british cabinet ministers back the prime minister's plan for leaving the european union after intense negotiations at her country residence. this is a proposal which i believe will be good for the uk and the european union, and i look forward to it being received positively. rescue teams in thailand succeed in getting an air line to the cave where 12 boys and their football coach are trapped, but there'll be no rescue attempt in the next few hours. china retaliates after the us imposed tariffs worth $34 billion, accusing washington of starting the largest trade war in economic history. and brazil are out of the world cup. belgium beat the former champions in a thrilling game. they'll play france for a place in the final. hello and welcome to bbc world news. after a day of intensive discussions, the british prime minister, theresa may, says her cabinet has agreed a collective position on future negotiations with the european union. ministers have signed up to a plan to create a free trade area for goods and also supported what could amount to a combined customs territory. theresa may s

british cabinet ministers back theresa may's controversial plan on leaving the european union, after intense negotiations at the prime minister's country residence. this is a proposal that i believe will be good for the uk and good for the eu. and i look forward to it being received positively. tributes to a diver killed in the thai cave rescue — as efforts intensify to bring 12 boys and their football coach to safety. authorities say they're taking no risks. china retaliates after the us imposes tariffs worth $34bn, accusing washington of starting the "largest trade war in economic history". live in moscow for the world cup. the world champions brazil have been knocked out in the last few minutes. belgian going through to face france in the semifinals. hello and welcome to world news today. we begin with breaking news. in the past hour, the uk government finally came to an agreement for a brexit blueprint. it comes after hours of intense debate and discussions in a crunch meeting at the prime mininster‘s country residence, chequers. as expected, the deal includes a number of controv

life for girl in shock resignation british foreign secretary boris johnson calls it quits he's the latest high profile member of prime minister to resign means cabinet to abandon her in the midst of growing grapes of turmoil during the british government into disarray we're in london and brussels also coming up. more boys are we're skewed from the flow.

life from berlin shock resignation british foreign secretary boris johnson calls it quits these the latest high profile member of prime minister teresa mayes cabinet to abandon her in the midst of growing grapes that turmoil throwing the british government into disarray we're live in london and brussels for the reaction also coming up more boys are rescued from the flooded caves in thailand they've been rushed to the hospital where they are said to be in good shape meanwhile teams of divers have been working to bring out those still stuck inside and mosul used to be a vibrant city full of shops and homes but one year after its liberation from the so-called islamic state it's still in group as we bring you an exclusive report from iraq's second largest city. in a very a warm welcome everyone great to have you with us some leyla iraq we begin with breaking developments in the u.k. where the government appears to be in turmoil foreign minister johnson in a bombshell move has resigned he is expected to make a public statement in the meantime prime minister theresa may has confirmed the development comes hot on the heels of the resignation of brags tha

the british cabinet has been bitterly divided on help to move forward with its brakes it strategy and just on friday the prime minister secured a hard one agreement from her cabinet during a stormy session in parliament today theresa may think the two ministers for their work but she was repeatedly interrupted. turning to break said mr speaker i want to pay tribute to my right elbow friends. the men because. the man was the man this whole surprising how to undock speech in south reisman. we do not agree about the best way to differing our shared commitment to one of the results of the referendum but i want to recognize the work of the fullness sect of state x. in the european union for the work he did to establish a new car and steer and steer through parliament some of the most important legislation for generations and some of these who recognize the passion full of foreign sex to demonstrate its. i. mean for my seeing. and from a bald order to let me on seemly atmosphere. i want to hear about these important matters. all right for more on this now we're joined by vance riggers in lo

live from berlin shock resignation british foreign secretary boris johnson calls it quits he's the latest high profile member of prime minister to resubmit his cabinet to abandon her in the midst of growing briggs it turmoil throwing the british government into disarray we're in london and brussels also coming up more boys are rescued from the flooded caves in thailand they've been rushed to the hospital for a check up meanwhile teams of divers have been working to bring out those still stuck inside and president heir to one of turkey is sworn in for a second term this time with the fans powers under a new can constitution but the nation remains deeply divided we'll have a special report from istanbul. plus china's prime minister meets germany's chancellor for trade talks and they pledge to stand up for free trade in the face of president trump's tariffs. the moment. i am playing. it's great to have you along i'm a little rock. we begin this broadcast in the u.k. where prime minister theresa may suffered a huge blow would just months ago before britain cuts ties with the e.u. in a bombshell move foreign minister boris johnson has resigned plunging t

use live from berlin shock resignation british foreign secretary boris johnson calls it quits he's the latest high profile member of prime minister three semi's cabinet to abandon her in the midst of growing gregg's that turmoil during the british government into disarray you were in london and brussels also coming up more boys are rescued from the flood of t.v. in thailand they've been rushed to a hospital where they're said to be in good shape meanwhile teams of divers have been working to bring out those still stuck inside and china's prime minister lands in germany to talk business is looking to strengthen ties with berlin and the face of the us tariffs. it's great to have you along i'm a lot of iraq well oh we're having a ball specialist an inauspicious start of the week we begin in the u.k. where prime minister theresa may suffered a huge blow with just months to go before britain cuts ties with the e.u. and a bombshell move that stunned many foreign minister boris johnson has resigned plunging the government into a tour moyle he's expected to make a public statement it comes hot on the use of the resignation of diva. davis the minister in char

but we are two years on from brexit and the british cabinet and british prime minister, theresa may, nal issues in the cabinet. in brussels, the eu is saying we cannot negotiate because we do not know what you want. we have the irony that david cameron held this referendum to resolve the eu issue and now, two years on, the conservative party is divided as ever. second, looking at specifics, the meeting at chequers, what we seem to be expecting from theresa may is a proposal to keep britain in the single market for goods and not services. this is what is emerging as a possibility. a lot of european leaders said this weekend it is not a runner but maybe the europeans are playing a strong negotiation line. the problem is that britain will probably have to — they are not going to be giving a cart blanche and saying it is fine. there will be a problem over migration. how far are the british government, in some way, prepared to accept free movement? they will dress it up in some way, but i cannot see the eu saying it's fine, you can have something without free movement. i think that will be

all right let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the british cabinet minister in charge of negotiating the country's exit from the european union david davis has stepped down that's according to british media day this is considered a hard line breaks it's here his resignation comes in from days off to prime minister theresa may one cabinet approval for her soft of brakes it. police in england have begun a murder investigation after the death of a woman exposed to a deadly nerve agent dona sturgis and her partner charlie rally may have come into contact with novacek the poison had been used in that attack on a former russian spy in the south western city of souls very. turkey says ten people have been killed and dozens more injured after a train derailed in of the country's northwest heavy rain caused a landslide on to the tracks near take it back about one hundred twenty kilometers west of istanbul while staying in turkey in the country's once again poached the ranks of its civil service a day before wretched one is sworn in for a new term as the count

the british cabinet gathered last week at the prime minister's country retreat outside london top of the agenda ending the infighting between hardline brick city years and rival pro europe ministers mission accomplished set to resume a on friday. the cabinet has agreed all clips of position on the future of our negotiations with you and offer you a proposal will create a free trade area it was a consensus which only just lost it over the weekend. breaks it minister david davis was very much a hard liner davis clashed frequently and publicly with his european union counterpart michel barnier they despite putting a positive spin on their strained relations. the joint says. the devices. undoubtedly be challenging times ahead of us in the negotiations we will do all we can deliver a deal the best interests of citizens explaining why he quit david davis says he fears to reason may's approach will leave the u.k. in a weak negotiating position with less than nine months to go until britain leaves the e.u. this high profile ministerial departure will be seen as a significant setback and for

british cabinet ministers back theresa may's controversial plan on leaving the european union, afternce. this is a proposal that i believe will be good for the uk and good for the eu. and i look forward to it being received positively. tributes to a diver killed in the thai cave rescue — as efforts intensify to bring 12 boys and their football coach to safety. authorities say they're taking no risks. china retaliates after the us imposes tariffs worth $34bn, accusing washington of starting the "largest trade war in economic history".

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the british cabinet has been bitterly divided on how the blue forward on the brakes that strategy just on friday the prime minister should cured a hard won agreement from her cabinet today during a stormy session in parliament theresa may think the two ministers for their work but she was repeatedly interrupt. turning to mr speaker i want to pay tribute to my right elbow friends. the members. the members the men this whole surprising how to talk speech in south priceless that was i. i i i. we do not agree about the best way to differing our shared commitments to one of the results of the referendum but i want to recognize the work of the full of a sect of state exit in the european union for the work he did to establish a new car and steer and steer through parliament some of the most important legislation for generations and some of these who recognize the passion full of foreign sex he demonstrated i think i. mean from my own seeing eye information o'er the litany on seemly atmosphere. all i want to hear about these important matters. are that was inside the british parliament today

that mrs merkel was given a heads up, and indication of what was in the british plan, before the british cabinet know mrs merkel very well. is that true? i cannot say that this is true for sure. i think mrs may will have had discussions with others, with mrs merkel, junker and others, to get what is possible and others, to get what is possible and what is not possible. mrs merkel will stick to the negotiation line of the european union agreed by 27 nations and the european parliament and commission and therefore mrs may will understand the negotiations in future, where it might be easier to find an agreement. i don't want to sound cynical but if you look at the broad outline of mrs may's plan, she was to maintain frictionless, free trade in goods, playing by the eu rulebook as she says. but she doesn't expect the same, for example, from services, including financial services. i can't imagine an arrangement more likely to please you lot in germany. it means your car manufacturers for example continue unfettered trade exports to the very big market in the uk, while your financial services sector i

in other news, the new look british cabinet has met following the resignation of senior ministers. foreign secretary boris joson and brexit secretary david davis on monday. prime minister theresa may wasted no time in reshuffling. boris johnson will be replaced by jeremy hunt. rape,t accounts of gang perfecting death -- accounts of gang rape and throats being slit are described in the recent u.n. report on south sudan. udan army said it had not received the reportom and cannot cin. hollywood star george clooney has received minor injuries in a scooter crashnside in you. in scooter -- scter crash sardinia. he is recovering at home. president trump has arrived in brussels ahead of a much-anticipated nato summit. he has been trying to persuade european nations to spend more money on defense, taking to twitter before he left and once he landed to make the point. mpted a rebuke from the head of the european council, who told mr. trumphi to valu allies, because he doesn't have that many. apfrom brussels, schadler -- katya adler reports. the self-appointed dealmaker in chief has landed on

our main headlines for you the british cabinet ministers are backing theresa may's controversial plan on leaving the european union after intense negotiations at the prime minister's country residence. the duo proposes a free trade area with a blog for industrial and agricultural goods. rescue teens in thailand succeed in getting an airline to the cave where 12 boys and their football coach are trapped. but there'll be no rescue attempt in the next few hours. china has retaliated against the us, matching tariffs imposed by washington worth $34 billion. beijing is accusing the trump administration of starting the largest trade war in economic history. and brazil aren't out of the world cup, belgium beat the former champions 2—1 in a thrilling game and we will now —— will now join france in the final four of the tournament. that is it from me at ten o'clock, rita will be here with a full round up of the day's news but first here is sophie ray worked with a special programme ahead of the scene scenery of the raf called into the blue. —— sophie raworth. this is the last world war i aerodr

two british cabinet ministers have resigned from theresa may's government. good evening. highest i have seen. not as high as yesterday and the reason we have had a bit more cloud in the skies, you can see in worcestershire, earlier this afternoon, but there has been a definite robin tam bridge for the north of england, here in whitby and here is why. a noticeable dip in temperature in scotland. this is courtesy of a weak weather front, another one is approaching from the atlantic, this is giving a spot of drizzle in the east. it will move further west and introduce this pressure “— further west and introduce this pressure —— fresh breeze. it will be more bearable for sleeping. more cloud in scotland, temperatures on par with last night. behind this weather front, lower humidity, par with last night. behind this weatherfront, lower humidity, but weatherfront, lower humidity, but we will pick up higher humidity air in scotland and more cloud through the day and that will move on tuesday into northern ireland and we will keep the temperatures on a par with today, but further

and make a statement next monday afternoon in contrast to the lack of decision making from the british cabinet brussels has been crystal clear hasn't it last december michel barnier. sat down with the full authority of the twenty seven other countries mrs merkel and even get a cabinet to agree but he's got twenty seven countries and he said british red lines are leaving the european court of justice and ruling a free movement meant that the only option left available was a free trade agreement similar to the one count of the got in twenty sixty why not try taking him at his word that's it that's all they're offering sadly i'm not in charge of the negotiations on the u.k.'s side and of course what people say publicly as i know when i was either you budget minister and what they say privately in brussels can be two different things are not part of the private negotiations but what you have done you've advanced the so-called neutral recognition model that would maintain cross border trade in financial services in january you suggested throwing down the gauntlet to the negotiators so we could say

british cabinet ministers back the prime minister's plan for leaving the european union after intense and the european union, and i look forward to it being received positively. rescue teams in thailand succeed in getting an air line to the cave where 12 boys and their football coach are trapped, but there'll be no rescue attempt in the next few hours. china retaliates after the us imposed tariffs worth $34 billion, accusing washington of starting the largest trade war in economic history. and brazil are out of the world cup. belgium beat the former champions in a thrilling game. they'll play france for a place in the final.

the british cabinet is due to meet in the next few minutes, the first meeting since david davis resigneds brexit secretary and boris johnson quit as foreign secretary. for now the prime minister, theresa may, remains in charge of what is europe's second biggest economy. her plan for post—brexit trade is the only one on the table. but there's a lot at stake. uk trade with the other 27 members of the eu was worth about $815 billion last year. theresa may wants the eu to agree to a common rule book for all goods, which would minimise the border and customs checks which could cause extra costs and delays for companies. under her proposals, the two sides would act as a combined customs territory and she told parliament that 96% of businesses would pay the correct tariffs or no tariffs at the uk border. but there's been little detail on what the uk wants for the services sector, including financial services, which make up nearly 80% of the uk economy. so let's first head to westminster and our correspondent philippa thomas. she is looking ahead to the day, and we have just seen new cabinet mem

the biggest question is the british cabinet cannot decide it's position of where he wants to end up inotiations. resolveds going to be or will there be another delay? time is running out. october, the deadline to come together and forge a deal is fast approaching. emanatinging we see now does not give us calls for optimism that there will be a huge consensus. the collective responsibility has completely failed. they are saying this is not good enough. it is all smoke. what the real problem is, they could potentially find a way to fudge it but ultimately the fudge has to run out. we can keep pushing it down into the grass but december at the latest is the point where they will have to have something concrete to put on the table. mark: thank you. this is bloomberg. mark: futures in focus time, crude rising $75 a narrow before reversing. ted is at the cma. what has happened in the last half hour. is it to do with the saudi's? >> good question. for the first part we have seen crude over $75 for the first , there is some speculation the output is reaching near record levels once again. we a

the british cabinet office minister david livingstone fills in for theresa may during question time in the house of commons. then a joint news conference with president trump and prime minister may followed by the president's visit with greenough zip -- with queen elizabeth. 11:00, q&a with gregory watson talking about his efforts to ratify the 27th amendment. at question time this week, a cabinet office minister filled in for prime minister theresa may who is attending the nato summit in brussels. he discussed president trump's visit to great written a much ramped -- to great britain, transatlantic relations, and brexit. emily thornberry stood in for jeremy corbyn. >> order, questions for the prime minister? chris stevens? >> very wise. [all shouting] >> mr. speaker. asked to reply, my right honorable friend the prime minister is attending the nato summit in brussels. i know members from both sides of these house would like to join me in paying tribute to lord carrington who died on monday. an extraordinary life of public service including defense secretary, foreign secretary, and sec

he is still one of the very few british cabinet makers many people have heard of. other than that, or they think of a group of talented male strippers from las vegas. but chippendale's name was made on account of his skills as a draftsman and his book of printed designs, that gentlemen and cabinet makers director. this book proved incredibly popular. and went through three additions between 1754 and 1762 and spawned numerous imitations. i share some of his chair designs which as you can see, were copied in america soon after printing. had lo chippendale's best furniture was made later, his designs are in the direct reflect perfectly the frankly world designs of the middle years, of the 18th century or the roccoco or modern style. chippendale's workshop was large. at one time. about 100 craftsmen worked there. the means of production to borrow a term was a turning point and was at a turning point and one of the cleverest to realize its potential was matthew bolton. a birmingham entrepreneur who captured the latest fashions in decorative arts and produced vases, cand

the british cabinet office minister david livingstone fills in for theresa may during question time inhe house of commons. then a joint news conference with president trump and prime minister may followed by the president's visit with greenough zip -- with queen elizabeth. 11:00, q&a with gregory watson talking about his efforts to ratify the 27th amendment. at question time this week, a cabinet office minister filled in for prime minister theresa may who is attending the nato summit in brussels. he discussed president trump's visit to great written a much ramped -- to great britain, transatlantic relations, and

let's say was somehow ok with the british cabinet and they could take it to the e.u., do not forget that've probably been to cherry picking, for was an opening gap theresa may. before she presented it to her they were doing nature of europe, like can we make sure you guys don't shoot it down as soon as you see it? repeatedly theid four freedoms of a single market are indivisible. what we would have seen if everything was going to plan, it would've eventually chipped away , specifically on the issues of free movement of people, the jurisdiction of the european and these arece, all conservative breadline. the at analogy here is if you remember the complete capitulation during the greek crisis, that is the direction in which the u.k. was heading. this makes it even more difficult. earlier we talked to -- talked about the absolute lack of clarity that resulted from this latest turmoil, and is difficult to see an in game to these negotiations. we should make clear that he is a hard-line remainder was not in favor of brexit at all. nonetheless, what kind of scenario could possibly play out at

the british prime minster says cabinet ministers are backing her plan for leaving the european union. this is a proposal that i believe will be good for the uk and the eu andi will be good for the uk and the eu and i look forward to it being received positively. divers in thailand succeed in getting an air line to the cave where 12 boys and their football coach are trapped. but conditions still aren't right for a rescue attempt. the us and north korea agree to set up a joint working group on denuclearisation, after mike pompeo‘s latest trip to pyongyang. china retaliates after the us imposes tariffs worth $34 billion, accusing washington of starting the "largest trade war in economic history." the british prime minister, theresa may, says her cabinet has reached a collective agreement on the basis of the uk's future relationship with the eu post—brexit. it has set out plans for a "free trade area" between the uk and the eu, which it believes will prevent a hard border in ireland. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, said he would assess whether the ideas were workable and realis

know companies like rolls—royce are going to be represented as well as leading members of the british cabinetome secretary, it's an important dinner. this is about business deals as much as it is politics. i am not sure what the prime minister will have made of the president's comments about brexit, she will be hoping this is a good diversion from her domestic troubles back here. outside blenheim palace, looking lovely, the type of combine circumstances he will appreciate but he may not appreciate the protests nearby. my colleague duncan kennedy is in nearby blenheim where protests are taking place. iam assuming i am assuming donald trump will not see any of those protesters as he comes to blenheim palace were a couple of hours? we are not sure. he's due to land here in 15 minutes' time, london is that way. he's got to come over some part of this countryside. one expert told me he might circle around so if he happens to look out the window and the angle happens to be right, he might see one 01’ happens to be right, he might see one or 2000 protesters outside the front gates of blenheim palace

right the position agreed collectively by the british cabinet on friday was to continue the association with a single market maintain the movement of goods but not maintain the movement of people they agreed on something that they knew with the european union was going to reject a no the european union is going to reject you know why bother pursuing this path it is going to advance negotiations any further that's what they hope by i guess but it is it impossible to meet the fundamental issues so that there are no good solutions to that situation whichever way they choose is going to be something that is about the one where you go about it now and now to some a has juice of the sort of sort. to bind with the language of the holidays because he is saying with time no customs union no single market at the same time as he wants to be as much as possible in these things and that is of course go to be extremely difficult to sort out you know good solutions you say mr belton there's been a lot of talk recently about the norway model for the u.k. would that be a workable option. i don't think t

a brexitug breakth the british prime minister says cabinet ministers are backingan her pl for leaving the european union. >> this isl a propohat i believe will be good for the u.k. and good for the e.u. and i look itrward being received positively. nkem: the u.s. andorth korea agree to set up a joint working group on denuc the u.s. secretary of state's latest trip to pyongyang. e divers in thailand succeed in getting an airline to the cave where 12 boys and their football coach are trapped. but conditions are still not right for a rese attempt. china retaliates after the u.s. imposesariffs worth $34 billion accusing washington of startinghe largest tra war in economic history. h nkem:lo and welcome to bbc world news. the british prime mteister sa may says her cabinet has reached a collective agreement on the basis of the u.k.'s future relationship with the e.u. post brexit. it has set out plans for ae fre trrea between the u.k. and the e.u. which it believes will prevent ad h border in ireland. here is our political editor. reporter: look close. then closer. ok through the hazy. -- ha

the british prime minster says cabinet ministers are backing her plan for leaving the european union.ieve will be good for the uk and the eu andi will be good for the uk and the eu and i look forward to it being received positively. divers in thailand succeed in getting an air line to the cave where 12 boys and their football coach are trapped. but conditions still aren't right for a rescue attempt. the us and north korea agree to set up a joint working group on denuclearisation, after mike pompeo‘s latest trip to pyongyang. china retaliates after the us imposes tariffs worth $34 billion, accusing washington of starting the "largest trade war in economic history."