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[applause] pm may: i have treated the european union with nothing but respect. united kingdom expects the same. [applause] pm may: now in a negotiation, if you can't accept what the other side proposes, you present an alternative. and that is what we have done. our proposal is for a free trade deal that provides for frictionless trade in goods. it would protect hundreds of thousands of jobs in the just-in-time supply chains our manufacturing firms rely on. businesses wouldn't face costly checks when they export to the e.u., so they can invest with confidence. and it would protect our precious union, the seamless border in northern ireland, a bedrock of peace and stability, would see no change whatsoever. no simple free trade agreement could achieve that, not even one that makes use of the very latest technology. our proposal would be good for our rural communities, getting us out of the common agricultural policy. it would be good for our coastal communities. we would be out of the common fisheries policy, an independent coastal state once again. and with the u.

pm. members of the rmt union are planning further strikes for the next three saturdays — and there'll be00 protestors have been demonstrating outside the cuadrilla fracking site in blackpool. it follows the release of three men on wednesday — who had been jailed following a previous protest at the same site. our correspondent judy hobson is there. this rally is right in front of cuadrilla's fracking site. there are about 1,000 people here today. right at the front of the march that we have just had were the three men who were jailed for causing a public nuisance here last year. they were lorry—surfing and they were jailed, but they had the jail sentence quashed and were freed on wednesday. one of the problems that people are saying here, it's not just against fracking, they are also protesting against climate change. they are saying they want the government to do more about it. but their concerns about fracking are that they don't think it's a safe industry. now, cuadrilla began fracking on monday. they say it is safe. they are saying that this is an important part of our energy mix. the

union, the e.u. may not direct or regulate our economy and govern ourselves? pm may: firstly and i say to my friend, when we have left the european union, we will be taking decisions here in the united kingdom all those issues that previously have been taken in the european union. we will be taking control of our borders. we will also take control of our money and borders. and on the first point he has made i made it clear earlier year, have continued to make it clear and will carry on making it clear that we will not accept any proposal that would break up the united kingdom. >> michael dodds. mr. dodds: nothing is agreed until everything is agreed, does the prime minister accept that it would be very, very difficult for the house to be asked to confirm a withdrawal a agreement which is legally binding without having pretty clear assurances in some precision about details of future trading relationships? pm may: cannot i say to the right honorable gentleman that i dashcam i say to the right -- can i say to the right honorable gentleman that i agree and i always

natural defensive barrier and his troops could be on the high ground and lee discovers the union line and about 1 pm, he starts launching attacks as soon as the first units arrived. this is what you see on this map. this is what comes from -- shameless plug -- the battle that i wrote on the battle of 70s. the maps here are the map made by brian wise who was a jogger free student, he did the excellent maps. this is the early afternoon, as you can see a confused attack as he attacks the line trying to feel out for the union position is and finally later in the afternoon, as it is closer to evening, he is able to get his entire army into the attack. jackson was late but he gets jackson and his troops to launch the attack on the far left and then he gets his troops to launch the attack on the far right any bridges the gap between so they launch the attack across the line. the union troops outnumbered 2- 1, have been fighting all day, exhausting ammunition, it is hot, they are tired, haven't eaten and they give way by 7 pm, right as it's starting to get dark and desk is settling in, the confederates brea

union. but in a blow to the pm, the group have abandoned the idea of calling a special summit on brexit nextprogress in the talks. and in other news, severe disruption to railjourneys to and from paddington today and warnings there will be more in the morning after damage to overhead power lines. turkish investigators enter the residence of the saudi consul in istanbul to gather more evidence about the suspected killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, news editor at the institute of economic affairs, and the political editor of the new statesman, george eaton. welcome back to both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i says theresa may could ask to extend the transtion period, where the uk still follows eu rules after brexit, to make time for a deal to be finalised. the telegraph goes with the same story, describing the move as playing for time. the mail front pages also leads with the story, bemoaning another year in brexit limbo. the metro reports th

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the european union says it is willing to extend the brags that transition period after a two day summit of the blocs leaders in brussels here pm council president donald tusk said a decision would be made if and when decisive progress came in stalled talks british prime minister theresa may said the option to extend the transition could help overcome the current impasse over the irish border from and. cameroon's constitutional council has rejected an election rerun after the west african nations contentious presidential election earlier this month it's now likely that president poll will be reelected he has been in power for thirty six years and he's won each election amid accusations of fraud particularly in the mainly english speaking west of the country in this latest vote turnout in that region may have been just five percent separatists who want independence for the angle phone region had called for a boycott they're upset with the marginalization and neglect of that part of the country by the french speaking establishment but the government of the mainly francophone countries pushing back determined to quell the insurgen

what we cannot have is the european union has to give us permission before we leave. the pmking to the hope she will never need to lengthen the transition. britain having to stay under eu rules longer than planned, and if it does, she wants the uk free to pull out. easy to say, hard to negotiate. harder, still, to get past her party. 0nce supporteive or tolerant tory mps now say they are impatient and a vote of confidence in her leadership now looks more likely. even if she survived that, she would emerge damaged, politically weakened. there is also more muttering about who is manoeuvring for a future contest and who tory mps want next. brexit was always about high principles of sovereignty. it is coming down to the lower politics of power, plotting and political survival. a russian national has been charged with attempting to interfere in the 2018 us midterm elections. the us department ofjustice alleges elena alekseevna khusyanova tried to manipulate voters using social media and other platforms. it's alleged she's been involved in what's been described as "information war

union with brussels until a permanent trade deal can be agreed. but the dup has reacted angrily, saying it will vote down the budget if the pm compromises over a hardder. now to the ft and "it's crunch time for angela merkel". it's the election in bavaria on sunday which will see 180 members of the 18th landtag of bavaria elected, but the christian social union party, the sister of angela merkel‘s party, could see historic losses which could, in turn, weaken ms merkel. staying with the ft, james murdoch, formerly chief executive of 21st century fox, is the frontrunner to succeed elon musk as the chairman of tesla. mr musk previously agreed to step down over tweets he posted about taking the firm private. and now on to the front page of the times, which reports on plans by uk ministers to force employers in both the public and private sector to reveal their ethnicity pay gap. the proposals will oblige bosses to show how much employees from ethnic minorities are paid compared with their white counterparts. and finally on the bbc website, and several other of today's papers beef consumption in the west needs to fall by 90% to avoid dangerous climate c

campaign debate this evening, live on our companion network at 8 pm eastern from new jersey, democratic senator bob menendez republican bob union. also live on cspan2, a debate from the michigan governor's race between republican built huge and democrat gretchen widmer, with 13 days until the midterms, c-span is your primary source or campaign 2018. >> . >> in new york's 19th congressional district, in public republican john faso challenged by antonio delgado. they debated lastweek . this is an hour. >>. >> welcome to the special edition of new york now, i am matt ryan. tonight's debate is brought to you by w neh tv in the times union. welcome in the hudson valley as well as those of you tuning in on w sag, our pbs affiliate and those walking across the country on c-span. without further ado it's time to welcome in our 19 district candidates. okay to applause. >> will do it one time. >>. >> we have asked our audience member to refrain from clapping from now on so we can hear as much as possible from the candidates. i will be your moderator, joined by three of the best journalists in the capital region starting from the times un

union with brussels until a permanent trade deal can be agreed. but the dup has reacted angrily, saying it will vote down the budget if the pm compromises over a hardin bavaria on sunday which will see 180 members of the 18th landtag of bavaria elected, but the christian social union party, the sister of angela merkel‘s party, could see historic losses which could, in turn, weaken ms merkel.

the pro to school boards i know sanction to the european union me and for a better life for all with you and almost a going to citizens. well the pm also promised to call early parliamentary elections if the deal feels while at nato as a general secretary has welcomed the apparent yes vote here's a look now at the possible changes is afoot for macedonia. the republic of macedonia a balkan state in southern europe that could be about to go through a small name change it's a vote that's grabbed the attention of europe's powerhouse and even u.s. officials and it's all down to one word north the change would bring an end to a twenty seven year long to speak with greece it's concerned about historical and territorial claims as it has a province called macedonia previously the territory of the macedonian state until the beginning of the twentieth century simple on paper but is it really. referendum ballots pose just one albeit double barreled question whether the macedonian people want to join nato and the e.u. and in turn support an agreement with greece to change the country's name to north macedonia. so it comes down to some in the c

pm here in moscow he watching r.t. international voters in the german state at the very have inflicted a heavy blow on chancellor merkel's key ally handing the christian social union its worst election result for decades the party is set to lose its absolute majority in the region's parliament meaning it will need a coalition partner with reports suggesting two this will likely be the third place for voters party meanwhile the greens almost doubled their share. and to parliament for the first time following a hard fought campaign. of course today is not an easy day for the c.e.o. we didn't get a good result it was somewhat pain. and with that i could from the very his r.t. correspondent mr sethi. it was a bruising result in sunday's election with the angle a medical system policy the c.s.u. who lost their absolute majority in terry a minister who heads up this e.s.e.a. and he's known for criticizing nichols open door policy which he thought would translate into votes of the c.s.u. some is suggesting he should resign but since the results he said that there are two sides to the coin is this it is not a good day for us christian social union this is a result we cann

union. the chancellor, phillip hammond, told the party's conference in birmingham that the government would prove the eu was wrong to dismiss the pm'sers plan for future trade relations. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg sent this report from birmingham. where is the tory ‘s identity? people up there, is it in that private meeting of tory women with a glimpse of the prime minister? thank you very much. is it with hard—core brexiteers? who find plenty of fans here. or is it with the chancellor? pushing gradual moves in line with tory tradition. we need to have the courage fiow tory tradition. we need to have the courage now to regenerate capitalism once again, to pass on something worthwhile to the next generation. that is what being a conservative is all about. applause. and to those who will say that the measured message of evolution will be drowned out by this real voices of the demagogues and the populace, i say, put our trust in the common—sense of the british people and they will put their trust in us. applause. strange as it may seem, for the tories who have traditionally been behind business, there are chancellor felt the

pm head in the russian capital we are watching us he international. off to almost two decades. she's stepping down as party leader of the christian democratic union the german chancellor has also said she would stand in the next federal election stated for twenty twenty one. did the next see do you party convention in december i will not run for the chair of the party this fourth time is the last one for me the decision follows her party's disappointing election performance this time in the state of her say where the c.d.u. suffered a double digit loss in its share of the votes with the chancellor admitting the results are tough to swallow. the figures that came in overnight from her selection a wholly disappointing and bitter. but it is politically it can no longer be business as usual process after this result has after the result and the area after the conflict between the c.d.u. and the c.s.u. in summer and after all the difficulties in forming a government coalition as the previous attempts to form one between the c.d.u. c.s.u. f.t.p. and the green party all fell through. i believe we should pause for a moment and think i hope we see yesterd

pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international my vote is in the german states but there you have inflicted a heavy blow on chancellor merkel's key ally the christian social union suffered its worst election result for decades and the party looks set to lose its absolute majority in the region's parliament meaning it will need a coalition partner reports suggest this will likely be the third place for voters party meanwhile the greens almost doubled their vote share. a f t and to the parliament for the very first time following a hard fought campaign. of course today is not an easy day for the c.s.u. we didn't get a good result it was somewhat painful. meanwhile the german chancellor angela merkel has blamed a lack of voter confidence for the election upset that the talks to form a parliamentary coalition in bavaria get underway but is. now explained breakthrough is unlikely. it's a day of the actions here and varia which led to a devastating blow and major losses for angela merkel sister party the c.s.u. the german chancellor said it was an issue of trust between voters and politicians in her party conference in the politicians what's missing from this electio

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pm head moscow via watching international good to have you with us . breaking news from germany angela merkel has confirmed that she is stepping down as party leader. christian democratic union after almost two decades in the job it follows another disappointing election performance this time in the state of her say where the c.d.u. suffered a slump in its share of the votes the move now throws open the race for who will succeed her c.d.u. leader she intends to stay on this german chancellor and her fourth term runs until twenty twenty years since. fastball at the next you do you party convention in december i will not run for the chair of the party secondly this fourth is the last one for me i will not run for chancellor during the twenty twenty one election nor will i seek a seat in the parliament. live now to bear lenin our europe correspondent peter oliver so merkel's stepping down as leader of her party what more can you tell us. or big changes are afoot here in germany and german politics. says she won't run for the position of party chair again she will remain as chancellor though how that works out well that old could depend on who takes over from her party chair if

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conference at one pm local time that's in just two hours time or so where she's expected to clarify what will happen next basically and what this means for the christian democratic union they have a party congress coming up in december in hamburg that may well be where the next party leader is elected is what that would mean for the chancellorship though we still don't know as of yet the reason we guess the reason that this is come about is the latest terrible results in local elections for angela merkel's christian democratic union this latest time was in hester where they dropped the suit double digits again they've done the same in local elections in bavaria just last month. it does seem though that the unhappiness with angle or merkel as a politician has started to drip down onto the local level and not seen a lot of coalition partners and local representatives of angela merkel's party start to say it's time for change. solution state of the government isn't acceptable we therefore expect the c.d.u. to take appropriate action does house this evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many peo

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the pm is meeting her top team in downing st right now to update them on negotiations for leaving the european union's speak to norman smith now, our political guru. who was at the pizza gathering? well, there were eight cabinet minister is there, so about a third of the cabinet turned up at the meeting in andrea leadsom's office. there were some of the prominent brexiteers but also, there were some theresa may's loyalists, some of the swing voices in the cabinet, so people like jeremy hunt, swing voices in the cabinet, so people likejeremy hunt, michael gove, chris grayling, which suggests the disquiet in the cabinet is now beginning to ripple out from beyond the ardent brexiteers. but we learned that, actually, having met last night, they couldn't really decide what to do, so it seems as if there is not going to be some great big bloodbath inside the cabinet this morning. it doesn't feel like people are going to storm out and slammed the door and say, "on this, i quit!" slammed the door and say, "on this, iquit!"| slammed the door and say, "on this, i quit!" i get the feeling they are all sort of

union with brussels until a permanent trade deal can be agreed. the dup is thought to be unhappy, and could vote down the budget if the pm compromises over a hard bordermption in the west needs to fall by 90% to avoid dangerous climate change. the front—page picture features the late professor stephen hawking, as his latest scientific paper is published. the daily mail reports on the ethnic salary gap, claiming plans to tackle racial inequality mirror the rules that were introduced earlier this year to expose the gender pay gap. the times also carries that story, and the main image shows the spanish tennis star rafael nadal cleaning up after the flash—floods in majorca. and those floods have wrecked some parts of the country, ten people in total killed. in rafael nadal has a home in majorca, just quietly clearing out. it was in some of the news reports last night, picturing people working, and he was in a shop, helping out. he wasn't going to the cameras and trying to talk about it, just my opinion. it is his tennis centre, and he has been helping with the clean—up and has opened up the tennis centre for people to stay in. so he is giving people to st