stops action near electioneering rights of the last minute yesterday but it wasn't enough and actually he's now got less seats than he had in april sami all right so bernard if that's what's going to happen the president is going to ask benny gantz to have a stab at it 1st take us through the process of how that might play out. well 1st of all for benny gantz to be asked to be given the 1st chance to form a coalition government he needs the backing of the majority of the political parties and one of those groupings is the arab bloc this is where most palestinian israelis cast their vote now they're going to be the 3rd largest party for the 1st time now the leader of the arab bloc iman oday he said he w

sports gambling. you guys have unbelievable fire power. kobe, your name is known world wide has it ever hit your radar screen perhaps that's something that can be a huge business for you? >> yeah, man, it's something that we're giving it some serious thought to i think the stigma of gambling has been slowly eroding over the years, you c the nba opening to gambling it is becoming a platform that has great amount of potential that would be something we have to look at. >> i think, kobe, are you unique, adam silver's endorsed gambling the name we would trust is kobe. if you got involved, i'm not allowed, it's in my contract you can take the whole draft king, all of these things to a new level. where what we would be doing iser day we would be gambling. you would be getting a cut because we trust you so i mean maybe for things you can look at just because your name is worth gold when it comes to gambling. >> yeah. we'll just be very patient and make sure we make the right decisions. but i appreciate and u

they can't gamble elsewhere.lions of users, many of them children, should be so ill—equipped to discuss the impact of their products. but the games industry insists it does behave responsibly. the games industry always has and continues to take the welfare of players really, really seriously. we care deeply about player experience. we want players to play safely. we want them to play in a balanced way. we provide technical settings technical measures. we provide education, robust age ratings and guidance and information sources. aiden and jake do have other interests, like building model aircraft. but the mps say, for some young people, games can become an addictive and costly obsession, and they need protection. rory—cellan jones, bbc news. us first lady, melania trump, was trending on twitter after the president said "she's got a son", before quickly interjecting that they had their son barron "together". it was all in the context of vaping and a potential ban on flavoured vaping products in the us. president t

a huge gamble of trying to call snap election may be a soon as october 14. a choice he believes he wod n. but will the commons allow a snap election on boris johnson's terms? many will try. lodepends on jeremy corbyn. he has been saying almost daily, bring on the election. but many are insisting that stopping would be before a new referendum that some of themem want. either way, it takes 434 mps t agree on early elections. the opposition could stop it going ahead unless the go.rnment finds another way whatatbout the eu? the next summit is on october 17. who would be there for britain if a snap election comes first? offering another referendum with a newda m. seek a better dealr leave without one. f eue is no clear sign leaders, dropping the dand that the eu sile market must berotected after bxit. the prime minister has been scribed as bringing new focus and new determination to brexit. erhe has acced the journey towards new risks. its say nedangers. it is of the kind no one h seen before. laura: i a joined by former state department official who now the broo

it's a gamble that has not paid off because now we have less seats in the knesset than we have before down to $32.00 fully could from 35 so netanyahu is crown is slipping but it's not fallen off it's not all over yet there will be weeks now of political horse trading and negotiations as somebody tries to form some sort of an agreement for a coalition that could either as harry suggest in his package result in the arab list for the 1st time ever recommending to the president who they think should be prime minister it could end up with a door lieberman annoying seeing somebody being the kingmaker and saying i can work with this coalition it could be a unity government which is what lieberman has called for the arab burn and as you say it will take weeks of horse trading to form this new coalition government so then just talk us through a few of the scenarios. well practically what happens is that when the results are officially announced in about 8 days' time the president then calls the party leaders together and they recommend to the president who they think should be prime minister w

a huge gamble of trying to call a snap election may ba soon as october 14. a choice he believes he would but will the commons allow a snap election on bis johnson's terms? many will try. a lot depends on jeremy cort n. he has been saying almost daily, bring on the election. but many are insisting that opng wld be before a new referendum that some of them want. either way, it takes 434 mps t agree on early elections. the opposition cou going ahead unless the government finds another way. what about the eu? the next summit is on october 17. who would be there for britain if a snap election comes first? offering anotherth referendum a new mandate. etseek ar dealr leave without one. there is no clear sign of eu aders, dropping the demand that the eu single market must be protected after brexit. the prime minister has been described as bringd g new focus w determination to brexit. rehe has accelerated the journey towards new risks. critics say new dangers. it is of the kind no one h seen before. laura: i a joined by former inate department official who is now the

down back in april benjamin netanyahu took an enormous gamble what happened was that when he was unable to form a coalition ordinarily the president would have then invited benny gantz to try and form a coalition but netanyahu gambled preempted the president's decision and dissolved parliament hoping the 2nd time around he would pull in the votes in needed he hasn't the gamble hasn't paid off the crown is slipping he's down to $32.00 seats for his likud party from the 35 that he won back in april while the crown is slipping it hasn't yet fallen off but this veteran campaigner who was campaigning all through the day yesterday right to the very last minute could joe ling and threatening his supporters to get out and vote saying that if you don't then they'll be a leftist arab government while all of those threats haven't paid off and indeed the arab vote which might be significant now has been one of the highest it's ever been down and then a day as you said will take weeks of horse trading to form this new coalition government so let's talk us through some of the scenarios. well this is

undrinkable shutdown 4000 euros jobs for his work, within $70000 in contribution from procter & gambles also taken more than $61000 from the coke industries, the senator perdue from his part has clearly acknowledged his outsourcing of american jobs overseas and in 2005 deposition about his handling of a collapsed company in north carolina. perdue was asked about his experience with outsourcing. his response was, yeah, i spent most of my career doing that. perdue has taken for the $56000 from coke industries, nearly 34000 from outsourcers. the heads of american labor union are concerned that union workers will stick with president trump in 2020. in 2016, president trump did better with union member voters then any republican candidate since ronald reagan. under because the president's position on illegal immigration and gun rights. we reached out to the afl, the service employee union, united auto workers, united mine workers to see how they view 2020 democrat pushing open borders that will undercut middle-class jobs, not a single one of them responded. joining us now, reagan white hous

the races still too close to call but it looks like the gamble that netanyahu hasn't quite paid off. no it hasn't back in april when he was unable to form a coalition what would ordinarily have happened is that the president would have given the chance to benny gantz to see if he could form a government before the president was able to do that netanyahu dissolved parliament and the gamble the talk was that in the intervening months he could generate enough support to give him a majority in the say in the rerun election well it didn't despite this veteran campaign of this very wily campaigner continuing to demonize palestinian israelis for example threatening that if he didn't win there would be a government of leftists all of this this time around didn't work and so the crown is slipping and that sort of the near of invincibility that netanyahu as managed to maintain is being chipped away at and that is significant as we now had into what is going to be a long period of political horse trading to see who is going to be the next prime minister it could be many months before we have a

the gambling commission estimates there's about 340,000 people with a gambling problem across great britain treatment centre for this for the whole country in fact was just in london. now though nhs england is bringing the service to serve the whole of the north of england with basesin whole of the north of england with bases in leeds, manchester and sunderland. this news has been welcomed by kay, her daughter kimberly took her own life injune last year at the age of 32 after struggling with gambling addiction and debts of £36,000.” struggling with gambling addiction and debts of £36,000. i gave her 36,000 so she could pay off gambling debts and she didn't pay it off, didn't pay off a penny and she just gambled it all away within two weeks. and i became homeless. and we'll be hearing from k and indeed from other people affected by this terrible problem on the programme tonight at 6:30pm. the nhs by the way believes there are increasing evidence, there is increasing evidence, there is increasing evidence of a link between problem gambling and stress, depression and other mental health issues

to you expecting opposition gamble on new elections? what is the risk here?> i think the opposition is actually acting in a very coordinated fashion right now. i do not think they are going to take the gamble, at least until the bill has passed the house of lords, which i think we can take for certain to happen tomorrow or on friday and no later than monday. the opposition may be tempted to yes to a neway election, but we have been hearing members of the labour party saying they will not back a general election for the october 31 deadline because they backthat if johnson comes to power, he may find a way to ignore the law -- for example, by repealing it -- and still call for a no deal brexit. athink labor is playing dangerous game and will likely hold and wait for a general election until no deal is really off the table on october 31. although today was a positive day in terms of risk, the risks crashing out have certainly gone down significantly for now. shery: to your point, boris johnson could come back in force. area thatse case an if we get a going, that

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today hedley gamble got a lookk at the fields where the repair work is now under way. >> nearly a week after the worst hasor attack saudi aramco seen an assessment of the damage. as you can see behind me significant damage to o of four stabilizers, one of four locations thater under attack around 3:40 a.m. in the morning over the weekend. aramco telling us they were able to put out the fires within three to for four hours of the attack but tha didn't stop at least 1 the.2 million barrels ber day from knocked outf production. this is one of two massive facilities under repair with the government hoping to ge back to full production as soon as possibs. and crews working around t t clock get the company back on track. earlier this week saudi defense officials showed evidence of what they say was iran's direct involvement. >> so aording to saudi defense officials 18 uavd were launc at the oil field. behind me is one of ace 11 hit in the attack this is a plate from one you can see how massive the damag that was done. 18 uavs fired ats t filt and seven cruise mitchells fired supposedly accor

it will be a gamble for conservative mp whens they vote tomorrow as well, because there is no tellingeral election would go before the brexit deadline, and whether the prime minister would come back with a majority, or would suffer the same fate as theresa may did, and see his very, very slim majority cut even further, or even com pletely majority cut even further, or even completely disappear. jonathan, for the moment thank you very much. jonathan blake our political correspondent at westminster. as we have been reporting cabinet ministers were called in for an unexpected meeting earlier today. it follows plans by mps opposed to leave the eu without a deal to force that legislation through the commons starting tomorrow. and the latest suggestion is to push through a three month extension to brexit in order to force the prime minister to reach a new deal. a number of those intending to vote against the government are tory rebels, some former cabinet ministers. here ises laura kuenssberg. government is a work in progress but there is nothing straight forward about ministers arriving to