meal and i'm getting close to a brand new zealand environment it's personal it's divisive it's about topics that affect a whole lot of solution for climate change and the turn. call is really shut out. this is d.w. news here are top stories british prime minister boris johnson has suffered a major defeat in parliament as lawmakers seized control of his bret's agenda is the 1st part of their attempt to pass a law designed to stop a no deal this means they can bring forward a bill seeking to delay the u.k. leaving the e.u. beyond the 31st of october in 8 weeks time. at least 5 people have been killed in.

to new zealand and italy, activists are taking to the streets demanding governments address climate change during a day of protests branded as earth strike. new zealand found the declaration of a climate emergency. >> reporter: these worldwide protests are taking place on the heels of the united nations climate summit in new york city during which activists urged the global community to take action.>> people are suffering, people are dying. ecosystems are collapsing. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction.>> students are taking part in many of these worldwide protests and in italy officials have urged schools to excuse the absences of anyone who skipped class to attend calling their actions justified. in washington demonstrators took to the streets earlier in the day blocking intersections during morning rush hour and using the hashtag shutdown dc to call attention to their cause. even drawing support from onlookers.>> that's good. it benefits everybody. >> reporter: demonstrations are being held throughout the day with canada and sweden among the countries joining in.>>> lawmakers were to end the declaration of eme

yes, i think it is about building the brand, going fast, we are already in australia and new zealand.ple who are building companies, are you worried? if you see an opportunity, what is your take on it?|j worried? if you see an opportunity, what is your take on it? i am not worried as yet about this. our ingredients come from all over the world, they are sustainably sourced, that could be an issue, but 70% of my business is outside the uk, and what i'm seeing is a slowdown of the uk, not the rest of the world, so we arejust keeping on keeping on. uk, not the rest of the world, so we are just keeping on keeping on. good for you. that is the attitude we need. small and medium—sized businesses that are the engine of our economy. thank you for coming m, our economy. thank you for coming in, lovely to see you. new zealand looks set for another middle—earth—tied economic boost after amazon studios picked the country as the location for its much—anticipated lord of the rings television series — which could be the most expensive show ever made. sarah toms is in singapore with popcorn at the re

a new zealand well give most happening the tasman sea is hardly surprised to see you have a proper circulation headed towards the north island wet and windy. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best account using documentaries to get. the. rewind continues with saving sou'wester seeing the mind 10 years later the launch of a rich person. in south africa is a little bit this is a great motivator for us to keep giving back to these communities on al-jazeera. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera person donald trump says he has called off secret meetings involving the taliban and afghan government that were to be held in the u.s. on sunday he says it's because of a taliban suicide bombing in kabul which killed an american soldier and 11 other people on face tape another british government minister has quit in protest over prime minister boys johnson's breck's it strategy work and pensions secretary resigned from the government and the conservative whip and in hong kong thousands of protesters have marched to the u.s. consulate they want u.s. politicians to approve legislation allowing sanctions to be imposed on hong kong leaderless. now thousands of people

vincent fuller, who was branded a terrorist by thejudge, tried to murder a teenager in a car park the day after a far—right terror attack in new zealandople in work rose to 32.7 million in the three months tojuly. wage growth remains strong and average earnings, which include bonuses, had the fastest rate of growth in 11 years. a man has spent thirty thousand pounds of his life savings in a failed attempt to get a one hundred pound speeding fine overturned. richard keedwell from yate says he was wrongly clocked doing 35 miles—per—hour in a 30 mile—per—hour zone on a day trip to worcester three years ago. he's since spent thousands on legal fees — but lost his appeal. andrew plant reports. it isa it is a folder two inches thick, three years of legal papers, richard's speeding case which began with a standard fine, which popped through the post back in 2016. how sure are you that you weren't breaking the speed limit? absolutely sure. flash doing 35 in a 30, his determination to getting the ticket overturned has now cost him £30,000 and counting. including, he says, his son's inheritance. the original find was £100. it would've been £100

no milk and i'm just i'm just going to brand new zealand you involved in this book is person device and it's about topics that affect us hold water pollution climate change and the return. only 3 things check it out. this is g.w. news here our top stories is this british prime minister boris johnson has suffered a major defeat in parliament as lawmakers seized control of his breakfast agenda is the 1st part of their attempt to pass a law designed to stop a no deal breck say this means they can bring forward a bill seeking to delay the u.k. leaving the e.u. beyond the 31st of october in 8 weeks time. at least 5 people have been killed in the bahamas as hurricane dorian inches towards the u.s. east coast despite weakening to a category 2 storm it's still packing winds of more than 170 kilometers an hour and forced millions of people in the u.s. to leave their homes. reports from south africa say 5 people have been killed in xena phobic attacks which are continuing for a 3rd day arson and widespread looting have targeted foreign owned businesses across your highness' bird and for tauriel s