shrug them off never mind that lorry load of fresh produce wouldn't last long sitting on a disused airstrip and retailers say even efforts at stockpiling dry goods will be complicated by the fact that warehouses are already filling up ahead of christmas most m.p.'s have vacated westminster for the summer recess but remember those late night knife edge votes in the spring well never far from their minds now will be the battle to come between those who support the government's no deal threat and those who want to stop it in parliament that will be all the people are talking about and already you hear the reports about m.p.'s meeting to try and figure out ways they can stop the government taking as to no deal what we don't know because we've had so little time to watch boris johnson interact with parliament we only have one day before the recess is whether sufficient numbers of conservative m.p.'s will be willing to take that ultimate step of voting the government down to try and stop no deal and a fraught autumn of politics lies ahead jonah al-jazeera london. part of the headlines here on al-

shrug them off never mind that lorry load of fresh produce wouldn't last long sitting on a disused airstrip and retailers say even efforts at stockpiling dry goods will be complicated by the fact that warehouses are already filling up ahead of christmas most m.p.'s have vacated westminster for the summer recess but remember those late night knife edge votes in the spring well never far from their minds now will be the battle to come between those who support the government's no deal threat and those who want to stop it in parliament that will be all the people are talking about and already you hear the reports about m.p.'s meeting to try and figure out ways they can stop the government taking as to their deal what we don't know because we've had so little time to watch boris johnson interact with poland we only have one day before the recess is whether sufficient numbers of conservative m.p.'s will be willing to take that ultimate step of voting the government down to try and stop no deal of fraught autum of politics lies ahead jonah al-jazeera london. still ahead on the news. all the. law.

shrug them off never mind that lorry load of fresh produce wouldn't last long sitting on a disused airstrip and retailers say even efforts at stockpiling dry goods will be complicated by the fact that warehouses are already filling up ahead of christmas most m.p.'s have vacated westminster for the summer recess. but remember those late night knife edge votes in the spring well never far from their minds now will be the battle to come between those who support the government's no deal threat and those who want to stop it in parliament that will be all the people are talking about and already you hear the reports about m.p.'s meeting to try and figure out ways they can stop the government taking us to their deal what we don't know because we've had so little toy to watch boris johnson interact with probably only have one day before the recess is whether sufficient numbers of conservative m.p.'s will be willing to take that ultimate step of voting the government down to try and stop no deal fruit autumn of politics lies ahead jonah al-jazeera london now thousands of passengers were left strand

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shrug them off never mind that lorry load of fresh produce wouldn't last long sitting on a disused airstrip and retailers say even efforts at stockpiling dry goods will be complicated by the fact that warehouses are already filling up ahead of christmas most m.p.'s have vacated westminster for the summer recess but remember those late night knife edge votes in the spring well never far from their mine. it's now will be the battle to come between those who support the government's no deal threat and those who want to stop it in call of them that will be all the people are talking about already you hear the reports about m.p.'s meeting to try and figure out ways they can stop the government taking us to their deal what we don't know because we've had so little toy to watch boris johnson interact with poland we only have one day before the recess is whether sufficient numbers of conservative m.p.'s will be willing to take that ultimate step of voting the government down to try and stop modelling a fault or to move politics lies ahead jonah al-jazeera. still ahead. and the richest sportswomen a

we know that alana took off last thursday from a remote airstrip in the north of madagascar. her death. today, the police in madagascar told me they have confirmed that she opened they have confirmed that she opened the door herself. the investigation continues. her parents have asked for privacy and are not commenting on the circumstances. but we understand that that investigation will now continue. the hunt for the body, of course crucial, and the testimony of the pilot and another woman believed to be on the flight. their evidence will also be very important. thank you. our top story this evening: thousands of residents are told to leave their homes in derbyshire amid fears a huge dam is about to burst. coming up, the first day of the ashes becomes an australian renaissance. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: together for the first time in three years, the murray brothers win at the washington 0pen, taking them to the quarter finals of the men's doubles. campaigners are calling for more training and better understanding of domestic abuse victims, as their cases go through

did open the door of this small plane herself, just minutes after it had taken off from a remote airstrip why they believe that she did that, and fell to her death. they are, though, speculating that it could have been suicide. they're also looking in, they say, to the possibility, and they stress this is only a possibility, that alana, 19—year—old cambridge student, as you said, was on some sort of anti—malaria medicine, and that that could have affected her mental health. there is evidence that that kind of medication can lead to psychic episodes, though that again i must stress has not been confirmed. the police in madagascar and the authorities are still searching the area for her body. it has not yet been recovered. we do know that there were at least two other people on the flight with her, a pilot and another passenger, and clearly that will be a focus of their investigations. this happened last thursday, and the investigation, the authorities insist, is still under way. many thanks, andrew harding, our africa correspondent. a mobile phone app is speeding up the detection of a pote

thought that a great location would be hyde park and the idea, talks about privately building an airstrip, foreign leaders come to fly in here and a few looking for land near here, even a boy's summer camp had gone bust, looking at that land and he even had in mind if his health held up, had in mind the identity of a certain person he thought would make a great secretary-general of the united nations after world war ii, would be himself. >> the only promotion you get from presidents. >> would you consider johnson and nixon did not get the lessons of roosevelt and lincoln and also in vietnam, not sure what i understand why there was a war in vietnam, would you consider the strait of hormuz like the gulf of tonkin? >> that is a very great danger. one reason, i think they are totally wrong but many americans are suspicious of fdr and pearl harbor, that is an example of the paranoid streak in american intellectual history, because it happened so much in our history. james polk took us into a totally fake war against mexico based on an incident he provoked on the mexican border, provoked mexic

the idea talked about privately about building an airstrip that you could have foreign leaders come in and fly in here, and actually there was a search committee that was looking for land near here, i think there was even a boy summer camp that had gone bust that they were looking at the land. i think it was slightly too small. and even had in mind, that if it filled up, he had in mind the identity of a certain person who we thought would make a great secretary-general of the united nations. after world war ii which would be himself. [laughter] i think he would've been a good one. the only permission. >> would you consider johnson and nixon did not get the lessons of roosevelt and lincoln and also in vietnam and nation national, why was there a war in vietnam and would you consider now the gulf of tonkin, question mark sumac i think that's a very great danger. one reason why and i think there are totally wrong but many americans are suspicious of fdr and pearl harbor and susan and i would like to say that's an example of paranoid street. in american intellectual history. it's happened

they're waiting on the airstrip. people start running to the airplanes. they do the list of names on the military brushoff. they finally piland to the three planes and hit off. two of them go to florida. which was at the stage. the figure to jacksonville. they finally decided a couple weeks earlier that they can no longer support -- they wouldn't let him into the country. he welcomes him with open arms. suddenly they started filter out the new day. they're going to announce it. over again. the word gets out, and people start taking to the streets. the come out and start to take over with shooting. he hears about it on the radio. he has no idea that the guys are coming. he realizes he's going to do something. it's in a very arousing speech that evening. he claims the victory and make sure to do it with the spanish. the whole roots of the revolution. they are united states that intervened the last minute. they save the day. that to occupy. they didn't even allow the cubans to come in. it was always considered one of the great insults. and the root. all the

>> russia has an enormous force advantage with dozens of airstrips, naval bases, subs deployed, plus they have icebreakers. the coast guard has two, but they have like two dozen and exercises that i go on now britain has dropped out of that and they are back into it there's definitely attention being focused upon the ark to whether it is an opposite question because that is in an honest advantage. venezuela is interesting and what's interesting about venezuela, little green men in ukrainukraine the russian forcen venezuela are straight up uniform actors on their own arms were when they land a nuclear capable bomber so it's pretty front and center of their interest. the u.s. talks about military options. my understanding is because they've never really been seriously considered their. it's like the cage rattling, but it's also interesting because that is in our backyard. that is a challenge in a way you can look at it as russia might look at we don't have uniform soldiers in ukraine but russia did believe it was concocted it seems russia, china and the united states have not learned t

there are three dc fours waiting on the airstrip and he has a list of names of who's going with him so what happens is everyone expresses disbelief and people start running to the airplanes idling away and pilots have no idea where they're going to go in there and they do the list of names some assault the military rush off to try to get money but he seemed to lose money already in swiss bank accounts they finally they all pile into the three planes and had often two of them go to florida, not to miami which is extremely pro- fidel at this stage. to go to jacksonville in palm beach but the other one to the dictator the americans finally decided a couple weeks earlier that they could no longer support batista not only that, they would let him into the country so he flies to the dominican republic who welcomes him with open arms but suddenly suddenly everyone starts to filter out and they announce they just lay beethoven's knights the word gets out and people that come out with guns and they started take over and fidel himself is in the east in a farm and hears about it on the radio and

on the american side a cause i tried to go on a blackhawk or whatever it was that i showed up the airstrip with a belly-up to hear they said no man you are not getting on. if anything happened you would put our medics in a bad situation and the women in the prep course really rallied around me and supported me. we took it all the way up senior officers. i was not allowed to make those trips but it was nice to see there were supporters there. i remember specifically one colleague told me, thanks so much for your activism. i want to be able to be pregnant in a war zone and do my book. [inaudible] >> everyone has an element of that but i would take the philosophy of the late anthony shahid. whenever he was asked are you a war correspondent he would wrestle at that title. war happens to be the backdrop but i look for human stories. that was with me. i'm not someone who goes around saying i'm a war correspondent. also just a small way to look at how it had so many far-reaching effects. >> i'm. >> a member of the sisterhood. >> i wanted to ask about rejection actually since i'm sure you've had t

door of this small plane herself between five and ten minutes after it had taken a fairly remote airstriptiple theories as to why she may have done that. there were at least two other people on the plane, including the pilot. there is speculation that there is might have been some sort of suicide, also speculation and of course her body is currently still missing out so it is hard for police to do much in terms of forensic investigation. the other theory they are working on was that this was some sort of mental crisis, add also that this crisis could have been triggered by antimalarial drugs that you may have been taking. we know some of these drugs, they have been connected to psychotic episodes. there have been reports in some papers that she had in the days running up to this incident last thursday been having some sort of psychotic episode of mental health troubles in that period. an extra £2 billion to prepare for a possible no—deal brexit — labour says it's appalling waste of taxpayers' money. flood warnings are still in place across yorkshire and the north west of england after hea

. >> i do talk about that and they have an arc of steel on the coast with dozens of airstrips and naval bases and loads of subs deployed, plus the icebreakers. the u.s. navy has how many? zero. the coast guard has two. they say operational, but the navy has not, russia has like 2,000. so, our primary weapon in is a submarine to. britain had dropped out of it and now they are back into it so you have a sense of the allies that have to do better. they have enormous damage back doing his best to track veterans and so on. so there's definitely a tension being focused. russia has an enormous force to managed. little green men in ukraine the russian forces in venezuela are straight up uniform patches on their arms they are not hiding military interest. it is more like in a way you can kind of look at the way russia might look at the u.s. and ukraine but russia did believe it was concocted by the cia so it is definitely a if it had happened earlier it would have been a chapter in the book on the shadow war. >> and then we are going to wrap it up. >> in the 21st century seems shot, china and th

cessna—style plane herself between five and ten minutes after it had taken off from a fairly remote airstripast two other people on the plane, including the pilot. there's speculation, of course, that this might have been some sort of suicide act. there is also speculation... and, of course, her body is currently still missing, and so it's hard for police to do much in terms of forensic investigations. but the other theories they're working on was that this was some sort of mental crisis and also that this crisis could have been triggered by, it's thought, anti—malarial drugs that she may have been taking. we know that some of these drugs — particularly lariam — have been connected to psychotic episodes and there have been reports in some papers that she had in the days running up to this incident last thursday been having some sort of psychotic episodes or mental health troubles in that period. time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. 0ur our top story is the worrying situation in derbyshire and that dam wall. yes. it is still raining around the derbyshire peak district. we have g

shrug them off never mind that lorry load of fresh produce wouldn't last long sitting on a disused airstrip and retailers say even efforts at stockpiling dry goods will be complicated by the fact that warehouses are already filling up ahead of christmas most m.p.'s have vacated westminster for the summer recess but remember those late night knife edge votes in the spring well never far from their minds now will be the battle to come between those who support the government's no deal threat and those who want to stop it in parliament that will be all the people are talking about and already you hear the reports about m.p.'s meeting to try and figure out ways they can stop the government taking us to their deal what we don't know because we've had so little time to watch boris johnson interact with poland we only had one day before the recess is whether sufficient numbers of conservative m.p.'s will be willing to take that ultimate step of voting the government down to try and stop no deal and a fraught autumn of politics lies ahead jonah al-jazeera london. with the headlines on al-jazeera pa

cessna—style plane herself between five and ten minutes after it had taken off from a fairly remote airstripother people on the plane, including the pilot. there's speculation, of course, that this might have been some sort of suicide act. there is also speculation... and, of course, her body is currently still missing, and so it's hard for police to do much in terms of forensic investigations. but the other theories they're working on was that this was some sort of mental crisis and also that this crisis could have been triggered by, its thought, anti—malarial drugs that she may have been taking. we know that some of these drugs — particularly lariam — have been connected to psychotic episodes and there have been reports in some papers that she had in the days running up to this incident last thursday been having some sort of psychotic episodes or mental health troubles in that period. you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines: the bank of england cuts its forecasts for uk growth over the next two years, and warns that a no deal brexit would hit the economy and trigger a furth

at one at some point this morning we expect to see marine one transporting the president to the airstrip and then he'll board the plane and a and head again first to dayton and then to el paso texas. he's scheduled arrive in date and a few hours after lifting off so we're going to follow his movements throughout the day today and have reaction from leaders in the places that he lands and of course the victims are still recovering from those mass shootings as well. we'll take a break it's now on the kron 00:04am morning news, why a convicted bay area rapist could be getting released from jail. plus a man armed man tries to break into multiple homes, putting people in an entire neighborhood on edge. >>atlanta area neighborhood. a man with a gun trying to break into 2 different houses caught on camera to doorbell cameras recorded what happened you can see the man with the gun trying to get into one of the homes before giving up and eventually walking away the homeowner says the arm and then broke in to neighborhood cars before trying to break into another home hours later. was a guy looking

statement, that he's about to leave havana, abanden cuba and there's three dc 4s waiting on the airstrip and he has a list of names of people going with him. what happens is everyone that is in disbelief and people start running to the airplanes that are idoling away. and the pilots have no idea where they're going. they go in there and do the list of names. some of the military rush off trying to get money and batsite has seized money already out of the swiss bank accounts. they pile into the three planes and head off. two of them go to florida. not to miami which was extremely pro fidel at this stage. they go to jacksonville instead and palm beach. the other one with the dictator, the americans finally decided a couple weeks earlier that they could no longer support batiste, and not only that, they wouldn't let them into the country. so he flied to the dominican republic who welcomes him with open arms. suddenly everyone -- there's a sort of word starts to filter out on new year's day. the state radio doesn't announce it. they just play music over and over again. word gets out, and the

brandy and he says he's about to leave havana, abandon cuba and there are three dc-4s wait on the airstrip and then everyone -- it's disbelief and then people start running to the airplanes that are sort of idling away. the pilots have no idea where they're going. they go in there and they do the list of names. some of the military rush off trying to get money and bautista has sent his money already over to the swiss bank accounts. they all pile into the three planes and head off. two go to florida. not miami which was extremely pro fidel at this stage. they go to jacksonville. and palm beach. but the other one -- the dictator of the americans had finally decided a couple of weeks earlier they could no longer support bautista. and not only that they wouldn't let him into the country. and so he flies to the dominican republic where there's a right wing dictator who welcomes him with open arms but suddenly there's a sort of word starts to filter out on new year's day, you know, the state radio doesn't announce it. they just play beethoven 9th over and over again and then people start to take

is about to leave havana, he is about to abandon cuba and there are three dc four waiting on the airstrip and they have a list of names of who is going with him so what does happen is that everyone at first is in disbelieve and a people start running to the airplanes, as they are idling away and they have no idea where they are going and they go in there and they do the list of names, some of the military rush off trying to get money and batista had a swiss bank account, and they finally all pile into the three planes and head off. two of them go to florida, not to miami which was extremely pro-tran04 at this stage, they go to jacksonville and palm beach. but the other one, the dictator, the americans had finally decided a couple of weeks earlier that they could no longer support batista, and not only that, they wouldn't let him into the country. and so, he flies to the dominican republic where the right-wing dictator opens him a welcomed him with open arms. then suddenly everyone, there is a sort of word starts to filter out on new year's day. the state radio announced it they just play