crucial week for the brics a process with some lawmakers including official opposition leader jeremy corben pushing for a parliamentary vote that would ban a no deal breck's it and postpone britain's departure from the european union if they defeat the government johnson could be forced to call an election despite saying he doesn't want one and that could be as early as wednesday here's what johnson had to say after an emergency cabinet meeting earlier today. i say to show off friends in brussels that we know you're going to you know put us in peace through with the government against cool beans pointless delay. i don't want an election you don't want an election let's get on with the people's agenda let's get rich he don't want to. go 30 quest thank you very much. our correspondent barbara faisal is in london covering the story for us we asked her if m.p.'s who oppose a no deal breck's it will heed johnson's call and vote with his government and crucial votes this week built up quite a head of steam throughout the last days there is an almighty poll struggle going on once again over breaks

elected representatives what the government's doing on threats of a night like opposition leader jeremy corben who's been struggling with labor's own braggs of divisions at the party's annual conference called on johnson to step down or if you don't think i have to fight to misled the country this unelected privatisation should never really thought. i knew. the prime minister's next move may be anyone's guess but he'll return to london to face growing pressure over his brags that strategy and his leadership. they're watching your news i'm william glow cruft up next hour documentary dead donkeys fear no hyenas part to deafen aka want to miss that so stay tuned after a short break and in the meantime visit our website you have your dot com for all our latest news. org paul follow us on twitter at the date of your news. it's all happening too much of it coming. your links to news from africa the moral majority links to exceptional stories and discussions continue on loconte debut suffocating program tonight from funny to me from the z. it's now i would say demi come.

elected representatives what the government's doing albright's of a night like opposition leader jeremy corben who's been struggling with labor's own drugs and divisions at the party's annual conference called on johnson to step down for a job i have been 5 minutes later because this is an elected prime minister should never really thought. i knew. the way the prime minister's next move may be anyone's guess but he'll return to london to face growing pressure over his brags that strategy and his leadership. now to some other stories making news around the world. opera star placido domingo has pulled out of performances at new york's metropolitan opera after allegations of sexual misconduct domingo had been due to appear in a production of macbeth starting on wednesday dozens of women have come forward accusing him of harassment which he has denied. german prosecutors have charged 3 current and former volkswagen bosses with market manipulation relating to the car giant's diesel gate scandal the 3 are accused of deliberately informing investors to late about the scandals risks. researchers. fear

have we all want an election we all want to avoid a question out there or there was labor leader jeremy. corben there will today during that final session of parliament the man who presides over it all the man whose guttural calls to order have made him a global star or that man he called it quits john bercow speaker of the house of commons said that he will step down by ox.

house of commons is a short while ago in response to a question from the leader of the labor party jeremy corben. the only thing that standing is standing you know in our way is the undermining of a geisha and by this surrender bill which would be to move and we delayed in march we delayed it a bit and now we want to do it he wants to delay good for absolutely no purpose whatever what is he intended by that we are spending in this government spending a 1000000000 pounds to put 20000 new police officers on the street was he was. able to speed up the legal problems i'm not only had 50000 you feeling ok but a 35 and i will never allow that. stuff was the british prime minister i spoke to our correspondents seana thoughts in london and teri schultz in brussels and i began by asking what was at stake in parliament today very heated debate there again questions and answers form for boris johnson there and one thing we can say is that parliament is just extremely divided there are those that want to break 3rd those that are against breck said those that want a 2nd referendum those that want break said

elected representatives what the government's doing on threats of a night like opposition leader jeremy corben who's been struggling with labor's own drugs and divisions at the party's annual conference called on johnson to step down for a trial i added 5 minutes late i think on this an elected prime minister should never really thought. the way the prime minister's next move may be anyone's guess but he'll return to london to face growing pressure over his brags that strategy and his leadership. ok let's go straight to the british parliament now cross over the views for a lot of pots following this for us today so it's a good day to you when parliamentarians return to that building behind you today what type of reception do they have in store for boris johnson that is if he shows up today. well it's going to be a very cold reception for boris johnson here the labor opposition party we've just heard in the piece they are calling for his resignation and so do the scottish national party so boris johnson here in a really dark deep hole he's on his way from back from new york right now way he att

elected representatives what the government's doing on bret's of a night like opposition leader jeremy corben who's been struggling with labor's own drugs and divisions at the party's annual conference called on johnson to step down for a job i has been found to misled the country this unless it driving this it should never really thought. the prime minister's next move may be anyone's guess but he'll return to london to face growing pressure over his brags that strategy and his leadership. that's right today when the high court spoke in the u.k. the talk about that we pulled in our bright side analysts were making her a legal analyst and hide all things from the u.k. all it's worth watching she's here with me to talk about the ramifications of this especially for rex and 1st of all is how unprecedented is today's. it's pretty unprecedented and that is because we've got to remember the u.k. has an on written constitution so it's not like the u.s. will germany where if there is an issue with politics it can be referred to to the courts and it can be ruled on that doesn't only happen but the u.

elected representatives what the government's doing on bret's of a night like opposition leader jeremy corben who's been struggling with labor's own drugs and divisions at the party's annual conference called on johnson to step down for a trial i has been found to have misled the country this an elected prime minister should not remain high. leverage up the prime minister's next move may be anyone's guess but he'll return to london to face growing pressure over his brags that strategy and his leadership . so a lot of pressure expect that they were crossing now to the 1st parliament and did have used a lot of pots debate here for a lot of one parliamentarians returns the building behind you today what kind of reception will they have in store or for stocks. good morning yeah it's going to be some very very pressured atmosphere at the parliament we can expect some heated debate parliament will assemble here again at 11 30 am off to their 4th break and we can expect not a very warm welcome for boris johnson who is on his way back from new york right now pressure is really mounting there with the

al-jazeera 4 pm in the british capital london as we watch the leader of the opposition labor party jeremy corben currently responding to a statement given by prime minister barak johnson which began about half an hour ago currently moving on to international issues to do with iran and obviously europe as well the main discussion of course has been about gregg's it and just what will happen with.

through its elected representatives what the government's doing albright's it like opposition leader jeremy corben who's been struggling with labor's own drugs the divisions at the party's annual conference called on johnson to step down for a strong. has $3.00 to $5.00 the 2 of them is labor conference this is ringback an a.f.c. priority just a short narrow regard. i knew you because the prime minister's next move may be anyone's guess but he'll return to london to face growing pressure over his brags that strategy and his leadership. have more hard drama in the u.k. today to talk about and i'm joined now by our resident analyst alex forrest white english he's on the ramifications from this ruling today alex 1st of all how unprecedented is it it is unprecedented and the reason being that the u.k. has an on written constitution so unlike say the u.s. will germany when that there might be an issue like this and it gets referred to the courts for a ruling that doesn't only happen in the u.k. because of the checks and balances that exist already in within this unwritten constitution but the most impo

he's obviously got that he must resign at this moment yes that's fullness stop the war chairman jeremy. corben paying homage to a man promoted after tony blair's destruction of iraq not only that say kim became national security advisor after wiki leaks cable gate it was on to him the julian assange should be arbitrarily detained in the ecuadorian embassy in london mind you it is corbin who is promoted to kids storm or to be his shadow brecht's at secretary and he is implicated in prolonging swedish allegations against the wiki leaks founder arguably the left and right don't like or going on just as if it's the labor party actually really cared about the injustices they'd have done a downside more when they were in. corbin had been asking about the internationally condemned legal aid slashing policies of tourism a bit she and the b.b.c. a much more interested in battering him over alleged bigotry in a week when he didn't say a word to defend a lie chris williamson is the right honorable gentleman is really interested in tackling injustices then the biggest injustice he should tackle is in his

looks at the sinister suspicions swirling around jeremy corben. it could all have escaped your notice the world seems to have been tipped upside down and recent years what made sense a few years ago is now considered crazy what was thought of as downright insane a few years ago now considered sensible like a potential british prime minister being called a russian agent by britain's best friend report urges mr trump to consider withholding since different from ation and even pushing for the country's nato membership to be downgraded if the labor leader and his downing street analysts are states that if labor takes office there would be a serious risk that information passed to corbin or his allies could be compromised especially if it was russia were iran the up somehow everyone with security clearance in the u.k. one of the most heavily surveilled nations on earth everyone missed that journey corben might be compromised but america and i'll figure it out that is if you trust us intelligence agencies whose report was apparently seen by a think tank

for as long as they want and on their terms and after that speech the labor leader jeremy corben told parliament it's actually clear the government wants to leave the e.u. without a deal it's becoming increasingly clear that this reckless government only has one plan to crash out of the without a deal no deal mr speaker will main food shortage is reduced to medical supplies and chaos at our ports not me not me saying that the government's own leaked analysis. and it warns of chaos all across the board today we had expected the publication of the government no deal preparations this government is hiding from scrutiny and in an extraordinary moment just as boris johnson began speaking to parliament one of his own m.p.'s finitely cross the floor of the house of commons and went and sat with the liberal democrat party it is a move which means the government has lost its working majority. house today and i believe there are indeed 3 day me already how does a guy already there are many there are indeed solutions finding what they don't want to hear my city for speaker. saying they want to h

al-jazeera 4 pm in the british capital london as we watch the leader of the opposition labor party jeremy corben currently responding to a statement given by prime minister barak johnson which began about half an hour currently moving on to international issues to do with iran and obviously europe as well the main discussion of course has been about briggs it and just what will happen with. the attempts to stop an ideal break that and perhaps the most well here's parsed johnson let's have a listen to his reply that the right on the road with those pulau that to this country has engaged actively with our european friends and partners after european friends and partners to make sense of the iran nuclear deal and to ensure that deal continues and he will know that the f.c.a. right around the world from the foreign secretary continues to work actively to secure the release and not just an as news got a record put all the very sad consular cases they were currently dealing with in iran i paid tribute to him into their work to the work of all his officials i mr speaker i'm glad for what he said about

again the seek parliamentary approval to call the election next monday but does the label leader jeremy corben accept that all scupper it again room boxing in boris johnson even more than he is already underage simmons out 0 or westminster so done has its 1st female foreign minister abdullah is among for women included in the cabin it which is separate from the saw fron council that would lead the country until elections within 3 years heba morgan rate for some cottam after days of deliberation by the country's prime minister the names of members for sudan's 1st cabinet of ministers appointed since the ousting of longtime president already bashir were announced. either to try to you know us and knew that you know. to some. we start today a new face for a country of free manage well it will pave the way for us to build a sudan that we are all proud of the 1st priority of the transitional government will be ending conflict and this decree confirms the appointment of ministers for the transitional period so that a cabinet made up of 20 members include sudan's 1st female foreign minister along wit

know ivana media online political magazine thanks for joining us ash generally corben doesn't trust him doesn't want jeremy corbett has no reason to trust boris johnson one of the things that i think people in an international audience sometimes struggle to get their heads around that boris johnson has excelled himself in dishonesty throughout his career when he was mayor of london he went back on his what he was known for being someone who couldn't be trusted for someone who didn't have much of a work ethic he wasn't across the details and as he has ascended through the wrongs of the conservative party that has not changed one bit so when he was foreign secretary he also distinguished himself by dishonesty and now that he's prime minister is no different just on monday he was saying to the public i don't want a general election you don't want to generalize action then yesterday in parliament he's saying to me corbin why don't you call in the election you big girl's blouse so consistency is not something that we can expect from this man but this isn't just about whether or not he's a path a pathological li

jeremy corbyn wants to embarrass boris johnson as far as he can. the machinations though amongst the opposition are interesting corben has already been speaking on tuesday night with our other opposition leaders about how to ensure that there is not a no deal breaks it in his words how to avoid crashing out of the european union without a deal there is legislation in place that. bayne act but they still don't trust boris johnson not to try to get round that somehow so they've been talking but it's not clear whether jeremy corbett is acceptable to all of those opposition leaders as the head of an interim government which would happen if they if they got that vote of no confidence through and if they couldn't coalesce around one leader of a interim government then boris johnson would remain the prime minister at least you know until presumably the deadline which they're desperately trying to avoid so it's complicated for them as well they have to make sure that it's going to work their bottom line they keep saying is avoiding a no deal breaks it but how they get there is still to be worked out some people are suggesting a different labor person might be a

opposition leader jeremy corbyn has been forced to diffuse internal fighting over the party's stance of breaks it a day before labour's annual conference corben intervened to stop a motion to oust his deputy tom watson has clashed repeatedly with parts of the labor left wing on several issues including calling on the party to reject organised you to address members on sunday philip cat needs a senior lecturer in politics at kiel university and he says moves to try and get rid of tom watson will only need to more just to unity. the labor party desperately needs to start showing its guts and unit say the 27000 election campaign one of the successes that campaign is that the labor m.p.'s did not undermine gerry call with a date keep pretty much to script. i think it's very ill advised that meant to try and try this gesture some speculating the reason this is being done now is because even they think that gerry colvin sounds very little chance the next election and it's a way of trying to get rid of his opponents before that all he wins and they want to sure position a conspiracy theory both ways but it is incredibly badly time when labor is tryi

nigel ferrars in the brics a party of nipping at his heels if he lets germany corben into number 10 on the basis that jeremy corbyn can see this extension he wants i'm not going anywhere near it that he's open the door number 10 to germany called in the key strategy the key message of the conservative party has long been jeremy hogan is too dangerous to be prime minister but with the idea that he didn't fight an election saying look it was jeremy corbin who got this extension jeremy corbyn used the term to put it into bricks and let me ask you about a deal he says he's determined to get a deal despite all those who are about a no deal and he will go to brussels on october the 17th and try and do that with all that's going on with all the mistrust with all the broken promises of change plans in the johnson administration more chance of the e.u. actually acceding feeling under enough pressure to give him what he wants well it's been another long day in british politics but at the start of the day at 9 o'clock boris johnson was in a press conference with. and he didn't look happy it was a very frosty press con