protests in baghdad overnight brings the death toll to more than 100 since violence erupted last week rexx prime ministers announced reforms aimed at quelling the unrest but tensions remain high. country in crisis. the prime minister's efforts to quell the violence had little effect as the death toll rose on sunday. demands for jobs better services and an end to corruption have been met with force demonstrators accuse security units of firing on crowds and deploying snipers. and that much of. the youth are protesting peacefully what do they want from us why are they killing us wasn't it our officials have responded with mixed messages the prime minister addle abdul mahdi offered to meet with protesters but he also defended the security forces. while iraq's interior ministry pointed the blame elsewhere. live in connecticut there were no clashes a confrontation between the security forces and the brotherly protesters but there were militias that target the victims. sad if it were just the prime minister said the families of those killed in the protests will qualify for state benefits he also

have been holding a last ditch talks to work out a rexx a deal that can be discussed as a leaders' summit in brussels on thursday that used negotiation michelle banja says obstacles remain between the 2 sides but there's still potential for a deal well those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-jazeera after the stream. where. i have a people are taking to the streets and growing numbers across the route and you can see just some of the pace these people being protesting is a few of the recent protests that we've been tracking like hail in the street but today we want to ask you to protest act. now no matter where you are on this map tell us what you think by tweeting us at egypt's stream or joining us on our live chat and you too could be in the 3. 100 peace and climate activists in your industry. many academics and activists believe that we're living through a golden age of protests the arab uprisings occupied climate strikes and multiple anti government movements the last decade has seen a huge wave of popular demonstrations are wrapped around the well but does this type

they get to the point that they forced boris johnson not only internet extension but into a soft of rexx it then in the end of course if the opposition is looking for a new allies it to push through a 2nd referendum we're not there yet but this is just monday we have a whole week to go for it barbara thank you so much barbara in london. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today there been more violent protests in chile despite the government announcing the suspension of a controversial metro fare hike at least 2 airlines have canceled flights to santiago which has been put on a state of emergency officials report 7 people are dead in fires related to the on the rest. kurdish led forces have withdrawn from the northern syrian town of runs apparently in line with the terms of a deal between the u.s. and turkey ankara wants to establish a buffer zone in the region and demands that kurdish forces withdraw a convoy carrying wounded civilians and kurdish fighters was seen leaving the area on sunday. and australia's major newspapers have published redacted front p

have been holding a last ditch talks to work out a rexx a deal that can be discussed as a leaders' summit in brussels on thursday that used exit negotiation michelle banja says obstacles remain between the 2 sides but there's still potential for a deal well those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-jazeera after the stream. where ever you. have me i.k.o. people are taking to the streets and growing numbers across the hour and you can see just some of the pace these people being protesting is a few of the recent protests that we've been tracking like hail in the stream but today we want to ask you protests actually work. now no matter where you are on this map tell us what you think by tweeting us e.j. stream or joining us on our live chat and you too could be in the stream. i mean peace and climate activists and you are in the street.

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has been said repeatedly he will not ask the european union for an extension of the rexx a deadline past october 31st that's despite a law which was passed earlier in september saying that he must if it comes to that to prevent the u.k. leaving the e.u. without a deal however in the court of session there was evidence presented by the government written evidence to say that yes he would actually when it comes down to it comply with the law and the judge in the court of session who's ruling has come about today monday has a taken the prime minister's assurances on face value and i'll give you a quote he said it would be destructive of one of the core principles of constitutional propriety for the pm to renee on what he promised to do and because the written assurances were unequivocal from the prime minister the judge said he was not persuaded it was necessary to grant the orders sought now where does that leave us well clearly as far as negotiations with the european union go it seems that the prime minister if there is no deal by the 19th of october will have to ask for an extension tha

to reach a rexx a deal in time for a european leaders summit. a 2nd day of protests in catalonia as independent supporters express their anger at the jailing of 9 separatist leaders and mozambique votes in an election considered a test of the recent peace deal between civil war enemies turned political rivals. thank you for joining us turkey has pushed on with its offensive in northern syria pounding kurdish fighters and ignoring u.s. sanctions syrian troops backed by russia have entered the city of man being one of the most hotly contested cities abandoned by u.s. forces this that the president assad's government struck a deal to help the kurds turkey meanwhile has vowed to capture the area but russia says it will not allow turkish and syrian government forces to clash it's now patrolling a dividing line to prevent a confrontation russia a crucial ally along with iran is quickly moved to fill the void left by the u.s. withdrawal charles strafford reports now from suge in the turkey syria border. turkish all cheery far close to the syrian border