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britain's new prime minister forrest johnson faces his 1st fallen tree showdown over tonight some lawmakers are moving to try and stop the possibility of the u.k. leaving the european union without a withdrawal agreement believing it would be disastrous for the economy but mr johnson says he needs the threat of no deal to strengthen his negotiating hand. there were rival demonstrations outside the british parliament again on tuesday some for breaks it and others vehemently against it for. and against prime minister barak's johnson inside parliament last ditch power plays are getting underway many lawmakers want to introduce legislation which would stop a no deal break that at the end of october and possibly delay it by 3 months prime minister johnson says he's determined to get brags it done i would everybody to know there are circumstances in which i would ask brussels to do that we're leaving on the 31st of october no gives bots johnson met with some potential rebels on tuesday in the hope of deterring them they've already been threatened with being thrown out of the tory party if they vo

family everybody had always thought it remarkable that brother joe who's the younger brother of forrest johnson and a mild mannered remain are quite a contrast to his bullish and boisterous older brother that he could sort of fit to with the party line for so long but now he has sort of stepping down and saying i can do this anymore i'm not going to be a tory politician anymore as shows and that's what of service same people here who know him that he cannot couldn't do in the increasingly hardline course of boris johnson the prime minister that he doesn't want to sort of be involved in dragging britain out of the european union without deal just going for broke going for hard bricks it and so that explains the sort of resignation of joe johnson and yes of course it's a blow to boris johnson because it really breaks open the this track behind the scenes and also the change within the tory party because he's not the only one going it caroline stillman as she was the chairman of the tory party a long serving member has said she would also step down and not be available for politic of jobs anymore

weeks away even after a horrendous week in parliament and in fact that terrible night last night forrest johnson still maintains that bret's it needs this government will not do very bricks. we will not allow the emphatic good into the referendum to be slowly suffocated by the border. issues is the point. they want. to force us to yet another point is. i would be to know there are no circumstances in which i ask to do that we're leaving on the 31st of october gives bonds we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the e.u. . the 31st new ifs or buts timetable was absolutely mammoth us included to emergency debates plus boris johnson's notion on a snap general election the 1st emergency debate requires the release of preparation documents actually squeeze through with a majority of 9 basically requiring the government to hand over documents and messages of communications all from facebook all the way to what's out message and are technically m.p.'s should now have access to all of those messages dating back to july the 23rd that date being quite crucia

weeks away even after a horrendous week in parliament and in fact that terrible night last night forrest johnson still maintains that breck set needs noted that this government will not today bricks it any further we will not allow the emphatic good into the referendum to be slowly suffocated by corridor thank you very much he says is the point of. delivery that's what they want. to force us to pay for yet another point this. i would everybody to know there are circumstances in which i ask brussels to do that we're leaving on the 31st of october gives all bots a timetable was absolutely mammoth us included kill emergency debates plus boris johnson's notion on a snap general election the 1st emergency to take requires the release of no preparation documents actually squeeze through with a majority of no i basically requiring the government to hand over documents and messages and can. cation it also includes the operation yellow hammer documents there's a files on preparations they too should also be to disclosed under this motion now the government yesterday responded saying that it would share t

will mean the government will look for an extension from need to approve a deal well i can see forrest johnson call for snap general election after suffering a humiliating defeat on tuesday night opposition members and 21 conservative party rappel backed a motion to put forward a long private you can watch it all unfold live and i web site r.t. dot com and we'll keep you across those results as they come in. a region in belgium has passed legislation that bans traditional ways of slaughtering animals and for the muslim and jewish faiths. kosher slaughter requires the animals to be alive and healthy that killed by having their throats cut pre-selling is not always used which is why the practice has been banned in separate countries the new law in belgium has prompted much debate but animal welfare groups say the law is not about targeting religions. it is absolutely not a ban on religious slaughter not at all it is a ban on slaughter without stunning even if you follow all the rules and use a very sharp blade and you do everything according to religious tradition even then the animal will suffe

confirmed that but we do expect the parliamentarians to ask very heated questions in the direction of forrest johnson what his strategy is all about what he intends to do in the coming months and i think this is really a debate to watch a debate for the history books the 1st one after those probation that was ruled illegal by the supreme court yesterday we've just seen the bonus johnson has arrived in london he's been seen whizzing through the streets off the british capital but as you said we still don't know whether he's arriving in the on the moment of behind you so tell us more now the key. lawmakers if he does come lawmakers he suspended. suspended bollman for 5 weeks what kind of reception do you think he will get. oh you will get a very very cold reception that is for sure as i said m.p.'s were furious when he sent them on the break and boris johnson really he cut his new york trip short so he is arriving in london as we speak basically and he is in a really really deep dark hole at the moment he's facing pressure to resign from the labor opposition party from the scottish national party lots

extraordinary anonymous saying that boris johnson broke the law by approaching palm and at the moment forrest johnson is on very very soon ice ok so we have the court decision we're spectum calls for resignation can you walk us through what we expect to happen next now. it's all a bit unclear to be honest because it is so unprecedented it just hasn't happened as i've said before palm and we'll see it again from 11 30 am on where it's they want to force him to release some documents on his stretch of g. at some point we don't know yet if boris johnson will show up personally number 10 and has not confirmed that so we'll have to wait and see if so if boris johnson shows up then we can expect of course some very heated questions there from m.p.'s who were furious over the course of the past weeks off this prorogue ation and with all that said breaks it is so parliament really has to come up with a strategy here. what does this all mean for that process process will look interest will be leaving the view as planned on the 31st of october. well in the one hand we have a prime minister boris johnson who is

believes that forrest johnson all along wanted to try to take britain out of the european union without a deal in his words to crush out coppens promise to work with other opposition parties to do everything he can to prevent that he says that this crisis can only be settled through a general election and he's going to try to make that come about once no deal the possibility of a threat of a no deal in his words is taken off the table the next few days will be crucial but everybody now wondering exactly what happens in terms of trying to force boris johnson out of power the deadline of course is the 31st of october johnson says that that will still be bricks it will jeremy corbin is vowing to do everything he can to stop the. lots more still to come on al-jazeera including a lot more from the united nations general assembly and we'll let you know what the emir of qatar and the turkish president had to say when they address both leaders. this is a dialogue let you decide not to have children and to say that it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice that has starte

he may have only been in office for 45 days only to find minister forrest johnson's . country mind his version of facts it is ready to be very difficult to. another demonstration of saturday in central london is also capping off her 1st week. of ups almost more difficult than you could have ever imagined we saw him coming in the severe criticism of having to. 21 members of his own party. resigning from his cabinet and also the house of. opera house grooving a bell that would effectively block. and put a 3 month delay in order to try and get a deal to avoid a disorderly exit from the european union now while prime minister course johnson did say that he would rather die in a ditch his words rather than. an extension. of fact he has already been hemmed in by his own words the former director of public prosecutions himself said that if he did not obey the law then there is a good chance that he would stand in intensive and could even see himself possibility of being put in jail for not abiding by the laws of this country from having taken back control minister boris johns

what is the point of another delay, a pointless today, says forrest johnson?he people and we can make sure that we put that case that we should not be leaving on a no—deal basis. parliamentarians are not going to be able to break this impasse. we either have an election orair referendum. impasse. we either have an election or air referendum. can that be achieved, because you all want different things? not everyone in the labour party wants another referendum. i think there is a case there is the anonymity of the labour party in the last while. it is a redoubtable that is the case. there isa very redoubtable that is the case. there is a very strong opposition the scottish people want to remain. is a very strong opposition the scottish people want to remainm blackford, vicki very much indeed. the view there from the snp —— en blackford, thank you very much indeed. vicki young in the lobby, think you very much for that early reaction if you are justjoining think you very much for that early reaction if you arejustjoining us. borisjohnson has suffered his first de

been in office for 45 days my minister forrest johnson's. country mine his version of thanks it ready to be very difficult to. demonstrate today in central london also capping our. first. hops almost difficult and you could have ever imagined we saw him coming the severe criticism of having such 21 members of his own party. resigning from his cabinet and also the house of lords opera house grooving a bell that would effectively. wreck sit and put a 3 month delay in order to try and get a deal to avoid a disorderly exit from the european union now while prime minister course johnson did say they would rather die in a ditch. his words. an extension. of the fact he has already been hemmed in by. the director of public prosecutions if not. then there is a good chance that he would stand. and could even see himself possibility of being put in jail for not abiding by the country. from having taken back control minister boris johnson now finds himself being controlled last in downing street. the new greek prime minister has the liberty's 1st annual

he may have only been in office 45 days to be prime minister forrest johnson's bureau mates the country behind his question of bricks it already proving to be very difficult to. sell the demonstration today in central london is also capping off one of the toughest weeks of these hard hops almost more difficult than he could have ever imagined week that saw him coming to severe criticism for having such 21 members of his own party his own brother resigning from his cabinet and also the house of. opera house approving a bill that would effectively block a new deal breck said and put a 3 month delay in order to try and get a deal to avoid the just soldierly exit from the european union now while prime minister george johnson did say that you would rather die in a ditch his words rather than ours for an extension brussels a fact he has already been hey. by his own words the former director of public prosecutions themselves so if he did not obey the law then there is a good chance that he would standing intense that i could even see himself possibility of being put in jail for not abiding by

nejra: forrest johnson -- anna: boris johnson continues with his strategy.% of the with planningdone for no deal, trying to do a deal. the question is whether boris johnson will follow the legislation that looks set to be passed that will require him to seek an extension if he cannot get a deal. we saw very interesting use of language from various cabinet ministers, including dominic raab saying the government wants to test the limits of what it does legally require. boris johnson has no intention of going to ask for an extension. he has already told us he would rather be dead in a ditch then go to the eu and ask for more time. the language gets richer and richer, doesn't it? .esting the limits 35% of the country back the tories. what can we expect today? will has election bid the defeated again? -- anna: it does look as if that bid will be defeated. alliance standing firm. they do not want another election until they are secure that they have avoided no deal, that they have taken no deal off the table. beis johnson is going to meeting the irish leader, who

course leapt on that said if he did deliberately mislead the queen he should resign when he heard forrest johnson there absolutely not no misleading the queen they took sound legal advice they did for sound of proper purposes and that until next week until the supreme court does or doesn't find otherwise is where the government stands donna thanks very much indeed and i we spoke to alex the writer from birmingham city university about the government's no deal preparations. you know clearly put the operation go and report drives home the fact that in who in medicines and in manufacturing think automotive been burning the rich movements there will be significant disruption and that simply is because the 2 things that we depend on the european union greenport in a lot of these materials and trading and they eat because of the circle just in time make sure modern day supply chains if you think of fresh food coming in conspire new there's a limit fights on what you can stick it in where else the same idea goes with broccoli in approximately 70 percent of the crops in this country have to cross a chann

s highest court has begun hearings to decide whether prime minister forrest johnson broke the law when he shut down parliament for 5 weeks more on this one in london a new center here is for the city. by so much kemal yes a lawyer for the u.k. government has told the supreme court that boris johnson was insightful to probe parliament even for political reasons but those arguing against the suspension say it is the biggest abuse of power by a prime minister for 50 years john holl reports now from central london. the barricades that shifted temporarily the prevailing breaks in battle is arrived at the supreme court we have the force to appeals one from england and wales a lunchroom. they both involve the same as you. whether it was lawful for the prime minister advised her majesty to authorize the provocation parliament order in council at issue whether the court should stay out of politics as the english high court had ruled or a scottish judges decided last week whether the courts should step in when the powers of government are used for purposes other than those for which they were in

forrestjohnson plus forrest johnson plus my forrestjohnson plus my conservative party is the lead inng at just 25%. pole but it is an bigger problem and running atjust 25%. that is what over 15 points down on what they got two years ago. definitely and the stronger position is the liberal democrats and very strongly programming party who had suffered badly from being in competition with the conservatives in 2015 and recovered up to 19% as many remain vote has gone in their direction and nigel farage's brexit prydie, pro brexit is running at 12%. so we have four parties with substantial shares of the votes. of course we have the electoral system so i'll come and see us electoral system so i'll come and see us do not necessarily reflect the votes but much more will depend on the votes but much more will depend o n exa ctly the votes but much more will depend on exactly where the geography of the votes fall but if you are to assume for the purposes of argument that the geography were to be the same as in 2017 the last time they had an election, those kinds of figures point to the conser

british prime minister boris johnson -- david: british prime minister forrest johnson faces other -- ster boris johnson prepares for another tough day in parliament. we welcome now megan greene, harvard kennedy school senior kaiser.and howard could we end up in a world where he doesn't have a majority, but yes -- getget out get out -- get out? megan: yes. downn bring the government in the end, but i do think we are going to see a no deal brexit taken off the table. there's a question about whether you legislate not to have a no brexit exit and you also have a new election and go to the eu and say we need an extension, and the eu says we told you last time we would give you one extension, and that is about it. i think that's a bit of a risk, but especially if there's an election, you guys will be busy with your politics, so maybe would give you a bit more time. guest: i think last week, investors said wait, i need to worry about brexit again? call me what it is two weeks away. alix: how about people onset? they have the same feeling. [laughter] guest: we had to do a bit of a refresher

forrest johnson is fighting a series of allegations about his past behavior as the -- boris johnson isgations about his past behavior as the conservative party is holding its conferences in manchester. johnson suggested he wouldn't resign in the event that brexit gets delayed. we will have plenty more on that. go live to the conservative party conference, where withberg's anna edwards is claire walker. over to you. much.thanks very you mention some of the spending pledges. claire walker, genders of commerce coexecutive director -- chambers of commerce coexecutive director, has been speaking about this. you heard about investing in road and bus infrastructure and the like. i'm guessing you welcome that. what would you like to add? welcomeabsolutely some news from the chancellor. having some more detail, seeing which roads will be invested in, and also the critical issue that may have -- the critical issues that many of our members talk about. it is good to see digital infrastructure as well. 5g is really affecting rural and local productivity. however, there are some big intersection pr

it's been a tough 48 hours for new prime minister forrest of the johnson why not only to parliament not back him on his breakfast structure he's also failed in his bed to get a general election something that he was the only option left at this stage are those boards and elections the public don't go into an election the country doesn't want to lecture but this was you know how the old should be letting the public decide who they want as prime minister and i commend this motion to the heart but in a damning defeat for the prime minister the motion on a general election was voted down by a whopping 242 votes which means he didn't even reach the threshold for the number of votes needed he was of course hoping that he would triumph in the polls and so go with a fresh mandate to brussels and negotiate a new deal with the european union it would of course also have given him the opportunity to bulldoze through any of parliament's objections in the future while he had to alter your position jeremy quite been hard for 2 years going to say mitchell welcome to the idea of taking on the conservat

topple the prime minister said the end of the road for johnson that's our question for today and here are the guests who will answer it alex forrest whiting is a d.-w. reporter and a former westminster political correspondent she says the country's parliament and the conservative party are tearing themselves apart over bricks and prime minister johnson appears to have lost control and taylor and is with us he's an expert on business and economics who formerly wrote for the german newspaper and the bitch and he says democratic convictions are more deeply rooted in the political system of britain than some populists seem to believe and it's a pleasure to welcome john worth he is an e.u. citizen with a u.k. passport who is a berlin he's a blogger political advisor and a member of the green party he says boris johnson is turning the conservative party into the rx at party but this week has shown that it's a dangerous game so let me start out by asking you alex you say that boris johnson appears to have lost control but appearances can be deceiving how does he actually perhaps overplayed his hand or could it be that he is playing into

melt away it will become more difficult but at the moment all is not lost for boris johnson all is not lost alex alex forrest whiting did have used briggs and alice thank you. well as i now read some of the other stories making news around the world. german prosecutors have charged the 3 current and former volkswagen bosses with market manipulation relating to the car giant's a diesel gate scandal the 3 are accused of deliberately informing investors too late about the scandals risks. that is top court has ruled that google is not required to apply the e.u. right to be forgotten rule to search results outside of europe well google had argued that author italian governments could otherwise try to cover up human rights abuses if the in new regulation was applied worldwide. 5 year pin union countries have struck a policeman ery deal on resettling migrants rescued from the mediterranean the agreement reached in malta aims to ease the burden on the e.u. southern members who bear the brunt of migrant arrivals and delays in decision making. on land at last in malta migrants rescued off the coast of libya a finally

greg sits on the sitting with me the studio alex forrest of whiting and it's we're looking at live pictures coming from the house of commons. boris johnson hasn't started taking questions yet but he suffered a major setback last night when he lost the 1st vote that was tabled in fundamental him how much of a setback for him do you think i think it was a huge setback for him because he lost control of parliament he lost his majority he lost 21 of his own m.p.'s because he sucked them himself because they lost the weight because they voted against him and many are saying that he has now pretty much lost control you can't write him off though there's still a lot for him to play for but today we're now hearing from him this is him starting his yeah i mean this is let's actually go straight to the last pitches at the house of commons boris johnson has started speaking let's take a listen to what he has to say this is question time in the house of commons the dangers that police officers face every day to keep us safe this is because this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in the house so i w

leaders met on the sidelines of the un general assembly in new york where british prime minister forrest johnson hinted the u.k. may withdraw from the 2015 iran nuclear deal. does have gathered at the u.n. for a climate change summit to try to prevent a global irreversible catastrophe they've been told that greenhouse gas commitments must be at least tripled in order to meet the goals of the 2015 paris agreement. us president donald trump has praised egypt's leader abdel fattah el-sisi for bringing order to his country dismissing concerns over recent protests in several egyptian cities human rights activists say police are rounded up more than $400.00 people at rallies again since friday. now 3 u.s. congressional committees have threatened to push ahead with trying to obtain documents relating to president on a transfer dealings with ukraine trump is coming under fire over reports he added to ukraine's president to investigate the son of joe biden who's seen as his main rival in the 2020 presidential election if ministration has blocked congress from the taining a whistleblower his complaint all

topple the prime minister said the end of the road for johnson that's our question for today and here are the guests who will answer it alex forrest whiting is a d.-w. reporter and a former westminster political correspondent she says the country's parliament and the conservative party are tearing themselves apart over it prime minister johnson appears to have lost control and taylan is with us he's an expert on business and economics who formerly wrote for the german newspaper steve belt and the bitch and he says democratic convictions are more deeply rooted in the political system of britain than some populists seem to believe and it's a pleasure to welcome john were he is an e.u. citizen with the u.k. passport who is in berlin he's a blogger political advisor and a member of the green party he says boris johnson is turning the conservative party into the bracks it party. but this week has shown that it's been a dangerous game. so let me start out by asking you alex you say that boris johnson appears to have lost control but appearances can be deceiving how does he actually perhaps overplayed his hand or could it be that he is p

brexit the end of the road for johnson that's our question for today and here are the guests who will answer it alex forrest whiting is a d. w. reporter and a former westminster political correspondent. she says the country parliament and the conservative party are tearing themselves apart over brexit prime minister johnson appears to have lost control. and features tail and is with us he's an expert on business and economics who formally wrote for the german newspapers developed and the vhs of office. and he says democratic convictions are more deeply rooted in the political system the britons than some populist seem to believe. and it's a pleasure to welcome john worse he isn't a u. citizen with a u. k. passport to this in berlin he's a blogger political adviser and a member of the green party. he says boris johnson is turning the conservative party into the brexit party but this week has shown that it's a dangerous. game so let me start out by asking you alex you say that boris johnson appears to have lost control but appearances can be deceiving. how does he actually perhaps over played his hand or coul

. >>> speaking of crime, his latest role is playing legendary mobster bumpy johnson, but forrest whitaker'sareer has been anything but bumpy. we'll catch up with the oscar winner about his iconic roles and the changes he still wants to make inside hollywood. >>> from one oscar winner to another, 50 years ago this week, "butch cassidy and the sundance kid" was released. widely panned at the time, it ended up changing filmmaking, cinematography, screen writing, and interest in a little-known gang of outlaws. we will go to utah to cassidy's childhood home and look at the facts and artifacts from this beloved american story. that is ahead. >>> we begin with the fast pace of the impeachment inquiry into president trump following a whistleblower complaint this week that started a political firestorm. mr. trump is facing allegations he pressured the ukranian president to investigate former vice president booiiden and son hunter. democratic leaders in the house issued a subpoena for state department documents and are naming officials in the complaint. one of those officials, kurt volker, was the sp

on the story of forrest another exciting night there in london barbara i want to talk 1st though about this vote by lawmakers against an early election are we over or can boris johnson come back tomorrow or next week and say no let's vote again. it's not over of course this raging battle between parliament and the prime minister here and probably meant has as you said now. given him street defeats in a road for the good things on him and basically he should be somewhat punchdrunk however boris johnson is fighting on and he will be back he will for certain he will certainly try to get enough of procedure going. by we see can sort of initiate a new election felt that he needs only is simple majority box if we look at the figures tonight this vote in the house of parliament he didn't even have that when just sit in our again. parliamentarians vote on a new election so it is not sure whether he can against the will of so many parliamentarians here pushed this election through now and also deny barbara m.p.'s they approved the bill that would stop a new deal departure from the european union so what could be boris johnson's next move then after that defeat. he basically

well he is simply waiting to see what boris johnson has to offer what is this rough shape of a deal what are the details and most importantly does forrest johnston have any new proposals alternatives to the irish backstop no for the european union the irish backstop which is part of the withdrawal agreement that's ready been negotiated isn't is a guarantee is an essential part of that agreement because it means that there can be no return to a hard border between island which is part of the european union and northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom and it ensures integrity for the e.u. of their customs union but boris johnson wants that backstop scrapped because he says it would tie the u.k. to some e.u. rules but so far he's not come up with any alternatives. or thanks so much partlow they're now a law professor and political outsider is in the lead in tunisia as presidential election with over one for 4 votes counted. it is on top while another anti establishment candidate jailed media magnate bial car away is running 2nd official results aren't doing til tuesday there were in needs more than 50 percent of the vote and th

tennessee with jo johnson in command capitulated on april 20, along with the remaining confederate troops in the carolinas, georgia, and sort of. a few days later, nathan bedford forrest games -- gave up in alabama. they smith's army of trans-mississippi, the last major confederate force in the field, surrendered on may 26. in indian territory, now oklahoma, brigadier general stan walkie and his native american confederates in the field, kept them in the field for nearly a month after smith gave up the trans-mississippi army. on june 24, he acknowledged feet and surrendered. lone raider out of contact with the world, the conflict had come to an end and the armed forces of the confederacy had been disbanded. by late june, the same could be said of the huge volunteer force that had once been the union army. what remained of the proud army of the potomac was prepared to go home, including the seventh west virginia regiment. it was a battalion down to 570 soldiers. andommissioned officers, 431 men present, two officers and 101 men absent. on july 1, southwest of arlington, virginia, the seventh west virginia infantry was mustered out of the federal service. only 127 of th

forrest whiting here at the big table. well i mean today was a day that was full of political drama at westminster and there was an. stored mary's seat during prime minister boris johnson speech in parliament when a member of his party stood up and defected to another party i want to take a look at that because i think this is really a moment when the whole world was watching him was speechless so he's the prime minister's policy of restoring our rhythm their feet you see right there the servant of philocles gets up and walks across the house. people realize what's happened including the prime minister which. i don't want to alter. and it was a shock wasn't it was a shock in the way that he did it i mean there's been talk about phillip lead to defecting for some time but he definitely chose his opportune moment to do that when the prime minister was speaking and he got up and he walked across to the opposition party the liberal democrats to make the point that he could no longer sit with a posse that he has been an m.p. for for many years and some of the lines that he said in the statement when he quit saying that the government had been using political manipulation bu

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