what came of abu abbas? i seem to remember the israelis went after him and got him but i may be wrong. >> you are wrong but close, you are in the right ballpark. the four hijackers went on trial in italy and that in and of itself is an amazing story, to see how the us brought them down and the whole negotiation on whether they should stay in italy or come here, the manipulation that was going on was pretty crazy and how they let abu abbas -- a lot of this whole thing with the hijackers was a hot potato going on, nobody wanted them in their country because it was going to cause trouble. so everybody like the injections slipped them out of egypt because they didn't want them there and the italians let him get away but the four hijackers underwent trial and i was lucky i was able to interview both their defense attorney who died a couple weeks ago but i was able to interview one of the defense attorneys and the prosecutor and read volumes of documents with that case, voluminous documents which were incredibly h

arab israeli issue and the palestinians we need to speak about that as well because we had president abbas in the general assembly today and he's threatening to pull out from all agreements with israel because of what israel has said it's going to do which is our next part or all of the west bank 1st let's be clear on that prime minister netanyahu said it wasn't an election stunt or does he mean it by militant denton i was stated by me is that i've been spoke about the importance of the joint on the valley so i will thank you with the we need to defend our people here by me to have to form a coalition and the government before applying the holy see but this is supposed to be where the policy palestinian state is supposed to go under the oslo accords does it mean that you're going to rip up all those security. council resolutions and go against international law in any agreement being 50 in the past and in the future to jordan a valley would be the border with it we have to control our borders so that's would be our policy one day when we have the bush regime but means that a bath instead o

more now from the general assembly in the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas says israel is holding a reckless war against the palestinians which includes evicting people from their homes and taking away people's rights to worship souls says all agreements with israel are off if it goes ahead with plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank i'm not through i'm merely an give her mad about elian akeelah a week before the israeli elections prime minister netanyahu came out to arrogantly announce that should he prevail in the elections he would end next and apply israeli sovereignty to the jordan valley northern dead sea and israel's colonial settlements despite the fact that all of these areas. palestinian territories we reject this plan entirely all responses if the israeli government is to proceed with this plan all signed agreements with the government of the occupation and any obligations will be terminated. the u.k. government has admitted to further breaches of a court order that was made in june which barred arms sales to saudi arabia international trad

director abba makama came to toronto with a film that delivers comedy and questions about traditionali is a movie about raymond 0binwa, a man who is disillusionment with modern life. the ideal situation would be moving back to the village, live off the land, farming, and he has been haunted in his dreams by a 0koroshi masquerade. a masquerade, for people who don't know, is a man dressed up in a costume that represents an ancestral spirit. people worship this masquerade, so i made a film about a man who is transformed into a masquerade and can't turn back into human and starts a spiritual journey as a 0koroshi in the city of lagos. unlike an 0koroshi one would see at a masquerade film in nigeria, in the film, raymond can't take off the mask because he is irreversibly transformed into a spirit. he can't communicate with the words or interact with the world as a normal human would. he wanders the streets, dancing and receiving offerings from pedestrians, doling out divine punishment to wrongdoers and making acquaintances with a strange group of characters. my inspiration for making this

palestinian president mahmoud abbas is threatening to terminate all signed agreements with israel if it had legs is a key part of the west bank it comes after israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank speaking at the un general assembly of the international community to help end what he called israeli aggression in palestine i'm not sure i'm. a week before the israeli elections prime minister netanyahu came out to arrogantly announce that should he prevail in the elections he would end next and apply israeli sovereignty to the jordan valley northern dead sea and israel's colonial settlements despite the fact that all of these areas palestinian territories we reject this plan entirely are responses if the israeli government is to proceed with this plan all signed agreements with the government of the occupation and any obligations will be terminated and our us democratic senator has accused the trump administration of supporting egyptian president of the fatah has cc's regime chris murphy is also called on the gove

there is always a feeling of anticipation want to ship docks in iran's harbor it's the same in bandar abbas and other rainy in ports in the persian gulf the ships unload food and household items particularly washing machines televisions and other electrical appliances. traders like abdullah safari have been among the 1st to feel the pain of fresh u.s. sanctions it's even become difficult to get goods through the united arab emirates which in previous rounds of sanctions was the gateway to the world for rainy and trade. and this. has become a lot harder than before it was always difficult but now much more so the ships used to take 2 hours to reach the port in dubai but now it is the take from 2 days to a whole week to get to the ports you have to wait for the inspection to be completed the officials from dubai have become much stricter. faded. fewer goods being allowed into the country is a massive problem for rainy and tighter supplies lead to higher prices inflation is running high. iranians have to take any job they can just to get by. you know what me i'm a university graduate. without

jock's dissolve in 1000 century french missionary minister that receives france's people to look up abbas a role model who spoke up for the voiceless and a country where less than a 3rd of the population is catholic and is seen by many as a unifying figure didn't you correspondent chris is an irish just for the people visit i spoke to worship a great. interfaith family outing to the grave of jack. beatified french missionary. was born a hindu but is now a christian by the mondays hindu and and mary is christian each year they come here together. and you get thought if i have problems i come here to talk about it with father love. doesn't always come right away but it does come. i usually prefer the children i want them to be grown nicely give them would. be education good manners that is in working they the vapor that you're not going now growing man is saying they. would have been started. in the middle of the 19th century. to have converted tens of thousands of people on nourishes but he did more than preach he treated freed slaves as equals and gave a voice to the poor many years still

from abbas and a forward is samuel eto has called a time on his footballing career the 38 year old is best remembered for his days at the camp nou way he won 3 legged titles in 2 champions league crowns he is also the most capped african player in the spanish league at 0 represented cameroon a 4 world cups and was named african player of the year 4 times. now back in 1977 when he released the 1st part of his epic science fiction saga star wars george lucas couldn't have possibly imagined that his jet i warriors would one day inspire a new category of sport but that day while it's come and you don't even have to travel to a galaxy far far away in france it's now easier than ever to channel your inner luke skywalker since light save a jew name was officially recognized by the french fencing federation. this is no scene from star wars it's a real life lightsaber due. in this gym in france on sunday local court takes on the role of a master of the dark side from a star wars son. see more than most but this is the star wars event as a boy i always dreamt about star wars and playing with li

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the collapse of the right wing coalition government all eyes are on the frontrunner former chancers abbas and courts and his conservative austrian people's party chords his party is expected to win but will probably need a coalition partner to secure a stable majority and who he'll pick is currently. anybody's guess. all right for more let's bring in our correspondent max hoffman who's standing by at the headquarters of some boston courts as peoples party in vienna hello to you max so how are party members expecting the vote to turn out for them. according to procedure the election headquarters or just warming up as you can see in the back can't wait to get those 1st projections out of the 5 o'clock local time here or talk to some of them as you know surprisingly low to the sea yet again on the ballots would be already a success of course the polls puts about their coats and his politics about what these she lists are but i guess what we're seeing here is that nobody will see her if you buy her expectations or to try to build up the focus turns out the was. which. will max as we know cour

despite the backing of his abbas and colleagues, he resigned h hs post. >> he has the full confidence of the president. he is a loyal and honest man. >> he has earnened the president possibly. during the campapaign, he was emmanuel macron's right hand man. the initial investigation was dropped and he said he is confident the new case will go nowhere. the probe threatens a new embarrassment amid his threat to clean up french politics with the environment minister forced to step down. a formal conviction may not be necessary to cost thehe presidet a high placed alally. >> we have seen ministers resign for this reason. why does the president continue to have his back? weeks he has his back for now. we have seen ministeters resigns soon as they were put under formal investigation, which does not mean they were all convicted, but the fact that had to face a justice system was enough to force them to step down from government. the argument says he is not a minister. he is a speaker of the national assembly and is part of the legislative branch and this has nothing to do with being part of t

the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said that if israel moves forward with its plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank then he will end all agreements signed with israel and that him if occasions this is not the 1st time for him to wage such threats however the feeling here among palestinian officials is that this is not an elections campaign and they believe that this has been a coordinated step with the u.s. administration p.l.o. executive committee member at hand i should always said that this is a game changer this is a serious threat to peace and security and she said it shows the intention the long term intention by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for ethnic cleansing other palestinian officials have called in the international community to intervene saying it's up to the world to defend its rules meanwhile israel is launched a series of airstrikes on gaza the israeli army says 15 targets were hit officials say the strikes were in response to rockets launched from gaza on tuesday there are no reports of casualties. donald trump is replacing his national se

general assembly, president abbas also called out israeli prime minister b benjamin netanyahu. >> a week before the recent israeli elections, prime minister netanyahu came out to arrogantly announce should he prevail in the elections, he would annex and apply his sovereignty to the jordan valley, the northern dead sea, and israel's colonial settlements. despite the fact that all of these areas are occupied palestinian territory. we reject completely this plan. amy: this week, israel's president threw netanyahu a lifeline, giving the long-serving prime minister a chance to form a new government after last week's election provided no clear winner. the u.s. state department said thursday president trump will slash the number of refugees admitted into the united states from an already-low 30,000 people to just 18,000 over the next year. the head of the aclu immmmigra'' rights project, omar jadwat, respondeded in a statement -- "this administration's eagerness to unilaterally abandon our national commitment to protect people who are seeking safety from persecution, torture, and genocide is si

that's a lot of water in places like abba aco and grand bahama.ping, you can see here what that means. flooding just about everywhere. now the waters are starting to recede. but you heard tom, it's going to extend the period that people are dislocated from help and then once they get past it, we'll start to learn this story. let's be very careful with numbers. it had been five people lost their lives to this storm, now it's seven. i'm going to tell you, we have no clue what the extent of this is. god willing, it stays at seven, maybe goes to six. they find out somebody is alive. but in situations like this, when they haven't searched most of the island, you have to be careful. more than 13,000 homes are damaged or destroyed. that's almost half of all the homes on abaco and grand bahama. think of that in terms of re-building. 62,000 people out of some 70,000 there don't have fresh water, okay? that's something that is fundamental in and life-sustaining. they're going to need it for days or weeks. that number, that kind of percentage of the populati

brahim has more from ramallah in the occupied west bank the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said that if israel moves forward with its plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank then he will end all agreements signed with israel and if occasions this is not the 1st time for him to wage such threats however the feeling here among palestinian officials is that this is not an elections campaign and they believe that this has been a coordinated step with the u.s. administration p.l.o. executive committee member at hand i should always said that this is a game changer this is a serious threat to peace and security and she said it shows their intention the long term intention by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for ethnic cleansing other palestinian officials have called in the international community to intervene saying it's up to the world to defend its rules meanwhile israel has launched a series of air strikes on gaza the israeli army says 15 targets were hit officials say the strikes were in response to rockets launched from gaza or on tuesday there were no report

it is now set to become law on monday it comes as opposition parties refuse to back prime minister abbas johnson's bed to hold an early election in october with reports from london. he's been struggling to control parliament and even hundreds of kilometers from westminster boris johnson wasn't having an easy time of it britain's prime minister was in scotland to announce the extra funding performers he hasn't got the election he wants yet both photo opportunities like this the campaign certainly feels like it's on the way johnson insists he's no intention of resigning if he doesn't get britain out of the e.u. soon that is not a hypothesis i am willing to call but i want us to get this thing done and you know i think the people of this country will say and there's not too new to you to be so much more positive about this earlier at a fish market he promised again that britain would leave the european union by the 31st of october we're all going to go together. opposition parties are continuing to pile on the pressure saying they'll vote against his plans to hold an october the 15th genera

previously diana buttu was adviser to palestinian president mahmoud abbas. when we come back, it is day three for the gm strike. striking workers have entered that third day on the picket line, and now gm says they are cutting off their health insurance. we will speak with veteran labor reporter steven greenhouse. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "which side are you on?" he died monday at the age of 87. he was the founding member of the new law city ramblers. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: as members of the united auto workers head into their third day of a nationwide strike, general motors has cut off health insurance for the nearly 50,000 people on picket lines across the country demanding better working conditions and fair pay. the news came tuesday, just one day after uaw members kicked off the strike by walking out of more than 50 gm facilities. the workers say gm continues to deny employees' demands for better conditions and compensation, despite leading the company to rec

formally report their findings space al-jazeera at the united nations now palestinian president mahmoud abbas has threatened to terminate all signed agreements with israel if it onyx as a key part of the west bank that comes after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank speaking at the un general assembly about the international community to help end what he called israeli aggression and palestine a us democratic senator has accused the trumpet ministration of supporting egyptian president of a fossil species regime chris murphy has also called on the government in cairo to allow demonstrations to take place now egyptian rights groups say that security forces have now arrested nearly 2000 people since anti-government protests began last week and more protests are planned for friday. president trump has been you know an absolute disaster for global democracy causes he is empowered autocrats all over the world of the top of that list is president also you see the congress is going to be watching what happens is these prote

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deal it predicts severe delays at major ports and shortages and widespread armrests prime minister abbas johnson's government was ordered to share the assessment on monday the plans are called operation yellow hammer details what advisors say is the worst case scenario to take you through some of the main points then the document confirms the government is expected severe is expecting rather severe disruption to routes across the english channel so as trucks carrying essential goods could be stuck for days medicine and fresh food are we particularly affected it also confirms the worst hit people will be from low income groups there's likely to be a spike in the cost of essential electricity and other goods. the document warns protests and counter protests will take place across the country that'll put a strain on police with a potential rise in public disorder let's get more now from the barker in london. what this 6 page document essentially shows is that the united kingdom is vulnerable to the impacts of leaving the you without a deal that focuses on a whole range of different possible

our chief international correspondent lyse doucet has been speaking to sher mohammad abbas stanikzai, taliban central delegation. we say that negotiations is the only way for peace in afghanistan so that is why we have started negotiations with the american side so we hope that the american side, they should, especially the president, mr trump, should listen to his negotiation team, the head of the negotiation team, mr khalilzad, and he should ask the report from him but i know there are lobbies and some people which are against peace in afghanistan because they see their business in the war in afghanistan and we hope that mr trump should not listen to to those people to continue the war in afghanistan because the war is not in their interest and as well it is not in our interest. the american say that the negotiating process is dead. what do you say? from our side, our doors are open for negotiations. so we hope the other side also rethink their decision regarding negotiations. but they say they need more proof. why not show that you can stop your fighters from carrying out attacks?

you can prime minister abbas johnson's office has confirmed that parliament will be suspended from the end of business today to the middle of next month it's regardless of the outcome of a vote later today on johnson's. proposed general election the announcement came as johnson was holding drinks and talks with his irish count bought one of the 2 leaders are hoping to resolve the impossible what will happen at the irish border if him and the u.k. leaves the european union. johnson must make specific proposals it is to be any hope of of hurting and though do pranks it. joining me now is our london correspondent big it must big it looks as if boris johnson is heading for another showdown in parliament this time always proposal for a snap election in mid of 2 or is is it likely if you get what he wants. it really isn't i mean it's another tug of war here in london and parliament is just at loggerheads with the government parliamentarians the majority of them want to prevent an exit from the european union at the end of october without any deal and this is why they say they can take the ri

now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world british prime minister abbas johnson faces a rebellion from within his own party today over his bread's its strategy that's despite his warning that he would respond to any defeat by calling an early election some lawmakers are pushing for a parliamentary vote that would ban a no deal brecht's it and delay britain's departure from the deal. at least 16 people have been killed in a massive car bomb blast in the afghan capital kabul more than 100 others were wounded the taliban claimed responsibility it came just hours after a u.s. envoy confirmed a peace deal in principle with the extreme taliban. at least 5 people have been killed in the bahamas as hurricane dorian inches its way towards the u.s. east coast the storm was weakened and slowed but it's still packing winds of over 200 kilometers per hour dorian's long and destructive path over the bahamas has already left a trail of devastation and ruin. they could only watch as hurricane dorian blew their home apart. from. the torrent as the calm descended this fami

britain's prime minister abbas johnston's plans to leave the u.k. out of the european union and crisis his proposal to hold a snap election before the break that deadline of october 31 has been voted down and m.p.'s have also passed a bill blocking the possibility of a no deal exit from the e.u. not something johnson said he was willing to consider if no new withdrawal deal was agreed under simmons has more another. the defeat for boris johnson already on the back foot with a rebellion in his party and the opposition taking over the parliamentary timetable ions to the right $327.00 knows the act 299. within minutes boris johnson was on his feet with his plan for a snap elections i don't want an election the public don't want an election the country doesn't want to lection but this house has left no other option than getting the public decide who they want as prime minister and i commend this motion to the hide under the opposition bill that now has to be passed by parliament upper house johnson is forced to seek an extension of the brics a deadline

shima in london the house of commons has got back to walk after the supreme court the prime minister abbas johnson of parliament was unlawful and void johnson flew home from the united nations in new york overnight and is back in his official residence number 10 downing street meanwhile members of parliament are getting down to business in the chamber the speaker of the house has said they really be full scope for urgent. yes sions mysterious statements and applications for emergency debates the government meanwhile is planning to put a general election back on the table just a short while ago the attorney general geoffrey cox addressed the house of commons he rejected calls to resign and said the government was disappointed with the supreme court's ruling. the government accepts. the judgment and dick separate across the case at all charges the government acted in good faith . did in the belief that its approach was both no food constitution. but we were disappointed they didn't hear the supreme court took a different view and of course we respect their judgment difficult. to london and i

palestinian president mahmoud abbas is threatening to terminate all signed agreements with israel if it had legs is a key part of the west bank it comes after israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank speaking at the un general assembly the international community to help end what he called israeli aggression in palestine i'm not sure i mean early in. a week before the israeli elections prime minister netanyahu came out to arrogantly announce that should he prevail in the elections he would annex and apply israeli sovereignty to the jordan valley northern dead sea and israel's colonial settlements despite the fact that all of these areas palestinian territory we reject this plan entirely all responses if the israeli government is to proceed with this plan all signed agreements with the govern.

more courageous visit the peace process i think that any way dance would try to talk to president abbas and see where the it would it is possible to find a way to continue the peace process which is totally frozen and even if he is the head of a unity government but if it is he's a head of the minority government it would be easier for him you talked about upheaval what's happened to the left in these elections it seems the question is more how much further or how much towards the riots the next government will emerge . well what happened if you compare it to the last elections on april 9th this year the right wing had more seats in the knesset and they had thought the. liberal man would be part of this right block it appealed later on that lieberman was not ready to join the right wing coalition and he changed it today. little man got vaults by the way from left and right both it is very clear that the now and he is committed to both sides and he is much more a much more is much more closer to the left wing then to the right wing if this is the case and there is also an emo city person

clip of a woman's deal i'm attached britain's prime minister abbas johnson is received for another showdown in bonum and after suffering a defeat over his brags that strategy last night johnson is about to face questions for lawmakers in the house of commons we are looking at live pictures coming from that m.p.'s have voted to seize control over his gregson agenda and they voted last night in order to prevent a new deal exit from the e.u. at the end of a pilgrim at the session is going on in parliament in looking at live pictures coming in boris johnson is also a rising new sitting in parliament as he hasn't started taking questions in the format they have question time in the british parliament and of course as soon as he starts taking questions really a go to that again meanwhile let me draw in greg sits on the sitting with me the studio alex forrest of whiting and it's we're looking at live pictures coming from the house of commons. boris johnson hasn't started taking questions yet but he suffered a major setback last night when he lost the 1st vote that was tabled in fundamental him how

reasoning for the current suspension of parliament a scottish court has also ruled that prime minister abbas johnson's the cigar and this is to suspend is unlawful judges at scotland's highest court of appeal said that johnson's intention was to restrict parliament ahead of the brakes of deadline on october 31st. hundreds of nigerians are flying home from south africa after a series of attacks on foreigners there last week they've been offered free flights by and they jury an airline at least 12 people have been killed and more than 1000 shops vandalized in attacks on foreign owned businesses in pretoria and johannesburg iranian leaders have welcomed donald trump's decision to sack national security adviser john bolton the u.s. president says bolton had fallen out with other senior aides and made mistakes meanwhile iran's president hassan rouhani says the u.s. should use the opportunity to push warmongers aside south sudan's president salva kiir and the exiled rebel leader react mashad have agreed to form a transitional government by the middle of november talks the place between the 2 leade

coalitions and what the coalition talks will bring on them and what about that coalition building max abbas in courts has to form a government now what are his options. sebastian coe it's kept all his options open for the elections but you're right now of course you will have to choose and one option is this former coalition party the freedom party but they have already announced that it would prefer to be part of the opposition for them it's about rebuilding the party about rebooting the party they want to focus on internal compliance as you know their scandal britain they have huge corruption problems and they want to get rid of that to get back into politics afterwards 2nd option social democrats with their worst result in the history of the austrian social democrats so that might get them inclined to being part of the government to increase their relevance on the other side they're very far away of that bus and coaches policy especially in social policy matters so experts here in vienna think that is not very likely either and that leaves us with the surprise winner of sunday with the g

british prime minister abbas chance and insists the brics a deal is possible he's in dublin to bridge the impossible how to handle the irish border before britain that leaves the e.u. . and pope francis wraps up his african trip to the visit to the indian ocean on and of marie ship he's honoring the memory of a missionary but tolerance and interfaith understanding. in tennis and i think the u.s. open final to the fall not god beats down the the dead in 5 sets it's the span is the 19th grand slam title is just one more to keep close to the men's 4 time record. caught in a warm welcome to you. reporters an indian it means to me just struggling to do their jobs without internet phone lines or mobile phone service more than a month off to india suspended the region's autonomy reporting from kashmir still faces severe restrictions and unprecedented communications shut down. travel to should i go in indian administered kashmir she found the lack of access to reliable news is taking a toll on the kashmiris. a news room without internet phone lines almost by connections this is in 2019. spock

which was detained by iran's revolutionary guards injuly, has started moving and exited the bandar abbas to ship—tracking data. the stena impero was detained in the strait of hormuzwaterway for alleged marine violation. it followed the royal marines seizing an iranian tanker off gibraltar, suspected of carrying oil to syria. the united states is to reduce by almost half the number of refugees it admits. the state department has announced that 18,000 refugees will be accepted in the next 12 months, down from the current limit of 30,000. refugee slots will be prioritised for iraqis who've worked with the us military, some persecuted people from central america and small groups of religious minorities. saudi arabia is opening its doors to tourists from around the world for the first time. according to the tourism minister, it's an historic moment. visas costing $80 will be available online. jean—claude juncker, the president of the european commission, said he and the european union's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier were doing all they could to get a brexit deal, and if they failed,

british prime minister abbas johnson could be facing lawmakers in london again today in the same parliament that he suspended earlier this month the supreme court has ruled the move was illegal throwing get more confusion into the brig sit this hour let's bring you live pictures of bars johnson has just arrived there and his convoy is whizzing past the streets of london we don't know where use heading that possibly towards the parliament which is due to open shortly and he's promised to take britain out of the european union on the 31st of come what may let's 1st have a look at this report before we go live to london. emerging from the gloom a smiling boris johnson was asked if bracks it is going to happen. are you going to examine. that question johnson but he's already made clear he's not about to bow out he's flying home early from new york following the u.k. supreme court's unanimous ruling with which he says he strongly disagrees. the court is bound to conclude. that the decision to advise her majesty to perreault parliament was unlawful because it had the effect of frustrating or prev

it's been held near iran's southern port of bandar abbas. reduce its carbon emissions when global leaders meet at the un tomorrow for a special summit on climate change. renewable energy sources have increased in china, but coal is still the largest source of electricity generation. with the un pushing for a commitment to end the use of coal by 2030, our correspondentjohn sudworth asks whether china can deliver. on average, china has built a solar farm as big as this one every day for the past three years. a rush to renewables personified by this man. he used to work in a coal mine. translation: our solar plant can save 50 or 60,000 tonnes of coal each year. i'm proud doing thisjob and working in this industry. but there is a long way to go. with its massive coal reserves still used for 60% of its energy, china produces more than a quarter of the world's carbon emissions. and it may bear more than its fair share of the consequences too. asia's high mountain glaciers, a vital source of waterfor millions, are under serious threat. they are ret

we begin in britain where the supreme court has unanimously to the prime minister abbas jonson suspension of fallen was unlawful the judges found that the suspension prevented parliament from doing its job without reasonable justification that this is a means that lawmakers can reassemble quote a soon as possible which would be a hammer blow to johnson's plans for taking britain out of the johnson who's in new york for u.n. meetings says the judges made the wrong call have a listen i have to say i strongly disagree with what the justices who found i don't think that. it's right but we will go ahead and course paul will come back i do think there's a good case for getting on with the queen's speech anyway will do that by the way support please we get a little bit sit on october 31st and this is clearly a claim it's in this case a determined to try to frustrate that and to to stop that i think it is very unfortunate paul that made that objective which of the people delivered more difficult but will. let me not draw a fine shot of posses at the supreme court in london which has been the scen

it's been held near iran's southern port of bandar abbas.ting are speeding up, according to the latest science on climate change, published ahead of key un talks in new york. the data, compiled by the world meteorological organization, says the five—year period from 2014 to 2019 is the warmest on record. sea—level rise has accelerated significantly over the same period, as co2 emissions have hit new highs. 0ur correspondent nick bryant is in new york and said un officials were hoping this report would be yet another wake up call to world leaders. 0fficials officials are also talking up the greta effects, as it's called, the sight of those 4 million people marching on friday all around the world, most of them children, led by the 16—year—old activist greta thunberg. she will be addressing the climate action summits tomorrow, the un hoping to harness her global galvanising power and also hoping she will shame international leaders interaction. perhaps more significant is the no—shows out that summit. donald trump will not be there, a leader wh

need we know that this morning according to port authorities in harmless gun province at the bunder abbas ports where this vessel was being held it was anchored off the coast of that port we know that according to an official statement from the government that around 9 p. and 9 am i'm sorry local time that's about 530 g.m.t. in the morning the anchor started coming up in the boat started to go on its way we saw a video circulating on social media as well as on state media showing the anchor going up certainly a signal that the boat was headed away and into international waters the owner of the vessel of course confirming this expecting it to be in international waters shortly if it isn't already there and it is heading towards the united arab emirates there was also a signal from the owner of the vessel that they do have a well prepared security plan in place once the ship is in international waters certainly a sign that many countries are still concerned that iran does not have the best interests at heart of several international shipping vessels that pass through in and around the water

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now why a rare prime minister abbas johnson is facing a 2nd showdown in parliament over his drags it strategy is demanding a snap election on the 15th of october if you'll make us try to prevent a possible you know deal back said johnson says such a bill would undermine the country's ability to negotiate with the european union but the e.u. says it hasn't received any new proposals from britain to negotiate in the break. the deadlock. now here's some of what barnes johnson said in the house of commons a short while ago in response to a question. from the leaders to leave a party generally called the only thing that standing is standing you know it all away is the under more of the they think they should by this surrender bill which would be to me and we delayed in march we delayed a bit and now we go to that he wants to delay again for absolutely no purpose whatever what does he intend by that we are spending in the stop what's been the 1000000000 pounds 220000 new police officers on the street was. it. the leading cause of the fog. you feel like taking the 35 and i will never longer