now he's saying that boris johnson's deal is close enough to bracks it that he will do a deal whereby he won't compete against the conservatives it's an extraordinary setback and you turn for the bracks a party the reaction has been across the spectrum boris johnson the prime minister said he was glad that there was a recognition there is only one way to get done and that was a vote for conservatives but the labor leader jeremy corbin said that it was a pact between nigel farage and boris johnson and it was a pact with donald trump's backing that the trump alliance was thatcherism on steroids meanwhile the lib dems leader joe swinson said the conservative party is effectively the party now the out the arithmetic is going to be intriguing if the party contests against labor seats it may be that they split the vote in those seats and give labor a better chance of holding on to some of those marginals that would otherwise have been threatened so the impact on the election could be profound but the contradiction in nigel farage his position was probably best summed up by one commentator w

steroids meanwhile the lib dems leader joe swinson said the conservative party is effectively the bracks it party now they are out the arithmetic is going to be intriguing if the party contests against labor seats it may be that they split the vote in those seats and give labor a better chance of holding on to some of those marginals that would otherwise have been threatened so the impact on the election could be profound but the contradiction in nigel farage his position was probably best summed up by one commentator who said well look if boris johnson's deal really is brecht's it then frankly the bracks of party shouldn't shouldn't be standing in any seats at all. spain's socialist party says it will act fast at the former government after winning the most seats in sunday's parliamentary election the leader paid a sanchez had hoped that the vote which was the 2nd this year would break the country's political that bloc but with the far right vox party more than doubling its support for the country appears more fragmented than ever before joanna hall has more from madrid this is the fina

bracks referendum back in 2016 boris johnson the u.k. prime minister focusing on bracks it today pledging to put the deal through parliament if the conservatives when parliament is paralyzed it's been stuck in a rut for 3 and a half years and i'm afraid our m.p.'s are just refusing time and again to deliver bricks it and order the mandate of the people i can tell you i go to the state route you want to chew my own time in frustration because it is since we're so nearly that we've got a good deal of him ready by which we can leave the e.u. in just a few weeks it's a great deal for this country. labor leader jeremy corbin taking a very different putting more focus on even after they officially begin the process of leaving they've got what another decade of negotiating all those trade deals yes there's of course the transition period after the go see a sions and most analysts predict that the trade negotiations which will be necessary in order to establish britain's relationship with the rest of the world essentially could take years and ye

it without the bracks it body. for all that there is though a little concern inside the party it's 10 days from now until nominations close it isn't at all clear yet exactly how many candidates the bracks it party is actually going to stand and some of the prospective candidates i've spoken to in there say they don't know if they're actually going to be able to contest a seat or not and if they're only told in say 10 days time then they're worried that they won't have time to prepare and as well is that the bracks the party's been shuffling kind of this around different constituencies that is not entirely clear to some of them where indeed they are going to be standing as well is that nigel farage the party leader who had been expected as because he's a. that senate figure to be standing for them in parliament has said he's not going to stand that's all because you want to travel the country trying to gee up all the local governments and states. to prospective candidates have said that they're local activists of ve

it then frankly the bracks of party shouldn't shouldn't be standing in any seats at all. paul byrne reporting there greece and china have signed more than 2 dozen bilateral agreements during a visit to athens by president seizing being greece's prime minister hailed the visit as a new era of economic relations with china the chinese leader was greeted by kiriakou or smits attackers and given an official welcome in the capital athens presidency to a pariah sport which is largely controlled by china's state owned shipping company costco it comes off to beijing approved a $680000000.00 plan to expand the port. has more from athens. the greece china relationship has been developing very well for over a decade but the chinese president's visit is a watershed moment see jinping is signaling to the rest of the world that china is a dependable ally that it comes through on its investments especially those that come under the banner of the belton road initiative which aims to connect china to the rest of the world and lower the cost of chinese exports particularly to the very. wea

now he's saying that boris johnson's deal is close enough to bracks it that he will do a deal whereby he won't compete against the conservatives it's an extraordinary setback and you turn for the bracks of party the reaction has been across the spectrum boris johnson the prime minister said he was glad that there was a recognition there's only one way to get done and that was a vote for conservatives but the labor leader jeremy corbin said that it was a pact between nigel farage and boris johnson and it was a pact with donald trump's backing that the trump alliance was thatcherism on steroids meanwhile the lib dems leader joe swinson said the conservative party is effectively the bracks it party now they are out the arithmetic is going to be intriguing if the party contests against labor seats it may be that they split the vote in those seats and give labor a better chance of holding on to some of those marginals that would otherwise have been threatened so the impact on the election could be profound but the contradiction in nigel farage his position was probably best summed up by on

the logic is that if johnson agrees to the s then the brics it vote won't be divided between the bracks it party and the conservatives and boris johnson can hold on to his hopes of getting a majority in parliament for raj is calling for a non aggression pact asking for the conservatives not to stand in $150.00 seats around the country where the conservatives have never won because for hours believes his party can win those seats especially places where the opposition labor party is now in control places where the majority of people in those constituencies voted to leave the e.u. or jones has been given until november the 14th to consider this possible arrangement with the brics that party johnson has ruled out in the past any possible pact between kharaj and himself johnson is very confident that his party can win a majority but he can't afford to be complacent his deadline of october 31st for leaving the e.u. has now been and gone there's a lot of anger and frustration amongst euro skeptics ardent brecht's its supporters who may decide to punish boris johnson when they go to the polls

in the past what happened with that is bracks that of course one of the reasons perhaps. a death of the toledo mosque set yes so i think it's plausible yet at the uncertainty here and bracks it which a lot of the car executives here tweets from germany but he's leading jaguar land rover among them probably one of the most outspoken ones have pointed out again and again that for the car industry is a real nightmare and you know it must draw the conclusion that britain is probably not the right place at this point in time to start any facilities producing his tesla's now tesla will be here in germany and that means some of its most important competitors will be just around the corner that walk us through the current moment for the auto industry in germany specifically and how tesla will mix in with its competitors. so that many of them on in a transition towards election mobility the ones that like you most the faced with competition the premium car make test lace 506-0000 or so so we're talking received his b.m.w. and out he who are most sort of in the i of tesla as well f

times that bacco has been accused by some of showing political bias particularly when it comes to bracks it my ruling is therefore that the motion will not be debated today as it would be repetitive and disorderly to do certainly i know that the dynamics you face mean that on occasion you will sometimes have to please some and not others but it is becoming remarkable how often you please one lot i'm not the other. when he was getting the decisions in his favor he wasn't grumbling is grumbling now because he doesn't like the judgment but his rulings have also divine did the public is clearly on the remains side in his will and will sort of man ministry whose sole aim is very obviously to stop pretty. well i think he's actually standing up for democracy and for parliament. on the very day bracks it was supposed to happen but didn't a colorful politician is bowing out of british politics while some may applaud his departure others will miss the man who try to put this house in goods. they're called the aka shingo or brave ones and they make up the ranks of an all female anti-poaching unit i

on the very day bracks it was supposed to happen but didn't a colorful politician is that going out of british politics while some may applaud his departure others will miss the man who try to put this house in goods. they're called the aka shingo or brave ones and they make up the ranks of an all female anti-poaching unit in zimbabwe since 2017 this unique squad has taken women from the margins of society and turned them into elite environmental rangers but making it into the group in the 1st place isn't easy. this is hell week a brutal physical and mental challenge designed to leave only the base game rangers standing. among the strictly female group is cheered it so much married at a young age she moved with her husband and small child to south africa where she was physically abused by her mother in law she of it so eventually returned to girls and bubbling with very few prospects last bantustans of african doings they've been sending money for their child and we're going to take care they took my documents. my initial idea and message to kids who made it said just get back to now i

a boost for boris johnson from nigel farage and his bracks a party ahead of the u.k. general election class. and cannot resist. sanction the possibility of sanction because it comes cambodia us economy we will collapse cambodian opposition politician sam rainsy tells al-jazeera he's confident the us and e.u. will impose personal sanctions on prime minister hun sen and its. chief executive kerry lamb has condemned violent confrontations on the streets of hong kong and described protesters as the enemy of the people and a show of defiance kerry says the government will not bow to their demands after 5 months of demonstrations this comes after one of the most violent days since the protests began it saw a probe aging supporters had a light and a police officer shoot an activist cock reports from hong kong. protesters started blocking. and ran lines during the morning rush hour at a crossroads inside one home district on the east of hong kong island a traffic officer was filmed as a graphic with a demonstrator and then pointed his gun at a 2nd protester and shot him in th

back his claim that is the victim of a cool and a boost for boys johnson from nigel frosh and his bracks at party ahead of the u.k. general election. hong kong's chief executive has condemned violent confrontations on the streets and described protesters as the enemy the people in a show of defiance kerry says the government will not bow to their demands after 5 months of demonstrations this comes after one of the most violent days since the protests began it saw a probate supporter set alight at a police officer shoot an activist. report from hong kong. protesters started blocking roads and ran lines during the morning rush hour at a crossroads inside one home district on the east of hong kong island a traffic officer was filmed as he grappled with the demonstrators. and then pointed his gun at a 2nd protester and shot him in the tool so the peach was good enough to live on facebook and then underwent surgery and was put in intensive care of a horse home. that point without any warning and it's ready it is very very very dangerous i will. and will thing is all run by find me time to thi

it vote in the bracks that referendum and what what's interesting is i don't think the media wants this report really to come out and be scrutinized because one of the star witnesses of this report was christopher steele so this raises the question is what do they bring in christopher steele in such an important report after he had already been thoroughly discredited for basically pushing fantasy fiction in the trump dossier in december of 2016 or january 2017 and immediately people knew that that was a fraud the trump dossier but so was chris who are still brought into this inquiry knowing that he had authored one of the biggest forgeries or fake bits of fake news in history with with the trump dossier so that's a question that nobody really wants to answer of course there's there is very little substance in the accusations that russia had anything to do with the bracks or the you know turning the referendum in any particular direction sowing discord using these terms or coming up again sowing discord or. causing chaos and it's exciting so i don't think they. i want that report to come

referendum johnson repeatedly demanded to know whether colvin will campaign for or against his own bracks a deal in that referendum but we don't know and i've asked this before we don't know which side mr corbin would campaign is he going to campaign for leave can remain can learn from the other direction called in press the prime minister on the future of the national health service and emphasise the point with a personal anecdote about a friend who'd recently died of cancer the nurses that were trying to help or were unable to get anyone to see her because they were under such strain and stress and so she recorded a video saying please in my memory make sure nobody else goes through this pain other opposition party leaders were excluded from the main debate and allocated to separate t.v. interview program. the liberal democrats the scottish national party the greens and the party i would revoke article 50 something the prime minister has the power to do and we do that on day one westminster governments can decide to import the direction of travel when pointers and policies that we don't

and over the next 5 weeks those 2 main parties and the other party's lib dems bracks it party too will be fighting it out for seats in the u.k. parliament mr johnston today however losing his welsh secretary doesn't look good on the day that you've gone to buckingham palace to ask permission to dissolve the parliament. it's been an extraordinarily bruising day one for the conservative campaign to be perfectly honest i cannot remember a single campaign previously where a cabinet minister a minister of state is written as actually had to resign on day one of an election campaign i mean it's extraordinary. i'll gloss over the details it's basically alan can't he's the well secretary he's alleged to have lied in fact he's accused of brazen like a direct exactly what he knew in relation to what a former aide did in relation to a rape trial which took place in april of 2018 he said he didn't know anything about it then e-mails were uncovered showing that he'd actually been aware of it as late as early as august of last year so he was put in an impossible position it's not the only setback th

has to but if you're still confused by bracks that there is help at hand a parent in the u.k. has found a way to explain the hectic and confusing process to children richard lawman publishing on the way to explain the hectic and confusing process to children richard lawman publish a paper book about it and not an old who go most to lose who wrote the book the book the debate they needed to debate helped in full detail to decide on what story they do want to be in the animals represent real political figures involved as tourists and declare you want to be in the animals represent real political figures involved in the process including being prime ministers and us and proper size and take it is the other side is david cameron who came up with the votes votes although mr is just resubmitted men who fail to get her deal approved. boris johnson meanwhile is the cow who fails to appreciate the difficulties ahead we talk to the other meanwhile if the cow who fails to appreciate the difficulties ahead we talk to the other so the younger of the year very very very young and the audien

steroids meanwhile the lib dems leader joe swinson said the conservative party is effectively the bracks it party now the out the arithmetic is going to be intriguing if the party contests against labor seats it may be that they split the vote in those seats and give labor a better chance of holding on to some of those marginals that would otherwise have been threatened so the impact on the election could be profound but the contradiction in nigel farage his position was probably best summed up by one commentator who said well look if boris johnson's deal really is brecht's it then frankly the bracks of party shouldn't shouldn't be standing in any seats at all almost 14 years since palestinians lost her presidential elections the main political factions in the territory have agreed it's time to go to the polls again but major hurdles remind before a date to be said including whether israel and the us will allow an election given that a must will likely win a large share of the vote bernard smith reports from gaza. dormant for 13 years the palestinians legislative chamber could now flicke

begins in britain 2nd general election since the 2016 referendum but will it be enough to break the bracks it impacts and install 5 same's can progress to the knockout rounds of the european champions league this wednesday a win for christian on all those events against lokomotiv moscow will put them in the last 60. open hearings into the potential impeachment of u.s. president donald trump is set to begin next week with 3 key witnesses to testify house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff says the inquiry expects to hear from the u.s. special envoy to ukraine. and you'll remember that he said trump explicitly put pressure on ukraine's president to investigate his presidential rival joe biden the committee plans to release a transcript of his deposition later on weapons say let's go live now to washington white house correspondent kimberly how could that for us kimberly explain the significance of this next stage of the investigation to us yeah a couple of important things in this next stage you mentioned that we're watching very carefully for the release of those transcripts of tha

party nigel for raj is an incredibly good campaign and we don't know how much and you vote for the bracks a party will eat into any of either of the established parties they could eat into the labor party's votes but also that targeting the conservative voters there are disenfranchised with bracks it and i just want to move more quickly than boris johnson's conservative party is offering also we've got the liberal democrats they are the arch remain party and they might also siphon up quite a lot of the remains vote which might not help the labor party so it's really very difficult at the moment to predict how this is going to end at the election in the middle of december bigot mohsin reporting on the start of the election campaign in the u.k. thank you very much for that update from london. and this fall in the champions league today by and munich are hosting the greek side olympiacos by n one the reverse fiction fixture but have otherwise struggled this season this will be their 1st match since the exit of coach nico cool watch on sunday following their 51 loss to frankfurt in the bundes

simply being in the revoking the whole process so bracks it remains an issue it really is an issue in british politics but going back to something funny or said and i agree with this the. conservatives here in their manifesto are simply trying to say vote for us we'll get rates down then everything will be fine and wonderful but of course it's not at all clear how the money can be found for any of these parties actually to pay for the kind of improvements in public spending that they're promising particularly given that the u.k. economy is now growing raw i mean many european economies are actually growing more slowly than they used to alan just staying with banks that for one more question here i do want to ask you this because you worked on the role of the u.k. in europe if we were to have a referendum tomorrow what what would happen what it believes what it may remain. i think right now the most opinion polls indeed almost all opinion polls for the last 12 to 18 months or so and there be a slight remain leave but the can under a slight majority for remain if there was a referendum

the curiosities of this election is it looked at one point as if the liberal democrats and then the bracks it party of a sort of very hard pro breaks it line was somehow going to break through and here we are more than half way into this election campaign and the conservatives in labor are yet again dominating and i think actually something else that's interesting the going on in in this campaign is that the conservative party in particular is trying to migrate to being a somewhat different party to the one that many of its traditional members joined it for in this election they're trying to win many leave voters in the midlands in the north of england from the labor party that often in traditional labor voting areas and that of course requires the reorientation of the conservative party traditionally a party of tax cuts and business now to being a party of smaller tax cuts less business but actually more sort of social care and social security for lower income households and places that have been left behind apparently according to a lot of evidence about why people voted for breaks it in

trolls the tactics of a russian troll farm russian troll son thousands of proly messages and dave brack said referendum $200.00 out of all sun thousands of proly messages and dave brack said referendum twitter data reveals in fact the e.u. was so concerned it set up an obvious. in fact the e.u. was so concerned it set up an all sort of weapons against them including this fancy sounding rapid also of weapons against them including this fancy sounding rapid system and the east task force but while they were busy watching them and the east . course but while they were busy watching russia it seems they weren't doing too much at home. with russia it seems they weren't doing too much at home. when investigate you're supposed to look at the bodies behind. it found maybe get your closer look at the bodies behind. it found maybe the gauge before disappearing instead of the. information age before discrimination instead of. information and now that has come back to them as a new investigation and now that has come back to bite them as a new investigation has lifted the lid on trolling from withi

politicians can begin campaigning for a december snap election the poll could decide the future of bracks it many voters are confused about the different party's policies so undergo has more from london. primed with sleeves rolled up as an election coming case it's been forgotten the 3rd one in only 4 years some new faces. the choice not. is about who we are as a country as well as more familiar ones thank you and good morning everybody pushing. it off to goals. at the start of the race it's all slogan and little policy. and so this wednesday parliament will once again be dissolved m.p.'s pounding the streets persuading people to vote for them and towering over this of course is breck's it with those wanting to stop it battling those who wanted to live it. and then there is the man that didn't make it happen i don't have to. deep regret all we need to do is get on and do it despite a promise of do or die comment was made prime minister boris johnson vowed he wouldn't ask for the extension of parliament and the courts made him request despite what the colorfully saying that he'd rather be

the british prime minister has rejected a proposal by the bracks it party leader nigel farage he had wanted boris johnson has rejected a proposal by the bracks at party leader nigel farage he had wanted boris johnson to ditch his withdrawal agreement and form an alliance for a hard break in the upcoming and to ditch his e.u. withdrawal agreement and form an alliance for a hard break in the upcoming elections although the conservatives have not ruled that out well if you're still confused by brown elections although the conservatives have not ruled that out well if you're still confused by bracks if there is help at hand a parent in the u.k. has found a way to explain the hectic and confusing exit there is help at hand a parent in the u.k. has found a way to explain the hectic and confusing process to children richard law minute publish a picture book about animals who vote to leave process to children richard law minute publish a picture book about animals who vote to leave the book itself then debate and fail to decide on what story they do want to be in the book itself then debate

snap election with bracks it looming large on the agenda. in sport born in the current events is of puts birthplaces in the last 16 of the european champions league reaching lokomotiv moscow soon warmed to move into the locker room . welcome to the program in the past half hour a uranium enrichment facility in iran has been activated marking the country's latest step away from the 2015 court the atomic energy organization of iran says uranium gas is now being injected into centrifuges that means the facility will be cost as an active nuclear site rather than a research plant the u.s. which pulled out of the day last year has called the move a big step in the wrong direction french president says it's a signal iran intends to quit the nuclear agreement altogether. absolutely a today 2000 kilograms of you have 6 was delivered to ford a nuclear sought under the supervision of all speak to the restarting of centrifuges will take a few well as and from but not the process of injecting new ronnie and gas into them will begin. well those are just b

proper home struggling to make ends meet while tax cuts are handed to the super rich johnson led on bracks it whether you voted for leave or remain people want to get bricks it done and to unleash the potential of this entire country the questions ranged widely from bracks it to government austerity to personal integrity how can we trust you. at times the moderators struggle to keep the debate on topic and on time this is. interesting this is why this is quite interesting and i know you want to return to practicing mr johnson but in your specific moment we are talking about the n.h.s. on bricks it a labor government would read because she is a new deal with the e.u. and then put it to a 2nd duty referendum johnson repeatedly demanded to know where the cold wind will campaign for or against his own breath to deal in that referendum but we don't know and i've asked this before we don't know which side mr corbyn would campaign is he going to campaign for leave can remove come in from the other direction it's called impress the prime minister on the future of the national health service and em

s pounding the streets persuading people to vote for them and towering over this of course is bracks it with those wanting to stop it battling those who want it to live it. and then there is the man that didn't make it happen i don't have to. deep regret all we need to do is get on and do it despite a promise of do or die comment was made prime minister boris johnson vowed he wouldn't ask for the extension that parliament and the courts made him request despite what the colorfully saying that he'd rather be dead in a ditch. and the politicians snapping at his heels promising to take the u.k. out without a deal the bricks at parties nigel faraj campaigning on a sole issue he will not be standing but offered up the party's backing to johnson even though it was roundly rebuffed by the problems boris johnson what so ever on this question of europe he's flipped and flopped twice voted against the withdrawal agreement he then voted for it so he showed his ability to change position and now mr johnson has the time drop the 3 c. let's get over the problems. and it's not just the u.k. breakin

and of course with hopefully bracks it's finally coming and being done with cannot bosun in frankfurt thank you. italians simply call it. high water doesn't sound like much but the flooding's that have been hitting venice in recent days have been anything but harmless the severest flood waters in generations have devastated large parts of the unesco protected lagoon city for example some of the parts of the famous that marks visited have been damaged beyond repair according to local media among those heavily impacted are the city's famous gondola makers craftsmen who work and shipyards close to the water now that the the has subsided and is effective and you know trying one team can finally reach their gondola shipyard the front is once again dry land but just a few days ago the entrance was submerged in the worst flood in over 50 years. the water kept rising and rising and never stopped it was all dark and i was a little terrified the water here was at least 5500 meters deep i didn't open the door anymore because i was afraid that these were rocks and would be swept away by the flood

i say this to you and i'll say it as i took this country there will be no back state without the bracks body. for all that there is though a little concern inside the party it's 10 days from now until nominations close it is not all clear yet exactly how many candidates the bracks it party is actually going to stand and some of the prospective candidates i've spoken to in there say they don't know if they're actually going to be able to contest a seat or not and if they're only told in say 10 days time then they're worried that they won't have time to prepare and as well is that the bracks the party's been shuffling out of the surrounds different constituencies that was not entirely clear to some of them where indeed they are going to be standing as well is that nigel farage the party leader who had been expected as the. if he's at that summit figure to be standing for them in parliament i say he's not going to stand the thought because you want to travel the country trying to gee up all the local governments instead a wall of super spectacles have said that they're local activists of v

prime minister boris johnson is aiming to win over business leaders concerned about his bracks of plans and a prime minister is due to give a speech in which i will promise to cut taxes for companies if his conservatism win the upcoming election addressing the concentration of british industry a little hill admit that big businesses didn't want breaks it he says his party will deliver certainty the managers any of it. and that's a show thanks for watching. us. markets. morning more. your business magazine. germany on d w. i am sure. as the famous naturalist and explorer. to some liberation comics on the front it's 250th birthday we're embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w.a. . the teacher often john has been working as an engineer in stuttgart in southern germany for 6 years now he's getting married and going back to his home country india to celebrate the wedding together with his family in the summer state of khurana. is going to play the i'm the 1st of my family to study abroad and work abroad as well. and i'm 1st of my family to marry a woman from outside caro

and what of the main opposition labor party leader jeremy corbett is mixed messages over bracks it has left it significantly behind the governing conservatives corbin will seek to make this election about issues such as the health service raising taxes on the rich anything to distract from the elephant in the room but the problem for him the others will likely make much of his inability so far to come up with a clear vision about where the party stands on the matter which could leave it out in the cold in this december election. london. who the rebels in yemen see the. coalition is forcing sudanese forces to fight and die on the front lines they've released footage they say shows incurred by the sudanese has more from. ok going to hold the forces these prisoners of war are from sudan and so were there did callie's. the sudanese regime forces soldiers to fight as mercenaries in return for money within the ranks of the aggressor coalition forces other states limited their role to join in the airstrikes or naval forces the sudanese regime through its forces into the ground warfare where m

general election the prime minister and the labor party leader chalcedon bracks in the health service and even christmas paul brennan follow the debates. prime minister boris johnson came into this t.v. debate with a double digit lead in the latest opinion polls with the possible disadvantage of being the incumbent in this race the labor party leader jeremy corbyn came to solve it with the pressure of knowing that with less than 3 and a half weeks until polling day he leads a breakthrough soon with lots were drawn to call been spoke 1st on public services to many families or without a proper home struggling to make ends meet while tax cuts are handed to the super rich johnson led on bracks it whether you voted for leave or remain people want to get bricks it done and to unleash the potential of this entire country the questions ranged widely from bracks it to government austerity to personal integrity how can we trust you. at times the moderator struggle to keep the debate on topic and on time this is. interesting this is why this is quite interesting and i know you want to return to

you think with these elections coming up the best result would be a government which will have a bracks implemented which is close to the thing that you can market and which also makes sure that there's a customs partnership that says less of minnesota burden as possible what business is telling you here in germany businesses here in germany as well as in the u.k. they want the same in terms of the outcome that they want to have a close alignment of the economies of the u.k. and union and the u.k. and what everyone wants i guess is a clear result not a hung parliament no more uncertainty no more uncertainty that's what everybody wants to start with thank you very much for coming in i think for johnny's conglomerate is buying up bankrupt british steel the company accounts for a 3rd of production in the u.k. and employs thousands of workers it's been in liquidation since may when london refused to keep it afloat amid state of one problems and breaks it uncertainty. ginny confirmed it will be investing nearly one and a half 1000000000 euros in british steel to put it on a sustainable compe

referendum johnson repeatedly demanded to know whether colvin will campaign for or against his own bracks a deal in that referendum but we don't know and i've asked this before we don't know which side mr corbin would campaign is he going to campaign for leave can remake come in from the other direction called impress the prime minister on the future of the national health service and emphasise the point with a personal anecdote about a friend who'd recently died of cancer the nurses that were trying to help or were unable to get anyone to see her because they were under such strain and stress and so she recorded a video say please in my memory make sure nobody else goes through this pain other opposition party leaders were excluded from the main debate and allocated to separate t.v. interview pro. graham the liberal democrats the scottish national party the greens and the party i would revoke article 50 something the prime minister has the power to do and we do that on day one westminster governments can decide to import the direction of travel when a pointers and policies that we don't

with the european union her main priority is to get out of the us quickly as possible just as the bracks it has promised i really believe the parts party right now is their new policy that's offering. tories to 3. failed. and i think now. and. bought in the effluent part of central london where alice lives most people are pro e.u. . and i think the fact that parting. action. on the back that posting that they have a good day for 18 year old alice and her younger sister democracy is at stake they say the u.k. needs its freedom and to them be undemocratic even though most of their friends think differently they are discouraged by all school was in a very remain area and it was very politicized. all the way basically all about shaming people who. and it's really hard for me the majority of young people in the u.k. see the e.u. as something positive opening up opportunities to work and study abroad so those campaigners who want to reverse break that are trying to get as many young people to vote as possible. so i'm bored your board of directors that we've been talking about this for 3 years

at a crisis point yet so from berlin holding onto the money it has what else is weighing on bruce bracks it has certainly had an impact on on german exports that they've seen a big slowdown and demand from the u.k. at the trade war between china and the us has also had a global impact on trade that's that's hurt germany's really export dependent economy another factor has been the complications and the auto industry and a slowdown and growth there and ahead of new emission standards there are some signs that the economy might be improving especially in the manufacturing sector today there was data that showed factory orders in september rose about 1.3 percent which is a lot better than people had expected so there is sort of optimism now that the economy might have bottomed out and and things will are going to be improving slightly from here a silver lining there on the horizon delivers boy chelsea delaney a financial monkey correspondent thank you so much. and i notice on the other global business stories making news. u.s. president donald trump talks a good talk about reducing america'

which both of those have been struggling with bracks and trade tensions they did see a decline in exports to china and another bright spot of this report was a 6 percent increase in auto and vehicle exports which has been really hit hard by the trade tensions so i think at the same time. it's one month it's one month of data a lot of the other data that we've had that we have seen especially from the industrial sector earlier this week has been has been mixed at best so i think it's too early to read you know and to germany slowdown and to this data tells you don't go anywhere because i would like to talk to you about a different picture that we see certainly in asia as powerhouse they've china's foreign trade continuing to fall in october and explode strops north point 9 percent compared to the year before while impuls plunged 6.4 percent and trade with the u.s. is down almost 16 percent that of course in the midst of an ongoing trade will between the world's 2 biggest economies and it's unclear if there's an end in sight one day after china announced an agreement between the 2 governmen

and vote and they have a clear choice johnson's conservatives want to get brakes a done with the bracks a deal that he negotiated in brussels the labor party demands a 2nd referendum but won't say whether they leave or remain one party to watch out for other liberal democrats they are the only party that have clearly stated that with them the united kingdom would stay in the european union the conservatives at the moment are ahead in the polls but with 5 weeks to go a lot can change til that election day it's already looking like a divisive campaign as british people gear up to once more have their say on bricks it at the ballot box. that was a lot of parts reporting in one day protestors in iraq are accusing security forces of firing live rounds of people who were blocking a bridge in the country's capital demonstrations against the government started early last month since then more than $260.00 people have been killed thousands have been injured the military has called on people to stop blocking roads ports and oil refineries saying it's costing the country billions of dollars. gunfi

minister boris johnson has been given a boost in the country's election race after the head of the bracks it party nigel farage said he would not challenge the conservative party for seats both parties are in favor of the u.k. leaving the e.u. but different over the terms of the exit agreement those are the headlines stay with us up next whose truth is it anyway looking at the role of journalist as protests in hong kong continue i think the prime minister. should be in to give a great take on the pretty fast the budget and making this country the great place although pretty much it is dealing. with drama of bricks it on al-jazeera. i'm. the one. going to my house tonight and then if you want to yeah. first. time i spoke so thanks facebook for telling me i'm so. anxious that. ha ha ha ha. ha ha ha. the. hong kong's freedoms civil liberties were meant to be maintained 50 years after 1907. but we've just seen a much more heavy handed sort of crackdown on freedoms and civil liberties in hong kong. free press emerge from the umbrella movement pro-democracy protests in 215 it's a direct respons

10 days from now until nominations close it is no talk clear yet exactly how many candidates the bracks it party is actually going to stand and some of the prospective candidates i've spoken to in there say they don't know if they're actually going to be able to contest a seat or not and if they're only told in say 10 days time then they're worried that they won't have time to prepare and as well is that the bracks the party's been shuffling out of the surrounds different constituencies that is not entirely clear to some of them where indeed they are going to be standing as well is that nigel farage the party leader who had been expected as you because he's attending figure to be standing. for them in parliament to say he's not going to stand because they want to travel the country to geo all the local governments and states . perspective conducive so that their local activists of very unhappy about this because it looks like it is worried that the model be able to win the seats so they still present themselves the surgeon policy they could have a big effect on this election but it's no