the scottish national party launches its election campaign, saying it's seeking an alliance with otherut of government and promising to stop the nhs being privatised. ten teenagers — including two 15—year—old boys — have been named among the 39 people from vietnam who were found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex.

all taking it as party on the alliance party as well as a number of candidates sounding as independents but feist to scotland alex. and i'm joined from glasgow by the doyen of scottish political journalism a woman who's been covering scottish elections since alaska with a tunnel action of 1000 some to 4 i'm delighted to be joined by refreshment i'm not sure i'm delighted to be carbon dated clay that alex ruth the party of the main party leader says gemma carbon boss johnson a both been in scotland last week but neither visit was an annoyed success nor toll in fact boris johnson has taken a leaf of the tories i'm a pre-book and he's been going round in kind of hermetically sealed ports you see i mean he went to enter distillery but or only only journalists an authorised people were allowed in there was no punters unload into us can questions and when somebody remonstrated with them from the press corps he said well you're a voter aren't you so he sees is being kept well away from anything resembling the electorate and jeremy corbyn well jeremy corbin came up and there had a lot of diffic

this time, that didn't happen, unless you regard the alliance party, a very soft unionist party, but essentially the alliance party and sinn fein, m ost of the divide was about brexit, and the point is that two people were elected who were totally against brexit, or totally against a hard crash out brexit, versus one. so arguably things are getting a little more fluid, and of course northern ireland now divides demographically between catholic and protestant, both heading towards 45%, but there is a significant sort of new immigrant population, but also people who don't strongly identify as either, and in certain instances, in the be lfast city council, can actually swing things when there is a reasonable decision to be taken versus an unreasonable one. so i think, now, you see, one of the things, the great cry 100 years ago was that home rule would be rome rule, which is why ulster unionists were opposed. now of course you have a situation where things like same-sex marriage and even a moderate form of abortion have been legislated in the republic, and are not legislated for in nort

the other main stories this lunchtime: the snp says it would try to form an alliance with other parties to lock the conservatives out of government after the election and promises to stop the nhs being privatised. we will fight tooth and nail any attempts to expose the national health service to a post—brexit trade deal with donald trump. the bbc announces plans for two prime—time election debates — a head—to—head between borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn, and one with all the main british parties. jail for an 18—year—old man who stabbed to death his teenage girlfriend ellie gould. and the emotions of a d—day veteran as he sees a memorial being built for his fallen friends. i had a job to do. all these fellows did a good job. all these men, these wonderful men. and coming up on bbc news...

the cross—community alliance party in northern ireland has launched its general election manifesto. ampaign, calling for a new eu referendum, with the option to stay in the eu. like the majority of people in northern ireland we recognise the huge benefits of a membership to the eu. we also believe our future lies at the heart of the eu, working together with other european nations together with other european nations to tackle the major challenges the headlines on bbc news: in a highly unusual intervention, the chief rabbi criticises what he calls the labour leadership‘s failure to deal with anti—semitism, in an article for the times newspaper. levels of greenhouse gases break new records, as experts express their fears for the future of the planet. after 39 migrants' bodies were found in a lorry container in essex, a man pleads guilty to plotting to assist illegal immigration. the cinema operator, vue, has defended its decision to withdraw the gang film, blue story, after more than 25 incidents were reported, in several of its venues, during the first day of its release. a mass figh

party. how many takers have you had for this idea of an alliance against the conservatives? ook at the tourist —— with the liberal democrats. every single member of the snp group voted against triggering article 50. we voted against leaving the european union every single member. and let‘s not forget you had the liberal democrat mp losing the whip because that person was back in brexit. they were split as a grip on that. i‘m sorry, but let‘s... —— split as a group. the liberal democrats, like some others, won‘t let facts getting in the way of a good debate. the snp are the most united and strongest remain party in westminster and i hope that will remain so after the election. some people have described us as an effective opposition to the conservative party. we are determined to work with others to lock out the tories and stop brexit. let‘s look at a financial fact. the snp are the most united and strongest remain party in westminster and i hope that will remain so after the election. some people have described us as effective opposition to the conservative party. we are dete

ulster unionist party and the alliance party as well is a number of candidates standing as independents but 1st to scotland and to alex but i'm joined from glasgow by the doyen of scottish political journalism a woman who's been covering scottish watch and since the last stroke. of 19 some do for the.

the cross—community alliance party in northern ireland has launched its general election manifesto. it at the centre of its campaign — calling for a fresh eu referendum with the option to remain in the eu. like the majority of people in northern ireland, we recognise the huge benefits of the eu membership that it has brought to northern ireland. and we also believe that our future lies at the heart of the eu, working together with other european nations to tackle the major challenges which lie ahead. the leader of the scottish national party, nicola sturgeon, has been speaking to andrew neil on the daily politics programme on bbc two. mr neil began by asking the first minister of scotland if she would backjeremy corbyn or borisjohnson. i don't want a borisjohnson government. ajeremy corbyn—led government wouldn't be my first preference. i would rather scotland didn't have to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea. but there's no other way, really. well, look. if there's a hung parliament and the snp hold the balance of power, you're absolutely right. we have to choose — and i

the cross—community alliance party in northern ireland has launched its general election manifesto. naomi long, says they will put brexit at the centre of its campaign, calling for a fresh eu referendum, with the option to remain in the eu. like the majority of people in northern ireland, we recognise the huge benefits of the eu membership that it has brought to northern ireland. and we also believe that our future lies at the heart of the eu, working together with other european nations to tackle the major challenges which lie ahead. laura kuenssberg is in westminster this evening for us. we have had most, if not all, of the manifesto is now, what can we expect over the course of this campaign? campaigns and policies are slightly strange, they are a bit like pouring concrete. at the beginning, all the politicians are out there clamouring to get their manifestos across and clamouring to be heard, but it takes a while for that to be set and for the public to really start paying attention to exactly what is being promised. but now we are at pretty much the halfway mark with three weeks

ulster unionist party and the alliance party as well it's a number of candidates sounding as independents but 1st to scotland and to alex. and i'm joined from glasgow by the doyen of scottish political journalism a woman who's been covering scottish elections since alaska with 10 election of 1000 some to 4 i'm delighted to be joined by roof wishart i'm not sure i'm delighted to be carbon dated claim that alex ruth the departed the main party leader said gemma carbon bought us johnson of both been in scotland and last week but neither visit was an annoyed success no atoll in fact boris johnson has taken.

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the cross—community alliance party in northern ireland has launched its general election manifesto. says they will put brexit at the centre of their campaign, calling for a new eu referendum with the option to stay in the eu. like the majority of people in northern ireland, we recognise the huge benefits of the eu membership that it has brought to northern ireland. and we also believe that our future lies at the heart of the eu, working together with other european nations to tackle the major challenges which lie ahead. labour has pledged to "put bad landlords out of business" and bring in rent controls in england, as part of its election campaign. the party claims a quarter of all privately rented property is damp, cold, in need of repair, or unsafe to live in. under labour's plans, landlords in england would face an annual property mot, with fines for substandard conditions. there'd be a cap on rent rises, no more than the national rate of inflation. and there'd be new protections against unfair evictions, with "open—ended tenancies". but landlords say the new laws would lead to a

with vital macron again costing doubt on the current agenda of the near 70 year old military alliance party's war guys the if looks at the roots of the tensions one of the 1st symptoms of irrelevance is when you find yourself having to remind people that you're relevant successful and someone's got off in a bit of a verbal self-congratulatory blitzkrieg need to is a strong alliance but more than that we are adapting it we are agile and we are active so we are responding to a changing world and the reason why nato is the most successful launch of these 2 it is that we have been able to change in the world is changing and that's exactly what we have done over the last years that's exactly what we are doing nato is the most successful alliance in history. an alliance that strive to join showing the historic suspects of nickel and liberal nato and it has been the most successful alliance in the history there is more much more in the star machine amount of a standing valid i think a step back look at it objectively almost 30 years since the cold war ended and nato hasn't changed almost nothing abo

the scottish national party launches its election campaign, saying it's seeking an alliance with other parties to lock the conservatives out of government and promising to stop the nhs being privatised. ten teenagers — including two 15—year—old boys — have been named among the 39 people from vietnam who were found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex. the opening of london's crossrail project is delayed until 2021 — as europe's biggest infrastructure scheme is set to go another £650 million over budget. authorities in australia say an "unprecedented" number of emergency—level bushfires are threatening the state of new south wales. so he moves in here with his gameiro leg and the first time... and the good liar pits sir ian mckellan as a conman who targets a wealthy widow played by helen mirren. find out what mark kermode thinks of that and the rest of the week's top releases in the film review. good evening. a woman has died after being swept away by floodwater, as parts of the midlands and northern england were battered by a month's worth of rain in one day. the woman's body was reco

the main opposition party, labour, is being left out of this alliance because the party itself is splite issue do you think this strategy by the remaining alliance can potentially have the opposite effect and actually weaken the remain campaign? i think there are 13 seats that are actually very strong labour strongholds that are among these are 60 or so swap my seat .com things has to be people have suggested that if labour got m, have suggested that if labour got in, it would be a very strong possibility thatjeremy corbyn might hold another referendum next year, thatis hold another referendum next year, that is something that is on the table. would that be the best chance of defeating brexit and remaining in the eu? this is obviously from the remain perspective. it could end up coming back to bite them in this respect. again, do people vote for the party they have always supported and believed in or do they vote based on remain or leave? what is going to be betterfor the based on remain or leave? what is going to be better for the country, it isa going to be better for the country, it

the scottish national party launches its election campaign saying it's seeking an alliance with other parties to lock the conservatives out of government, and promising to stop the nhs being privatised. we will fight tooth and nail any attempt to expose the national health service to a post—brexit trade deal with donald trump. a teenager who murdered his 17—year—old girlfriend ellie gould in a "frenzied attack" is jailed fora minimum of 12—and—a—half years. authorities in australia say an "unprecedented" number of emergency—level bushfires are threatening the state of new south wales. and the good liar pits sir ian mckellen as a conman who targets a wealthy widow played by helen mirren. find out what mark kermode thinks of that and the rest of the week's top releases, in the film review. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at 5pm. a woman has died after being swept away by floodwater, as parts of the midlands and northern england were battered by a month's worth of rain in one day. the woman's body was recovered from the river derwent in derbyshire this morning. in yorkshire, peo

the snp leader, nicola sturgeon, has said the party would try to form an alliance with other parties out of government after the election. the snp is also promising a bill that would protect the nhs from privatisation and future trade deals, saying the health service is "not for sale at any price". our scotland correspondent james shaw reports. nicola sturgeon launched her party's campaign with a warning. this was, she said, the most important election for generations to come. why? because it will determine the future of the united kingdom in or out of the european union and the future of scotland, in or out of the uk. and she looked ahead to a post—election landscape where it was possible that no party might have a majority. brexit, brexit. a vote for the snp, in contrast, is a vote to escape brexit. a vote for the snp is a vote to take scotland's future out the hands of borisjohnson and a broken westminster system. there was a long list of demands to secure the snp's support for a minority labour government. control over immigration and drug and employment law, and an end to univer

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you have the unite to remain, the alliance of remaining parties can read into that. o remain, the alliance of remaining parties, plaid cymru, lib dems and the greens. you have individual races with high profile people standing as independents. then people from the parties he had done deals or not deals and some of the rejected people standing as independents. —— who had done. that may different elections. all of that makes this elections. all of that makes this election completely fascinating and unpredictable and very hard to read. that said, it is clear the brexit party is more likely to take votes from conservative turning voters than labour voters but it is central to the tory strategy by trying to get hacked off disgruntled labour neither in places like bishop auckland and parts of the midlands and parts of the north—east. that is their target and that is a gamble. in numberio and their target and that is a gamble. in number 10 and tory hq, they reckon we might be living through this big alignment where people recognise more leave the assets remain banned tory ag

party. the only way to solve this is to build a leave alliance across this country. that doesn't mean just conservatives and the brexit party. there are labour figures out there that i have spoken to who would more than happily stand in the selection if we could put this coalition together. but, if it was done, boris johnson would win a very big majority. and, on that manifesto, we really could get "brexit" done, in fa ct, really could get "brexit" done, in fact, to quote a friend of mine," we've become an unstoppable force". nigel fry said that the brexit party was ready to stand in every seat in england, scotland and wales, if borisjohnson did england, scotland and wales, if boris johnson did not england, scotland and wales, if borisjohnson did not ditch the exit deal and the former leave alliance. —— and form a leave alliance. —— nigel farage. the chances seem slim. we are not interested in any pact, we are in this to win it and we know that only a vote for the conservative party will deliver brexit, only a vote for the conservatives will protect the union so we co

the snp seeks an alliance with other parties to lock the conservatives out of government, and promises— a head to head between borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn, and one with all the main british parties. london's delayed east—west railway crossrail will not open next year, but services will begin to run as soon as possible in 2021. the project was initially due to be completed in december last year, but this date was missed due to a series of problems. announcing the latest delay, crossrail‘s chief executive mark wild also said the cost of the project could reach £18.25 billion, an increase of £650 million on the previously agreed total. the impeachment inquiry into president trump's dealings with ukraine gets under way again on capitol hill today. acting white house chief of staffjohn ‘mick‘ mulvaney has been asked to testify, but is not likely to appear. public impeachment hearings will also begin next wednesday. they will investigate allegations that the president improperly sought help from ukraine to boost his chances of re—election. he's denied any wrongdoing. how's this for dedica

let's briefly return to this pact and alliance amongst parties who wa nt to and alliance amongst partiesher ado, this time i promise you we will bring you baroness brinton of the liberal democrats. one of the reasons we are having the election is that parliament is completely elected and the —— divided on the country completely divided. and we know that by having this arrangement it means for the first time we will have more mp5 who can help deliver a remain in the eu result. it's ten past nine, day two of the election campaign and there's already a blizzard of election news. strap yourself in, we have five weeks of this. thank you, chris mason and at 945 this. thank you, chris mason and at 9115 we will take a closer look at the labour plans, the amount of money they plan to spend and put into the economy which they will talk about and john mcdonnell will be talking about in liverpool, later, £150 million, so we will be taking a closer look at how you would spend that much money. a man has been arrested after 15 people were found in the back of a lorry in wiltshire. police made the disco

alliance. if the business ignores its customers, it will go bust. the conservative partywe always thought was the right way forward and actually take more time over that, through until the end ofjune, and use what has an existing wto arrangement, article 24, of the wto rules, then you can agree terms and a sign that. i have been over, met very senior people at the wto and they have said to me at the beginning of this year that you could turn the political declaration into an article 24 agreement really quite simply. that is what the prime minister should do, we believe that it isa minister should do, we believe that it is a very sensible, reasonable compromise and the prime minister has got a couple of weeks to look at it and think about it and come back to us. the truth is that you know it is highly unlikely borisjohnson will accept that because he has firmly said this is his brexit deal and is likely to be central to the conservative party manifesto. if you put up candidates against boris johnson, you actually risk letting labour, through the middle and you could risk b

parties. the only way to solve this is to build a leave alliance across this country. mean just conservatives and the brexit party. there are labour figures out there that i have spoken to who would more than happily stand in this election if we could put this coalition together. but if it was done, borisjohnson would win a very big majority. and on that manifesto, we really could get brexit done, in fact, to quote a friend of mine, we'd become an unstoppable force. nigel farage said the brexit party was ready to stand in every seat in england, scotland and wales, if boris johnson didn't ditch his brexit deal and form a leave alliance. the chances of that seem slim. we're not interested in doing any pacts with the brexit party, or indeed with anybody else. we are in this to win it, and we know that only a vote for the conservative party will deliver brexit, only a vote will protect the union so we don't have two referendums next year, causing the end of brexit and potentially the end of the union, and ultimately it is only a vote for borisjohnson that will stop jeremy

the cross—community alliance party in northern ireland has launched its general election manifesto. r is not been granted a new licence to operate in london. it was considered not to be a fit and proper operator. the company says it will appeal. two british nationals who were abducted in the philippines have been released during a military operation. they were captured by militants allied with the islamic state group on the southern island last month. the foreign secretary dominic rob has praised the tremendous —— dominic rob. the pair are undergoing medical checks. jewels described as priceless have been stolen from one of germany‘s most elite collections. the pieces, containing diamonds, rubies, and sapphires were taken from the green vault museum in dresden. damien mcguinness reports. this could be the biggest art theft post—war germany has ever seen. three priceless sets of 18th—century jewellery have been stolen. each collection contains around 40 items, diamonds, gold jewellery and gem encrusted cuff links, all worn hundreds of years ago by european royalty. unique, irreplaceab

he gave the conservative party, i think until mid—november to decide whether they wanted to take him up on this leave alliance was that if they ditched borisjohnson‘s brexit deal then maybe they could come up with some sort of electoral pact. as far as it is concerned between the brexit party and the conservative party at the moment it seems to be game on. the difficulty for the brexit party is that the campaign moves beyond brexit quite quickly into other policy areas. this party has only been formed for a few months and was formed originally to fight the european parliament elections. and did very well in those. did very well in those elections. the question is whether it has the policy range it would need for a general election campaign. a general selection of policies will need to be available from all parties. this may hinge on how much it is an election about brexit or how much other parties like labour can steer it onto other issues. it does depend to some extent as to whether this is a brexit election or an election on other issues. it seems likely that the public will want to hear about a range of to

speaking on lbc, mr farage said the two parties need to form an alliance, but refused to comment on speculationy would field fewer candidates, to give boris johnson a better chance of winning the election next month. a 12—year—old girl has been hit by a car while trick or treating in liverpool. police believe the vehicle involved was shot at prior to the collision in the croxteth area of the city at around 7:50pm yesterday evening. this the girl was taken to hospital with serious but not life—threatening injuries, while the driver was treated forfacial injuries. mps have criticised the whirlpool group for the time it's taken to deal with potentially dangerous tumble dryers that have been linked to a spate of fires. the business select committee also said it was disgraceful that several customers who'd been the victim of fires had been made to sign non—disclosure agreements. victims of the contaminated blood scandal have written to the prime minister asking for an urgent meeting to discuss financial support. it's thought tens of thousands were infected with hiv and hepatitis c after being given

the snp launch their election campaign, saying they would try to form an alliance with other parties, the conservatives out of power. an 18—year—old boy is jailed for minimum of 12 and half years, for the murder of his former girlfriend. now on bbc news, a look ahead to sportsday at 6.30 tonight. coming up on bbc news, there is expected to be a record crowd at wembley as england hold germany. phil neville is more interested in a victory than numbers after winning just one game in their last six. we will be live in dubai for the paralympics. tensions are rising between liverpool and manchester city and in the first round of the fa cup potential upset is on the cards is leaked to carlisle play non—league side dulwich hamlet. that is on sports the at 630. now, it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a mixed bag. the good liar, a super ripe drama starring helen mirren and ian mckellen. we have the irishman, martin scorsese and netflix from thatis ma

discuss the problem together with experts inside the alliance than than criticizing the alliance and. your party the credibility of the alliance. next week nato leaders meet in london for a special summit to markets creation 70 years ago during the cold winning it was a time when members agreed on their aims and who was the enemy today its leaders are politically poll. the security challenges have changed nato might not be at death's door yet but most members now expose concede that for it to survive successfully it needs a fresh approach especially about fla i'll just sirrah paris meanwhile france and fellow member turkey a locked in a war of words ahead of next week's nato summit and cross says that ankara put nato mission at risk with its recent military operation in northern syria but turkey's president says that mccraw doesn't understand the situation just pick the security didn't but. i respect the security interests of a turkish fellow who has suffered many terrorist attacks on its soil but one cannot on one hand say that we are allies with respect to this demand else all the dirty and on

the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, has called on borisjohnson to ditch his withdrawal agreement with the european union and form an alliance with his party in the upcoming general election. speaking at his campaign launch, he said he'd field a candidate in every seat in britain if the prime minister didn't drop his brexit plans, which he described as a "sell—out". today, mrjohnson said in an interview with the bbc that doing deals with other parties would putjeremy corbyn into number10. more on that shortly, but first, here'sjohn pienaar. the biggest grin in politics, but what's he got to smile about? nigel farage's party is trailing in the polls, but still grabbing tory votes. so his ultimatum to borisjohnson today — drop your deal, leave the brexit party to fight labour in many leave—voting areas or we'll take on tories across the country. there are around about 150 seats in this country that are labour—held constituencies that the conservative party have never, ever won in their history. that i think is how a deal of this kind would work, a nonaggression pact of this kind would work, and i think it would be to our advan

discuss the problem we gather with experts inside the alliance than then criticizing the alliance and. your party the credibility of the alliance. next week nato leaders meet in london for a special summit to mark its creation 70 years ago during the cold winning it was a time when members agreed on their aims and who was the enemy today its leaders are politically polarized and the security challenges have changed nato might not be at death's door yet but most members an expose concede that for it to survive successfully it needs a fresh approach. i'll just sirrah paris. the death toll from tuesday's earthquake in albania has risen to at least 41 people rescue workers are continuing to search for survivors amongst the rubble of collapsed buildings but hopes of finding anyone alive enough fading a magnitude 6.4 earthquake was the most powerful to hit the country in decades. the u.n. says unaccompanied refugee children living in greece are at risk of abuse and exploitation the u.n. high commissioner for refugees is spent the past 2 days visiting the overcrowded camps on the greek island of lesbos

discuss the problem we gather with experts inside the alliance than then criticizing the alliance and. your party the credibility of the alliance. next week nato leaders meet in london for a special summit to mark its creation 70 years ago during the cold winning it was a time when members agreed on their aims and who was the enemy today its leaders are politically poll. the security challenges have changed nato might not be at death's door yet but most members now expose concede that for it to survive successfully it needs a fresh approach. i'll just sirrah paris still to come on al-jazeera the devastating crash which killed $95.00 football fans 30 years ago the former british police chief in charge of the match is found not guilty of manslaughter. and historic victory for women's rights in sudan as the government scraps its controversial public order act. hello there as we head towards the weekend it does look as if some balls europe might finally get a bit of a break and the very unsettled conditions we have seen for such a long time now there's still plenty of clouds but some areas seeing les

party for the other. and what about an alliance between the tories and the brexit party?l farage, but because boris johnson already has 60% of the leave vote, he is hoping there will be tactical voting, ie, vote, he is hoping there will be tacticalvoting, ie, some vote, he is hoping there will be tactical voting, ie, some of those people who would perhaps prefer to leave without a deal and maybe don‘t even think borisjohnson is entirely lacking in response to billeting for the failure to meet the 31st of october deadline that in the end, they will still vote conservative on they will still vote conservative on the grounds that it is the best way to deliver brexit. the ukip vote got squeezed in 2016, we are waiting to see whether this happens to the brexit party this time round. thank you. now let‘s have a look at your business news. in your business headlines. mothercare is to go into administration putting 2500 jobs at risks. the store chain‘s demise will mean 79 shops closing across the country. the baby goods retailer said that it was "not capable of returning to a lev

spontaneous independent leaderless movement and they're calling for change those in the governing alliance that some parties are hijacking right in the way of popular anger to change the balance of power in the country which currently is. safer and more and more statements are being made by u.s. officials for example saying that they are siding with the protesters they are not influencing the outcome but siding with the protesters and then you have the passion foreign minister lavrov saying that. the protesters. technocrat government is the stick so russia now weighing in on this crisis now people in the streets say this is what they're fighting for. but it is still a long battle. saying no thanks very much. the police have gathered outside a hong kong shopping mall where hundreds of people have been holding a peaceful demonstration the sit in protest marked 4 months since an attack by suspected gang members on protesters and journalists so the clock has more from hong kong. this weekend is hong kong's district council elections a record number of 4300000 people have registered to vote now the increase of t

parties. the only way to solve this is to build a leave alliance across this country. mean just conservatives and the brexit party. there are labour figures out there that i have spoken to who would more than happily stand in this election if we could put this coalition together. but if it was done, borisjohnson would win a very big majority. and on that manifesto, we really could get brexit done, in fact, to quote a friend of mine, we'd become an unstoppable force. nigel farage said the brexit party was ready to stand in every seat in england, scotland and wales, if boris johnson didn't ditch his brexit deal and the form a leave alliance. the chances of that seem slim. we're not interested in doing any pacts with the brexit party, or indeed with anybody else. we are in this to win it, and we know that only a vote for the conservative party will deliver brexit, only a vote will protect the union so we don't have two referendums next year, causing the end of brexit and potentially the end of the union, and ultimately it is only a vote for borisjohnson that will stop jer

the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, has called on borisjohnson to abandon his withdrawal agreement with the eu, and form an alliancethe upcoming election. mr farage said he‘d field a candidate in every seat in britain if the prime minister didn‘t drop his brexit plans, which he described as a sellout. today mrjohnson told the bbc that doing deals with other parties would putjeremy corbyn into number10. more on that shortly, but first, here‘sjohn pienaar. the biggest grin in politics, but what has he got to smile about? nigel farage‘s party is trailing in the polls but still grabbing tory votes. so his ultimatum to borisjohnson today, drop your deal, leave the brexit party to fight labour in many leave voting areas, or we will take on tories across the country. there are around about 150 seats in this country that are labour held constituencies that the conservative party have never, ever won in their history. that i think is how a deal of this kind would work, a nonaggression pact of this kind would work, and i think it would be to our advantage, to their advantage but most importantly, to brexit‘s advantage. so, a

the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, has called on borisjohnson to ditch his withdrawal agreement with the european union, and form an alliance in the upcoming general election. speaking at his campaign launch, he said he would field a candidate in every seat in britain, if the prime minister didn't drop his brexit plans, which he described as a "sell out". today mrjohnson said in an interview with the bbc, that doing deals with other parties, would putjeremy corbyn into number ten. more on that shortly, but first, here'sjohn pienaar. the biggest grin in politics but what has he got to smile about? nigel farage's party is trailing in the polls but still grabbing tory votes. so his ultimatum to borisjohnson today, drop your deal, leave the brexit party to fight labour in many leave voting areas, or we will take on tories across the country. there are around about 150 seats in this country that are labour held constituencies that the conservative party have never, ever won in their history. that i think is how a deal of this kind would work, a nonaggression pact of this kind would work, and i think it would be to our advantage,

the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, has called on borisjohnson to ditch his withdrawal agreement with the european union and form an alliance with his party in the upcoming general election. speaking at his campaign launch, he said he'd field a candidate in every seat in britain, if the prime minister didn't drop his brexit plans, which he described as a "sell—out". today, mrjohnson said in an interview with the bbc that doing deals with other parties would putjeremy corbyn into number10. more on that shortly, but first, here'sjohn pienaar. the biggest grin in politics, but what's he got to smile about? nigel farage‘s party is trailing in the polls, but still grabbing tory votes. so his ultimatum to borisjohnson today — drop your deal, leave the brexit party to fight labour in many leave—voting areas or we'll take on tories across the country. there are around about 150 seats in this country that are labour—held constituencies that the conservative party have never, ever won in their history. that i think is how a deal of this kind would work, a nonaggression pact of this kind would work, and i think it would be to our adva

from the center right national party is favored to win he finished 2nd in the 1st round of voting but a new alliance he formed with other conservative parties is expected to help him to victory. to colombia now where the government has ordered a curfew in the capital bogota this comes amid widespread protests across the country against potential pension and labor of forms several people have been killed in clashes in the last 2 days alone now the president the country's president yvonne duke a is calling for a quote national conversation in an effort to return peace to the streets. this is what thursday's demonstrations left behind colombia's he just confrontations didn't just lead to the loss of property official say the 3 people died in the violent clashes between police and protesters. it's horrible this is not how you ask for things. in this country you should ask for change in an intelligent way but those vandalizing the city don't even know what they're asking for. the. top officials were quick to respond to the devastation. and the colombian people can be assured that we will not allow any va

party's candidates. it comes days after he offered to form an electoral alliance with the conservative party, an offer whichpondentjessica parker. walking into this election, nigel farage