this terrain favors johnston and the confederates pit once you -- this terrain favors johnston and the confederates. once you find out what road sherman is taking coming you block it with troops, you stymie him. when sherman enters this zone on may 23, rain begins to distend, turning the roads into reverse of mud. sherman is stuck. the second zone is the worst phase of the atlanta campaign for the federals. zone three favored the confederates. it took from may 23 until july 9. so, sherman is worried. he is worried johnston may use delay to send troops to grant. that is why he orders a massive assault at kennesaw mountain on june 27. 15,000 troops don't even dent the confederate line, and he loses 3000 men in the process. learned his lesson from it. but generally, sherman has to pry the confederates out of each fortified position in zone two. once the campaign crosses the chattahoochee river, it is a different story. it is sherman's advantage in the terrain game. south of the chattahoochee is still piedmont country, but it is well-developed. lots of farms, plantations, the big city of a

my command was not once but in motion, captain johnston in myself riding some distance ahead. while ignoring that testimony entirely 20th century historians like clifford out a, modern historians like robert crick have based their claim that lee never intended for johnston they got long streets column solely another common johnston made in post war years about having quote no idea i had a great confidence of the great lead to set, the two greatly to such an extent that he would give me an army corps without move when moving within two miles of the enemy line. a some now believe that the officer hooley attached to examine the roads to the right to to discover a concealed route for a long history collar, indeed the officer who would've presents the most knowledge of these roads would never have been ordered by lead to guy the divisions blur attack. furthermore, there is some just the must-have leave that although it has been well documented that during the beginning of the march lee illustrated they rolled together towards a middle of the call and a commanding generals of us i'm

so johnston says mrs. bragg cannot travel, bragg can't travel to richmond, so we are going to suspend the orders for the time being. for the next six weeks, until mid april from the beginning of march to mid april here is the situation in the army of tennessee headquarters in tullahoma. you have joe johnston supreme commander of the weese nominally in command and braxton bragg is present and he is not officially relieved from the arm of tennessee command though everybody knows he is supposed to be. but he is still there. who is in charge? i don't think they figured it out. who is the one person that could referee that and cut that knot and solve the problem? jefferson davis. the fact that he doesn't is a severe indictment on him as a commander in chief of the confederacy. i call it in my book and i do not withdraw the comment now dereliction of duty. when mrs. bragg is ready to travel it is early april of -- toward mid april of 1863. the problem is now joe johnston's virginia wounds have flared up. he is u

he has his approval from joseph johnston. stuart gathers up soldiers of his own and now he's ready to go. i mentioned that stuart has somewhere between 1600 and 2500 men. in his own report he said he had 1600 soldiers under his command. let's cut to the chase. stuart gets his butt kicked. if you get your butt kicked, and you want to explain it, do you want to say you had more or less people? that's it. i think he's closer to 2500 soldiers, but he says he has fewer. he also has 300 wagons of his own. stuart is going to go to dranesville. he is going to gather supplies. he is going to head back to camp. ostensibly competing expeditions with wagons to be filled with supplies converging on each other. they are going to hit into each other. this here is not a very good map. don't worry about it. we will get to a better one is a second. leesburg is down here further. this is the town of dranesville. what i want to point out here are the blue lines and red lines. these are skirmishers, the skirmishers who are watching the approach o

it a workshop, right here in johnston county, texas, we're honored to be joined today -- thank you. [applause] we'reon horre honored to be joiy some great members of my cabinet, they wanted to be here, this a very important event. we work hard on jobs, our country setting records on jobs, in so many ways, we have commerccommerce secretary wilbu, thank you. labor secretary jea gene scalia thank you. a very good friend of mine with me from the beginning, and somebody that is going to be going at the end of the year, i'm going to miss you so much, a managinaman who has been your lm talented governor, secretary of energy rick perry, a fantastic job for a long period of time, we appreciate it department of energy is far progressed from the day three years ago when you took it over, thank you very much. we'll be announcing the replacement and he i think it a he in it case, i think he will do a fantastic job. we worked on that together, right, rick? thank you very much. also joining us it your great congressman rodger williams, a friend of man, a brave gentleman too. thank you rodger. and

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i just say that the w t s sit it's opinion that's that heather johnston says she's now reworking her business plan i enjoy sharing food and wine it's like something that makes people happy but she's very much aware there is a limit to how much people will pay for their happiness rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington the world's 1st ebola vaccine has been approved by european drugs regulators it's a move that's been hailed by the world health organization as a triumph for public health that will save many lives the vaccines are already being used under emergency guidelines to try to protect people against the spread of a deadly ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo it's the 2nd largest outbreak in history it's killed more than $2100.00 people well 2 women have just made history in space christina coach and jessica meyer have gone on a space walk together at the international space station it's the 1st time an all female pair have done this the 2 had been set to make the walk in march but not didn't have enough functioning medium sized space suits on board the space station

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he's got to be superseded by joseph johnston who arrives and takes command of the confederate forces -- the yankees don't like this because there's a lot of concern that it's fairly easy to watch -- get an invasion in the north pennsylvania into pennsylvania. that's something the pennsylvania is are very worried about at the beginning the war. slave state marilyn, slave state marilyn which is at the very start of the war none of them were allowed with the confederacy yet but there is significant, and harrisburg perhaps state commonwealth as well as railroad are gonna be targets of the confederate. so they wonder what was going on and he started recruiting pennsylvania soldiers and at a launching point for potential first thrust. let's go after the confederates after a before the confederate came after us. so they started bringing significant quantity, thousands of fresh untrain union volunteers in chambers bird. chambers were became the chambersburg starting point for the army if canada robert patterson an elderly gentleman commanded these volunteers a veteran of the 1812 or. with th

the question really is what a deal if the european union approves go through parliament and if not johnston has already said that he would take out the u.k. out of the european union without a deal on october 31st he reiterated that yesterday come what may october 31st is the deadline even though there is a law in place that prevents him to do that that makes him ask for another extension so we're having a very interesting month ahead of us max what about dublin it is of course all very important voice in all of this what about the republic of ireland especially about the backstop. i think we need to remind everybody what the backstop is about i know we talk about this all the time but it's probably nothing you would have if you don't you would read for breakfast each day the backstop was intended as an insurance policy to ovoid a hard border between northern island which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is part of the european union and that's why they had this backstop in this withdrawal agreement it was unlimited that's important to know because an insurance policy a

dangerous display last night in contra costa county, about five acres burned east of blackhawk near johnston road. no structures were damaged. pg&e is taking no chances. late last night the utility turned off power for thousands of customers in yuba, butte and plumas counties, part of pg&e's effort to help prevent wildfires. and locally, pg&e is monitoring napa and sonoma and lake counties. meanwhile, marin county fire is bringing in more crews in the case of fires. >>> download our free nbc bay area app for android or iphone. tailor your weather reports for your area right to your phone. >>> new this morning, another shooting in america. four people are dead and several others injured in an overnight shooting at a bar in kansas city, kansas. it happened around 1:30 this morning. officers responded to a shooting at tequila kc bar, a private members only venue. five people were taken to local hospitals reported in stable condition. police found handgun, shell casings, indicating the weapon used was a handgun. the shooter is not in custody. >>> turning to developing news out of southern califo

business owners such as new york wine merchant heather johnston i'm going to have a 25 percent increase on a significant amount of my wines. so all i can hope now is to just remain steady growth in this. scenario is unlikely at best. it's not just french spanish and german wines facing a 25 percent tariff lovers of spanish olive oil will be paying more so too will those buying cheeses and meats butter and yogurt even some housewares and small tools and aircraft parts the u.s. is taxing them at just 10 percent and frankly i'm concerned that there's. not a lot of preparation because there simply wasn't time and so i've affected the italians which are across the street who sells parmesan cheese is a fact that the restaurants the whole food and wine cabinet european producers had been fearing the worst even lobbying secretary of state mike pompei o to intervene during his recent trip to rome but while some e.u. countries say they should retaliate by imposing tariffs of their own others say they have to respect the w t o's decision. so w t o skimmin know it he she said which is well quite to

wins too for motherwell and st johnstone. hibs and livingstone finished 2—all.have been knocked out of the women's champions league by atletico madrid. after the first leg ended 1—1, city lost 2—1 in the spanish capital they're defeated 3—2 on aggregate. derby county have sacked their captain richard keogh — for gross misconduct over his involvement in a car crash that led the arrests of two teammates. the republic of ireland defender suffered knee ligament damage — was ruled out for up to 15 months, after tom lawrence crashed into a lamppost last month. lawrence and mason bennett both pleaded guilty to drink driving. derby said that his contract had been "terminated with immediate effect". keogh has 11! days to appeal against the decision. sam burgess admits hejust couldn't be himself on the field any more. after retiring from rugby league. a player who's been described as one of the greatest of his generation. has failed to recover from a chronic shoulder injury. burgess is just 30 and had three years left on his contract with australian nrl side the south syd

i just say that the w t o s said its opinion that's that heather johnston says she's now reworking her business plan i enjoy sharing food and wine it's like something that makes people happy but she's very much aware there is a limit to how much people will pay for their happiness rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. to mozambique now where preliminary results and the general election indicate that the voting party is headed for a major victory for labor party has been ruling the country for 44 years but international observers are raising concerns about the vote after reports of ballot stuffing at some polling stations the violence campaign sawan observing murdered and others attacked malcolm webb has more from the capital maputo. rights groups and opposition have complained about serious problems from an early stage in the election during the campaigns they said hundreds of thousands of ghost voters have been added to the electoral register in some provinces the electoral commission denied it one observer was shot dead by 5 policemen police say they're still investigating during pol

i just say that the w t o s said it's opinion that's that heather johnston says she's now reworking her business plan i enjoy sharing food and wine it's like something that makes people happy but she's very much aware there is a limit to how much people will pay for their happiness rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington johnson and johnson says it's recalling about $33000.00 bottles of baby powder after u.s. health regulators found trace amounts of asbestos in a bottle purchased online the company says the voluntary recall only applies to one lot of baby powder produced and shipped in the u.s. last year. argentinians been marking a day of loyalty to their former leader one pair on and his wife eva at this year's celebrations had a special meaning the peronist party is making a strong bent to return to power at the end of this month led by a better friend has and former president cristina kitchener turbo reports. oh. the anthem of the peronist party based tribute to the founder of the political movement in argentina. on thursday thousands chanted loud and clear in the province of la bamba

european union has agreed to give britain until the end of january to approve prime minister abbas johnston's breaks that deal britain was choose to leave in 3 days time but m.p.'s forced johnson to request another delay to give them more time to scrutinize and feel. a draft power sharing deal has been agreed between yemen's internationally recognized government and the southern separatist group james to when fighting in the old city of a that which the southern transitional council seized in august. iraq's 2nd largest city mosul is still trying to rebuild after being virtually torn apart during the rise of i saw on the battle to retake it residents of the city of been recounting their stories of living under the armed group and expressing their joy at hearing the leader of daddy has been killed in a u.s. raid the actual name is more from their. this was the 1st city eisel took control love mosul was also the place where abu bakar l. baghdadi made his public debut in 2014 he came here to the grand el nuri mosque and proclaimed that he was the leader i thought ironically 3 years later i though

i just say that the w t s sit it's opinion that's that heather johnston says she's now reworking her business plan i enjoy sharing food and wine it's like something that makes people happy but she's very much aware there is a limit to how much people will pay for their happiness rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington $2.00 women have just made history in space christina coach and jessica meyer have gone on a space walk together at the international space station this is the 1st time an all female pair have done this women have previously only walked solo or with men. with al jazeera hello again the top stories lebanon's prime minister saad heidi has called on rival groups and his government to unite and get behind his economic reform plans he addressed the nation amid mass protests that have left at least 2 people dead tensions boiled over when new tax plans were announced the job or maybe i am giving our partners in the government a very short deadline 72 hours to give us a solution that can convince us and the people in the streets and our international partners the turkish president

business owners, such as header -- heather johnston. a% significant amount of my wines, so all i can hope is just remain steady. growth in this scenario is unlikely at best. is not just french, spanish, and german ones facing a 25% tariff, lovers of spanish olive oil will be paying more, also those buying cheeses, meats, butter, yogurt, housewares, and small tools. aircraft parts? the u.s. is taxing them at just 10%. >> i am concerned because there was not time for preparation, so i am affected. the business across the street is affected, restaurants, the whole food and wine cam it. reporter: european producers had been lobbying mike pompeo to intervene during his recent trip to rome, but while some eu countries said they should retaliate by imposing tariffs of their own, others say they have to respect the wto decision. wto has given now a decision which is quite tough with europe, but i say that the opinion, andits that is that. sayster: heather johnston she is reworking her business plan. >> i enjoyed sharing food and wine. it is som

deal in parliament so in brussels everybody is a little bit surprised and also annoyed that bruce johnston obviously did not know what he was talking about and the e.u. president commission president john claude you've got 2 days ago said there's no no reason for prolongation let's listen in when i was 4 years old to be any kind of wrong you have to do you have a deal and there is a little patience that's not the word which is just my view. so commission president on quite young to that saying an extension from the e.u. is not on the table the brussel is clearly tired of the back and forth but others in brussels have indicated something else. you know this is of course to talk about the next move that has now to come from london the spokes person of the commission you know said it's in the court of boris johnson now to play the ball and to say what's what's up next in brussels they say there was droll agreement as such was not rejected by parliament is only it's only postponed the bowed and now technically the prime minister is obliged to ask for an extension so brussels is still trying to

twists and turns for us barbara not one less about 3 and also contradictory nature what as far as johnston hoping to achieve with these letters. for a chance of course is trying to escape from the attention of parliament to slow down the whole breadth of process and to force him into a more obligations and more promises to put down on paper to for instance keep safeguard workers' rights environmental and consumer rights after rex it because this is basically about a total breakdown of trust because between the opposition and some of the rebel army off this parliament here and on the other hand the government the opposition really doesn't trust our sons as far as they can throw him they don't believe a word he says and they still are very suspicious off his intentions they fear that he might yet somehow manage to to through or crash out britain without a deal if not now at the end of october then next year at the end of the interim period when this deal was the e.u. runs out so there is just basic problem and bottom and is trying to sort of rest back control from johnson and at least steer

kashmir makers in italy will not and that puts johnstons of elgin at a big disadvantage.hort-term we will have to absorb these costs because we can't expect people to pay more for products they've already ordered. in the long—term this will hit consumers in the us and that means there kashmir will become more expensive, and that in turn means we will be able to export less, grow less and downscale our plants. here atjohnston‘s in elgin and many other scottish businesses, there's a sense of confusion, even dismay, that they're being dragged into a damaging trade war didn't start and many are asking if this is the way the us treats us now, what makes us think there will be any special treatment over trade when we are outside the eu? it seems old friendships don't beat national self interest. the uk isn't being targeted unfairly. there will be tariffs put on french products and german products and other products as well, but just because products and other products as well, butjust because we have a special relationship doesn't mean we're going to sacrifice our economic inte

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we recently spoke to scott johnston, here's how it went. >> so it is a novel. there is a story.t to give it away. i hope our readers will find out for themselves and it's not a preachy book but if there is a message, what would the message be? >> i think wanted to draw some attention how crazy things are getting because as crazy as you might think it is. it's about three times as bad. >> that is true. so you went to college. you went to yale. then you left. you have not spent a life in academia to write this book you obviously had to immerse yourself in what was currently going on on campuses. what was your reaction to it? >> i was an adjunct at yale for a little while. and i'm a fellow there. so i stay involved. and i pretty much know what's going on there and elselsewhere. did i not set out to write a novel. a couple things happened that compelled me to, really. the first is i want went to a conference on free speech at yale. and 200 protesters showed up to try and shut the conference down. i have it on good authority they skipped irony class that day. >> tucker: i was just th

says that the country needs a new paul writes a fired and in order to do that mr johnston says that the country needs a new parliament and a new government. to allow a new parliament and a new government. to allow a new parliament how do you government to be in place by christmas because it's a speaker without how do you government to be in place by christmas because there's a speaker without hard story of an election. without the truth be told story. of an election. without that moment of truth the electorate will i'm afraid have a sense that they're all we're all like charlie brown it will i'm afraid have a sense that they're all we're all like charlie brown endlessly running up to kick the ball only to have parliament endlessly running up to kick the ball only to have parliament take it away with that boom away yet again only to find the parliament is willing to go along take it away with that boom away yet again only to find the parliament is willing to go along the way and delaying its now that extension. delaying and delaying. now that extension to the line dubbed the flex ten

this can also go wrong go johnstone's once think his girlfriend's face on his arm they broke up later. tend to lose act as a sort of confirmation yes we belong together. again cole so signifies milestones in players' lives. leroy the name has a huge tattoo on his back depicting himself scoring a goal in champions league. dark money star mark arroyo's wears his birthdays around page so that he doesn't forget it. margins you know he has jesus thing done his chest and another religious classic the gun at least next to a rosary. liverpool star then you are going to tend to death this certain but the hour is not on it's back to. a song by rev started to pack inspired another trending to 2 only god can judge me mason rosie and jen what tang have. what's up with all that drama psychologists have a simple tattoos give meaning and they express. it's not easy to find what you're looking for on set if you're around with this but if you search hard enough though you'll find the slogan the spirit of the dead lies in the memory of those alive. each day i come closer to the home where i was born tha

business can also go wrong go johnstone's ones think his girlfriend's face on his arm they broke up later. tend to lose act as a sort of confirmation yes we belong together again cole so signifies milestones in players' lives. leroy's a name has a huge have 2 on his back depicting himself scoring a goal in champions league. dark one star michael royce wears his birthdays around the pitch so that he doesn't forget that. argentina has jesus thing to his chest and another religious classic the gum at least next to a rosary. thanks liverpool star don't you know how i got tired to death this certain but the hour is not on it's back to. the song by red star 2 pac inspired another trending to 2 only god can judge me ms it was healing and jim what tang heaven. what's up with all the drama. psychologists have a simplistic tend to use good meaning and bedspreads so. it's not easy to find what you're looking for on the set you're almost as bad if you search hard enough though you'll find the slogan the spirit of the dead lies in the memory of those alive. each day i come closer to the home where i w

johnston so. this. is a commoner warns that the taboo against speaking about sexual wartime violence serves to pass the trauma like poison from one generation to the next the only remedy she says spoken discussion. all that gets children born of war have very painful unpleasant experiences as they grow up these often lead to trauma related disease and psychiatric disorders. for example post-traumatic stress disorders depression or some to form disorders and. in addition there are complex long term consequences such as a lack of family support which can have a social and economic impact. as a researcher our wants to put a human face on her findings she's hoping for i know how but it's a challenge. a big problem here. and a culture of rape that is. still present in tradition bound boston culture. so society often think of the issue afraid as mathare off and. but not as a matter of. violation of human rights has been mentoring i know over the past 2 years. her support is. for me now is the most important b

to get a deal that has been agreed through the house of commons is called ballers johnston to get a deal that has been agreed through the house of commons is causing extreme weather station across the continent but the reason they have agreed with the extreme weather station across the continent but the reason they have agreed to that extension today and that's been agreed by the prime minister is the european need to that extension today and that's been agreed by the prime minister as the european union no sense there's going to be an election they wanted either an election on the no sense there's going to be an election they wanted either an election or a referendum so the matter would come to a conclusion and the reason that europe has been referendum so it's a matter that would come to a conclusion and the reason that europe has been content to offer the extension to genevieve fair to fast next year in contempt off of the extension to genevieve fair to fast next year is they believe the matter is going to be resolved by the people in the general election and ms they believe the

dallon johnston's rhythm and passion for what he does drummed up enough excitement online that just ago he was a guest on "jimmy kimmel live." he may be on the sidelines. ♪ but there's no doubt dallon johnston is the star of this show. >> i love all of it. i love performing. i just love the wonderful music and the look and the meaning behind the music. >> reporter: and the internet loveda >> i never thought it would be like me who would have a viral video. >> reporter: tweets of support coming in double time. this kid is a national treasure. we must protect him at all costs. this kid is my spirit animal. passion personified. we should all enjoy what we do that much. dallon marching to the beat of his own drum all the way to hollywood. >> are you aware of the fact that you're the only good thing in america right now? >> i think your show is pretty good. >> reporter: the gilbert, arizona, native appearing on "jimmy kimmel live" right now. his newfound fame has been a long time coming. >> whenever i'd perform or play music, people would always notice me. and i would feel so good about it

of the british parliament is going to begin shortly to decide the fate of prime minister barak johnston's new brigs at the old thousands of people are also expected to march in london to demand a new referendum. now the truce in northern syria is largely holding despite accusations from both kurdish forces and turkey of violations turkey's president russia has warned the offensive in northeast syria will resume within minutes if kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of the 5 day cease fire u.s. secretary of state might bump aoe says he's optimistic it will hold despite signs of shelling on friday. we're hopeful in that hours ahead that both both the turks who were part of the agreement alongside of us as well as the white b.g. fighters in the region will take seriously the commitments that they made and that we will actually achieve within the next now 96 hours the commitments that were laid out in paragraphs one through 13 of the agreement well a cease fire in syria hasn't stopped people from paying smugglers to get them to safety more than 700 have crossed the border into iraq overnig

prime minister boyce johnston says he's removed the need for a hard border by keeping northern ireland economically aligned with the e.u. and also the rest of the u.k. some customs checks however will now be needed between mainland britain and northern ireland the. waffle. that details and raise unionists any difference to the rest of the u.k. is seen as a threat to their british identity. the democratic unionist party intend to vote against the deal in parliament while what are described as hardline unionists known as loyalists are threatening civil disobedience on a large scale if the deal goes through all she ends of unionism are opposed to this even though she knows it would be described as more moderate chance of unionism are opposed to this so i don't think any of us could ever accept us and what it means as it means an economic united ireland that means we are have to offer in the past of the united kingdom. not only has breaks it put pressure on peace it's put pressure on politics northern ireland's power sharing government at stormont collapsed 2 and a half years ago over an a

aberdeen and hibs drew, hearts lost at home to kilmarnock, and ross county drew with st johnstone.ent for phil neville after england women fail to win again. the manager says it's "not acceptable". and 0lympic qualification for great britain's female gymnasts — we'll hear how they did it. it's the penultimate day at the world atheltics championships in doha. there are more british medal chances coming up this evening, let's cross live to the khalifa stadium, our sports correspondent the women's 1500 the women's1500 metres, laura muir just didn't have the legs? yes, it was a great effort by laura muir who has been injured for the past few months. she was in second place going into the bell, but she tired in the last 100 metres but it was his son hassan, who has won the double. congratulations, you made history today, you are very emotional down there? yes, i feel good. i can't explain howl emotional down there? yes, i feel good. i can't explain how i feel. how difficult have the last few days been for you with everything that has happened with alberto salazar? it has been very hard,

in until january 31st so this is why it looks likely that the opposition parties will now back johnston's request for a general election and if that is confirmed later on then we will see 6 weeks of campaigning and we've heard that the mood already changed today the parties were getting into it themselves into election mode and into election rhetoric here. if. we're going to deliver a big majority in parliament. all the polls suggest that he could get actually a majority in parliament this time around that he would win an election he's very much ahead in the polls ahead of the labor party that is for sure head of this opposition. well on the positive side for him he's an excellent campaign and we've seen that in the referendum for the leaf campaign in 2016 he has on the other hand though ditched his promise that the u.k. would leave the european union on october 31st and we'll have to see if the conservative base will forgive that that is on the negative side and if you look at . the history just 3 years ago theresa may call it unexpectedly a snap election she was ahead in the polls very

and johnson agreed on the deal thursday johnston's working to percent of persuade u.k. lawmakers ahead of tomorrow's vote on the agreement u.k. set to leave the european union oct 31st. that turkey says it is implementing a 5 day ceasefire in its offensive against kurdish groups in northern syria. washington pushed for the stop of the fighting after the white house was accused of enabling the offensive by pulling troops out of syria the kurds have been allies of the u.s. in the fight against so-called islamic state in syria. driving the white house is distancing itself from comments by acting chief of staff. that relate to president trump's dealings in ukraine those dealings have sparked a congressional impeachment inquiry any appeared to claim the white house did was hold it to ukraine to pressure officials there to investigate trump's democratic political rivals but he says his comments were misconstrued that money was held. this is a day to be news from berlin for more news you can always go to our website d.w. dot com. this is up next with the band i'm brian thomas

prime minister barak's johnston will send a letter to the e.u. asking for a break that delay if a deal isn't agreed in 2 weeks' time a scottish court is considering with a johnson could be jailed if he takes the u.k. out of the block without a deal but johnson says he will comply with the new law which forces him to prevent a no deal drugs it on october 31st. greece's prime minister has accused turkey of trying to exploit europe's migrant crisis in the parliamentary debate here of course mr tarkus said ankara can and must control migration to europe after a relative 3 year low more people are now reaching greece by boat from turkey the rise has increased pressure on overcrowded migrant camps turkey's foreign minister says his country is being unfairly blamed for the refugee crisis was on the unfortunately there have been baseless accusations as it creates turkey after there was a small increase in crossings of the great i lose the fact that the french president criticised when he addressed the european council parliamentary assembly is not accept

button buds are blocked across lebanon as anti-government protests continue for a 7th day and doris johnston's packs indeed and then by despise parliament proving his class.

aberdeen and hibs drew, hearts lost at home to kilmarnock, and ross county drew with st johnstone... disappointment for phil neville after england women fall after england women fail to win again. the manager says it's "not acceptable". and olympic qualification for great britain's female gymnasts — we'll hear how they did it. it's the penultimate day at the world atheltics championships in doha. there are more british medal chances coming up this evening, let's cross live to the khalifa stadium, our sports correspondent natalie pirks is there. natalie, years ago at the worlds in london, the relays really boosted the british team's medal tally, and the women's 4x400 metres relay heats have been taking place, how have the british team done? we are actually just waiting we are actuallyjust waiting for confirmation but i think they are out. britain's men that is. we are literally waiting because they are standing around looking at the second heat. thomas brittain‘s men, three successive bronze medals at world championships, you would have expected them to be on the podium. but in the

today, st johnstone and celtic are not in action until tomorrow. third motherwell host st mirren as they attempt to close the gap between themselves and rangers in second. england ‘s winner take on brazil in a friendly in middlesbrough to saturn, hoping to end a run of four games without a win. england beat them earlier this week. —— this year. nicky to paris is the only recognised striker available to phil neville. hopefully these people that have come and bought tickets and we have got a sell—out stadium, which is fantastic, they can really get behind us and put us on. as players, we are determined to put on a good performance and show what we are really about. it will be a tough game, but when we play in these high—pressure environments, it really does bring out the best in us. coverage gets under way at 12:35 p on bbc one. england have extended their lead over argentina at the rugby world cup. it is now 22—3 in the second half. that‘s all for now. more than 1,600 uk high street shops have closed as a result of restructuring deals since the begi

barak johnson's latest proposals do not provide the basis for negotiations despite the stall mr johnston insists britain will leave deal or no deal and won't seek a delay e.u. member arlen says johnson's proposals to resolve disagreements over the northern ireland border are court not good enough and supporters of scottish independence from the u.k. are marching in the capital edinburgh organizers say support for independence has grown as the possibility of a no deal brags that increases in 2014 a majority of scots voted to remain as a part of the u.k. in a referendum. conservative and religious groups are expected to protest in paris on sunday against the french government's plan to open up access to i.v.'s to single and gay women currently under french law only women in a heterosexual couple can access the medically assisted reproductive treatments more from natasha. when she reached her mid thirty's benedict a wanted to become a mother she was single and wanted to try i've yet fix set foot in france i v.f. is illegal for single or gay women so benedict travel to denmark and portugal w