fraser from hermes is still with us.eutsche bank is saying revenue can rise, but it relies on solid global growth. what is your view on the global economy? it does not look like it is going to happen. fraser: [laughter] certainly, there are a lot of caveats in that report. it is difficult to be high conviction about the economy, given how many potential catalysts there are. but it is not a terrible situation. in fact, not a million miles away from a goldilocks situation. as a credit investor, you are looking at low growth, absolutely, but also low inflation and accommodating central banks. for a lot of the market, not necessarily all, but for a lot of that is ok. we are quite constructive. anna: let me ask you about the banking sector. you can give us the credit perspective. a long list of headwinds for the european banking sector, not least of which the low rate environment you just talked about and challenges to the growth story. what about the things we are hearing from the banks over the recent days and weakness in t

christian fraser is with us. happening. christian fraser is with us.ave we got to, christian? i think we're going round and round, because the word we've heard over the last few minutes is that they may be going to the original text and date of 22 may. by taking out of that text, they said the uk would only get one extension and would not be taking part in the european elections. maybe there are some in the room who feel that box of the uk in and takes a longer extension off the table. but it really comes to the table. but it really comes to the sensitivities around this issue. half the effort is focused on trying to get theresa may some support next week for the deal. they still would like the withdrawal agreement to go through because it is the deal they negotiated with her. but the other half of the discussion is realistic, because they know what the numbers are back in the house of commons. they read the newspapers and read the comments. they know right now that theresa may does not have the numbers. they had gone on for 3—4 hours now, and they are

he brought house of fraser out of administration last year, i will tell you about that in a moment. 0nyou are not running this firm correctly, i wa nt to not running this firm correctly, i want to get rid of all of you, bar one, the finance chief. the expectation is that if he installed himself as chairman or chief executive of debenhams, using his 30% stake in the retailer, he could oversee a merger between house of fraser which he brought out of administration last year, and debenhams, which would maybe breathe new life into the department store chain. debenhams has had a pretty to have time, it issued three profit warnings last year, it has issued another one this week and it's really struggling. it sure prices down by 90% over the past year, shares worth just three p. pretty telling of sports direct shares are up telling of sports direct shares are up and debenhams shares are up quite significantly, but taking them to 3.75 p. debenhams, for its part, it says it is pretty disappointed this has happened but it is well within the rights of mike ashley to do this, he has a 30% state, h

because people like sir simon fraser who succeeded you as boss of the fco in civil service terms saysgn policy establishment favoured staying in the european union. well, favoured, but now, if you are in the civil service, and the reason for my question for you is because if you are in the civil service, i have com plete are in the civil service, i have complete confidence that they will be doing a professionaljob to deliver the instructions of ministers. i would deliver the instructions of ministers. iwould have deliver the instructions of ministers. i would have done if i had been a civil servant, simon fraser would have done, john soyuz would have done. and dolly robbins, who is a senior civil servant, who has been involved in much of the negotiations with michel barnier in brussels, is seen by those who support brexit, politicians as opposed to civil servants, as a man who brought his own beliefs and commitment and thoughts about brexit to the table, in a way that was deleterious to the negotiation from britain's point of view. well, i think that is disgraceful, to attack the civi

simon fraser would have done, john sawers would have done.en involved in much of the negotiations with michel barnier in brussels, is seen by those who support brexit, politicians as opposed to civil servants, as a man who brought his own beliefs and commitments and thoughts about brexit to the table, in a way that was deleterious to the negotiation from britain's point of view. well, i think that's disgraceful, to attack the civil servant that's in office like that. i mean, nobody knows what 0lly‘s personal views are. 0lly robbins has carried... 0lly robbins has got europe running through his veins — that is a quote from one brexiteer. sure, but 0lly robbins is a very professional civil servant, who has been given an almost impossible task by the red lines the prime minister has set him, who has struggled manfully over the last two years, and i think it's quite wrong for him to be attacked personally. i have complete confidence that those who are in the civil service will be doing what ministers tell them to do, and in the very best way they

we haven't heard the last from briana fraser. >>> coming up, apple expansion.he tech giant isn't just for apples and macbooks anymore. >>> plus, fast food of the future. the new > apple has entered the streaming business. >> this is one of the announcements out of silicon valley yesterday. apple announced it will launch its fsst video game scription service called apple arcade. another first for the company, a credicard. users can sign up on the apple phone. >> secure. >> if you were playing buzzword bingo. they're heavy on that theme. >> the biggest announcement was apple tv plus, which will feature exclusive news and movies. lle free service will be available this i can't keep up. >>> jennifer aniston and ree witherspoon will star in a show about people and politics about e morning news world. have yu seen the movie "morning glory." with -- >> i haven't. >> i can't remember the guy's name. harrison ford. >> will it be accurate? will it be like what we experience? it's will be called "the morning show." apple has 30 productions. you can't put me on the spot. i

christian fraser... how did we get to the situation? candidate responsibility. abstained, and one minister who voted against and not to resign. this today, let have brightly on his urging everyone to vote for the motion and then he goes to the opposite lobby. i think the concern would be for the european union, even if, she gets a deal through next week, that as a whole lot of legislation that have to go alongside that at the moment, even ifa alongside that at the moment, even if a three line with, that thumbscrews that the government can put on the back pages to get things through, that does not break at the moment. there is no discipline at all on the conservative benches. they will be consigned that even if she gets it there, what that the two oi’ she gets it there, what that the two or three months look like. let's not forget that this is only the withdrawal agreement, the divorce pa rt withdrawal agreement, the divorce part of the treaty. i had at that, the whole conversation about future relationship, how are they going to get through that when the evidenc

and christian fraser and rob watson will be live to take any questions you have on this extraordinary moment for the uk. brexit is ripping apart the politics of the uk. theresa may's brexit deal has been resoundingly rejected for a second time. order! the ayes to the right 242, the noes to the left 391. so the noes have it, the noes have it. the deal was defeated in part by her own mps who want brexit, but not in this form. and so with 17 days until the uk is due to leave the european union, we don't know if, how, or when brexit will happen. the ruling conservative party is so divided as to no longer resemble a single political entity. and it's led by a prime minister who is desperately short of options. this is how the numbers broke down. the prime minister was defeated by 391 votes to 242 — that's a defeat of 149. not the scale of the defeat in january but still a vast defeat for a prime minister. remember, only 17 days to go until brexit and we have absolutely no idea of how the uk is going to leave. the prime minister spoke directly after the result. i'm passionate about deliverin

let‘s bring in christian fraser, i understand you have some company.an smith, and also i have professor matt, who read —— you write a book about national population and he‘s also here. let me start with you, if i could, we are talking about trees and a‘s deal if she can get enough votes in there and getting it through the house of commons, where people in the country thinking because it does not pull altogether well, i bet that? not at all, most voters think it's a bad deal and i that outcome, and also if you ask voters if there a referendum tomorrow and how would right now it puts remain at 54% and leave on 46. there is evidence keeping it now that voters are a bit more likely to say dating voting for brexit was the wrong decision. 40% say it was wrong and 40 say it was right. of course now, behind those ships, we have high levels of polarisation, lots of remainders and a lever is not changing their minds, and that's the tricky wicket we will all face after whatever happens. era candidate, presumably you welcome a general election, but what would you

fraser howei, co-author of "red capitalism." still ahead, the trade war increasing scrutiny of chinese companies, expected to weigh on mergers and acquisition activities. david: also, jamie dimon. we all know who he is. he says no deal brexit will 24/7h a 20 47 more -- situation at his firm. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: we are back and looking at the brexit drama. a rare may, winning victory in the house of commons endorsing her plans to delay brexit. the result means her twice rejected deal remains in place. she offers mp's a chance to back her plan and deliver brexit with a delay, or risk the split never happening. brussels is open to postpone but the eu wants to know what the prime minister thinks will change. david: jamie dimon says the on two this extenti8o9 brexit, the better. he says he is preparing for all eventualities. i think a no deal brexit would be a bad idea. it is eu. prepare for aally hard brexit, in no deal brexit. a lot of things would change immediately. it would have a negative effect on the economy there.

today's game will be the last at xfinity center for briana fraser. she couldn't play on senior day because of aai sprd ankle. today, she will take in her final home came. >> it will be bittersweet. >>> much more ahead, love is in the air at the national zoo. >> we'll check in with the giant pandas there. we are working for you, h to maximize how you spend your tax refund and how to stay away from tax scams. >> we haveice conditions in terms of temperatures. temperatures headed into the upper 50s today. we'll time out t ha >>> our top story this morning is the end of robert mueller's investigation. democrats are not happy with attorney general william barr's summary of the investigation. we'llonave of local lawmakers to release and anal vis from tracie potts. >>> major announcement from apple. they are going to launch a television service with new content. this will put them in competition with netflix and amazon. >>> pces at the pump are on the rise, due to the summer season maintenance at refineries. we did some checking and the nation average is $2

c after spending fifty years in fraser the jefferson parish made its three d.n.a. evidence exonerated david to have it all who is on death row at angola serving a sentence for the rape and murder of his fourteen year old cousin his. tourney's are speaking right now in the seventh ward. you dream of it every day it's not it's not the same as actually going through it it's. just a serial walk this. is not something you can prepare yourself because you've been living in those conditions for so long. i feel. free i. daymond to video the man right there in the center of your screen free today he spent twenty three hours a day in solitary confinement during his fifteen years at angola now thirty eight years old he went to jail when he was rather twenty three. if i had just gone off and done something else. like that running turn my head every day for fifteen years every day that's what i would think about. now and. it's not. a problem i thought. at the fall at the oval. office. had come up yes i'm. a muslim. she went to the store and i went and that. they came. to take h

my colleague kristian fraser has been engrossed in all of those discussions. let's bring it up to date. with what you have been hearing. and has been a very long run affair today because it started at 3pm this afternoon and has only just wrapped up. and moved away from what donald tusk put on the table yesterday and moved back towards it with some caveats to let me see if i can spell it out for you. the extension will run until may the 22nd which is the day before the european parliament, that has been granted. but that is the caveat, if by the 12th of april which is the cutoff date for the uk to and from the eu if it is going to take part in the parliamentary elections for the eu, there is no way forward on theresa may's deal or an alternative to the deal, then they want the uk at that point to inform them whether they will be taking part in the european elections and if they are not, the uk would be reading with no deal on the 22nd of may. they are basically creating some space and are well aware that the numbers are not on theresa may's side and are creatin

and an engineering student at simon fraser university in canada has designed a real time beehive monitoring system to track b. health through microphones and heat senses. by helping to pinpoint the causes of colony collapse disorder or invention has the potential to save millions of bees. the race is on to prevent the collapse of the planet's insect populations if life on earth is to continue as we know it then we need to move fast. he's everywhere and it's choking our planet very toxic and very dangerous and we could spend years painting this island along with what breakthroughs all being made showing that it is possible to change our relationship with nate substance maybe simply running on i am going to make him a man can't you can't come on let me let me try to hold more on plastic waste. al-jazeera out. into this business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. i'm going to. start. zero. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes reports north korea is rebuilding

fraser. seeing none, let's open this up to public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on item number five. seeing none, public comment is now closed. seeing that this is a gift from the laguna -- friends of laguna honda, i hope we see you more than once a year. i think i would like to make a positive recommendation to the full board. i think we can take that without objection. thank you very much. madam clerk, can you please call item number 6. >> resolution approving amendment number one to the agreement between community awareness and treatment services and the department of public health for behavioral health services to increase the agreement amount by $14.3 million, through june 30, 2022. >> chairwoman: okay. i am going to make a motion to call this to continue this to the call of the chair. thank you for coming today. let's open this up for public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on item number 6? >> the last time i spoke on this, my math was definitely off, and i

what a disappointing end for the team's only junior, bana fraser. >> we came up and came down. we needed to stay up a little longer. >> ucla won that game, 85-80. the men's tournament continues this weekd. good match-up. >>> all right. 4:38. >>> coming up, apple expansion. the tech giant isn't just for apples and mac books anymore. >>> stll ahead, an injured eagle rescued. we're hring from a veteran. ea i'm an ice cruncher. so i was excited about all-new colgate total. it has sensitivity relief,' so i dt have to give up doing what i love. aren't we lucky.e new colgtal. do more for your whole mouth. has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, dma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to wt you love. come on home to cracker barrel. so, come on home to wt you love. wihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ t costs len glad® forceflex where sold head to head. found one!one! found one! found one! ( laughter ) i found one! ♪ found on

fraser finished just outside the medal positions by half—a—point in a strong field in his hometown ofaw them finish 11 points ahead of second place — a new world record. they had already built up a lead after the rhythm dance short skate adn this performance made sure of a fourth gold medal. that‘s all the sport for now. now it‘s time for the weather with chris foulkes hello there. not a bad start to the weekend, really. a lot of dry weather for england and wells and some spells of sunshine, but it has been pretty cloudy across the south. you see that cloud here on the satellite picture. you‘ve got the spackle cloud that continues to affect the northwest of the uk, now we have seen a number of shouts today, few from northern ireland and some from scotland, particularly across the north and west. and there have been a few showers sneaking in across southern and central scotland as well. sure, it is not all the doom and gloom between the showers, we did have some sunshine and a glorious condition in the highlands, although being very windy. in fact, that gust of winds around 50 or 60 mp

that man hitting the teenth ie head and australian senator fraser annan. wright after the egg was cracked people wrestled the ground this. happened a day after the senator made controversial comments following the new zealand mosque,sttack. he say there's a link between muslim immigration and violence. now strangers are coming to the teen's defense. they are raising money to pay any legal fees. >> and will he or won't he? that's the question still swirling around former vice president joe biden and a presidential run. a slip of the tongue may have revealed the answer. in dover last night he washe keynote speaker at delaware's democratic party's largest f annud raising dinner. he criticized president trump's administration and said the country nee to come together, but a slight mishap in the speech had the crowd on their feet. >> i'm toldou'll get criticized by the new level. i have the mt progressive record of anybody running for -- anybody who woul ]run. [ applau >> i didn't mean it. >>> a dinite announcement is expected around early to mid-april, but som

i'm christian fraser live at westminster. the headlines at 8pm.way and the second is a long delay. but the last few days have also put a responsibility on the prime minister. first, to publicly accept that her deal and no deal are no longer viable options. mps narrowly rejected an amendment proposed by labour mp hilary benn, which would have given parliament control of the brexit process.

however an australian senator fraser decided to put the blame for the attack on immigration after his comments a young man broke an egg on the back of his head the politician then responded by punching him in the face. of a chill has been held in new zealand following friday's terror attack other countries have also joined the morning with the vigils being held in canada the u.s. the u.k. and the vatican among others in solidarity with a nation which suffered the worst terror attack in its history. and other news now u.s. special counsel robert muller says he's ready to report his preliminary findings on alleged collusion between russia and donald trump the american president is branding the probe illegal so if it was knowingly and acknowledged to be zero crime when the special counsel was appointed and if the appointment was made based on the fate dossier paid for by crooked hillary then the special counsel should never have been appointed and there should be no more to report this was an illegal in conflicts and investigation in search of a crime. the president's words come just aft

would directly also be a loss for russia people all over new zealand mourns and prayed together on fraser islamophobia was condemned as a nationwide memorial service where the fifty people killed in last week's attack on two mosques were remembered. the e.u. has given the u.k. more time to decide on the future of brics it by delaying the deadline of march twenty ninth british m.p.'s can no other push the exit date to me twenty seconds if the prove me still otherwise it will be april the twelfth. north korea has withdrawn its staff from the enter korean liaison office in the latest setback for diplomatic relations so korea's convenes an emergency response in the decision regrettable it comes a week after the north threatened to pull of nuclear talks with the u.s. and it falls the collapse of last month's summits between donald trump and kim jong il and. a vigils being held in iraq for at least one hundred people who were killed when their ferry capsized in the northern city of will sue it was carrying family celebrating the ruse the persian new year the u.n. has described the flooding disa

perhaps he think he can do that with house of fraser, debenhams and others. thank you very much. america's unmanned spacex capsule has undocked from the international space station, and is on its way back to earth. if its re—entry is successful, the capsule could be used to carry people later this year. well the dragon capsule undocked about 90 minutes ago. here's the moment it began its journey back to earth. and we have motion. you see dragon physically separating from the international space station. 1:32am central time. the international space station, 253 statute miles over sudan. cheering and applause. houston, the station has iss thrusters enabled. copy. so there you can see on your screen visual confirmation. what a gorgeous shot. dragon has undocked from the international space station and we are beginning the departure. libbyjackson is the human exploration programme manager at the uk space agency and joins me now. thank you very much for your time this morning. so, the start of the return to earth for the capsule appears to have gone really smoothl

well, my colleague christian fraser has been monitoring developments in brussels all evening.e he is, a short while agojust after that newsconference by theresa may. the prime minister at the end of a very long day here in brussels. she does have her extension but tonight she is a saying it is now the moment of decision and i think everybody can agree with that. it is going to bea can agree with that. it is going to be a busy week and most people say, when you look at the numbers in westminster, there is no majority for her deal. chris mason is in westminster and chris morris is here in brussels. i am looking at the lease. obviously she wants her deal. she is not going to revoke. it does not sound to me like she wants to extend because she does not want to be in the european elections which means deal or no deal. we saw her framing her arguments yesterday wanting to put her deal forward framing her arguments yesterday wanting to put her dealforward or the prospect of the uk living without a deal or certainly not living in a situation with further delay when she is still prime

well, my colleague christian fraser has been monitoring developments in brussels all day.ere he is, just after that news conference by theresa may. it has been a marathon european council. they were supposed to be meeting for three hours but eventually came out after eight hours to say they have reached some conclusion and the extension comes into parts. if theresa may is able to get her deal through the house of commons next week, then for technical reasons, to get the legislation through, the european is prepared to give it till the 22nd of may. but if they do not, they would expect the house of commons to find another way forward and they said a limit tool the 12th of april. that is an important day because of that is an important day because of that is the moment the uk would have to inform the european union whether or not it was taking part in european parliamentary elections. theresa may, when she appeared at the press conference was asked where she is going at this moment in time, where the put her preferences chris make her main preference is her deal but then the

and an engineering student at simon fraser university in canada has designed a real time beehive monitoring system to track b. health through microphones and heat senses. by helping to pinpoint the causes of colony collapse disorder invention has the potential to save millions of bees. the race is on to prevent the collapse of the planet's insect populations if life on earth is to continue as we know it and we need to move fast. fly qatar airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. to. cut costs. just. a nationwide power outage drags on into a second day in venezuela bringing chaos to a country already in the grip of crisis. i know and welcome to al jazeera live from my headquarters in doha with me and this is the parana also a bit. more huge protests and reports of the ruling party defections piled pressure on algeria as a new president.

fraser anning, a senator from the fringe of australian politics had an egg cracked on to his head bywho has been to an australian city will have seen the sea of faces from diverse backgrounds. yet the paradox here is that while this is one of the most successful multicultural societies in the world, it seems there are still votes to be had in spreading fear of other races. some of the prime minister's colleagues have leaked details of a meeting from when he was in opposition in which he allegedly advocated making mileage out of anti—muslim sentiment. my record of working with the muslim community in sydney in particular speaks volumes for my track record and, any suggestion to the contrary, i find utterly offensive, thank you. whether he made those comments or not, the issue of race in australian politics is boiling over. this is cronulla, in many ways the quintessential australian beach suburb. unlike other parts of sydney the proportion of non—anglo celtic migrants living here is actually pretty small. i know this because i actually grew up in the area. and i can tell you that, for

fraser anning hit the 17—year—old before a short scuffle took place between the two.rested, but has since been released. a petition calling for senator anning to be removed from office following his comments has attracted nearly a quarter of a million signatures. the conservative mp, nick boles, has resigned from his local party association. mr boles said he had faced calls for his deselection because of his stance on brexit — having spoken out against leaving the eu without a deal. mr boles said he intends to remain as mp for grantham and stamford. councillor matthew lee is a senior member of the grantham and stamford conservative association. he denied the members were all against mr boles. the view that nick seems to be portraying of our association is that we are all against him. that we are all hard brexiteers and it is just not true. the last meeting of our executive management committee many people, including me, spoke in nick's favour, and we are not all against him. there are some people that disagree with him but, in any family, in any group, there are alway

shooting in christchurch has attacked a teenager— who threw an egg at him while he was being interviewed frasers then restrained and arrested, but has since been released. a petition calling for senator anning to be removed from office following his comments has attracted nearly a quarter of a million signatures. meanwhile a 2k year old man from oldham has been arrested on suspicion of sending malicious communications — after greater manchester police said it became aware of a post on social media praising the attacks in new zealand. clashes have broken out in central paris between french security forces and those taking part in this week s gilets jaunes protests. shops have been looted and more than 60 people arrested. the movement has been protesting every saturday for the past four months, against the government s economic policies as well as wider issues such as globalisation. our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has more. central paris came under attack todayjust as it did in the early weeks of this protest. police used tear gas and water cannons to push back protesters among who the

britain'sjoe fraser finished fourth in the men's all—round competition in the gymnastics world cup inr way, with great britain's sole representative ellie downie in action. we will keep you posted. that's all the sport for now. an operation in norway to rescue more than 1,000 people from a cruise ship in stormy seas is continuing into the night. the first passengers have already been airlifted to safety. the viking sky sent out a distress call after suffering an engine failure off the southwestern coast. an eyewitness says the ship is being battered by waves up to ten metres high. all 1300 passengers are expected to be taken off the ship. earlier i spoke to a travel journalist from the scene in norway who described how the rescue operation unfolded. the rescue work is still going on. it's five helicopters flying in and out. the ship is about two kilometres away, out to sea and it is still blowing away. the waves are even more heavy than earlier today because the wind direction is changing. so this is a very, very difficult rescue operation going on now. where are the people being take

and so on september 7th, 104 days after michelle le's disappearance, inspector fraser ritchie went toal visit. >> we showed up on that september morning, waited for her to come out of her house. i pulled up in front with two other investigators. we got out of the car. she looked at me very nonchalantly, dismissive. "what now?" you're under arrest. not -- for what? anything, it was just like a matter of fact, she was waiting for it. it wasn't -- there was no sign of guilt. there was no sign of remorse. there was nothing. she was just -- okay. >> reporter: and when the news was announced, michelle's family knew giselle, knew her as one of michelle's closest friends. and they were stunned. >> i never suspected her until we knew for sure. >> i didn't think it was her. when giselle was having problems, michelle had counseling sessions with her always because she felt giselle would always be her friend. that was her last text to giselle, no matter what you'll always be my friend. >> reporter: and now with giselle esteban's arrest the le family found themselves in a strange paradox, glad som

my colleague christian fraser has been in brussels for us, and has analyzed some of the key developmentsthe summit. well, it has been a marathon european council. they were supposed to be meeting to discuss the extension for three hours today, eventually they came out after eight hours to say they had reached some conclusions. and really, the extension that they granted the uk comes in two parts. if theresa may is able to get her deal through the house of commons next week, then for technical reasons, to get the legislation through, the european council is prepared to give her untill the 22nd of may. but if they do not get theresa may's deal through, then they would expect the house of commons to find another way forward and they've set a new limit — the 12th of april — for them to do that. and that is an important date in the diary because that is the moment that the uk would have to inform the european union whether or not it was taking part in the european parliamentary elections. theresa may, when she appeared for her press conference this evening, was asked by one of the journalists

and an engineering student at simon fraser university in canada has designed a real time beehive monitoring system to track b. health through microphones and heat senses. by helping to pinpoint the causes of colony collapse disorder invention has the potential to save millions of bees. the race is on to prevent the collapse of the planet's insect populations if life on earth is to continue as we know it and we need to move fast. africa's most populous nation the bloodiest economy has a youth unemployment problem in a bid to control the internet of the future some say a kind of digital ion go to this folder we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks hours after the explosions to the point to say the city is safe and the civilians swarm the target. with detailed coverage despite the high cost young men are still volunteering to fight this partly out of a sense of possibility choosing. from around the world it must see it different now that is a view that being supported by many many people here in the

fraser anning hit the 17—year—old before a short scuffle takes place between the two.but has since been released. a petition calling for senator anning to be removed from office following his comments has attracted nearly a quarter of a million signatures. let's move onto other news now. the conservative mp for grantham and stamford, nick boles has the former conservative minister, nick boles, has resigned from his local conservative association in lincolnshire amid plans to deselect him because of his stance over brexit. in his resignation letter, mr boles said divisions had opened up between him and the local association in grantham and stamford. but he said he would continue to take the conservative whip in parliament if it is offered on ‘acceptable terms'. the chief whip, julian smith said nick boles was a ‘valued member of the conservative parliamentary pa rty‘. our political correspondent, susana mendonca explained to more about the events that led to his resignation. he has been trying to push, along with mps from lots of parties, to block a no—deal brexit, exte

terrorists are still putting up a fine some of the group's members are said to be in hiding along the fraser river the u.s. president though has already declared victory not for the first time in years archies by gusta. it was only a matter of tahn before isis is lost on clave stronghold was destroyed liberated and it has happened isis has been cleansed from the village of but it's lost costal in syria has crumbled say some others say that that isn't true and that they're still fighting but what the heck trump says he won. so what happens is this is all isis now on the bottom that's as of today this is isis there's none the caliphate is gone as of tonight. well what can you say mission accomplished again the strangest thing they keep beating isis destroying its last stronghold again and again and again the coalition to defeat isis has liberated very close to one hundred percent of the territory we've done a great job with isis we have just absolutely decimated isis we have won against isis we've beaten them and we've beaten him badly the isis caliphate. has been decimated in another short pe

what did you think of comments from the australian senator fraser anning about blaming victims? other questions?! unaudible question. there is a legal complexities here which is why i am seeking some advice but again, what ican seeking some advice but again, what i can say is this person will face the new zealand justice system. all right? last question. again, it is an area which i am seeking advice but what i can say is in the cases we have seen deportation, it is generally at the conclusion of sentence. being served. ok. thank you very much. and that was new zealand's prime ministerjacinda ardern speaking at parliament house, taking lots of questions from reporters but essentially, stressing during her speech at the start that the list of 50 is a provisional list, not a formal list, until of course formal identification takes place and that is still ongoing. she said there was an australian team brought in to try to help with that. she continued to say of course she has been meeting with lots of leaders, particularly islamic leaders, particularly islamic leaders, and a lot of

fraser anning hit the 17—year—old before a short scuffle took place between the two.rested, but has since been released. a petition calling for senator anning to be removed from office following his comments has attracted nearly a quarter of a million signatures. meanwhile a 2k year old man from oldham has been arrested on suspicion of sending malicious communications — after greater manchester police said it became aware of a post on social media praising the attacks in new zealand. the conservative mp, nick boles, has resigned from his local party association. mr boles said he had faced calls for his deselection because of his stance on brexit — having spoken out against leaving the eu without a deal. mr boles said he intends to remain as mp for grantham and stamford. earlier our political correspondent ben wright told me this disagreement has been going on for some time... nick boles and his local party totally out of step about what should happen if there is no deal reached with the eu. they both have been arguing for a long time and that has been completely unacc

fraser anning hit the 17—year—old before a short scuffle takes place between the two.ained and arrested, but has since been released. a petition calling for senator anning to be removed from office following his comments has attracted nearly a quarter of a million signatures. the conservative mp for grantham and stamford nick boles has resigned from his local conservative association amid plans to deselect him over his brexit stance. in his resignation letter, the former minister said divisions had opened up between him and the local association, but he would continue to take the conservative whip in parliament if it is offered on ‘acceptable terms'. our political correspondent, susana mendonca explained to more about the events that led to nick bole's resignation. he has been trying to push, along with mps from lots of parties, to block a no deal brexit, extend article 50. he has voted for the deal but he favours a closer relationship, in our style model. that doesn't correspond i think with what has been happening in terms of his local party association. they feel he

fraser anning, when people are getting attacked in their own...had an egg cracked onto his head by a protesting teenager after the politicians that immigration was to blame for the mass murder in new zealand. these diffusive comments have opened big wound here. anyone who has been to an australian city would have seen the sea of faces from diverse backgrounds yet, the paradox here is that while it is one of the most successful multicultural societies in the world, it seems there is there are still votes to be gathered from right wing views. from opposition, an allegation of making milage out of anti—muslim sentiment. my milage out of anti—muslim sentiment. my record with working with the muslim community in sydney speaks volumes for my track record and any suggestion to the contrary i find utterly offensive. whether he made those comments or not the issue of race in australia is boiling over. this is cronulla, in many ways the quintessential australian beach subject. unlike other parts of sydney, the proportion of known anglo celtic migrants livin

fraser anning hit the 17—year—old before a short scuffle takes place between the two.has since been released. a petition calling for senator anning to be removed from office following his comments has attracted nearly a quarter of a million signatures. the former minister, nick boles, has resigned from his local conservative association because of a rift over brexit. mr boles wants a closer relationship with europe and opposes a no—deal brexit. he'd been facing efforts by tory activists in his constituency in lincolnshire to oust him as the party's candidate at the next general election. with me is our political correspondent, susana mendonca. tell us more about the events that have fled to nick boles‘s decision to resign. brexit divisions are at the issue here because he is somebody who has been very pro—eu, he campaigned for remain in 2016, is local constituency voted to leave and he favours a norway style relationship, and while he has voted to support the prime minister's withdrawal agreement, he is somebody who has a very much been involved in the parliamentary at

fraser anning hit the 17—year—old before a short scuffle takes place between the two., but has since been released. a petition calling for senator anning to be removed from office following his comments has attracted nearly a quarter of a million signatures. the conservative mp, nick boles, has resigned from his local party association. mr boles said he had faced calls for his deselection because of his stance on brexit — having spoken out against leaving the eu without a deal. mr boles said he intends to remain as mp for grantham and stamford. we can speak now to the conservative mp, robert halfon. hejoins me via webcam from harlow constituency. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news this afternoon. i wanted to start by asking you what you make of nick boles's decision to resign from his local conservative association. can you hear me? can you hear me? i don't think he can. hopefully we will come back to talk to him in a moment once we have re—established contact. a leaked eu document appears to confirm that the uk will have to take part in european parliament elect

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