ways you could potentially stop this is by winning a vote in commons, are you speaking to tori and pease tori and pease who may be willing to vote against him, many are talking out against them? there are no cross party talks going on in relation to this legislation. the focus for the labour party is on the premonition are getting the deal that he promised he would get. that is what is in the national interest, thatis is what is in the national interest, that is what he needs to deliver. the labour leader there talking about the brexit legislation and its comes off the back of the prime minister urging comes off the back of the prime ministerurging mps to comes off the back of the prime minister urging mps to support a new bill which modifies the brexit deal he signed in january, despite ministers admitting that it will break international law. the internal market bill could over—ride parts of the divorce deal agreed with the eu about northern ireland. the bill proposes no new checks on goods moving from northern ireland to the rest of great britain. ministers will be able to modify or "

andrew pease. up next, france clamps down. written reaches for its checkbook.look at how europe is fighting rising virus cases and the impact on the economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back. 7:22 here in london. futures point to the downside. a lot of catching up to do with the u.s. selloff. french announced new steps to fight covid-19. bars will close earlier. public gatherings and cities will be limited. the government isn't considering another nationwide lockdown. the u.k. chancellor sets out a new plan to protect jobs and rescue businesses. lots going on from abroad. in terms of the virus and its economic effects. andrew piece is still with us. i suppose we must be nervous about the services sector, then. how do you position with that in mind? andrew: we have that coming through from the european pmi's yesterday. what we know, we see how this particular episode plays out. particularly into these downturns, the s&p 500 is up 10%. we need to see more panic and markets before we start positioning against it. see mode tot and see how this plays out. a

do you love your local pease reza?re among the millions across the country losing hope as extra unemployment benefits run out and lawmakers are abandoning them. bengie, talk to us about what the real-life experiences are for people because just this week the president's national economics adviser larry kudlow said, listen, the recovery is not easy, but it's going so well, we may not need more federal stimulus to keep the economy going. is that how people feel? >> that is it. part of it is the nature of the jobs people were working before they became unemployed or furloughed during this pandemic. a lot of people we spoke to works in restaurants, bars, hotels, sports arenas, places that are some of the hardest to reopen during the pandemic and have seen the most revenue loss. so the idea that just because jobs are coming back, they're coming bag in those areas is completely not true. everyone said they're urgently searching for new work and not able to find it because the entire industry is depressed. leisure and hospita

donna, read you a little more from that "atlantic" pease we led with.ge about one thing, donald trump may win or lose but never concede not under any circumstance. not during the interim and not afterward, if compelled in the end to vacate his office trump will exist from exile long as he draws breath, the contest that rigged. >> well, those are really heady words, i'll tell you. i think increasingly it's a worry that i've had and tried not to share, but i do think, nichole, the president has already sent signals about the way that he views this election, and he's already said the signals, actually said out loud. the votes cast on election day are the only votes that count, and he's laying the groundwork for challenging all of those mail-in ballots that may come in after election day, even though they're cast under state law. so i am deeply concerned. i also believe that we have strong institutions that are conducting our elections, and that people should have trust and confidence in their local elected officials. but you see right now republicans and t