, it's all a bitarcane, housejudiciary committee, it's all a bit arcane, bear with me, housejudiciaryiary committee, it's all a bit arcane, bear with me, and they will vote on them and if that boat is passed, there will be a vote of the entire house on whether to move to impeach president trump. —— vote. 0nly to impeach president trump. —— vote. only two presidents in previous history have been impeached, bill clinton and andrewjohnson, of course, but both of them, despite being impeached, then served out their entire term in office. always good to talk to you, david willis in washington, many thanks. a major operation is continuing to bring more than 150,000 people back to the uk after the collapse of the travel operator thomas cook. according to the civil aviation authority, 0peration matterhorn has organised 7a flights today, repatriating around 16,000 passengers. flights will continue until the 6th of october, as our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. repatriating150,000 people is complicated, but resilience at this turkish airport. the manchester flight is full, right?

this vote by the housejudiciary committee largely symbolic.iry that's been investigating donald trump since way back in march. it probably gives... it won't lead to president donald trump being impeached, or probably indeed to a vote on his impeachment, not least because republicans control the senate, of course, which is where an impeachment trial would take place, and in fact democrats, to get on directly answering your question, democrats are deeply divided on this issue. the house speaker, nancy pelosi, leaves there is more currency, if you like, in getting into grassroots issues, such as the economy, healthcare and so on in the run—up to the presidential election next year. she's probably mindful as well of the fact republicans in the 1990s brought impeachment proceedings against bill clinton only for them to be thrown out in the senate and for bill clinton's popularity to skyrocket. but progressives in her party have been agitating for impeachment proceedings against donald trump for quite some time, and those calls have grown, nuala, si

the housejudiciary committee voted to set formal rules for the investigation.ding cash money payments to cover up his relationships with two women and also whether he attempted to a sharp justice. here's the committee chairman. —— obstruct justice. justice. here's the committee chairman. -- obstructjustice. this committee is engaged in an investigation that will allow us to determine whether to recommend articles of impeachment with respect to president trump. that is what we are doing. some call this process and impeachment inquiry. some call it an impeachment investigation. there is no legal difference between these terms. and i no longer care to argue about the nomenclature force of the president responded immediately on twitter with a quote he attributed to al green. he quotes... when he actually said during an interview in may was if i am concerned that if we don't impeach the president, he will get reelected. which is not quite the same thing. let's bring in a lower again. so many different developments of the story. how big is this one? —— in laura. deve

they will then write articles of impeachment, which will go before the housejudiciary committee and thaten hold a vote and if those are adopted, it will go toa and if those are adopted, it will go to a vote of the full house. it will then go to the senate and that is republican—controlled so there is very little chance that donald trump will be objected from office for that reason alone but this is a symbolic move and he would become the third president in history, as i mentioned, to be impeached if indeed house proceedings against him are successful. david willis there. and we will be hearing from a former counsel for the democrats during bill clinton's impeachment proceedings later on and more in the supreme court ruling in the uk that boris johnson's supreme court ruling in the uk that borisjohnson‘s suspension of the uk parliament was unlawful stop all that coming up at first, some of the stories making headlines. police have fired tear gas and water cannons at protesters demonstrating outside the indonesian parliament. they were protesting against a bill that would ban sex before ma

former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski is appearing before the housejudiciary committee this to appear before the committee since special counsel robert mueller testified injuly. mr lewandoski has remained a close adviser to the president even though he has no formal role in the trump administration. but white house counsel has informed the committee that mr lewandowski — who is thinking of running for a senate seat in new hampshire — will not be addressing any conversations he had with the president unless those subjects were already mentioned in robert mueller‘s report. we're joined now from new york by criminal defence attorney caroline polisi. throughout it all, and to the best of my recollection, i don't ever recall having any conversations with foreign entities, let alone any helping to manipulate the outcome of an election. as i have said publicly many times, anyone who attempted to illegally impact the outcome of an election should spend the rest of their life injail. election should spend the rest of their life in jail. president trump was among those listening to th

there are already six investigations and they will continue but now it will be up to the housejudiciary committeepower and then they vote on that and if it passes with a majority, it will go to the senate and in the senate, it is like a trial and the trial will be presided over by the chiefjustice and then there will be discussion and then there will be discussion and then there will be discussion and then they will need a two thirds majority to convict. no president has been convicted but two presidents have been impeached before by the house. thank you. thanks for your messages, so many about the interview with paula sherriff, you can go to the website if you missed it. bbc newsroom live is coming up next. have a good day. we had heavy rain this morning which is clearing towards the east and it has left us with some pretty cloud scapes. shower clouds moving through and a rainbow in north yorkshire. continuing with sunny spells this afternoon. shower is mainly across western areas and some drifting east. they could be on the heavy side, particularly in parts of scotla nd side, particularly in pa