unless it play out and see what they're left with good to speak we appreciate your insights on this john johnston thanks for being with us our hurrican dorian is still battering the east coast of the united states after causing destruction across the bahamas at least 4 people have been killed in the united states and $200000.00 homes are without power storm is now a category one hurricane but coastal areas of north carolina and virginia remain on alert as it moves north by far the greatest impact has been in the bahamas where at least 30 people are confirmed dead and the bahamian prime minister has called the devastation a historic tragedy these are satellite images taken before and after dorian made landfall they give you some idea of the scale of the destruction in the island nation at least 30 people confirmed dead as we said but that number is rising as rescue workers recover more bodies nearly half the homes on the worst hit islands of abaco and grand bahama are either destroyed or severely damaged my mother up alone has more from marsh harbor on the island of arbuckle. it's early morning in

putting a strain on police for this we're joined by john johnston from politics home thank you for joining us well just only thought the whole break that the bait couldn't get any more toxic divisive or potentially worrying then this document comes out now some bits had been leaked a few weeks ago but this is the official release reading through it as i'm sure you've done over the past 2 hours anything that we didn't know that we hadn't heard before well i think one of the most striking things about this as you said some of the information and this was leaked to the sunday times a number of weeks ago the government were very quick to dismiss this as being the kind of worst case scenario they said that this was out of date and that they had been working since then to try and mitigate for these problems now as you said a monday they were forced by parliament to publish these interesting lee they have changed the title on these documents from the base scenario which is what it said to the sunday times to the reasonable worst case scenario and today they have they have come out and said that t

warns of traffic jams shows edges of food medicine rising prices and public on the rest journalist john johnston says the government is trying to play down the significance of the reports. some of the information in this was leaked to the sunday times a number of weeks ago the government were very quick to dismiss this as being their kind of worst case scenario they said that this was out of date and that they had been working since then to try and mitigate for these problems they were forced by parliament to publish these interesting lee they have changed the title on these documents from the base scenario which is what it said to the sunday times to the reasonable worst case scenario and today they have they have come out and said that these are again things they're working to mitigate and not an expected outcome so the government are saying that these are this is analysis put together probably the previous government but that is still currently the kind of base standard that they are working from but that they are planning to release further documents in the next couple of weeks based on upda

implications of all of these warnings listed in detail in this document a little earlier i spoke to john johnston from the news website politics home he says the report could raise serious concerns for people here in the u.k. . at this point we're so entrenched i still think the government and ministers they're already coming out to try and water the stone to say we we're working on something new already and the other side are furious we're going to end up with this continued argument of project fear and project reality but there's elements of this i think will genuinely worry people specifically things about medicine shortages food prices going up electricity prices going up crucially for the political situation the discussion about ireland is fascinating we've heard repeatedly that the government have said they will not institute a hard border on the island of ireland even in the event of a new deal but this planning document from the government says that this situation would be unsustainable after just a couple of days because of the political pressure you know this is a really serious moment

the implications of all of these warnings listed in detail in this document political journalist john johnston says the government is trying to play down the significance of the report. some of the information in this was leaked to the sunday times a number of weeks ago the government were very quick to dismiss this as being their kind of worst case scenario they said that this was out of date and that they had been working since then to try and mitigate for these problems they were forced by parliament to publish these interesting lee they have changed the title on these documents from the base scenario which is what it said to the sunday times to the reasonable worst case scenario and today they have they have come out and said that these are again things they're working to mitigate and not an expected outcome so the government are saying that these are this is analysis put together prior to the previous government but that is still currently the kind of base standard that they are working from but that they are planning to release further documents in the next couple of weeks based on updat

well john johnston is a reporter at the u.k. pull up politics news and analysis website politics home he's with me in the studio here in london good of you to join us is a very confusing situation particularly for an international audience let's take things one as a time on to say what's going to happen is that some opposition parties and some rebel conservative m.p.'s are going to put forth this proposal that the u.k. goes back to the un says if we can't get a deal by the deadline of october 31st then can we have another 3 month delay of a likely get support for that idea in parliament there seems to be the support the plan is that they will seize control of the parliamentary agenda on tuesday with the intention on wednesday they will bring forward this new legislation now a quite controversial part of this new legislation that has just been released in the last few hours is that if the european union agreed to an extension but did not accept the date which they've put forward which is the 31st of january so a 3 month extension

everyone else want an end to this lawrence leigh al-jazeera in london when earlier we spoke to john johnston he's a reporter at the u.k. news website politics home he says barnes johnson is doing everything to pressure m.p.'s into supporting his exit strategy. if the european union agreed to an extension but did not accept the date which they've put forward which is the 31st of january so a 3 month extension that boras strongs who would be required to accept what ever they countered with now this could be a bit of a stickler when it comes to tory m.p.'s backing it but it still seems like he's got the numbers there even with the threat he's made about general election this is what exactly is so assuming that he does actually lose that vote in parliament that the vote is let's go back to the e.u. and ask for an extension the pm as effectively said as you know what that means i'm going to push for a general election is that what happens essentially we saw the speech from him where he said i don't want to have a general election the people don't want to have a general election but if you force m

from outside the british parliament so no war is for prime minister john major's main concern with the current prime minister boyd's johnston strategy. well really it comes down to this that he is vocalizing exactly what many moderates within the conservative party feel which is the fact that the premiership of boris johnson is proving to be extremely divisive and as he puts it acting like a tribute band for the bracks it party to try and force through a vision of bracks it or if not to go ahead and exits the european union without a deal which deems being very dangerous now this political chicanery that he talked of would cause a constitutional crisis or it could it could be done but it would really completely absolve any of the actions taken by parliament or indeed the traditional system here so without a mind it just really would append the whole constitutional process here and throw the country to crisis which hasn't seen centuries and with that in mind john major it also to cry it's a very divisive approach that boris johnson has taken so far. the government seems intent on. by using emotional and evocative language th

john home and out to see it to one with. others but another defection from u.k. prime minister boyce johnston's ruling conservative party m.p. sam jima has joined the pro europe liberal democrats in a parting shot a huge johnson of very into walls populism and nationalism. a coming up soon in spore with layer it was neck and neck for 2 teammates at the rally turkey will find out who came on top. harley isn't forced by their football fans who don't think about the opening. night of the experiment when real madrid it's love worth 500000000 euros expresses a position on something like the world anti-doping agency has to take notice you're going to your form in part 2 of this series al-jazeera continues to explore the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs sports to the endless chain on all jersey or. largest chemical agent. weaponized throughout history. are scared to tell me and started fighting developed by nation state there could be enough to. know within the reach of those seeking. the most toxic substances over the. many invisible thread on al-jazeera. and again a battle is underway f

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election johnston wants to suspend parliament for 5 weeks which is due to happen by the end of business on monday. meanwhile the speaker of the u.k. parliament's lower house he saw just that john bercow has announced he's stepping down by the day the u.k. is currently said year old to leave the european union i have included that the least disruptive and most democratic course of action. would be for me to stand down at the close of business thursday october 31st. to know how it's been following events for us at the houses of parliament in london . a 4th defeat for boris johnson's government in a big vote in the last week and a day that parliament has been sitting since the summer recess in this particular case it was the result of another back bench and the motion courtesy of john bercow the speaker has just announced his resignation allowing this motion calling on the government to deliver to parliament the entire report an internal government report on operation yellow hammer that was commissioned by the government to look at the consequences of a no deal breaks it leaked to the media portions of it in the last few weeks indicating that no deal might be quite a bit more ser