this antibusiness rhetoric from corbin because of course, there are challenges.s. it will damage jobs and investment if these people pull out of the country. a lot of people think that about leaving the european union, don't they? he's got to appeal to a very diverse constituency, hasn't he? it is a form of populism in a sense to attack the elite but this has been a successful area for him in the past, even though he is, in a way, an establishment politician because he's been an mp for years, hitting himself on the outside has worked well forjeremy corbyn and it appeals to people's sense in which they see unfairness in their lives and they want to blame it on something and to be fair, mike ashley, although he is very entertaining, a larger—than—life character, he has been called after his employment practices, he has got a bad record and even the cbi admits where there are faults, business should be challenged. let's look at the i, jeremy corbyn going to transform the uk by tackling the wealthy elite. usually win from the middle. it's not the middle. he is basica

i understand his visceral dislike of america and his visceral dislike of free trade. >> jeremy corbin. >> i asked the prime minister which clause in the bill protect the nhs and obviously it was time for him to help us with an answer on that. he should also be aware there is no public capital allocation made for the funding commitment. all he said is the seed funding. i am not sure what seed funding is but it doesn't sound -- it doesn't sound like the commitment we were seeking and sounds awfully like private finance going into the nhs in order to get a third deal with the issues it faces. mister speaker, less than one year ago they said the check and customs control between great britain and northern ireland would damage the fabric of the union. given the field does damage the fabric of the union does he agree with himself? >> i believe, i know this was raised many times in the house, preserve and we go forward to together as one united kingdom, new afraid -- trade deals in a way that would be impossible previously. this is a great advance for the whole of the uk and intends to devel

to bret's it unless he can get a deal by that date now for boris johnson he's saying that jeremy corbin would delay breaks even further but sticking with him he will deliver the will of the people and deliver on time. coverage just to the british people and the screen speech to that was all their priority we should be the democratic will of the people. because. well it is said that if deals are ever made they're made at the 11th hour so for boris johnson this really is the moment of truth for him in his career but of course for bracks. artie's shadier edwards daschle reporting live from london then q. england's 1st national child gender reassignment clinic is in the firing line over claims of under research and experimental treatment is now being sued by a mother of a patient and a nurse who used to work there they're asking the court to ban the tavistock center from prescribing hormone blocking medication unless a quarter size it's in the best interest of the child the clinic and the trust in charge of the gender identity services in north london are also being accused of giving famili

which laid out the embattled conservative government's post break that legislative agenda jeremy corbin dismissed the plans as ridiculous saying they would never receive the approval of lawmakers. this is pretty good there is never been such a farce as a government with a majority of minus 45. and 100 percent record all defeat in the house of commons. sitting out a legislative agenda they know cannot be delivered in this parliament well as expected jeremy corbin didn't exactly agree with the queen's speech especially considering it's boris johnson's agenda but what he did do instead was take the opportunity to poke fun at the government now boris johnson is way short of a working majority so the chances of any of this actually being implemented are rather slim basically making this queen's speech essentially a wish list or if you like a manifesto pledge ahead of an inevitable general election my government should priority has always been to secure the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of october. my government intends to work towards a new partnership with t

to strike new trade deals across the world but opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin slammed the deal saying it in danger is british jobs and workers' rights. boris johnson of course is urging lawmakers to embrace this deal let's have a listen people simply will move on the stump how politicians can say with one breath. they want. to avoid and no deal. i did with the next breath that they still want to delay with a great deal is there a. very strong. dollar is the charge mr speaker to get these 3 dogs. all right to talk about today's developments in the braze itzhak i'm joined here in the studio by delhi is a brace of analyst rob much hello to you much from robert and standing by in london is the w. correspondent beer gets moscow hello to you both there gets i think to start with you so some very passionate words from boris johnson addressing parliamentarians earlier today will he get what he wants. well on one hand i think there is a set momentum behind bars johnson and his push to get the deal through we know that a lot of m.p.'s in his own party that have previously voted down

citizens generally corbin claims donald trump wants u.s. companies to buy up parts of it if briggs it happens denied it or she'll take solve it if briggs it happens denied it or she'll take. well i think this i think. jerry hogan has both england. and i think is this i think. very hogan has both england been focusing on issues which really were his base and that's what he's very good at. but in focusing on issues which really were his base and that's what he's very good at. but in terms of the main question that. people know that the presence of the main question that. people know meaning break that is very i think is much better i summarize it is very i think is much better still running his reports on these topics as you can see even from polls conducted i think his reports on these topics as you can see even from poll conducted that break the level top of people in my and they want to make sure that the front of the brick that is the is of the top people in my and they want to make sure that the funny that they vote for has a clear plan

you in the war you are waging and asked him nicely to investigate the murder he allegedly ordered corbin today damns the new prime minister after to raise.

labor leader jeremy corbin appears to have said little or nothing in defense of julian a son just he faces the u.s. extradition this is called in the flounders in opinion polls ahead of any imminent general election so how teflon is no bricks it deal boris johnson it was just corruption scandals and unlawful attempts to shut down democracy joining me now is labor prime minister gordon brown's pollster and founding partner of britain thanks deborah madden's and deborah thanks for coming on the show said last time around it has to be said the 27 team goal winning greece labour's share of the vote by more than anyone since clever that lead in the why did it live governor. can he do it again he didn't win that crucially and i think it's very important when we say that to remember that he didn't win it was very unusual circumstances and it was particularly unusual that the 2 main parties polled as well as they did because they both collectively they polled more than 80 percent they hadn't done that since the 1970 s. so that was a bit of an outlier it was very unusual it is not what we're

you in the war you are waging and asked him nicely to investigate the murder he allegedly ordered corbin today damns the new prime minister after to raise a man david cameron boris johnson what does he think of saudi arabia will within 10 weeks of becoming prime minister johnson was forced to send one of his ministers to parliament to apologize for illegal deadly weapon parts sales he supported. the apologize for the export my sense is that my department issued an error 2015 conservative and liberal politicians have. authorized 5300000000 pounds of weapons to saudi arabia even some mainstream journalists let alone n.g.o.s like amnesty international have alleged the use of banned u.k. made cluster munitions joining me from geneva is iran's ambassador to the united nations as well by guy thank you so much ambassador for coming on the show we'll get to yemen in a moment 1st of all u.k. media says that your country is isolated there are some reports of japan and france offering lines of credit to iran as donald trump ramps up the sanctions what exactly is the state of iran's isolation i thin

would be so badly a country he didn't and i think is the exact right guy for the times of and corbin would be so badly a country he'd be so bad he'd take you in such a bad way he'd take you in just such bad places as we had to show bread he'd take you in such a bad way he'd take you are just such bad places as we head towards that election on to some of the 12 the usual accusations of a major world power was that election on to some of the 12 the usual accusations of a major world power interfering in british elections are coming thick and fast but this time the interfering in british elections are coming thick and fast but this time they're not aimed at russia but the u.k.'s main ally the united states not aimed at russia but the u.k.'s main ally the united states. while for some more insight on this we can now brand. well for some more insight on this we can now brain alan scott he's professor emeritus of international history at the london school of economics alan scott he's professor emeritus of international history at the london school of economic. alan thanks for joining us as

in the bullpen, the lefty corbin corbin. good fastball from scherzer.mes when it's tight and then that one run gets added, it feels so huge for the team that has the lead and then at this point in the game, you realize any added runs just seems like an eternity.ar season, both offenses would come back from far greater deficits. we have already talked about what the nationals have done in this postseason alone.

and british opposition leader jeremy corbin backs the prime minister's.

the chance of britain holding a snap election in december have increased as opposition leader gerry corbin says his party will now back the idea prime minister boris johnson has been pushing for an early poll since coming to power in july he believes he can win a majority in parliament which would then allow him to pass his press it deal. one day in the bronx it can be a long time and parliament on monday german corpsman showed no interest whatsoever in holding new elections but on tuesday the labor chief announced that he does want to back and pray christmas poll we're going out there to fight an election campaign and i call white to get out there on the streets in every town and village in this country labor will be there giving a message of real hope where this government offers nothing and we're going out there so when ok. a demonstration of unity but not everyone in the opposition party is convinced that this is the right strategy some feel that they're playing into the hands of boris johnson labor support makes the new collections the government had sought in vain until now more like

and bad for democracy but legal experts and opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin said johnson was legally bound to day is a historic day for parliament because it said it will not be blackmailed by a prime minister who is apparently prepared once again to defy a law passed by this parliament i invite him to think very carefully about the remarks he just made about refusing apparently to apply for the extension which the e.u. number 2 act requires him to do here e.u. leaders have made it clear they do not want an extension and i was for your own facility any kind of wrong issue you have if you have a deal with the who is the lead vocal that's not the it which just my views to. the prime minister is now seeking advice as to how he can get present done by the end of the month say there is but one mission by northern ireland's influential democratic unionist party that it is. considering all amendments including one backing a 2nd referendum could have further brighten the mood among the throng still clinging to their european dream. of a zil is in london following all the latest b

political manifesto in the parliamentary debate following the queen's speech labor party leader jeremy corbin took aim at. the big there is never been such a far as a government with a majority of minor 45 and 100 percent record holder in the house of commons. setting out the next minute you're in there they know you cannot be delivered in this parliament and indeed with rex at negotiations going down to the line and persistent rumors of snap election the queen could soon be back opening parliament for the 65th time. a spanish judge has issued a new international warrant for the arrest of foam a cuttle on president callas pushed him on who fled to belgium after the failed independence beat in 27 tame the warrant comes after the supreme court convicted 12 of the catalan separatist leaders 9 of family given lengthy prison terms. the signs in barcelona read free the political prisoners. after the judgment was declared thousands took to the streets that outraged by the long sentences handed down to catalonia separatist leaders. yesterday 11 the sentence is horribly unfair it goes against all fund

race to the bottom the opposition leader jeremy corbin addressed in the poem a little earlier he's not the only one opposed to the deal why are so many pais against it. what we've just heard jeremy called and this the labor spheres are the workers' rights environmental rights would be watered down there would be deregulation when boris johnson negotiates future relationship with the european union that's on the labor side we also know that the the northern irish unionist party is extremely against this deal because basically it would make northern ireland different from the rest of the united kingdom and would put a border in the irish sea so many different m.p.'s are against this deal for different kinds of reasons and i think this is what it all comes down to right and parliament has been divided on the issue of bracks it for 3 years now on how to leave on what kind of deal they want with the european union if they want to stay closer aligned rather have a hard break sit and this really mirrors again in the debate today that many parliamentarians just. very divided on the issue and a

picture show, picture of disunity because a liberal democrats, on the left, doesn't get on with mr corbin it's going back and forwards are on one hand the government ‘s proposals on a particular favour, the alternative for ca reta ker particular favour, the alternative for caretaker premise and no—one can figure out who that would be. jeremy, and would love to be himself head of a general election that i would have to be a vote of no confidence in mrjohnson first before we even got to a caretaker disunity government. if that's what you would call it. let's focus on something a bit different. front page of the financial times. the saudi aramco listing, whenever it happens is going to be so... 0ne saudi aramco listing, whenever it happens is going to be so... one of the biggest if not the biggest ever and yet, they‘ re the biggest if not the biggest ever and yet, they're happy to try and move investors. they spent three is trying to get this company, this is the state energy business, they could do with getting evaluation of $2 trillion was up at the executor will be valued between one and

for voting on the details of a withdrawal agreement the leader of the opposition labor party jeremy corbin said johnson would be in contempt of the law if he refused to die as a historic day for parliament because it said it will not be blackmailed by a prime minister who is apparently prepared once again to defy a law passed by this parliament i invited him to think very carefully about the remarks he just made about refusing apparently to apply for the extension which the e.u. number 2 act requires him to do. e.u. leaders have been clear in recent days that they do not want an extent. so i was reading all took a review of the kind of wrong direction you have if you have a deal there is no need for. the word which is just my view as to the prime minister is now seeking advice as to how we can get briggs it done by the end of the month despite u.k. parliament clearly voting for him to formally request more time from the e.u. so what will happen next for more i'm joined by g.w. correspondent visa who is in london for us now barbara we know that boris johnson has sense unless it's a professi

political manifesto in the parliamentary debate following the queen's speech made her party leader jeremy corbin took aim at johnson. was the speaker there has never been such a far as a government with a majority of minus 45 and 110 record or do you think in the house of commons. there's going out well next year and they know cannot be delivered in this parliament and indeed with direct negotiations going down to the line and persistent rumors of snap elections the queen could sue me back open in parliament for the 65th time. now to some of the other stories making news around the world today a large fire has forced an overcrowded camps for asylum seekers to be evacuated on the island of saml singh greece it's not yet clear what started the blaze though it followed earlier clashes in the county the side reportedly houses thousands of people just bought it having a capacity of just a few 100. in fort worth in texas a white police officer has been charged in the middle of a black woman in her own home police body cam footage shows are in danger using it as a tiana jefferson without warning after

one day in the bronx it sounds can be a long time and parliament on monday jeremy corbin showed no interest whatsoever in holding new elections but on tuesday the labor chief announced that he does want to back and pre-christian this poll we're going out there to fight an election campaign and i caught white to get out there on the streets in every town and village in this country labor will be there giving a message of real hope where this government offers nothing and we're going out there so when ok. a demonstration of unity but not everyone in the opposition party is convinced that this is the right strategy some feel that they're playing into the hands of boris johnson labor support makes the new the lections the government had sought in vain until now more likely. than the country that gets to make a decision about whether it wants to reelect a conservative government that boris johnson was or seemed to deliver on the deal he's negotiated with the european union because this policy for a demonstration if it can kick the can down the road that kicks the can down the road but a december

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how did you what did you make of corbin's remarks. jeremy corbin quite predictably said argued that nobody on the labor benches should trust this government he said he feared a race to the bottom that has been labor's position all along they are fearing the rights that at the moment are guaranteed by the european union minimum standards that this new government when they have their own freedom to say it's all the legislation that they want that they might on the cut the e.u. particularly when it comes to workers rights also environmental standards so he's big message to his own m.p.'s is don't trust this government if boris johnson indeed did get his deal through today he's most likely in my opinion also to sail through the next general election the conservatives are anyway leading in the polls already with the situation be having been so difficult for the government but they're leading and i think jeremy corbyn if johnson does win the vote today and he gets breaks down as he promised by the end of october then he's really in a pole p

jeremy corbin repeats these and states that he did what he wants to see a note and no deal deal briggs exits has taken off the table and that he simply doesn't trust the prime minister when it comes to bragg's it and that he simply doesn't trust the prime minister when it comes to bragg's it having a legally perogue for 5 weeks raise queen's speech he not having a legally perogue column and for 5 weeks raise queen's speech he now abandons that queen's speech. he got to steal strauss abandons that queen's speech. he got to steal through a secretary in a 2nd grade they didn't have the band on a band he said and it's that he would never be saying that he would never ask for an extension i know. and he said he'd rather die in a ditch and if you know the show come on promise broken promise. he says thank you. very probably says my space think. i'm in his grave 3 promise take this process i'm going to eat he. was it's like when the need to try to money or are still trying to get on and still try again via a $1.00 line bill motion which wouldn't require a 2 thirds majority via a one line bill

money the right candidates but it's definitely not over before it started and the prime minister and corbin if i said that they know this is full of risk one of them will not be leading their party on friday the 13th of december 1 of the biggest criticisms also. directed at the labor party repeatedly it is is that it's a hard left party amongst us policy that doesn't stand up for the middle classes in the country most certainly doesn't in any way sympathise with people who may have voted to leave the european union what do labor supporters say to them the policy i've been involved in some big selection contests for candidates in recent weeks and the labor policy is choosing across the country a really healthy mix of people on the traditional left who were very supportive jeremy colvin at the start i mean in london amazing working class black female can dislike florence i show me who really represent not middle england philosophy this very outward looking and encompassing of many different strains of thought so i don't think that characterization of labor's is fair i understand why some. if

now made changes and he bid to win the parliamentary vote and opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin says he will support johnson's built and opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin says he will support johnson's bill after the e.u. agreed to extend the deadline to the end of january and the no deal sooner after the e.u. agreed to extend the deadline to the end of january and the no deal scenario it was effectively removes conditions wanted by the labor leader or it was effectively removed conditions wanted by the labor leader. we have a great new deal we have a great new do we house a great new deal we have a great new do and it's talking to the voters have a choice and it's talking to the voters have a chance to pronounce on that deal. and to pronounce on that deal. to replace this dysfunctional parliament with a new parliament that can get brakes replaced this dysfunctional parliament with a new parliament that can get brakes it done so the country can move on political strategist john mctiernan says john so the country can move on political strategist john mctiernan says john

when jerry corbin knows in his bones it'll elucidates this election can he take note you're off thetable you could take no deal of the table but this election can you take note you off the table you could take no deal of the table but what you would have to have to do is to have to do is the government the government have to say to tough to say to the europe to the european union being union. we can we will not we will never have a crash crash we'll keep negotiating until we get an agreement to go through the house of commons but the will keep negotiating until we get an agreement to go through the house of commons but the accept that maybe maybe not maybe you're used to living alone negotiations over toward you except that maybe maybe not maybe you're used to live alone negotiations with a tory projects that no they wouldn't because the tory party would want to break in that thing that cross choice projects that no they wouldn't because the tory party would want to break in that the thing that cross choice dealing with this has backbenchers are quite tempted and some of those voter

certainty and the people should have the final say rousing words from the prime minister and also jeremy corbin but ought to be the speech of the day came from former prime minister to resign may urging m.p.'s to back the deal very similar to the one she felled with 3 times the whole house will forgive me if i say that standing here i have a distinct sense of deja vu. if you want to deliver back sit if you want to keep faith with the british people if you want this country to move forward then vote for the deal to j a n but as we heard the main breaks that vote won't happen today on the super saturday due to an amendment put forward by m.p. all of the let when this essentially place for more time on the brakes and vote and it also passed through 322 votes to 306 the government losing this vote and then deciding that they're not going to have the main vote after all what does that mean in practice it means that the prime minister then has to go back to the e.u. today to ask for an extension boris johnson has repeatedly said that he's not going to do that and we're not certain that the e.u. would

1st heated exchange in parliament since it approved a december election boris johnson and jeremy corbin clashed over everything from the soul spray attack russian boris johnson and jeremy corbin clashed over everything from the soul spray attack russia u.s. trade deals and of course the main reason for the election. u.s. trade deals and of course the main reason for the election brics it. should apologize i mr speaker preprinted striking that. he should apologize i mean to speak up or continually striking attitudes that i do not think are in the interest of the it's all very easy to the it is entirely in attitudes that i do not think are in the interest of the it's all very easy to the it is entirely in a protest or in say the tree so i was rash on. what's happening so i protest and say the tree so i was rushing. what happened in salzburg or continually took it one way or the other now leave now remain all continually took one way or the other now leave now remain refusing to respect the verdict of the people in the referendum was me you despite refusing to respect the verdict of the pe

desire of an election he would probably need to get the labor party on board he fired from jeremy corbin saying that no deal has to be taken off the table as the on board we've heard from jeremy corbin saying that no deal has to be taken off the table if he has to support it there's also a debate between the opposition parties what day if he has to support it there's also a debate between the opposition parties what date there is to be the lib dems and the s.n.p. want the date to be december the 9th the government i am in think there is to be the lib dems and the s.n.p. want the date to be december the 9th the government aiming for december the 12th the opposition parties wanted early because they want more time to potentially some of the 12 the opposition parties wanted early because they want more time to potentially stop and scrutinize any attempt by boris johnson to get briggs it to stop and scrutinize any attempt by boris johnson to get briggs it through and as far as jeremy corbyn is concerned the leader of the labor party he would support not only a date but ruined as far as term

prime minister boris johnson and the opposition leader jeremy corbin clashed in divorce from the e.u. prime minister boris johnson and the opposition leader jeremy corbin clashed in parliament over everything from russia and the nerve agent attack to u.s. design parliament over everything from russia and the nerve agent attack to u.s. designs on britain's national health service he should apologize i mean to speak up because on britain's national health service he should apologize i mr speaker to continue striking attitudes that i do don't think are in the interest of the job or you see continually striking attitudes that i do don't think are in the interests of the job or you seem to be it is going to tell you in a protest or in say that you saw i was leaving russia. to the it is going to tell you in a protest and say that you saw i was leaving russia. was happy to do so despite the prime minister is in oils are a neighbor of what's happening so despite the prime minister is in oils are in h.s. yes it is opposite the great grabs of us buy us a school book for a she's. so i'll do i'll

regulations in social housing in the wake of that fire some including the labor party leader jeremy corbin highlighted government deregulation understand some including the labor party leader jeremy corbin highlighted government deregulation. policies as being major contributing factors that led to the tragedy many experts in the field the policies is being major contributing factors that led to the tragedy many experts in the field of housing also pointed to the fact i only flammable material and bad news does until a ship of the house and also pointed to the fact i only flammable material have been used is until a ship the white again says that the inquiry should take a closer look at those in authority whose voice again says that the inquiry should take a closer look at those in authority who's in action and contributed to the tragedy . till they let in action contributed to the tragedy. till they level the same scrutiny at how intensely flammable material the same scrutiny at how intensely flammable material was fixed to the outside of the building in who made those decisions who made

it himself and then didn't jeremy corbin decided not to be left out of which to come to the party after all and that's is your is a mere one to which to come to the party after all and that's is your is a mere one day after snubbing the prime minister's christmas election the honorable members of the house of commons to say to after snubbing the prime minister's christmas election the honorable members of the house of commons the state is to have it christmas election and that is how elections it is in one of it christmas election and that is how elections it is in one of the world's most longstanding democracies indeed former chancellor 20 of the world's most longstanding democracies indeed a former chancellor turned to tory rebel philip hammond at one point called in everyone to grow up and rebel philip hammond at one point called in everyone to grow up and. that never seemed likely outcome although everyone might have benefited from take me a look that never seemed a likely outcome although everyone might have benefited from take me a look behind them to make some sense of these late

opposition the best traditions of parliamentary democracy must also be heard and it will generally corbin head. ills to ensuring the principle that we keep pace with the european union on environmental standards and protections putting at risk our current rules from air pollution standards to chemical safety we all know the public concern about these issues all at the same time that we are facing a climate emergency and as for workers' rights we simply cannot give the government a blank check this is big you don't have to take my word for all of this listen for example to the tea. you see general secretary frances o'grady who say's this. she just. she does represented organize a show and she does represent an organization that has 6000000 members affiliated through a this stale mr speaker what great i disaster for working people abraham of the economy cost jobs and sell workers' rights down the river. listen to make you k. representing british manufactures say and i quote this is my cue case comments on this deal members opposite might care to listen to them commitments to the closest pos

as soon as possible but what about the other parties what about jeremy corbin and his labor party yes a little bit more difficult labor has long been criticized as not having a clear breaks a policy however what they are now saying is that if they form the next government they would go to brussels and ask for a better deal so they would basically start the negotiations again and have what they call a credible breaks a deal which they would then put forward to a referendum so that's that breaks a policy however they're also going to campaign on other issues they are strong under investigation is stronger i think than on their brakes of policies were they for example are credible with voters when it comes to health they also have a fairly radical left wing new policy such as renationalisation of various public services so they're going to be campaigning on that as well then we've got the liberal democrats and they are really very clear in their breasts of policy they want to reverse it and they want to remain in the european union and what can we expect from nigel for russia and his bra

fire regulations in social housing in the wake of the fire some including the labor party did jeremy corbin highlighted government deregulation some including the labor party did jeremy corbin highlighted government deregulation under stereotype policies as major contributing factors that led to the tragedy in the experts in understanding the policies as major contributing factors that led to the tragedy and the experts in the field of housing also pointed to the fact highly flammable material was used as insulation in the field of housing also pointed to the fact highly flammable material was used as insulation is the fight again he believes the inquiry should take a closer look at those in authority is the fight again he believes the inquiry should take a closer look at those in authority who's in action he says contributed to the tragedy . hill they see who's in action he says contribution to the tragedy. hill they leveled the same scrutiny at how intensely flammable level the same scrutiny at how intensely flammable material was fixed to the outside of the building and who made those de

s hearts there were concerns for example as jeremy corbin said that this would father starting on a race to the bottom that said though the degree of distrust between the 2 men personally and politically is enormous and the sense that boris johnson may well go for a no deal bracks a 2 year about 18 months from now and 2020 it's still a tangible sentiment among opposition m.p.'s that even if they pass this deal now if the trade talks which followed the votes of this deal through the transition period come to no fruition at the end of the transition period that britain could still leave the european union on top of you to your rules effectively without a deal that's a concern of labor m.p.'s and the labor leader jeremy corbett is very angry and he's adamant that labor cannot back the government's deal let's have a listen. he has renegotiated the withdrawal agreement and maybe even worse. he's renegotiated the political declaration and made that even worse we're having a debate today on a tax through which there is no economic impact assessment and no accompanying legal advice this governme

from russia and the salisbury nerving leader jeremy corbin clashed in parliament over everything from russia and the salisbury nerve agent attack to u.s. designs on britain's national health service agent attack to us designs on britain's national health service. he should apologize i mean to speak up or continue striking attitudes but i do know he should apologize i mean to speak up or continue striking attitudes that i do don't think are in the interests of the job or you seem to be it isn't tell you in a protest or in say that you think you're in the interest of the job or you seem to be it is going to tell you in a protest and say that you saw i was russian i. was happy to do so despite the so i was russian i. was happy to do so despite the prime minister's in oils are n.h.s. is up for grabs by us school for the prime minister is in oils are n.h.s. is up for grabs by us corporations from the soil try to be seriously suggesting that the races from the soil try to be seriously suggesting that the n.h.s. should not engage in negotiations to ensure that british patients get to drugs a

because they fear that when jeremy corbin knows in his bones it will elucidates this election can you take note you off the table you could take no silver elucidates this election can you take no deal off the table you could take no deal of the table but what you'd have to do is to come with a tough to say to the european union deal of the table but what you have to do is to come with a tough to say to the european union we will never crush it we'll keep negotiating until we get an agreement to go through the house of commons we will never crush it we'll keep negotiating until we get an agreement to go through the house of commons but the accept that maybe maybe not the you used to long alone negotiations but the accept that maybe maybe not the you used to long alone negotiations or the tory party said that no they wouldn't because the tory party want to break in that or the tory party said that no they wouldn't because the tory party want to break in that thing that was just dealing with this his backbenchers are quite tempted and some of his books has meant the thing that horse show

one final question then 2 to lois corbin briefly at the president has talked about ending what he calls endless wars in the middle east. will he look at this as as job done now. very definitely just like in 2012. the president obama campaigned on bin ladin the. no doubt about it and in the short term this is a big win for him because most americans don't want to be involved they're very upset going back to the iraq the iraq war so no this is good and that's why he spent so much time on a sunday morning very rare that a president speaks you know on a sunday morning to the nation and questions after 2 all right we're going to have to leave it there thank you to all 3 of you small on at be a lawrence korb in lewes delaware and andrea screed joining me here in doha thanks so much for being with us and thank you as always for watching you can see the program again any time just go to a website edges in a dot com and for more discussion you can go to our facebook page on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle there is at a.j.

it's supposed to bejohnson who wanted brexit and corbin and labour who wanted an election and everyoneo have reverse roles -- jeremy corbyn. just explain to us then. the main opposition party, the labour party ofjeremy corbyn, they should be, in theory, they have always wanted an election. this time around they are saying no. why they keep delaying the school free general election then? they are somewhat backing themselves into a corner at the moment. today we got the extension from the eu. they said the uk can have until the end of january. so that it does take no deal off the table for at least three months. so that excuse forjeremy corbyn has gone. i think he has got a lot of very unhappy labour mps sitting behind him in parliament. the polls are bad at the moment. some of those mps would rather try for another eu referendum, a so—called people's vote, but others don't agree on that. so he has said all along he wa nts that. so he has said all along he wants an election first and then perhaps a second eu referendum. but he doesn't want to givejohnson, in order the lib dems or the snp