there should be saying britain first and britishjobs first.e has should be saying britain first and british jobs first. there has to should be saying britain first and britishjobs first. there has to be a compromise. some in the united states, like larry summers, are saying the uk are weak and we will get a raw deal and america will get a good deal. act in haste and repent at leisure, there is a danger in that. but pick the right subjects and get it over and done with. this should be part of a portfolio of trade deals for the uk. do not do anything that will upset presidents for later on. thank you for your thoughts on that and we will keep a close eye on how dominic raab gets on in washington. close eye on how dominic raab gets on in washington. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news mining giant glencore has halted production at one of the world's biggest cobalt mines after prices for the battery metal collapsed. the mining giant announced the closure of its mutanda mine in the democratic republic of congo during its

evidence points to people wanting to maintain close trading relationship with the eu to protect britishjobsrosperity and minimise disruption in the future. to set the bar for negotiations so high that we inevitably leave without a deal would be a betrayal, and the prime minister said he would get a deal and we want to see him deliver that deal. parliament in london is currently in recess — but even so mps are hard at work. many discussing their own strategies on how to block the government if it tries to leave the eu without a deal. the speaker of the commons john bercow said he would fight any attempt to lock mps out. he told an audience in edinburgh: ‘parliament will be heard and nobody is going to get away, as far as i'm concerned, with stopping that happening'. we can now speak to the deputy political editor for the spectator, katy balls — she joins us from westminster. i wonder what you make of this, it is either the complaint of a departed loser or a desperate cry of what is going on in downing street? perhaps it is a bit of both.” what is going on in downing street? perhaps it is a b

ensure we get a brexit that protects british jobs, since to ensure we get a brexit that protects britishjobsely bad for britain cosmic economy, even worse for the integrity of our united kingdom and our future security and strategic strength in the world. our future security and strategic strength in the worldlj our future security and strategic strength in the world. i know you can see it on your screen but it is worth create a rating that broke the news that the scottish conservative leader ruth davidson is considering how position, on the verge of resignation and making a statement tomorrow. all lies of course will be on that. —— all eyes. let's go to chris page whojoins on that. —— all eyes. let's go to chris page who joins us on that. —— all eyes. let's go to chris page whojoins us now on that. —— all eyes. let's go to chris page who joins us now from belfast. this confidence and supply that frankly boris johnson desperately needs, how fragile is that with this announcement today? the democratic unionist party as you say, northern ireland's largest party, it is they are ten mps who keep

evidence points to people wanting to maintain a close trading relationship with the eu to protect britishjobserity and minimise disruption in the future. to set the bar for negotiations so high that we inevitably leave without a deal would be a betrayal, and the prime minister said he would get a deal and we want to see him deliver that deal. the family of 15—year—old nora quoirin have said their hearts are broken after her body was discovered in the malaysian jungle yesterday. the results of the post—mortem examination are expected this morning. in a statement, nora's family thanked everyone involved in the large—scale operation to find her. they said nora had brought people together and had truly touched the whole world. the office for national statistics says inflation, as measured by the retail price index, was 2.8% last month, meaning many rail fares will go up by that amount next year. the rpi is used to determine the prices of 40% of tickets — campaigners say they should be determined by the lower cpi instead. cpi is 296. the contract to operate the west coast main line has been awarde

evidence points to people wanting to maintain close trading relationship with the eu to protect britishjobs so high that we inevitably leave without a deal would be a betrayal, and the prime minister said he would get a deal and we want to see him deliver that deal. inevitably, you say. so you believe that what borisjohnson has said in public, that the backstop, this guarantee that there will be no hard irish border, has to go, that means a no deal will inevitably follow? on the basis that we are talking about the 315t of october, yes, i think absolutely so. we were talking until a few weeks ago about the need to change the terms of the backstop, and i think although that would have been an extremely difficult discussion it was a tough negotiating position, but pivoting to say that the backstop has to go in its entirety, a huge chunk of the withdrawal agreement just scrapped, is effectively a wrecking tactic. the people behind this know that that means there will be no deal. that was the former chancellor philip hammond. climate change activist greta thunberg is about to set off from the uk