>> jobson: eh, it'll probably be tomorrow. >> kroft: johnny jobson first experienced eigg in his 20s,er. since then, a lot has changed. one, there is electricity now, which allowed him to move his wife and family here last year and edit a sports journal online from their tiny cottage. it's required some sacrifices, but they love the beauty of the place, and its eccentricities. >> jobson: you'll look at the scenery or you'll see a pod of donsomthrough, andou juucky you are. >> kroft: you ofcters on this l. >> jobson: yeah. >> kroft: were they normal when they came here? >> jobson: ( laughs ) yeah, not all of us. >> kroft: dean wiggin turned up in a kayak 14 years ago, and he's still here. he's very good at fixing things. jobs are extremely scarce, so you have to bring one with you or use your wits to invent one. >> sarah boden: it's one of those places that really gets into your soul, i think. it's quite enchanting. >> kroft: sarah boden runs her uncle's sheep farm on eigg. she grew up here, then left to work as a music journalist in london, where she met her future partner, johnny lyn

prime minister boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament is unlawful and a controversial move jobson formally put the house of commons in recess until the middle of october he says he did it so he could start afresh on his domestic agenda next month but it means law lawmakers will not get back to work i'm told just 2 weeks before britain is due to leave the european union now the government says it will appeal the scottish slowly and britain's supreme court. now one of the people who took the case to the court was a scottish nationalist member of parliament joanna charity here's what she said after hearing the court's ruling. it is unlawful for parliament to be suspended the highest court in scotland has ruled that it is unlawful unanimously and in in this wonderful equal union which we're told so much about which is the united kingdom then the scottish court has jurisdiction over the rest mr parliament. let's get more context on the story now with our correspondent is standing by for us in london hi prevaricate we heard there from joanna cherry she is a member of the scottish nation

stay exit from the european union they then rejected jobson's call for a snap election. also coming up to hurricane dorian devastates the bahamas the scale of the disaster caused by the monster storm is becoming clearer with tens of thousands of her.