be very difficult among them we have some small things like climate change and almost forgotten brecht's that she will also have to deal with in the next 6 months so if this is the the last huge time. that she has to fulfill in her a long time in office it might probably be the most taxing and she will really have to get some sleep before she gets into it's and starts with it all right barbara vessel reporting there in brussels thank you. now in hong kong police have fired pellets at crowds of pro-democracy protesters and arrested some 240 people in the city center right police had surrounded the legislature building in anticipation of protests the territory's pro-democracy demonstrators want to voice their opposition to a bill criminalizing disrespect for china's national anthem which lawmakers have been debating. and earlier i spoke to tom grundy editor in chief of hong kong free press she's been following the protests and standoff with police. while a bit of us can stand up at the moment and we're up to about a 240 arrests some of them children in uniform we've seen pepper balls have

john thank you for joining us let's look then what's coming out in terms of brecht's if we go back to an old theme here i mean even emergency responders are showing their concerns about brecht said but will this change minds in government. i'm not sure we've known for a long time the no deal broke so it would make kent a car park and the consequence of that is that almost every available copper in the metropolitan police would have to go down through traffic on the m 2 in the m 20 so in one sense it's nothing new for government i think the issue is what if this cap if this coincides the 2nd wave or the pandemic what if this coincides with the difficulty of managing our return to work which is going to take a long time because a covert is the decision or pressure and resource and i think while it won't change minds it does maybe focus a few minds on how many different demands can government locally and centrally in the u.k. take on at once well as soon as cussing i mean no breaks it it would mind a short extension would they share with coronavirus in the way it is it is unprecedented i

social dimension of capitalism dr frank yogen brecht i thank you. after the break is it too late to save what was the west of europe's largest socialist movement has essential workers continue to die without protective equipment in the face of an arguably ineffective post-school been labor leader tribune publisher and jacobin found together the baskets of kwara if there's any hope for the so-called party of the british working class all the smoke going up about to going underground. kind of financial survival job today was all about money laundering 1st to posit this question this way different. oh good this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in their club congress to decide to give him a call and say hey i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again from that you kno

deal bragg said if we are to do recovery properly we do not have the space to start scaling up or brecht's a response to this needs to be fed into hate government thinking no this isn't pro or anti breck's it is about being sensible for the recovery process and the health and well being of our responders. the reports compiled by the c. 19 foresight group revealed the coronavirus response by local resilience forums or those a regional groupings of local emergency responders such as policeman and firefighters were 42 different groups on task with planning the response to national emergencies which range from disease to extreme flooding more than $200.00 local emergency responders were consulted the report concludes that failing to extend their breaks its transition period would only compound the covert 19 crisis or exit trade talks of going ahead in spite of the pandemic and the transition period is set to expire in december the government has repeatedly ruled out an extension despite warnings from europe that a free trade deal may be impossible to negotiate before the deadline the ministry