s barbara vai's all reporting for us from london we thank you very much.let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world. 3 people have died during protests in chile against public transport fare hikes presidents a bus in pin euro and now if the price increases would be suspended following days of violent protests in the rest has been chile's worst in decades. u.s. president donald trump is abandoned to plan to hold the next g. 7 summit at a golf resort he owns in florida critics had accused trump of misusing his office to personally profit from staging the taxpayer funded gathering. australian airline quantas has completed the longest ever nonstop commercial passenger flight the boeing 787 dreamliner took off from new york with 49 passengers and crew on board 19 hours and 16 minutes later it touched down in sydney and it was part of a test to assess how ultra long haul flights affect passenger jet lag and crew fatigue. to hong kong now where protesters are defying police and recent attacks on pro-democracy activists to atten

to use barbara vai's all reporting for us from london we thank you very much.let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world. 3 people have died during protests in chile against public transport fare hikes president sebastian pinera announced the price increases would be suspended following days of violent protests the unrest has been chile's worst in decades. australian airline quantas has completed the longest ever nonstop commercial passenger flight the boeing 787 dreamliner took off from new york with 49 passengers and crew on board 19 hours and 16 minutes later at touchdown in sydney it was part of a test to assess how entre long haul flights affect passenger jet lag and crew fatigue. police and radical pro independence protesters clashed in barcelona despite attempts by some protesters to mediate saturday night was calmer than friday which solve violent rioting and widespread unrest spain's prime minister has rejected a call for dialogue from the catalan regional leader until he explicitly condemns the recent violence. our

to have your correspondent barbara vai's all sent us this report from london. how often have we said that the coming week may be decisive for pricks it this time it could really be the case in spite of the extension which forced johnson had to ask for in brussels over the weekend something he did was ill grace and that face. a scottish court will decide on monday whether the prime minister is therefore in contempt of parliament and of the law the leader of the conservatives in the house of commons has meanwhile tables a fresh attempt to have a meaningful vote on the breakthrough deal was the e.u. for this monday senior tories like my could go and dominate drop it declared on sunday they were confident if the numbers to push it through and therefore to be able to leave the e.u. an october 31st as pledge but this speaker of the house might yet prevent this no voting on the same bill till the outcome fits the government he had already told to reason may last winter. australian airline quantas has made aviation history setting a new record for the longest nonstop c

concessions to bring a long sought deal with in reach let's bring bring in brussels correspondent barbara vai's all good morning barbara what do we expect to happen this morning where you are. we can expect that we're not going to hear something for quite a while yet because diplomats are extremely tightlipped after they broke up by suppose from sheer fatigue last night they're not taking up talks again in the commission building here behind me and the doors are closed and there is no communication so it's only via for instance the french finance minister who gave an interview this morning and he is said that we hear anything and he said that there is a glimmer of hope that this deal could be yet to get across the line is so we also have crossing our fingers together was the european governments who somehow want to get this done and want to get rid of the brics that question that has been really so bothers some and so so wearing throughout the last years and of course on the other side boris johnson still hopes he can make true his promise to leave the e.u. under any circumstances on october 31

analyst alex forrest whiting and in brussels our correspondent barbara vai's of the both of you welcome i want to begin with a pledge from prime minister boris johnson that he made back in september he wagered a lot on britain leaving the e.u. on 2 or 31st even his own life which is to take a listen to what he said. can you make a promise today to the british public that you will not go back to brussels and ask for another delay to correct that yes and so you don't and rejoice. to be dead. so you would resign for us prime minister have been going off of that to that other i just i really close a 1000000000 pounds a month in a cheese absolutely nothing. is the point. i think it's totally pointless pointless dead and. we were sitting here when that was live talking about that our member very well so he gave us that he gave us this do or die pledge from the prime minister and one that he will fail to keep so what does that do to his credibility i don't know whatever boris johnson says or whatever his advisers say this is a failure because as we have heard very clearly as he has said time a