following prime minister forrest johnson's allies in northern ireland have said they will not support it. i'm still go welcome to the program u.s. vice president mike pence says the united states and turkey have agreed to a cease fire in syria which depends announced a cease fire after meeting with turkey's presidential match up time line in ankara it was just over a week ago that turkish troops moved to attack kurdish forces after president trump and i'm so withdrawal of u.s. troops from northern syria the u.s. had threatened anchor with economic sanctions if it didn't hold its offensive its defense to nasa cease fire just a short time ago. when we were. earlier this we 1st decided. to call. for. agreed to negotiations today. i'm proud to report. thanks to the strong leadership of president donald trump. the strong relationship between president won and turkey. and the united states of america. the today the united states and turkey have agreed to a cease fire in syria. let's get more on this from b.w. correspondent dorian jones and estoppel welcome dorian what else have you had well

forrest johnson is clearly aiming at the people of the united kingdom -- clearly not ort leavers, but also remain -- remainers. he says after three and a half years, people are tired of brexit. they want people to move on. he is clearly appppealing to everyone, not just the 17.4 million who voted in favor back in the summer of 2016, in favor of b brexit, but to those pepeoe who are exasperated, those businesses who cannot make proper i investment deals, who e investing in a lot of preparedness. for small and medium enterprises, that is really difficult. laura: thank you. we are not -- we are now going to go to manchester to listen to boris johnson. makingnson: they are capital and new technology. out of the e.u., we can do free ports, use tax regimes. the cruel shipment of live animals. [applause] mr. johnson: and yes, we will have those free-trade deals. you -- tire of telling just in the last few months,s, i have seen a shipbuilder that exports catamarans to mexico. cd's tot jason donovan north korea, if you can believe it. and we export this nigel faraj re-feed to north america --

need years like from the european union transferred my flexible departure dates prime minister forrest johnson's been given the option of leaving the bloc between now i'm january 31st next year as he pushes for a snap general election also on the program this is all that's left of the back i'll back that he's hired out us as the leader of the so-called islam.

in the tory press with northern ireland's d u p ruling themselves out there are 3 key groups forrest johnson must win over for the needed 320 votes there are a group of labor m.p.'s in mostly in leave voting seats who want to see bracks it done but not sure whether or not they're going to back this particular deal there's the former concerts at peace with thrown out of the party for opposing no deal most of those votes of injuries may still but might take issue with a study. by boris johnson and then there's the 28 years he's 83 times against me still it's a big and across party group of brics it moderates still aren't convinced that no deal is off the table led by the former conservative m.p. all of a let when they're trying to amend saturday's vote so that any approval for the prime minister's deal would be deferred until legislation to enact it had been passed so. next it would be delayed until the end of january so that m.p.'s could get all the complicated work done and not crash out on october 31st because they'd run out of time but there's no guarantee that e.u. leaders would say yes t

well it would give forrest johnson probably a farm a mandate because remember he's not elected he's never been elected to the post of prime minister and at the moment the mood in the country seems to be that seems to be that the majority that he would get a majority if you have elections tomorrow so he's of course keen on that because it would strengthen him and strengthen his hold of paul. and if he did get a majority is there any chance that he would back out of this deal that the european research group the hard line breaks it 2 years possibly would gain more influence that they could use to push through a kind of a no deal solution would you is there any chance we'd see some kind of radical development like that i think that's unlikely because although it's not a good idea the boris johnson is afraid and he's worried about the chaos that could ensue with a no deal breaks and he's he's intelligent enough and pragmatic enough to know how dangerous it is and they could have not quite a civil war but i mean really chaotic scenes in britain so he's very keen to avoid all this grandstanding

with northern ireland's d u p ruling themselves out there are 3 key groups forrest johnson must win over for the needed 320 votes there are a group of labor m.p.'s in the. seats who want to see bracks it done but sure whether or not they're going to back this particular deal there's the former concerts at peace with thrown out of the party for opposing no deal most of those voted for theresa may steal but might take issue with. johnson and then there's the $28.00 tory brigadiers he faces 3 times against me still it's a big an across party group of brics it moderates still are convinced that no deal is off the table led by the former conservative m.p. when they're trying to amend saturday's vote so that any approval for the prime minister's deal would be deferred until legislation to enact it had been passed so . breck's it would be delayed until the end of january so that m.p.'s could get all the complicated work done and not crash out on october 31st because they'd run out of time but there's no guarantee that e.u. leaders would say yes to an extension. i think we should take to deal. t

these trees amazement as you remember is the same as a member of the same party as far as johnson forrest johnson was foreign secretary in december 27th in the backstop was initially negotiated and the backstop then was a compromise what he's trying to do is not you know opera companies the compromise is already there it's a matter of whether it essentially bridge covered under its existing agreements of what it is i'm dr or. alex to return in birmingham would you agree with that analysis in as much as the good friday agreement i mean donna has got it right surely the good friday agreement was never about trade it was about in effect respect it's the people who live in ireland respecting the autonomy and the the wishes of the people who live in northern ireland and vice versa but project fear quotes kind of says are boris johnson is endangering the good friday agreement but you can only in danger of the good friday agreement if those political paymasters who had alliances in allegiances with the paramilitaries actually say to those self same people take up arms again and go back to the troubles o

in the u.k., forrest johnson's government is -- boris johnson's government is pessimistic about reachingem, his ally in ireland. of party is opposed the idea having custom checks between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k.. turkey rejects the demand for a cease-fire against syria. the president has turned down a u.s. offered to broker talks between turkey and the kurdish melissa. the president says that turkey will not sit at the same table as terrorists organizations. kong where the chief executive is acknowledging the impact of the protest. she says she expects to hong kong to enter a technical recession and unveiled a number of measures reducing the costs of city -- of cost of living for poor residents. elizabeth warren's medicare for all plan, she would us -- he was asked if she would raise taxes on the middle class to pay for it. >> i will not sign the bill into law that does not lower costs for middle-class families. >> we heard it tonight, a yes or no question that did not get a yes or no answer. this is why people in the midwest are frustrated with washington and capitol hi

government officials suggesting that this is a plan -- ex -government officials suggesting that forrest johnson is to a certain extent prepared for a no-deal brexit. johnson has insisted he wants their deal, but if this is the deal and he knows it will not work, that could have question marks around it. the u.k.? we will find out. indications are this will be a6 shock -- a tariff shock. many believe it will cause a short-term recession. is the u.k. ready? probably not. is ireland ready? probably not. is the eu ready? probably not, but boris johnson is setting a short-term timeframe for the eu to come back on this. if it doesn't, then he says the u.k. will withdraw from negotiations. at that point, point the finger at brussels and say, you are to blame for this. tom: that may be the game plan. let's look at the litmus paper. pound-sterling, a brexit chart showing a good five year-six year trend of sterling off of brexit. in the 145 range, down to where we go at 1.22. john, this is not only a brexit trend but a long-term trend for pound and sterling. click into be true obstruction? when does it m

have breaks it honest alex forrest whiting can break this down for us welcome alex that's what do we know about who said what to who or what we officially know is that boris johnson spokesperson has said that this conversation between angela merkel and boris johnson this morning was challenging but on that officially a source close to boris johnson top. told a british political journalist that angle americal allegedly said that a brics a deal is overwhelmingly unlikely and less london except that northern ireland which is part of the u.k. remains in a customs union with the e.u. to prevent a hard border returning between northern ireland and the republic of ireland and the british government is saying that is just not going to happen very soon. about is a leisure time in this phone call it we would normally know the contents so now that we know one side's version of the contents what sort of reaction has there been from germany and from the e.u. well the chancellor rhee has said yes this conversation did take place but they will not divulge what was that she said because it was a private conversation many medical watches a saying it's a language that she's allege

resident breaks it analyst alex forrest whiting and in brussels our correspondent barbara visa to both of you welcome i want to begin with a pledge from prime minister boris johnson that he made back in september he wagered a lot on britain leaving the e.u. on 231st even his own life want you to take a listen to what he said. can you make a promise today to the british public that you will not go back to brussels and ask for another delay to praxis yes and so you don't and rejoice i'd rather be dead in a ditch. so you would resign fast prime minister i've been going off for that to that i look i just i really cost a $1000000000.00 pounds a month cheese absolutely nothing. is the point. i think it's totally pointless pointless. we were sitting here when that was live talking about that our member very well so he gave us that he gave us this do or die pledge from the prime minister and one that he will fail to keep so what does that do to his credibility oh no whatever boris johnson says or whatever his advisers say this is a failure because as we have heard very clearly as he has said time and time again 31st of october how to weigh in is the day that the u.k. was

said analyst alex forrest whiting to break things down for so we've got the european parliament head saying no progress and we've got that phone call that happened today between johnson in miracles do we know what exactly was said between the 2 leaders no we don't know we know that boris johnson's official spokesman said the conversation was frank and we know that an unofficial poll was briefed to the british political media in which they said that and i'm going to machall season breck's deal is overwhelmingly unlikely unless london except. northern ireland must stay in the e.u. customs union and that's to prevent a hard border returning between northern ireland and the republic of on internet something that the british government has said they cannot allow because the u.k. includes northern ireland can't have one part of it staying in the customs union 2 with this is going to need someone in the prime minister's office leaked information that supposed to be confidential to the media what's been the reaction from germany and the european union did to this link where anglo-american spokesperson said yes this conversation this phone conversation took place early this m

analysts alex forrest whiting to break things down force are all right we've got the european parliament head saying no progress and we've got that phone call that happened today between johnson and miracle do we know what exactly was said between the 2 leaders no we don't know we know that boris johnson's official spokesman said that the conversation was frank and we know that an unofficial reports of was briefed to the british political media in which they said that and i'm going to medical seas of bricks it did was overwhelmingly unlikely unless london except that northern ireland must stay in the e.u. customs union and that's to prevent a hump or to returning between northern ireland and the republic of ireland is not something the british government has said they cannot allow because the u.k. includes northern ireland the cunt have one part of it staying in the customs union so what is this looks like then someone in the prime minister's office leaked information that's supposed to be confidential to the media and what's been the reaction from germany and the european union did to this link where angular macro's spokesperson this of yes this conversation this phone conve

london fire brigade questions need to be asked of boris johnson who when he was mayor of london oversaw personally the cuts to 10 london forrest who when he was mayor of london oversaw personally the cuts to 10 london fire stations the blaze that ripped through the grenfell highrise on the 14th of june twist ations the blaze that ripped through the grenfell highrise on the 14th of june 2017 left over 70 people dead raising public debate over lax 2017 left over 70 people dead raising public debate over lax fire regulations in social housing in the wake of the fires some including the labor fire regulations in social housing in the wake of the fires some including the labor party leader jeremy corbyn highlighted government deregulation and austerity policies party leader jeremy corbyn highlighted government deregulation and. policies as a major contributing factor that led to the tragedy many experts in the field of housing as a major contributing factor that led to the tragedy many experts in the field of housing also pointed to the fact highly flammable material was used as insulation and also pointed to the fact highly flamma