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the prime minister and his breakthrough plans before they are forced to go home prime minister morris johnson will suspend parliament after a key vote tonight for 5 weeks but before they go wall makers are likely to once again reject his call for a snap election also coming up as a nazi even after the attempt to ban the n.p.t. he stayed loyal to the party which is close to hitler's nazi party. democracy and a small german channel outraged as a neo nazi is unanimously elected unopposed to be the new mayor and reporting under a communications blackout imposed by india b.w. speaks to journalist in trouble kashmir struggling to get the news out the best way they can. i bring golf it's good to have you with us tonight we are witnessing the final attempts of the u.k. parliament to put the brakes it brakes on the prime minister before he sends members of parliament home m.p.'s are about to begin a 5 week suspension imposed by boris johnson in a one act of defiance lawmakers have backed a demand for the government to release confidential dog. demands on preparations for a no deal breaks it and before

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but it's not mr morris johnson it's expected to again ask parliament to approve a snap election on monday as he seeks to break the deadlock jonson seeking a new mandate as he pushes to get the u.k. out of the european union by the end of october with or without a deal that's despite the fact that a law is about to come into force compelling him to ask for a delay if no withdrawal agreement is in place any delay must be approved by the e.u. and it's being reported johnson might write an additional letter to european leaders asking them to reject the request or at suggesting of a block any block any extension anyway. with how things are now it's still no to pushing back to bragg's that deadline the u.k. says they want to push forward alternatives to avoid a no deal we haven't received anything so we still know we're not going to start over every 3 months it's up to the u.k. to show us the way forward thousands of secondary school students are forming human chains around hong kong in solidarity with anti-government protesters authorities are condemning what they call the illegal behavior of

are destroyed mr morris johnson is expected to again parliament to approve a snap election on monday as he seeks to break the deadlock johnson seeking a new mandate as he pushes to get the pay out of the european union by the end of october with or without a deal this is despite the fact that a law is about to come into force compelling hand to ask for a delay if no withdrawal agreement is and place. any delay must be approved by the e.u. and it's being reported johnson might write an additional letter to european leaders asking them to reject their request france is suggesting it would block any breaks it and extension anyway. with how things are now it's still no to pushing back to bragg's that deadline the u.k. says they want to push forward alternatives to avoid a no deal but we haven't received anything so it's still no we're not going to start over every 3 months it's up to the u.k. to show us the way forward prime minister johnson's short time in power has been to mulch for us and it's frank's it strategy has split the conservative party the past week saw johnson's own brother

breakfast at showdown after the prime minister confirmed he's calling for a snap general election morris johnson has just lost a crucial parliamentary vote off to a majority of m.p.'s including 21 from his own party voted to seize control of parliament's agenda on wednesday and we can show you the results of that various opposition m.p.'s a good service is voting again rebelling against the government got 328 votes while the government got 301 votes so that means the government lost by a c. . connecticut 27. when peace will now try to legislate against a no deal that's despite boris johnson's promise to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the 31st of october that even if it means crashing out without some agreements. britain's democracy is at war. with itself. as protesters marched on westminster politicians returned from the summer recess poised to push new legislation through parliament to block johnson. a number of m.p.'s including prominent politicians in johnson's own conservative party have rebelled against the government and united with opposition m.p. least of force johnson to delay breaks

he may have been in a. 45 days i'm going to find mr morris johnson's. country behind his version of rex it already proved to be very difficult to. another demonstration today in central london also capping off toughest weeks of these hard hops almost more difficult than he could have ever imagined we saw him coming to severe criticism for having such 21 members of his i'm. resigning from his cabinet and also the house of. opera house grooving a bill that would effectively block. and put a 3 month delay in order to try and get a deal to avoid a disorderly exit from the european union now while prime minister course johnson did say they would rather die in a ditch his words rather than i asked for an extension. the fact that he has already been hemmed in by his own words the director of public prosecutions himself said that if he did not obey the law then there is a good chance that he would standing intensive and could even see himself a possibility of being put in jail for not abiding by the laws of this country far from having taken back control by min

in jail for not abiding by the laws of this country far from having taken back control by mr morris johnson now finds himself being controlled last in downing street the polls are set to open in a few hours in moscow for its regional elections there. are protests in the city after more than 30 opposition candidate for banned from running step reports. salesman that neil big lets was detained during a protest in late july u.s. charge for pulling the arm of a policeman who was arresting a protester. as he was caught up in the demonstrations after coming from a business meeting he's been sentenced to 2 years in a penal colony. in cases like these people usually receive suspended sentences and sometimes even have their cases dropped considering that the case has a political status the president knows about it has influenced the sentence he got 3 years in prison for touching the helmet of a policeman. the harsh sentences are part of a government crackdown after protests dominated moscow streets for weeks they started when opposition candidates were banned from running in the last elections more

powerhouse growth body it will be a genuine partnership across the region british prime minister morris johnson speaking their convention of the north addressing political and business leaders there about his plans to invest in the u.k. economy but right now of course the biggest challenge facing the u.s. u.k. economy is braggs it and what form of briggs's that will take johnson is planning to meet with the e.u. leaders on monday in his attempts to try and forge a renegotiated deal before britain leaves the european union or set to leave the european union on october 31st there he talked there about. the need to take back control that was of course the big slogan. of those who wanted to leave the european union jonah how is life for us in london has been listening to this so johnson very much pushing the same line that we've come to expect from the british prime minister on this. well yes broadly speaking of this is boris johnson johnson once more on his sort of unofficial election campaign trail we know an election is coming we just don't know when he's tried to get a date fix twice been rebuf

johnson. i'm not going to talk about her.i'm going to introduce to you Ãwho will introduce faith morris and missalice marie johnson. thank you. [applause] >> good evening everyone. thank you so much for coming out today. this is an important day for all of us. alice marie johnson earned national attention when reality star and business mogul kim kardashian west advocated for her release from prison. johnson had been serving a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. for her involvement in a nonviolent drug case. she was united with her family when president trump granted clemency on june 6, 2018. for years, alice marie johnson lived a normal life. without a criminal record. she was a manager at fedex, a wife and the mother. but after an emotionally and financially - -. in her life left her with few options, she turned to crime as a way to pay off her mounting that. convicted in 1996 for her nonviolent involvement in a cocaine trafficking organization. alice received a life sentence under the law at the time. this was her first and only crime. first and only conviction. during h

it with boris johnson's 1st parliamentary vote as british prime minister and he lost it could stop morris was to the right $328.00 the news to the left $301.00 to the oh yes have it the guys have it i'm not going to johnson was healed by a huge rebellion among his own conservative m.p.'s 21 of them joined the opposition to seize the bricks agenda of costing johnson he's working majority they're trying to pass a law that would delay the u.k. takes it from the e.u. and prevent annoyed deal breaks it johnson insists a deal or no deal grex it will happen on october 31st he says he has no option now but to call for an early general election i was here and i don't want to mention putting in these goods to morrow to stop negotiations and to compel i'm not the point i was delayed to brit's it potentially 3 years ago that would be the only way to resolve this who johnson could struggle to get a 2 thirds majority needed to approve an early poll opposition leader jeremy coburn has long called for elections but now says he wants a greater them until the end he neuer deal bill passes a general electio

morris is with me. what you make of the day? we now boris johnson with me. what you make of the day?e backstop but not what he wa nts to replace the backstop but not what he wants to replace it with. speaking to eu sources today, they don't know either. 0ne to eu sources today, they don't know either. one idea which has been floating around an opinion has mentioned himself is to replace the backstop with an all ireland economic zone. foi’ backstop with an all ireland economic zone. forfood backstop with an all ireland economic zone. for food and animals. that would cover a decent chunk of trade across the irish border and the need for checks there, but certainly by no means all of it. the other thing it would not do is cover things that might happen at the border like customs declarations. the payment of tariffs, vat, regulation and all sorts of things. what it would do would mean there would have been checks between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, the so—called border in the irish sea, which is we have been hearing is put politically tricky. what room for leeway does he hav

good stuff morris on the rise having the british government suffers a crushing defeat in parliament as lawmakers vote to prevent a no deal brags that prime minister boris johnson is now calling for an early election. as u.s. news website claims russia has been meddling in america for 100 years you can go to our website to take a closer look at that claim. in the region of belgium angers the jews and muslims by banning kosher slaughter methods. latest on these stories you can head to our team dot com stay with us now for the financial news in the kaiser.

scrutinize boris johnson's conservative government as it runs the risk of it breaking the law over a new deal breaker joining me now is the new chair of the lords justice subcommittee lord morris forward to the general thanks for coming back on before i get i understand your memoir book is out and made come out in english before we get to the letter. what is the e.u. justice up committee well it's a subcommittee of the maid you appeared committee and our job is to ensure that we supervise what the government is doing in relationship to what you oppose doing to our country pretty central. particularly for european nationals living in this country by sea of british people living in other countries and i have many friends going back many years and they i know how anxious they be of living in spain were anxious about their health and their pensions because now they are protected and able to avail themselves of the local schemes and they're anxious to know what their future and in the same way europeans will be working again. adverted for years and years. anxious because they have got a piece of paper to show that they're entitled to live here and that's been the battle in the past

morris says krai is noise pollution or whether it's just a load of cock a doodle doo. ok let's get a reminder now of our top story at this hour british prime minister boris johnson has suffered more major setbacks to his hard line breaks of policy lawmakers passed a bill aimed at stopping a no deal then later when jack had his call for in early elections. coming up next focus on europe will be looking ahead to elections in russia this weekend thank you for watching. in. europe. what unites. the 2 fires. what binds the continent to. answer them. stories of plunging the. spotlight on people. next on d w. entering the conflict zone confronting the powerful i guess this week outside the capital taipei is cho she way has been seeking the nomination of his probation party the commons half as china pushes with increasing urgency for reunification and a time when east continue to reject its promise as his party to a conflict zone. in 60 minutes. with him had to be done because others were lions i know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip that i would not have put myself and my harrison how dangerous the part of the game to give a flavor

scrutinize boris johnson's conservative government as it runs the risk of it breaking the law or a new deal breaker joining me now is the new chair of the lords easy justice subcommittee lord morris forward to the general thanks for coming back on before i get and send your memoir book is out and made come out in english before we get to the letter. what is the e.u. just as some committee while it's a subcommittee of the made you appeared committee and our job is to ensure that we supervise what the government is doing in relationship to iraq why do you oppose doing to our country pretty central vase and particularly for. european nationals living in this country by sea of british people living in other countries.

morris is cry is noise pollution or whether it's just a load of cock a doodle doo doo. you decide this is data 1000000000 years these are not top stories a british prime minister boris johnson is facing a 2nd showdown and parliament i mean wrexham strategy is demanding a snap election on the 15th of october if lawmakers try to prevent britain leaving the e.u. without withdrawing agreed. up next here on day dublin a news asia. including hong kong's leader withdrawal next edition bill that spoke months of protests but he no longer looks so so bad enough to bring calm to the streets. on the closing india's job we look at efforts to get more women into the workforce. biology will have for stores for in just a moment on back at the top of the hour of course you can always find the latest to have an answer on our website that's. going to. come up. grappling with subjects. expressing feelings i am not very afraid of yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day looking for new perspectives. to heyneke not with replaced with the outcome of doing things differently. come to the place where we reflect on society. march 20 want to talk to w. . natural riches. precious resour

scrutinize boris johnson's conservative government as it runs the risk of it breaking the law or over a new deal breaker joining me now is the new chair of the lords easy justice subcommittee lord morris forward to the general thanks for coming back on before i get send your memoir book is out and made come out and english before we get to the letter. what is the e.u. justice up committee while it's a subcommittee of the main you have appeared committee and our job is to ensure that we supervise what the government is doing in relationship to iraq and what you oppose doing to our country pretty central very sensual particularly for european nationals living in this country and vice versa british people living in other countries and i have many friends going back many years and they i know how anxious they've been living in spades were anxious about their health and their pensions because now they are protected and able to avail themselves of the local schemes and they're anxious to know what their future is and in the same way europeans will be working in adverted for years and years. anxious because they haven't got a piece of paper to show that they're entitled to live here and that

meeting presided over by boris johnson and the cabinet meeting presided over by borisjohnson and the question being asked everywhere is what options are open to him now? chris morrisin a few weeks and with parliaments out stock, that is a big ask. he is talking to other eu leaders and there are official talks between uk and eu officials in brussels but while the uk says progress is being made, i've spoken to an eu source who said we have had nothing but on the table by the uk to suggest any replacement for the irish backstop, another way to keep the border as open as now under all circumstances, and we are waiting for proposals from the uk. that doesn't mean there aren't discussions at a lower level? things are being talked about, if you want to replace the backstop, what other things could you do? one thing discussed by the prime minister were raised as a possibility is to have a single economic zone on the island of ireland so the republic of ireland and northern ireland forfood ireland so the republic of ireland and northern ireland for food and animals. that would deal with some of the checks that would have to ta ke of the checks that would have to take place

chris morris with a route map towards where we are going. 0ne one of the earlier exchanges and comments that was interesting was borisjohnson faced comments that was interesting was boris johnsonjohnson has been called on to apologise, which were called on to apologise, which were called derogatory. it was a pretty hard—hitting called derogatory. it was a pretty ha rd—hitting exchange, pretty hard—hitting question ha rd—hitting exchange, pretty ha rd—hitting question that ha rd—hitting exchange, pretty hard—hitting question that the mp put to the prime minister. let's ta ke put to the prime minister. let's take a listen to it. mr speaker, if i decide to wear a turban or you decide to wear a cross, or he decides to wear a cap ora cross, or he decides to wear a cap or a skullcap, or she decides to wear a head job or a or a skullcap, or she decides to weara headjob ora burqa, does that mean it is open season for right honourable members of this house to make derogatory and derisive remarks for our appearance? for those of us who have had to endure in face up to being called names such as towel head or tell a band, or coming from bongo bongo land, we can appreciate full well the h

johnson lost his majority. and possibly the entire brexit process. control of that at least. i'm joined by our reality check correspondent chris morris october the 31st because that's when, as the law currently stands, and if nothing changes that's when we will leave the eu with or without a deal. so we know the rebel alliance, including 21 conservative mps from last night, are determined to stop that, and that's what's happening today. there'll be a vote to block no deal by forcing the prime minister to ask the eu for a three month brexit extension untiljanuary 31st next year. so the first question — to be answered in a vote later this evening — will it pass or will it fail? if it fails which looks unlikely given that there was a majority last night to hold today's debate, but if it does fail, well the government keeps control of the brexit process, and the prime minister will look to fulfil his promise to leave at the end of october — he says he wants a deal but he's prepared to leave without one. would the opposition have any other way of stopping him? they could call a vote of no confidence, but if they can't pass this legislatio