when prime minister boris johnson was rushed to hospital in london britain held its breath and the prime minister's popularity soared it took months for the hill effect to wear off could the same thing now happen to president trump or will has succumbing to the virus reinforce accusation that he and his entourage have not taken it seriously enough until of course they found it knocking at the door of the white house until ordinary americans wonder why they don't have access to the experimental drugs which seem to work the presidential oracle in double quick time attention has also been focused on the event at the white house rose garden to recognize supreme court nominee amy corney ballot numerous people who attended this event have already tested positive and events where social distancing seemed very far from their norm so while the president gave a sympathy vote or loose support from those who think he got called that appoint himself will he be admired for his rapid recovery or resented for his privileged access to treatment alex is joined by professor joe white of kipp western reserv

london is back at the negotiating table britain and the european union are due to resume their trade offs today in an effort to avoid a no deal breaks it at the end of the queue. and germany has reported a new record number of corona virus cases for the latest update new figures stands at more than 11000 cases one of them health minister jens meanwhile businesses are worried about the potential of further attempts. and that's your business update here to tell you at this hour from me and the team member lynn as always thanks so much in. the by. the by. the by. the by. from my shoes will become a shoe. to me by. the beginning of the end of animal based products. but which will turn a do is work and which ones are the. new ideas from the global market made any. only. with different languages we fight a different thing that's fine let me also make up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for mines. pigs in tight airless cages cows that don't know the taste of fresh grass chickens that never go outdoors that's the

in the men's, brent lakatos, at 40, won his first london marathon ahead of britain's david weir.tion. olympic qualification. whether you are, all you give it everything. whoever you are, all you give it everything. time for a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. there was a big shock at the french open, with women's top seed simona halep knocked out by unseeded 19 year old iga swiatek injust 68 minutes. no such trouble for the 12 time champion at roland garros, rafa nadal. he dropped just four games as he reached the quarter finals with a straight sets victory over sebastian korda. englishman aaron rai has won the scottish open after beating fellow countryman tommy fleetwood in a tense playoff. fleetwood had the chance to take it to an extra hole but he missed a 3—foot putt to hand the world number 183 his second european tour title. and "sottsass" has won europe's richest horse race, the prix de l‘arc de triomphe at longchamp, beating the hotly tipped frankie dettori mount enable — who was going for a third victory. bristol are in the premiership p

. >> [speaking french] >> britain signed its first major post-brexit deal was japan. londonng the agreement with proof britain can settle on its own. it is expected to boost trade with japan by $15 billion and make english products like cheddar cheese, pork and biscuits keeper in japan. -- cheaper in japan. >> it has been framed as the first u.k. post-brexit trade victory, a bilateral pact with japan, negotiated and a few months over the summer. for the british trade secretary, the deal proves the u.k. will have little difficulty obtning free trade agreements on its own. >> that used to be said an independent u.k. would not be able to strike major trade deals or they would take years to conclude. to date we prove the naysayers wrong with ts groundbreaking british shaped deal that was agreed in record time. >> the by lateral agreement, which largely mirrors the existing deal between the european union and japan, is expected to boost london's trade with tokyo by 15 billion pounds per year. the pact removes nearly all japanese tariffs on british exports to japan. and will remov

has only worsened matters buried underneath the stories that for that elusive produce in britain and america london you whose transport authority has lost its huge amounts of revenue because of 90 radically reducing passage and the truth is only the u.k. national government has the kind of resources are most to deliver and improve this country the many crossings along the river thames are critical to connecting the british capital the question is will the public purse be generous enough to stop. london's bridges from falling down. al-jazeera london. china's annual golden week holiday has seen hundreds of millions of people taking advantage of relaxed coronavirus restrictions for a quick getaway domestic tourist trips are at 80 percent of preponderant figures to make up pollen reports. coming home this crowd is part of an estimated half a 1000000000 people who celebrated the golden week holiday as tourists the railway station is packed scenes that would have been unimaginable just a few months ago because of the pandemic nearly 10 months after the croon a virus 1st surfaced in china the country is o

has only worsened matters buried underneath this story is that for the news oh it is in britain and america london whose transport authority has lost its huge amounts of revenue because of troop 90 radically reducing passage and the truth is only the u.k. national government has the kind of resources are most to deliver and improve this country the many crossings along the river thames are critical to connecting the british capital the question is will the public purse be generous enough to stop. london speech is from falling down. al-jazeera. city this is al jazeera and these are the top stories and our media and as a buddy john have agreed on a ceasefire to go in a car back the countries have been fighting over the disputed region russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov announced a truce in moscow where both sides were meeting alexander geneviève should go for it has more from the.

from actually coming to london which was originally the plan however there are talks a possibly phone call so there are talks about how these talks are going to continue so britain has not completely slammed the door hasn't said this is all going to and we are going to leave with it no deal a lot of commentators here in london are thinking that this is further posturing you have to remember that boris johnson was always somebody who said we have to be believable that we will leave without a deal otherwise we won't get what he what we want say we know that there are some crucial issues that are still sort of not being agreed upon fisheries being one of them and then also there is the issue of how much the u.k. government can subsidize u.k. companies so that the issue of stay safe and we know that progress has been made but it's not there yet they don't really have the agreement that said that they wanted to have it at the 15th of october so this could be a move by boris johnson just to exert more pressure on the european union alexandra from norman do you leaders believe a deal can still be done. well they say they do they do believe that an agreement can be reac

michelle obama is in berlin for government talks amid mounting pressure on london and brussels to agree on the terms of britain's departure foreign minister heiko masand a school of the named for quick progress to avoid an ideal scenario and yet also held talks with chancellor angela merkel. police in belarus have used water cannon to break up a rally demanding the release of political prisoners tens of thousands of protesters have again marched through the capital minsk or dorothy's are refusing to allow foreign journalists to cover the mounting opposition to hardline they later alexander lukashenko. an all too familiar scene in minsk these days at peaceful anti-government protest. were quickly put down by the will thirty's the difference today was that it was very seen these outlets there to cover it just days earlier barely received all thirty's withdrew the accreditation of all foreign journalists in the country this footage was posted on social media ordinary by the rescinds had also been warned.

from actually coming to london of it was originally the plan however there are talks a possibly the phone call say there are talks about how these talks are going to continue so britain has not completely slammed the door hasn't said this is all going to and we are going to leave with it no deal a lot of commentators here in london are thinking that this is further posturing you have to remember that boris johnson was always somebody who said we have to be believable that we will leave without a deal otherwise we won't get what you what we won say we know that there are some crucial issues that are still sort of not being agreed upon fisheries being one of them and then also there is the issue of how much the u.k. government can subsidize u.k. companies so that the issue of stay safe and we know that progress has been made but it's not there yet they don't really have the agreement that far as johnson has said that they wanted to have at the 15th of october so this could be a move by boris johnson just to exert more pressure on the european union alexandra from norman do you leaders believe a deal can still be done. well they say they do they do believe that an agree

feeling they had secured the full length of the nile britain's decision makers in london began to put in place the next phase of their master plan economic gain. from quite early on the british also decided to transform egypt into the cotton farm where the textile industry is and like it here in the. british reliance on egyptian cotton began to increase. to boost the harvest the british set out to revolutionize egypt's irrigation system a system dating back thousands of years. they gave a oddity to the vote countries deny countries their old engineers while the planners remained down from the colonials service and teed experienced guys. given a lot of plans another political freedom so that they really can take the nile in hand. the british came up with the idea for a dam in southern egypt to hold back the nile flood and use its waters for irrigation. construction on the ass when low dam began in 181009. it was officially opened 3 years later at the time it was the largest stone dam of its kind ever built. britain wanted to ensure the full flow with the nile reached egypt to maximize

london. >> reporter: with confirmed covid cases in britain at an all-time high, it may sound crazy that researchers plan to expose people to the virus on purpose in the first-ever covid challenge trial. lthy youngealthy young volunteers volunteers will first get a vaccine, and then a dose of live virus. >> we need to have ways of comparing vaccines head to head, seeing what they do in terms of treating the immune system, seeing what they do in terms of defense against infection. >> reporter: did you lose any sleep over making your decision? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: jason crowele, an american lawyer in london, volunteered to be infected to help end the pandemic. >> there's just not a lot i think that most of us can do, so this was something. >> reporter: the u.k. government is investing more than $40 million in the challenge trial. it's set to start in january, and if all goes well, there should be multiple vaccines to test by then. meanwhile, coronavirus is shutting irish pubs and other nonessential businesses as ireland becomes the first country in europe to go back into full lockdown. >> i

so there is a lot of frantic repositioning going on at the moment here in london by this administration in britaint i don't think joe biden will find a bill particularly warm towards this british government and they'll have to work particularly hard to change that. >> stay with us, everyone. when we come back we will discuss what happens to the republican party if donald trump loses and what happens to the country if he wins. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. iphone 12 and iphone 12 pro are here on verizon 5g. this new iphone plus verizon 5g... game changer. (vo) with the coverage of 5g nationwide and in more and more cities, the performance of 5g ultra wideband, the fastest 5g in the world. whoa. i downloaded a whole movie in under 30 seconds, how is that possible? (vo) now get iphone 12 on us when you switch. i want this phone. (vo) this is the 5g phone everyone wants on the 5g

miedema makes history, in the north london derby as arsenal crush spurs to stay top of the wsl. and a first grand tour stage win for britain'san—hart, who jumps up the giro leaderboard. hello, and welcome to sportsday. well, what a match to tell you about in north london this evening. all the talk centred on this man — gareth bale — ahead of tottenham's game against west ham. and after spurs were 3—0 up at half time — and cruising. it seemed the perfect point to make his long awaited second appearance in a spurs shirt off the bench. the hammers had other ideas, though — launching an incredible comeback. as adam wild reports. the surroundings may have changed. the surroundings may have changed. the reception, perhaps, a little bit quieter then he trained. but this is him making himself home once more. the substitutes bench at tottenham not quite the plan, but when his new team—mates are playing like this even he could only sit back and marvel. against west ham, it took under a minute to score the opening goal. partnership with harry kane has lit up the season. i was later, spurs were at it again. 2—0. totte n ha m spurs were

london, which was originally the plan. however, there are talks, possibly phone calls, so there are talks about how these talks will continue. britainas not completely slammed the door, has not said this is all going to end and we are going to leave with no deal. a lot of commentators in london are thinking that this is further posturing. you have to remember that boris johnson was always somebody who said we have to be believable that we will leave without a deal. otherwise we won't get what we want. we know that there are some crucial issues that are still sort of not being agreed upon. fisheries being one of them. also, there's the issue of how much the u.k. government can subsidize u.k. companies. we know the progress has been made, but it's not there yet. they don't really have the agreement that boris johnson has said they wanted to have on october 15, so this could be a move just to exert more pressure on the european union. phil: do eu leaders believe a deal can still be done? >> they say they do. they believe an agreement can be reached, even though the clock is ticking. she just mentioned the sticking point, and the leader

was sexually abused by the former us team doctor larry nasser, including at the london olympics in 2012. it comes as britain'so go through what she suffered. here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. such a powerful gymnast... winning bronze atjust 16 years old was a dream come true. amy tinkler, looking very at home! but the treatment she says she's had since has been more like a nightmare. a bbc news story in august led to the woman she lodged a complaint of mental abuse about, national team head coach amanda reddin, stepping aside, pending investigation. she denies all allegations. but despite concluding that complaint, british gymnastics still hasn't told tinkler the outcome. i would give up that medal to not have gone through what i did. not many people can say they've got an olympic medal, and the fact that i'd just rather not have that, to have gone through what i went through, it's really sad. three—times olympic champion aly raisman shared a podium with amy that day in rio. she can sympathise. it's heartbreaking. because, you know, as a little girl, you dream of going to the olympics. and every

so there is a lot of frantic repositioning going on at the moment here in london by this administration in britainbut i don't think joe biden will find a bill particularly warm towards in british government. >> stay a with us, everyone. when we come back we will discuss what happens to the republican party if donald trump loses and what happens to the country if he wins. and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's journey, just better. we knew that this was, really, really bad. we had ample forewarning. but we did almost no testing, almost no contact tracing. completely ignored the science, completely ignored the warning signs. there were things that could have been done. a lot of people have died needlessly, and there's nothing more frustrating than feeling like you're fighting against someone who should have your back. we are not going to stamp this out unless we have a change of leadership. ff

miedema makes history, in the north london derby, which sees arsenal crush spurs to stay top of the wsl. and a first grand tour stage win for britain'se to sportsday. well, what a match to tell you about in north london this evening. gareth bale was the talk of the town — ahead of tottenham's premier league encounter with rivals west ham. and with spurs 3—0 up and cruising at half—time, the stage was set for bale‘s long awaited return to the spurs side off the bench. the hammers had other ideas though — launching an incredible comeback — with drama right through to the final seconds. adam wild reports. the surroundings may have changed, the reception perhaps a little quieter than he dreams of, but this was gareth bale making himself at home once more. the substitute‘s bench a tonne i'm not quite the plan, but when his new team—mates are playing like this even he could only sit back and marvel. against west ham, it took under a minute for the opening goal to be scored. just moments later, spurs were at it again. tone and making things look very easy. just over a quarter of an hour in, they had a third. and that is the way it stayed un

thank you now london's royal ballet is finally back it's been 7 months off the stage for britain's biggest ballet company here they are keeping in shape at home for their big comeback at the royal opera house nomi albright is using the company's return performance as a test to see how it can get back to having live audiences i'll leave you now with the royal ballet thanks for watching arts and culture. camping in brandenburg is popular the scope of 19 summer. you can't get in takes a break from the city in germany to come back region it's just the perfect spot for all those who are looking for anything in quiet not many people and lots of nature either way it's an adventure because. you take your own accommodation with you. j m. d w. w's crime fighters are back just a little africa's most successful radio drama series continues all of us odes are available online and of course you can share and discuss song w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms crime fighters tune in now the 1st. i'm doing it like many other germans this coronavirus summer i've borrowed a camper van an

michelle bunny is in berlin for government talks amid mounting pressure on london and brussels to agree on the terms of britain's departure for foreign minister heikal moss underscore the need for quick progress to avoid a no deal scenario barney also met with chancellor angela merkel. german authorities have launched an attempted murder investigation in the case of a 26 year old jewish student who was attacked outside of a synagogue in hamburg and initial findings indicate the assault was motivated by anti semitism the victim was seriously wounded when a man in military style clothing struck him on the head repeatedly with a shovel. azerbaijan and armenia have accused each other of targeting civilians as military conflicts between the 2 sides especially as of john's the 2nd biggest city ganga has come under attack from armenia forces the former soviet republic has been in dispute for decades over the region of a far no car of. rescuers have stepped up the search for villagers missing after violent storms battered mountainous border of agents in southern france and italy several communities were cut off by flood

london's royal ballet is finally back it's been 7 months off the stage for britain's biggest ballet company here they are keeping in shape at home for their big comeback out there while opera house the opera is using the company's return performance as a test to see how it can get back to having live audiences a live you know with the royal ballet thanks for watching. and you hear me now oh yes we can hear you going to high last year's gentlemen's hans now we'll bring you i'm going to mask off as you've never tired to have surprise yourself with what disposable who is magical really brought in who sat and want. to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics would like to join us from ethel saw stuffs.

concerns that a rush for a transatlantic trade deal could lower the quality of britain's food protests have taken place in london against the government's refusal to pass laws to stop cheap imports of meat and other animal products in a new trade deal often breaks it. well the us is the u.k.'s biggest single market outside the e.u. accounting for over 13 percent of exports so far the u.k.'s biggest post brags that trade deal when has been with japan japan accounts for just 2 percent of the u.k.'s total trade the us election will also be a major factor of course democratic presidential nominee joe biden has already stated a trade deal won't happen if breaks it causes issues with the irish border jeff house is the executive director of the revolving door project the center for economic and policy research he says the u.k. may not get the deal it wants i think the united kingdom has a very weak hand in these negotiations i think trade is a very complicated issue in america and that influences the trade posture of both trump if he is to win reelection you are one on a very nationalistic approach trade one which you

and in sports world record holder in britain caught sky has won the london marathon the canyon was running the distance for the 1st time since breaking the record in chicago last year. when his chief of staff said doctors had to being very concerned but president tom says he's feeling good and the next few days will be a test the true picture of the u.s. president's health remains unclear now after conflicting reports from the hospital where he's being treated for covert 19 in a video on twitter trying to finish his election campaign exactly the way it started alan fischer reports. from inside walter reed hospital a message from the president i came here wasn't feeling so well i feel much better now working hard to get me all the way back i have to be back because we still have to make america great again we've done an awfully good job of that a new recruits from donald trump who was rushed to hospital late on friday i just didn't want to stay in the white house i was given to him to stay in the white house lucky self in don't ever leave don't even go to the oval office just stay upstairs

and i don't recollect -- then there's this photo allegedly taken inside maxwell's london home show at maxwell and britain'snce andrew who -- of the photo she says i don't know if that's true if that's a real picture or not. at one point maxwell gets defensive, even banging the table, knocking the court reporter's computer off calling her a total liar and an awful fantasist. maxwell also denied ever seeing president bill clinton bill clinton on epstein's notorious private island, she faces up to 35 years in prison if convicted. >> martha: thank you. >> bret: up next, will not take you to one southwestern pennsylvania district that could tell us who might win november 3rd to. >> martha: first, we are in nashville so how about a drink? tell me about the whole theory behind your bar and what kind of place you want it to be. >> rednecked riviera, stands for patriotism, freedom, liberty, everything great about our country, when you walk in the front door, the first bar you see is called the hero's bar. we know without our military and without our first responders, we won't have a country. my outback always got m

tony received his pride of britain award at hamleys toy store in london.ackers, wasn't there, tony? and they started to move, which at first frightened tony! and then they spoke, but they tried to change their accent but straight away tony realised it was ant and dec, didn't you? he was so excited. his little face just totally lit up and he was absolutely over the moon. i mean, he idolises them, so it was really, really special. and itjust shows, you know, tony's life is difficult as well. this week, 48 hours ago, he was under a general anaesthetic as well, so his treatment is ongoing and will be for the rest of his life, and, you know,

just before we go some good news for down some things iest london's royal ballet has made us return to the stage after a 7 month absence. of britain'sbiggest classical dance company had been keeping in shape at heart and so they've been coming back at the royal opera house the venue is using her town performance as a test to see how it can get back to having mach 20 and says. i'll leave you with some pictures from the royal palace more news at the top of the hour thanks for watching state up to this. crash in a drama competition for marketing numbers atmosphere at times intuition love money. fans friends for us fans and friends. to go on you tube join us. this year to so no story of a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem.

negotiator michelle is in berlin for government talks amid mounting pressure on london brussels to agree on the terms of britain's departure his foreign minister underscore the need for a quick progress to avoid a no deal scenario by a also met with german chancellor angela merkel. a 26 year old jewish student has been seriously injured in an assault outside of a synagogue in the german city of hamburg a man dressed in military style clothing struck the victim repeatedly on the head with a shovel authorities condemns the attack as anti semitic and they have launched an attempted murder investigation. rescuers have stepped up the search for villagers missing after violent storms battered mountainous border regions of southern france and italy several communities were cut off by flooding and mudslides france has declared the area a disaster zone and these 4 people died. to tennis news now germany's alexander has admitted playing with a fever after going out of the french open in the 4th round. he called her doctor during the 1st set of his defeat to a talented. singer and was seen coughing on the court players at t

australia's based on simple principles of global free trade britain's prime minister boris johnson there let's take this to our correspondents in londonnd brussels and alexander the nominee burgard there are now reports that britain has told chief e.u. negotiator michel bunyan not to come on monday what does this mean for hopes of striking a deal it's really difficult to say at this point it seems that the u.k.'s position is a little bit ambivalent feel to know that there will be talks but not just past the talks we just had the e.u. spokes person saying that there will be talks to discuss that the talks a britain hasn't yet really slammed the door to wants to european union. there is speculation that this could be just more posturing of the ultimate pressure that they want to put on the european union boris johnson had always maintained that in order to get a good deal that has to be a close possibility that he would who out and that britain would really be happy with out india that he has always maintained that that he would be prepared to work out he always criticised to reason may that she wasn't tough enough and that she wasn't b

for land for government talks and mounting pressure on london in brussels to agree on the terms of britain's departure foreign minister underscore the need for quick progress to avoid a no deal scenario by a also met with chancellor angela merkel. german authorities have launched an attempted murder investigation in the case of a 26 year old jewish student who was attacked outside of a synagogue in hamburg the initial findings indicate that the assault was motivated by anti semitism. the victim was seriously wounded when a man in military style clothing struck him on the head repeatedly with a shovel. rescuers have stepped up the search for villagers missing after violent storms battered mountainous order regions in southern france and italy several communities were cut off by flooding and mudslides france has declared the area a disaster zone at least 4 people died. to tennis now germany's alexander it's where of has admitted playing with a fever after going out of the french open in the 4th round he called for a doctor during the 1st set of his defeats to italian teenager yannick center an

michelle obama is in berlin for government talks amid mounting pressure on london and brussels to agree on the terms of britain's departure foreign minister heiko masand a score of the made for quick progress to avoid an ideal scenario and yet also held talks with chancellor angela merkel. police in belarus have used water cannon to break up a rally demanding the release of political prisoners tens of thousands of protesters have again marched through the capital minsk or dorothy's are refusing to allow foreign journalists to cover the mounting opposition to hardline they later alexander lukashenko. an all too familiar scene in minsk these days a peaceful anti-government protest. were quickly put down by the wealth ortiz the difference today was that there were very few these outlets there to cover it just days earlier barely received all thirty's with do the accreditation of all foreign journalists in the country this footage was posted on social media. ordinary by the recent had also been warned by official text message that they could face criminal charges if they took part in unsanctioned rallies. but tens o

london. december of last year. donald trump arriving in britain for a high stakes nato summit. he left behind a washington in turmoil. impeachment hearings were just beginning. >> article two does not give him the power to do anything he wants. >> what a disgrace to this committee. >> passionate arguments about high crimes and misdemeanors. in london, the mood was tense. trump alienated many of europe's power brokers. macron had embraced trump at first. >> we have a special relationship. in fact, i will get that piece of dandruff off. >> relations turned icy. >> would you like isis fighters? >> let's be serious. >> angela merkel had little patient. boris johnson of the uk appeared friendly. but hadn't always been. >> i think donald trump is out of his mind. he is betraying a stupifying ignorance. >> the queen was hoeltdilding a reception at buckingham palace. the mood grew edgy as everyone waited. donald trump was late. one group of leaders was enjoying itself. canada's justin trudeau, boris johnson, emanuel macron, princess anne and the dutch prime minister. they were caught i

a physical border with each member ireland london says it will answer the matter in due course but this dispute puts a further strain on the talks with britain over a free trade deal time is running out if no agreement is reached there's the risk of a hard break that and the reintroduction of custom duties. the sport and by minute strike a strike of robert levin dusky has been named to european football of the year by governing body your wife. yet another trophy for by and munich robert lennon dusky was named european men's player of the year for the 1st time a day after his side would win the german super cup their 5th title of the year poland's live and also he's got a mind boggling 55 goals in all competitions but by and last season but he's 16 more than any other player in europe's top 5 leagues. and i think amazing because you know if you walk. into. this trophy hunting something special and i have to say. thank you to my 3 months to my coach's manual noire was voted as the champions league best goalkeeper while teammate use of a kidney won best defender is by and dominated the awards and the flick was also named best coach. the draw fo

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britain is preparing for a no deal bricks it what does that mean for u.k. businesses we go to london for the latest also coming up did the shoe shopping not to wall street chinese mobility giant is planning a listing in hong kong instead all of its rising chinese american tensions. and tunisian glass blowers in move around know who are struggling to weather the coronavirus pandemic. but come to me a business i want to johnsonville and good to have you with us. the head of the bank of england 100 bailey has painted a dreary picture of britain's economy which shrunk by 20 percent in the 3 months to june now that's the biggest fall of any large advanced economy in the u. of the coronavirus pandemic betty is warning the u.k. faces an unprecedented level of economic uncertainty and things could get even worse should there be no deal breaks it talks between london and the e.u. are stalled and with a transition period ending on the 31st of december the clock is yet again taking a lot is at stake almost half of all british imports come from the e.u. and around 46 percent of all british expor

london says it will answer the letter in due course but this dispute puts a further strain on the talks with britain over a free trade deal time is running out if no agreement is reached there's the risk of a hard break that and the reintroduction of custom duties. covering the story for us from london. the e.u. launching legal action against the u.k. secondly makes the dramatic reading this off to rule could end up in the european courts of justice and it shows the e.u. means business but the big question is will this do whale ongoing trade negotiations well it doesn't look like it yet and the legal timeline of it will be key the e.u. has given the u.k. a month to respond within that time both the e.u. and the u.k. is that they want to see a trade deal done and in the words of the irish foreign minister the contentious issues within the e.u. case intel market bill will become quote irrelevant if a deal is done so not a game changer yet but there are voices on both sides who say that at the very least this controversy will undermine trust in the u.k. it was chosen field there reporting from london l

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now london's royal ballet is finally back it's been 7 months off the stage for britain's biggest ballet company here they are keeping in shape at home for their big comeback at the royal opera house now the opera is using the company's return performance as a test to see how it can get back to having live audiences i'll leave you now with the royal ballet thanks for watching arts and culture. to the point of strong opinions clear positions of international perspectives. after days of uncertainty don't just say donald trump no longer has any kofi 19 symptoms so what's behind the president's mysterious recovery and will the corona pandemic decide the u.s. election find out on to the point shortly. to the point. has been 30 minutes on t.w. . it's going to. be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan for you. so nothing is just the children who have always been the way and you and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made for mines. and gemini l

reactivation stranger been kindness thank you now london's royal ballet is finally back it's been 7 months off the stage for britain's biggest ballet company here they are keeping in shape at home for their big comeback at the royal opera house opera is using the company's return performance as a test to see how it can get back to having live audiences i'll leave you now with the royal ballet thanks for watching arts and culture. how's your view of the world. where i come from but all of that glitters just go just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am it's always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that takes me a step back i see things i need to differentiate knowledge benefits a person to go nations that exist as a part of the horse haven't been implemented in china that's new for a lot of chinese people wondering if their foot isn't safe to move but if you have a ride to learn how to do that is this is the job a job that or from how i see it add up to why i love my job because i tried to do it exactly this hour a day by name of the

i think the difference is in britain, there's more broad cultural memory of, this is a london story but their subtitle reflects that. so i don't have a preference, i think they'reboth great . >> it sounds like they're both simply just like their audiences and the other question is, your thoughts about when the current bubble will burst. are you going short? >> i want everyone, do not use this. >> this is but notfinancial advice . recently i am happiest when i have more cash right now. i think, but the thing about this, the point i really hope comes through in the book is that one of the things you can see from the south sea bubble and the way that crises that are extremely similar in structure and sequence have occurred again and again and again afterwards is that yes, financial capitalism is this extraordinarily powerful effective tool. it makes us rich. it has made the world rich in ways that are really the contrast in the way people can organize using the prospects for the future to build an economic life now that secures that future. it's extraordinary. it was truly a radical change

there thank you and live in now from warsaw and across to london where we're joined by the charlottesville some pill shall it like germany britain's opted for a local response to the 2nd wave how's that working there. yeah rebecca just to give you some context a lawman news out of the u.k. yesterday we had the u.k. has now recorded the hot i asked days take a case it's a date now it has to be points out that a lot more testing is happening here but of course that is considered compared to the way the spring but that is with consenting many many people now as you say there is a regional approach to go wales for example that's just imposed 2 weeks what it's putting firebreak essentially a national law down to trying to spread all the coronavirus you've got different measures in ireland and scotland but what's causing a real well here in the u.k. is the difference between measures here in london for example to the measures several cities up north they are considerably tighter in the north of england's jews a disproportionate spread of the virus that the number of cases there and how you're seeing that play out is not only in parliame

london december of last year. donald trump arriving in britain for a high-stakes nato summit.washington in turmoil, impeachment hearings were just beginning. >> article ii does not give him the power to do anything he wants. >> what a disgrace to this committee. >> passionate arguments about high crimes and misdemeanors. in london the move was tense. trump had alienated many of europe's power brokers. macron had embraced trump at first. >> we do have a special relationship. in fact i'll get that little piece of dandruff off. >> now relations have turned icy. >> would you like some nice eghs fighter. >> angela merkel had little patient. >> i think donald trump is clearly out of his mind, a quite stude stupe stupefying ignorance. >> reporter: and the queen hosting a -- and the mood grew edgy, as everyone waited. donald trump was late. one group of leaders was enjoying itself. they were caught in a hot mic moment, making fun of the american president. >> they were essential laughing at the u.s. president there. that's remarkable. >> the president of the united states, the most po

meanwhile figures from britain's financial sector suggest breaks it is leading to a banking break we'll look at why firms have moved thousands of jobs out of london . as e.u. leaders meeting in brussels also on the agenda is bella roofs well the european union reach a consensus on economic sanctions on president the government also coming up. 30 years after the reunification of germany will visit a former east german factory still going strong. this is day to day business on robots in berlin welcome to the program european commission president ursula found a line says brussels is launching legal action against the u.k. for a breach of good faith articles in the brics withdrawal agreement these decision was triggered by the u.k.'s internal market bill which westminster passed on choose day the controversial bill aims to guarantee smooth trade between northern ireland on the rest of the united kingdom but brussels fears it could trigger a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of. well let's cross to financial correspondent ashutosh pandey who joins us from frankfurt worth talking to you from there actually because figures are starti

britain in route to the peace conference gathering in paris. we have heard quite a bit of it already. during his time in london, before he arrived in paris, wilson had a private interview with the deputy chief sensor of great britain. a man by the name of frank whirling ten. in response to a question from wording tint about close relationships between great britain and the united states, wilson told him the following. and i quote, you must not speak of us who come over here as cousins, still less as brothers. we are neither. neither must you think of us as anglo-saxon, because that term can no longer be rightfully applied to the people of the united states. he then concluded, and i quote again. there are only two things which can establish a medium closer relations between your country in mind. they are a community of ideals and interests. this might seem like a surprising outlook to take for a man like wilson. all the more so sentence brand common perceptions in that era. let me give you one example of an opposite perspective of this relationship. some years earlier, the scottish american steel baron andrew c