election so president trump's view views the progressive breck's sort of vote in line with his movement and so yes breck's it and trump are more aligned than a potential president biden and it's interesting because then president trump i think while he was on the campaign trail one point tweeted call me mr brooks that nobody really understood what that meant but we we could take it for what you thought nobody lots of us in the in did but it made many many may not and. you kind of alluded to this just a few minutes ago the u.k. actually signed a bilateral free trade deal on friday the 1st such post-breakfast deal for 'd the country what's the significance of this deal and what's it doing for both sides well actually i must add that there be many huge trade agreements but haven't retained attain much publicity for example in february of 2019 there was a $32000000000.00 trade deal signed with switzerland and that actually had has 15000 british exporters are very happy with that huge trade deal with switzerland also on recently october 16th there was a trade deal with the ivory coast agreem

is leaving the single market and the customs union now on top with a no deal breck's they would have to prepare for tariffs and quotas they would have to prepare for disruptions possible disruptions at the border some of some businesses would have to stockpile what they are selling the imports they are getting so really a lot to prepare for and half of british businesses say they are definitely not prepared for it at the moment and of course the government blames the e.u. for that situation let's just listen in to what the cabinet minister michael gove had to say parliament yesterday we have to conclude account of the free trade agreement before the transition period ends on the 30th of december this year but as things stand that will not happen we remain absolutely committed to security if theory but there does need to be a fundamental change in approach from the e.u. the process is to get back on track so the ports in london and no deal breaks it is likely but a deal is still possible and we only have 8 months to go before the transition period ends what's a business rooting for wh

say to breck land?at would you >> first of all, would love to hear, i love to hear from our young leaders and when i hearr words, when i hear your words, breck land, i know our future is bright because it is that persptive on who we are and who we should be. is something we should all aspire to be. and, you know, that brings me to joe. joe biden one of the reasons t that owe decidrun for president is after charlottesville, with which we talked about earlier, it so troubled him and upset him like that kind of hate and divisions what propelled joe to run for president was to see that over the course of the last four years what breck land described has been happening. joe has a longstanding reputation of working across the aisle and working in a bipartisan way. and that's what he is going to do as real estate. joe biden has a history of lifting people up and fighting for their diagnosis he, dignity you 0 have to know joe's story to know he has known pain and suffering and a he has known love and so, and so

over a free trade deal time is running out if no agreement is reached there's the risk of a hard breck's it and the reintroduction of custom duties. covering the story for us from london. the e.u. launching legal action against the u.k. certainly makes for dramatic reading this after all could end up in the european courts of justice and it shows the e.u. means business but the big question is will this do whale ongoing trade negotiations well it doesn't look like it yet and the legal timeline it will be key the e.u. has given the u.k. a month to respond within that time both the e.u. and the u.k. is that they want to see a trade deal done and in the words of the irish foreign minister the contentious issues within the u.k. as intel market bill will become quote knowledge the irrelevant if it deal is done so not a game changer yet but there are voices on both sides who say that at the very least this controversy will undermine trust in the u.k. there was charlotte shows until their reporting from london let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around t

prime minister want businesses to prepare for a no deal breck's it a prime minister's official spokesperson then tell janice the trade talks are over seems to be the case with bracks that nothing has ever really pull britain as. this was supposed to be the summit which signed off on a bricks and trade deal instead it has provoked some of the bleakest assessments yet of the prospects for agreement. the states about talks is not that we are stumbling over the issue of fishing which is the tactical argument made by the british but to be a stumbling over everything everything. e.u. leaders had proposed 2 more weeks of last ditch talks but warned that the u.k. had to make the necessary moves to make an agreement possible that went down very badly in london and given that they have refused to negotiate seriously for much of the last few months and given that this summit appears explicitly to rule out a canada style deal i've concluded that we should get ready for january the 1st with the rangelands that are more like australia's an australian style deal really means no deal at all crucially johns

likes his apples and pears hard and crunchy but when it comes to politics he's hoping for a soft breck's it and a sweet deal. all those 2 months left. thanks for watching. it. collected by children in india. my cosmetics company. is a material. conditions. combining. this news with conscience it's a balancing act for the manufacturing industry. 3000. next d.w. . passion drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere power fight at intuition love money. fans friends finest fans and fans all. on you tube join us. hello and welcome to global 3000 now take a deep breath because today we head to nairobi where air pollution is a big problem kenya is gearing up to switch to electric mobility. revolution on not quite as cuba tries to modernize women are still fighting for gender equality. and all that glitters is not gold some time.

good fish makes plastic components for the auto industry in britain and europe breck's it has shaken up its business model the company's u.k. production has already been scaled back if next year sees delays at the border with the e.u. it will be fatal for its just in time manufacturing operation. if one part is missing from the call all the calls are to come off the production line and it very quickly becomes an impossible process if the part of the rod was thought runs down and then it runs out on the line stop. so you are you don't need much to go wrong. british car makers are already suffering investments have dropped 80 percent in the last 3 years much of the u.k. car industry could die out without a free trade agreement with the e.u. besides delays at the borders there'd be high tariffs as well. i think the u.k. rules will see its kind of premium and luxury and continue in the future the kind of made in british element a rolls royce or bell is important but in terms of the mass industry you know if you think about nissan or toy or vauxhall which is owned by persia many of those

around the world british prime minister barak johnson has told his country to prepare for a no deal breck's it accusing me or opinion of not negotiating seriously he called his comments empty rhetoric the 2 sides have been unable to agree on their future trading relationship since the u.k. officially left the in the year earlier this year. romania is coded caseload continues to grow with hospitals already operating at full capacity by one patients may end up dying at home if the situation caves to tary writing the government is hoping the numbers will stabilize in 2 to 3 weeks after introducing tougher restrictions. germany has one of the lowest coated 19 death rates in europe and has won praise for its actions at the start of the pandemic a race and surgeon infections has sparked confusion as near as directions are imposed and some of then overturned in court containment measures vary from state to state and many germans are looking for clarity. the wait for corona virus test harry in cologne in western germany can be a long one but without a negative test result people from a domestic hig

good fish makes plastic components for the auto industry in britain and europe breck's it has shaken up its business model the company's u.k. production has already been scaled back if next year sees delays at the border with the e.u. it will be fatal for its just in time manufacturing operation. if one part is missing from a call all the calls have to come off the production line and it very quickly becomes an impossible process if the part doesn't the raw will start runs down and then it runs out on the line stop. so. you don't need much to go wrong. british car makers are already suffering investments have dropped 80 percent in the last 3 years much of the u.k. car industry could die out without a free trade agreement with the e.u. besides delays at the borders there'd be high tariffs as well. i think the u.k. will see its kind of premium on luxury and continue in the future the kind of made in british element to a rolls royce or bell is important but in terms of the mass industry you know if you think about nissan or toilets or vauxhall which is owned by persia many of those plan

he 1st briefed the foreign minister heiko moscow on the status of talks with britain over a post breck's a trade deal most said the u.s. pursuing a constructive approach in the final push to reach an agreement but major divisions still exist the last week the case decision to overturn you know laterally parts of the divorce agreement prompted brussels to launch legal action against london mosque underscored the mention of people on both sides of the channel a currently busy enough shouldering the health related and economic challenges and he would therefore be totally irresponsible to butt in them with additional problems resulting from a no deal. let's get more now with our chief political correspondent michelle a cosigner good morning to you michelle up with no deal prospects still out there are there any signs that germany and the e.u. are working right now to avoid hitting the wall. well they keep working but that's not really it is sign that the view now that. he's here in berlin talking to the german chancellor will cave in to britain the overarching 7 concern is that britain once

goals for now they fail to agree on a more ambitious emission reduction targets when it comes to post breck's it relations with the u k e o leaders speak with one voice for them it's clear that the e.u. and the u.k. must compromise we are determined to reach a deal through the u.k. . we will do everything we can. but not at any price the u.k. says it's disappointed with the outcome so once more your leaders concluded a summit day without getting much closer to a trade deal. thailand's prime minister. says he will not resign despite calls from tens of thousands of pro-democracy activists for him to stand down the demonstrators the fire the government ban on gatherings to take their grievances to the streets on thursday they're expected to turn out again today to calling for changes to the constitution and an overhaul of the monarchy. i in defiance of an emergency decree tens of thousands of demonstrators packed the streets of central bangkok there demand a democratic thailand complete with a new election and a new constitution but the government is focused on quelling protest banning groups of

of fish with chips of course is at the sensor all of the main sticking points to avoid a no deal breck'sits negotiators have failed to reach agreements before a summit of e.u. leaders on thursday french fishermen are leading the resistance to any deal that means reduced access to british waters and recipients as more from britain's busiest fishing ports peter heads in scotland. fishermen in scotland say they found the going to tough for 2 law on sure the scots may have voted to remain in the e.u. but i don't see they're looking at brics it as their savior in peterhead the port was once filled with fishing but it's different now 60 percent of the fleet was lost after the u.k. joined what was then known as the grow appeared community in 1973 skipper brian bochum who's fished the north sea for 4 decades remembers the bad times vividly after europe's common fishing policy gave fishing rights to other countries now he believes it's all about to change it's good to be an old devon's a lot of men charge what we decide and when. it should be a free for all fishermen in the u.k. government look a

turn that could be a no deal breck's it and all the uncertainty that could bring.ell andrew simmons joins me now live from peta has and i'm joined u.k. prime minister boris johnson has made thursday the 15th the deadline for reaching a post bank's a trade deal where to both parties stand on this. will something might be found out in the coming hours because the fun delay on is speaking on the phone with boris johnson we expect on this very issue there's lots of posturing going on bonnie a the chief negotiator for the e.u. is reported to have said to finance ministers in luxembourg on tuesday that britain is a really playing fair that there is still a long way to go and even more reportedly the u.k. prime minister saying this is the 3rd deadline that boris johnson has actually made previous ones he basically backtracked so we'll have to see whether or not the u.k. prime minister will actually come down from his hard line about a conclusion being made at the e.u. summit due to take place on thursday and friday but as i say there is posturing going on at the backdrop

prime minister again dangles the prospect of a no deal breck's it has spokes person claims talks with the e.u. are over french police opened a terror investigation after a teacher is killed in a knife attack in a suburb north of paris. arrested on drug charges mexico's former defense minister is taken into custody at los angeles airport and 10 scenes outside a south african court where 2 black men are accused of killing a white comma. hello welcome to the news hour we begin in thailand where police and anti-government protest as a force in the center of the capital water cannon was used to break through a barricade set up by demonstrators in bangkok for a 3rd day in a row now thousands of people defied a government ban on gatherings that calling for the prime minister's resignation and they also want unprecedented reforms to the country's monna came. hyder a ports now. face to face in bangkok anti-government protesters in tahrir police got into a violent confrontation 3 months to make. the mostly peaceful demonstrations started in july but for the 2nd day thousands ignored the risk of

turn that could be a no deal breck's it and all the uncertainty that could bring andrew simmons al-jazeera peterhead scotland. environmental groups in russia's far east are using underwater drones to investigate a suspect the toxic spill greenpeace said they found evidence of mass poisoning on the 1st day that they assess the bottom of the bay income checks have peninsula carcasses of sea creatures have been washing ashore there for nearly a month last week rush opened an investigation of the scientists said the nearly all arena life on the seabed had been killed for those things could soon replace the real thing at summary in parks around the world a u.s. technology firm created this hyper realistic dolphin forseen park's currently being built in china the team worked with marine biologists to best replicate the animal's movements it's hoped the move to animatronics may bring back ordinances turned off by parks keeping dolphins in captivity if you're a normal day consists of swimming 100 miles in the ocean and now you're swimming 75 feet and that's your entire existence it's just so natur

meanwhile figures from britain's financial sector suggest breck's it is leading to a banking grex a look at why firms have moved thousands of jobs out of london. as the year leaders meet in brussels also on the agenda is bella roofs well the european union reach a consensus on economic sanctions on president who can change his government also coming up. 30 years after the real.

s figures from britain's financial sector suggest frex it is leading to a banking breck siddhis multinationals have moved thousands of jobs and a trillion euros in assets ounce of london. so for me in the business team in berlin if you want more check out our website we don't come. thank you everyone. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. covert 19 special next on d w. is for me. is for. beethoven is for. is for the. beethoven is for cars. is for the be. beethoven 2020 the 250th anniversary here on. like dusty boots muddy tires and drums we deliver urgent lifesaving boxes we give our everything to reach those who need us the most every box feeding their futures. boxes full of our hope of lifesaving food and are so much more down the road with no names we feel asleep to live relentless in our promise to make every delivery special and. not just next day but every day. thousands of children are still waiting for their delivery sponsor a box today so together we can deliver features. the fury of the v

alone its capacity to access food and medicine arguably hangs in the balance is another round of breck's of negotiations with the e.u. may conclude and after the european union imposes further sanctions on russia over an alleged cyber attack on germany's bundestag coming up on the show cuba venezuela iran syria the un's new reports are on sanctions professor elena do han tells going underground what major nations sanctions are doing to the world's most vulnerable even after secretary general enjoy new terror as called for an end to weaponize in economics during a global pandemic and with nearly $40000000.00 americans relying on food stamps before the coronavirus outbreak in the early 8000000 more americans in poverty since may how will president donald trump and rival democrat joe biden weaponize clus to make a last ditch appeals in the race to win the white house we examine the sinking middle class and why prosperity for all may dictate that it needs to sink all of the more coming up in today's going underground and 1st while the richest countries in the world gets hit hardest by corona

flanders belgium start speaking region would be dealt a huge economic blow by a no deal breck's it $16000.00 flemish companies currently exported to britain the government here hopes most have contingency plans in place like belgium fruit valley it's already finding new markets for this british bread favorite it's to india now and the country is approaching $80000000.00 coronavirus cases overall since the start of the year after adding nearly $50000.00 cases in the past 24 hours of the country's economy was devastated by the virus earlier this year shrinking by roughly a quarter starting to recover but the government warns that g.d.p. growth for the full year will be negative despite overall case numbers india still has one of the lowest $4000000.00 cases in the world at least according to official statistics. that's good morning from the w correspondent gys walsh in delhi india is moving closer towards having 8000000 confirmed coronavirus cases put that figure into perspective for. well i'm going to talk i mean jack is a true shame i'm not the media my own still one be have to remember that

on tuesday it would no more find the border agreement the northern ireland in the already existing breck's a treaty. will lose the earlier deal was meant to avoid a physical border with each member ireland london says it will answer the matter in due course but this dispute puts a further strain on the talks with britain over a free trade deal time is running out if no agreement is reached there's the risk of a hard break that and the reintroduction of custom duties. the sport and by minute strike a strike of robert levin dusky has been named to european football of the year by governing body your wife. yet another trophy for by and munich robert lennon dusky was named european men's player of the year for the 1st time a day after his side would win the german super cup their 5th title of the year poland's live and also he's got a mind boggling 55 goals in all competitions but by and last season but he's 16 more than any other player in europe's top 5 leagues. and i think amazing because you know if you walk. into. this trophy hunting something special and i have to say. thank you to my 3

bill on tuesday it would not find a border agreement on northern ireland in the already existing breck's it treaty. will lose the earlier deal was meant to avoid a physical border with each member ireland. london says it will answer the matter in due course but this dispute puts a further strain on the talks with britain over a free trade deal time is running out if no agreement is reached there's the risk of a hard break sit and the reintroduction of custom duties would need to be used charlotte chosen pill she's covering the story force from london the e.u. launching legal action against the u.k. circling makes for dramatic reading this after all could end up in the european court of justice and it shows the e.u. means business but the big question is will this dispute do wedo ongoing trade negotiations well it doesn't look like it yet and the legal timeline of it will be key the e.u. has given the u.k. a month to respond within the time both the e.u. and the u.k. have said that they want to see a trade deal done and in the words of the irish foreign minister the contentious issues wit

over it the plan to override the breck that divorce treaty that comes after the house of commons passed an internal market bill which directly contradicts the withdraw agreement approved last here our case is the only has the details. the u.k. government have introduced this internal market bill listed in the draft status or waiting to be troops into thousands of normal essentially what it would do is by admission of the u.k. government itself is go against the withdrawal agreement that was agreed by the 2 sides at the beginning of this year and undo much of the hard work done by negotiators on both sides of the e.u. commission have now put the u.k. on notice that they could be facing legal action as a result of this latest measure as you know how we had invited our british friends to remove the problematic parts of van draft internal market beyond the deadline lapsed yesterday with you and the problematic provisions have not been removed the and therefore this morning the commission has decided to send a letter farmer notice to the u.k. government this is the 1st step in an infringemen

turn that could be a no deal breck's it and all the uncertainty that could bring andrew simmons al-jazeera peterhead scotland. past the hour these are the top stories russia are is urging armenia and azerbaijan to settle the new going to counteract conflict through diplomatic means i mean you know it's about john accuse each other of attacks on civilians ever since russia brokered a cease fire on saturday burnt sniff now he's in gori some menial.

brussels the president of the european commission or sell of our that lane abruptly left talks on breck's it after discovering that she'd been in contact with an infected person the meeting itself was centered around trade including tricky negotiations on fishing rights that reports. a deal but not at any price the message to britain from e.u. leaders in brussels. on the bridge that we are united and determined to reach an agreement but not any trust any agreement on the ocean sure lucian's ship would have to be based on our mandate in particular where the terms to the level playing field fisheries and divergence fishing is one of the most divisive issues in the trade negotiations for decades fishermen in the u.k. and you have shared waters but the u.k. says it now wants to control access to it sees the e.u. says that would destroy its coastal communities on a gun in those circumstances what are fishermen be sacrificed to bracket it's a choice made by the british people so preserving access to british waters for fisherman funny a good compromise for a fisherman and i'm talking for all of

on tuesday it would no more find the border agreement on northern ireland in the already existing breck's it treaty. will lose the earlier deal was meant to avoid a physical border with each member ireland. london says it will answer the letter in due course but this dispute puts a further strain on the talks with britain over a free trade deal time is running out if no agreement is reached there's the risk of a hard break sit and the reintroduction of custom duties. spawn's government has ordered the capital madrid back into lockdown amid a surge in the number of corona virus infections the country's health minister said thursday that new cases in the madrid region accounted for almost 44 percent of new infections across the country in the previous 24 hours regional government had opposed the measure now says it will comply and instead launched a legal challenge against the lockdown. this hustle and bustle could soon become a thing of the past as madrid prepares for its 2nd lockdown. it's exasperating not knowing what's going to happen tomorrow but i understand that given how cases are i

goals for now they fail to agree on a more ambitious emission reduction targets when it comes to post breck's it relations with the u k e o leaders speak with one voice for them it's clear that the e.u. and the u.k. must compromise we are determined to reach a 3rd of the through the u.k. . we will do everything we can. but not any price the u.k. says it's disappointed with the outcome so once more your leaders concluded a summit day without getting much closer to a trade deal. to the. summit in brussels high day or so still no progress on briggs at this late stage does anybody there think the deal can still be salvaged. terry at least that is what both sides have been saying so far all eyes will be today on london because the deadline that boris johnson has set for a deal to be at least to be able to be seen on the horizon has passed at midnight and he has made very clear that if that deadline passes lund would be prepared to move on without a deal now yesterday a german chancellor angela merkel said there is light and there is a shadow what that exactly means from the european perspective mi

against travel in or out of the area and the closure of all pubs we heard from local councillor alan breck who thinks the drastic measures are misguided. i'm still not convinced that. there's a solution to the rising rates especially. in this time if rates start going to change then obviously the government was right and we're wrong the big issue is to protect lives and it's also to make sure our economy different it's an old fart i think that if you're for it and you're in no 'd income job you're more likely to actually. and you're more likely john although it's problems so 'd even worse we have a focus on our stock gauge and all of the law for common let's all get by the way it. will affect the poorest members of the. elsewhere in europe the 2nd wave of coded 19 is excel 0 rating belgium france and spain are all on high alert those countries now have taste numbers far higher than during the peak back in spring putting a huge strain on health services and the spanish province of catalonia doctors say they're down to the bare essentials in protective equipment to drive the point home one g

the european union's breck said negotiate a michel barnier says he's ready to intensify talks on a trade deal with the u.k. last week british prime minister boris johnson said negotiations were effectively over the u.k. and e.u. are trying to strike a deal by the end of the year and. they've been new clashes between armenian and azerbaijani forces in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh despite a humanitarian ceasefire at least late saturday both sides accusing each other of violating the truce it was the 2nd attempt at honest is in a week hundreds have died and thousands have been displaced since fighting fled the last month. this is deja news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the news of visit our website d w dot com. americans are turning out in record numbers in early voting standing in line for hours and that in the middle of a pandemic the polls show joe biden with a commanding lead over president would draw if trump were to pull ahead this late in the campaign in win it would be a 1st a dream come true for trump a nightmare come to life. in 2 weeks we'll know ho

violate international law if passed that could ignore a trade rules involving northern islands or breck serve as one of the topics that leaders of the bloc of the sky during a summit that's taking place in brussels this morning the commission has decided to send a letter from will notice to the u.k. government this is the 1st step in an infringement procedure. the letter invites the u.k. government to send its observations within a month. and besides this the commission will continue to work hard towards a full and timely implementation of the withdrawal agreement we stand by our commitments runners in london with more. the last line of the lane statement i thought was important we stand by our commitments she said and i think that goes to the crux of the exhaust ration that the european union is feeling having seen the british sides in the negotiations essentially go back on the pre-agreed terms of the withdrawal agreement and having given the british 3 weeks to amend the internal markets bill and by the end of september with take out those controversial clauses the fact that they didn

breaking the rules over breck sets now the european union is launching legal action against the u.k. . this draft bill is by its very nature a breach of the obligation of good faith laid down in the withdrawal agreement. for the i'm home his in this is al-jazeera live from doha and also coming up. they say it's not the time to talk armenia and azerbaijan ignore the calls for a cease fire and deaths all minds. dozens of people arrested in hong kong as by users of police trying to stop pro-democracy protests on china's national day. and warnings the coronavirus pandemic could force millions of girls into early marriage. but 1st britain's long and painful exit from the european union may just have got a whole lot more complicated the european union has announced it is launching legal action against the u.k. over plans to breach parts of the brics its withdrawal agreements the e.u. says a bill nye before the british parliament would violates international law when it comes to trade rules in north. norland prime minister boris johnson has admitted it's breaks the rules but says it's neces

prime minister want businesses to prepare for a no deal breck's it to say they are willing to continue negotiating but they won't seek a deal at any cost u.k. prime minister's official spokesperson has told journalists the trade talks are over french police are investigating a fatal stabbing in a paris suburb the victim was a teacher who reportedly showed caricature of the prophet muhammad in a classroom the 18 year old attacker with shot dead by police who have opened a terrorism investigation french president emanuel has visited the scene. assisting one of our fellow citizens was murdered today because he was a teacher because he used teaching students freedom of expression freedom to believe or not to believe compact shit was attacked in cloud. is a victim of a characteristic islamic terrorist attack. mexico's president has promised to clean up the armed forces of the arrest in the united states of the country's former defense minister on drug charges salvador led the army for 6 years and then president and rick opinion yet to he was arrested on drug charges in los angeles president

the european union's breck said negotiate a michel barnier says he's ready to intensify talks on a trade deal with the u.k. last week british prime minister boris johnson said negotiations were effectively over the u.k. and e.u. are trying to strike a deal by the end of the year. they have been new clashes between armenian and azerbaijani forces in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh despite a humanitarian ceasefire agreed late saturday both sides accusing each other of violating the truce it was the 2nd attempt at honesty is in a week hundreds have died and thousands have been displaced since fighting fled last month. this is deja news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at news of visit our web site d w dot com. americans are turning out in record numbers in early voting standing in line for hours and that in the middle of a pandemic the polls show joe biden with a commanding lead over president would draw if trump were to pull ahead this late in the campaign and when it would be a 1st a dream come true for a nightmare come to life. in 2 weeks we'll know hopefully until

the european union's breck said negotiate a michel barnier says he's ready to intensify talks on a trade deal with the u.k. last week british prime minister boris johnson said negotiations were effectively over the u.k. and e.u. are trying to strike a deal by the end of the year. they have been new clashes between armenian and azerbaijani forces in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh despite a humanitarian ceasefire agreed late saturday both sides accusing each other of violating the truce it was the 2nd attempt at honesty is in a week hundreds have died and thousands have been displaced since fighting fled last month. this is deja news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the news of visit our web site d w dot com. americans are turning out in record numbers in early voting standing in line for hours and that in the middle of a pandemic the polls show joe biden with a commanding lead over president would draw if trump were to pull ahead this late in the campaign when it would be a 1st a dream come true for a nightmare come to life. in 2 weeks we'll know hopefully until

prime minister want businesses to prepare for a no deal breck's it leaders say they are willing to continuenegotiating but will not seek a deal if any costs and then are all the headline a salad mexico's president has promised to clean up the armed forces after the rest of the united states of the country's former defense minister and drug charges salvador where goss left the army for 6 years under the former president and he come in yet. or now prime minister boris johnson has also been speaking about the prospect of another knock down he opposes another national lock down to cut the spread of the coronavirus but he hasn't ruled it out london and several other areas will move into level 2 restrictions part of the new 3 tier alert system in place in england. so for more on this let's speak to winnie barca and sony tell us what these new restrictions could mean for the city. well means that exactly will minute past midnight london the county of essex and several other towns and cities in england including york in the northeast move from the moderate risk level to the high risk level that mea

good fish makes plastic components for the auto industry in britain and europe breck's it has shaken up its business model the company's u.k. production has already been scaled back if next year sees delays at the border with the e.u. it will be fatal for its just in time manufacturing operation. if one part is missing from a call all the calls are to come off the production line and that very quickly becomes an impossible process if the part of the wrong i was taught runs down and then it runs out on the line stop. so. you don't need much to go wrong. british car makers are already suffering investments have dropped 80 percent in the last 3 years much of the u.k. car industry could die out without a free trade agreement with the e.u. besides delays at the borders there'd be high tariffs as well. i think the u.k. rules will see its kind of premium on luxury and continue in the future the kind of made in british element to a rolls royce or bentley is important but in terms of the mass industry you know if you think about nissan or toy or vauxhall which is owned by persia many of those

father and son were they both against breck's it from the outset the cheek has still heading to france but both promise the worry that border controls will lead to problematic delays in future. go to the op a trois and then they go into a refrigerated truck and normally that killed one day and they're in the paris market the next morning and he delays to that will cause big problems. but not good for to sharma's war against rex it's funny many of them will take for it because they thought that being in the e.u. entailed too much bureaucracy but frank langrish thinks it will get even worse post by accident i know. there won't be any less ass civil servants to like by so we will still have lots of people i thought the farmers incorrectly blamed europe for the paper when it was actually our people that created lots of people. many of the pharmacy you go to the week a cattle auction can't foresee a tough time ahead and. still most here seem to feel this new sense complaining when that's quick to be done. it comes just to make the most situation but it will be the legislation is in place an

good fish makes plastic components for the auto industry in britain and europe breck's it has shakenusiness model the company's u.k. production has already been scaled back if next year sees delays at the border with the e.u. it will be fatal for its just in time manufacturing operation. if one part is missing from a call all the calls have to come off the production line and it very quickly becomes an impossible process if the part of the rod to start runs down and then it runs out on the line stop. so. you don't need much to go wrong. british car makers are already suffering investments have dropped 80 percent in the last 3 years much of the u.k. car industry could die out without a free trade agreement with the e.u. besides delays at the borders there'd be high tariffs as well. i think the u.k. rules will see its kind of premium and luxury and continue in the future the kind of made in british element a rolls royce or bell is important but in terms of the mass industry you know if you think about nissan or toy or vauxhall which is owned by persia many of those plants actually expo

bill on tuesday it would not find the border agreement the northern ireland in the already existing breck's it treaty. will lose the earlier deal was meant to avoid a physical border with each member ireland. london says it will answer the letter in due course but this dispute puts a further strain on the talks with britain over a free trade deal time is running out if no agreement is reached there's the risk of a hard break that and the reintroduction of custom duties. covering the story for us from london. the e.u. launching legal action against the u.k. secondly makes the dramatic reading this off to rule could end up in the european courts of justice and it shows the e.u. means business but the big question is will this do whale ongoing trade negotiations well it doesn't look like it yet and the legal timeline of it will be key the e.u. has given the u.k. a month to respond within that time both the e.u. and the u.k. is that they want to see a trade deal done and in the words of the irish foreign minister the contentious issues within the e.u. case intel market bill will become quote ir

faces an on president at a level of economic uncertainty his comments come as talks to clinch a post breck's a trade deal with the european union stall at a crucial moment a lot is at stake almost hostile of all british imports come from the e.u. and around 46 percent of all british exports go to the e.u. making a bloc britain's most important trading partner it's no agreement is reached by the time the so-called transition period ends on december 31st that relationship would get a whole lot more complicated both sides and i talking openly about the possibility of no deal being done the u.k. in particular appears to have accepted the fact that it will not get a trade agreement similar to the one the e.u. has with canada here's what cap it minister michael gove had to say about the us we have to conclude a kind of a stall free trade agreement before the transition period ends on the 31st of december this year but as things stand that will not happen we remain absolutely committed to security council if ga but there does need to be a fundamental change in approach from the e.u. if the process

about what they would like to ask you and i want to close tonight's debate with the question posed by breck linda brown she's an 8th grader at springvale junior high in springville utah and here's what she wrote quote. when i watch the news all i see is arguing between democrats and republicans when i watch the news all i see is citizen fighting against citizen and when i watch the news all i see are 2 candidates from opposing parties trying to tear each other down if our leaders can't get along how are the citizens supposed to get along and then she added your examples could make all the difference to bring us together and quote so each of you in turn like you to take one minute and respond to brooklyn vice president pence you have one minute brooklyn it's a wonderful question and. let me just commend you for taking an interest and in public life. i started following the news when i was very young and in america. we believe in a free and open exchange of debate. and we celebrate that and how we've created literally the freest and most prosperous nation in the history of the world but i'm i

good fish makes plastic components for the auto industry in britain and europe breck's it has shaken up its business model the company's u.k. production has already been scaled back if next year sees delays at the border with the e.u. it will be fatal for its just in time manufacturing operation. if one part is missing from a call all the calls have to come off the production line and that very quickly becomes an impossible process if the part of the rod to start runs down and then it runs out on the line stop. so you get you don't need much to go wrong. british car makers are already suffering investments have dropped 80 percent in the last 3 years much of the u.k. car industry could die out without a free trade agreement with the e.u. besides delays at the borders there'd be high tariffs as well. i think the u.k. worlds will see its kind of premium and luxury and continue in the future the kind of made in british element a rolls royce or bell is important but in terms of the mass industry you know if you think about nissan or toilets or vauxhall which is owned by persia many of tho

would violate international law if passed it could ignore trade rules involving northern ireland breck's it is one of the topics that leaders from the bloc of discussed during a summit that is taking place in brussels this morning the commission has decided to send a letter formal notice to the u.k. government this is the 1st step in an infringement procedure. the letter invites the u.k. government to send its observations within a month. and besides this of the commission will continue to work hard towards a full and timely implementation of the withdrawal agreement we stand by our commitments. there is paul brennan has more on this now from westminster. the last line of the lane statement i thought was important we stand by our commitments she said and i think that goes to the crux of the exhaust ration that the european union is feeling having seen the british sides in the negotiations essentially go back on the pre-agreed terms of the withdrawal agreement and having given the british 3 weeks to amend the internal markets bill and by the end of september with take out those controvers

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breaking the rules over breck set snare the european union is launching legal action against the u.k. . this draft bill is a by its very nature a breach of the obligation of good faith laid down in the withdrawal agreement. for them how his in this is a red line from doha and also coming up. they say it's not the time to talk armenia and azerbaijan ignore the call.

because we've had britain pulling out and brecks brexit, there will be questions what is a threat. should we be doing more on pandemic, nato more on pandemic, what about the rise of china, how do we tackle russia, we have so many things where there's contention. we have also the question about europe, and will europe buildup its own defense capability and fronts are interesting in that and defense relationship with the u.k. i can see suddenly more room for divisiveness on nato, rather than less, if things falls apart and that we've already seen unfold. and the president will, also, i think being very defensive on the home front, you know, be less interested in having a kind of a broader strategic approach abroad. i'll just flag one area where there's a crisis-- helping to manage and we have a grouping that includes france, includes the united states, includes russia that is trying to manage in the past managing this dispute. we now see that the united states is missing in action. we didn't have to be, a year or so ago, we were in the thick of the action, but now we see turkey and r