u.k. independence party thank you very much indeed for your thoughts and. well meanwhile pro independence sentiment is on the rise across the in over a dozen countries minorities are vying to have their own state for example in belgium germany and france well it's not just catalonia that's held an referendum on this particular matter back in twenty fourteen scotland voted not to break away from the united kingdom well this year a second referendum was proposed by the scottish government in the wake of bracks it although the current tory government has ruled out another vote and later this month over in italy the regions of long body and the veneto are holding votes on autonomy too well we spoke to stefano rather get it done betty and m.p. in parliament he says it's important to listen to the will of the people they need to rejoin the military people are very rules look at the lonely people many of us out of our when you travel europe will be to be the real people use a live show we want to call rise of it we become young people are most important the free f

u.k. independence party thanks very much this hour. now in a new report the un chemical weapons watchdog ses it is confident that syria was to blame for a deadly attack in the rebel held town of come in in syria in april parts of the document were leaked to the media here's how one i've reported on it more than eighty people were killed in the attack p.c. w confirmed the use of serving at the time the government was widely blamed although it was based on this evidence the u.n. chemical weapons watchdog assigned a special panel to investigate the incident saw the u.s. launch a missile strike on a syrian military which it claimed was where the chemicals had been a story. of syria has rejected all i can say sions made in the report of using chemical weapons while russia's permanent mission to the u.n. is concerned by the leak it's already question the documents credibility and is studying its contents. even a cursory read shows that there are many inconsistences and discrepancies down to witness accounts and then verified evidence is stil

u.k. independence party m.e.p. day because you've been in he believes the push for independence to stem from a loss of power to brussels. from chatting with present you i spoke with a couple of weeks ago the the european union have no intention of interfering in spanish affairs internal affairs i think they've now got the idea with the problems though taking part in spain that maybe is for a good idea of the actually key posts of internal figures of the various countries because it's just a farce to many other countries in europe who have problems with the central administration spain doesn't govern itself anymore it's governed by the european union decisions are no longer made in madrid they're made in brussels maybe the city is the european union has brought this to a head and it's not just. brain problems with the boxee of the front of the the floodwalls in belgium and various parts of europe but are there problems people want to secede because people don't want to be ruled by faceless bureaucracy in brussels the

u.k. independence party has elected a new leader henry bolton becomes the fifth head of the group in justover a year well fifty four year old bolton is a former british army officer he used to be in the liberal democrat party and he was awarded the order of the british empire the other be his services to international security and henry bolton joins us now. hello there henry congratulations on your new position i mean well let's start there with your key party policy which is u.k. independence well the exit secretary david davis has issued a strong warning to the you that britain says that we no deal if there's no breakthrough in talks what do you think of that i think that's absolutely right my fear is that it's well and good saying that but the british government was plan and prepare to leave we must we must be prepared to leave and we must be prepared immediately to leave if necessary if there is no deal and that without that preparation there's no real credibility behind such a statement well let's look at some other independence issues i mean particular the one we've been talking abo

u.k. independence party m.e.p. david kopel he believes the push for independence stems from a loss of power to brussels. from chatting with present you as for with a couple of weeks ago. the european union have no intention of interfering in spanish affairs internal affairs i think they've now got the idea with the problems i was taking part in speaking that maybe it's for a good idea see actually keep each of internal sales of the various countries because it's just a farce to many other countries in europe problems with essentially the ministration spain doesn't govern themselves anymore is governed by the european union decisions a little bit meeting but during their meeting. maybe to see if the european union has brought this to a head it's not just being sick bring problems with the boss see the system look. at the flood walls in belgium in the various parts of europe that are all these people want to secede. because people don't want to be ruled by a faceless bureaucracy bumping they want to make their own dec

u.k. independence party m.e.p. david coburn and he believes the push for independence to stem from a loss of power to brussels. i know but from chatting with present you i spoke with a couple of weeks ago the the european union have no intention of interfering in spanish affairs internal affairs i think they've now got the idea with the problems i was taking part in spain that maybe is for a good idea if they actually keep watch of intel the sales of the various companies because it's just the fact that many other countries in europe who have problems with the central administration spain doesn't govern themselves anymore is governed by the european union decisions alone get me to drink they're made possible maybe this is a good is the european union has brought this to a head it's not just speak they get sick bring problems with the boss see the fruits of the. the floodwalls in belgium and various bunch of europe but a lot of problems people want to secede but because people don't want to be ruled by faceless burea

u.k. independence party to see what they thought about it. it's a witch hunt for anybody that has any relationship we have anything to do with russia or any for anything russian it seems you know the fact that because they were successful and you should be somehow in bed with you tube and therefore google is i mean it's just madness like you would you chuck in archy's ations without any real evidence whatsoever just because you have paid an interview. many years ago it just seems bizarre you happen to be the people want to see then people are going to watch it it doesn't matter who you all or who supports you i mean c.n.n. is no one will divide knows the clinton news network the b.b.c. is the voice of the remaining as far as brics is concerned russia today it's what it says on the scene you know you are backed by russia people take that into account these new york times from people like the rich schuman people idiots these are t.v. people apparently are doing something that a lot of people are finding interesting because it services people th

u.k. independence party david thank you very much indeed for waiting and for joining us now i mean let's have a look at these revelations i mean how damning ji think they are. why the luis treme damning and it just goes to show president trump we all made fun of him because he said it was fake news well it looks like your phone to the his fake news and there was collusion between the the new york times and as far as is concerned and and also the you know the new communities of the social media here in this is a rages and and there's always been a feeling i was feeling the news of been manipulated one of the reasons i like doing things to russia today is because russia today seemed to be giving people more fair crack of the whip than the many of the other charles i think russia today suffered from mrs self what do you think then that they are always being naive to think that this kind of manipulation is something new or is it something that's always existed in so now starting to come to light. well i think it's always existed obviously the similar people moving between the worlds of journalism

u.k. independence party good evening welcome as you probably know we've come in for a lot of stick recently what you make of these latest accusations by the new york times the fact that we only get a lot of popularity on you tube because we have a cozy relationship with an executive who works there. well the points of the matter is the now adays communications is a global industry and everybody has a choice you can watch artsy you can watch c.n.n. you can watch the b.b.c. from anywhere in the world if you happen to be put now stuff that people want to see ten people are going to watch it it doesn't matter who you all or who supports you c.n.n. is no wailed why it now was the clinton news network the b.b.c. is the voice of the remaining as far as brics is concerned russia today it's what it says on that saying you know you are backed by russia people take that into account these are the new york times and people like the regime and people idiots people discounts a certain amounts of what every news channel says because they all of the individual viewpoints like a newspaper the daily mirror h

u.k. independence party calvin chapman found it quote heartbreaking the prime minister condemned the violence and called for political dialogue and british opposition leader jeremy corbyn called on the u.k. prime minister to talk directly to her spanish counterpart and we'll bring you more on this story as the evening unveils. first. move to another big story today french prosecutors have launched a terrorism probe after a knife attack left two women dead in marcy's main train station artie's correspondent charlotte duplicity has the details. well we know that those two women were killed following that knife attack in the station at mar say the main station so we understand that the man who is wielding that knife actually slit the throat of one of the women that's how she died and apparently according to passers by he screamed out. or god is the greatest while he was carrying out that attack now the security services at the station waybill to respond fairly quickly and shot the man dead at the scene and what the prosecutor's office has said in paris is that while the motives are not yet clear

u.k. independence party. every time that the new york times or the washington post or anybody ever does something it's some exposé about r t it makes people in this country even more interested and more fascinated with what r.t. does r t two point one billion views two point two million subscribers now why do you think that is let's just guess is it because of some some kind of inter agency goings on between you two of the alphabet and google and r.t. or is that russian or do people lie good if there is propaganda i would respectfully submit it's pro r d because every time the new york times talks about you i think it's out of jealousy both your popularity everybody has a choice you can say you can watch c.n.n. you can watch the b.b.c. from anywhere in the world if you happen to people the people want to see and people are going to watch it it doesn't matter who you all or who supports you it's enough to know both that's all it is one of them seen some turn on. the fact is it seems that all see a giving some

u.k. independence party fears the decision to revoke catalan autonomy may have regrettable consequences. we can now cross live to actor lopez both a professor of law who's in barcelona actor thank you very much indeed for joining us i mean and also for waiting as you have there so do you expect the spanish government to trivial article one five five on saturday. yes. everything indicates that they are going to treat. one hundred fifty five for the constitution. but the other question if it is if they are going to open it in a constitutional way because what likely right now is that they are trying to activate such article in order to suspend. me according to the constitutional doctrine in any tanami cannot be suspended unless the. chair or on amending the constitution had been treated or it. that point the one hundred fifty would be insufficient to little good but it would be not enough to suspend the cattle on the economy. are the plants off the. spanish wall or. not that's ahead in just in case you go ahead i mean more developments do you think would follow if spain. spain. to go that

independence referendum. u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson at the labor party. despite a dozen of his own party members and even johnson's father being guests also. more protests in barcelona over the arrest of. organizing the region's independence referendum these are live pictures now. where a silent protest is taking place. this is our team to national coming live from moscow every hour of the day just after ten pm in the russian capital this tuesday welcome to the program our top story the iraqi army taken full control of the city of. kurdish peshmerga fighters it was described as a declaration of war by the kurdish military which promised to every response. no idea. but i. know i know i know there were no longer. living with mental problems you can. call border although it was long ago. but i'm going to give up on par for the next year there's not been a darker friends are gonna. be. back on i'm in an hour from the hummer above the gods there but no there's shabby others do you. know. how much did that come. about with lots not all pretty much. protoboard on

u.k. independence party fears the decision to revoke catalan autonomy may have regrettable consequences. that are going to be armed riot police in the streets of the cities and you know we we can see cheer you see gas in rubble bullets being deployed to go we had almost a thousand people injured in the last well it's going to get much worse if this spanish government insists on withdrawing the rights of the council on people should govern themselves the fact is as with all of these types of issues the best thing to do is go to some form of arbitration i understand the castle and president has already offered to do so i would think that the spanish government in the interests of the old people in the interests of spanish unity should actually achieved today and whipped through a peaceful should we should. now this channel has once again found itself in the middle of a scandal artie's adverts in the london underground have provoked an angry reaction from some labor m.p.'s they're demanding the u.k.'s media watchdog of com investigates the ad campaign with more on this and as i say check it

independence. talks inound of brexit brussels, despite a recent conservative party congress in the u.k.hat left the prime minister weaker than ever. and chance l longer merkrkel maa nenew deal in her attempt to fom a governing coalition in germany. in concession to the conservatives that cap the number of migrants led in every year. this hour, the nobel prize for economics has just been announced. we love the details in the business update -- we will have the details in the e business update. and more on this incredible career, coming up. at first, the top story live from paris. catalonia is at a crossroads this week, the catalan pair mr. president and minister going head-to-head over the region's eventual independence. they days ago, catalonia voted to leave spain in defiance of a top court that the clues about illegal. just yesterday, the so-called silent majority, some 350,000 people, turned out in catalonia to say they want to stay in spain. today, the french minister for european affairs says that france would not recognize catalonia if it were to succeed. in the leader of spain's

independence referendum. u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson a. dozen of his own party members. twenty four hour news from moscow this is r t international. your company our top story this hour the iraqi army say it's taken full control of the city of. kurdish peshmerga fighters it was described as a declaration of war by the kurdish military which promised a heavy response. there was. no i don't want to go either way. it's been the problem you guys. all want to. get. along. i mean an hour from now one hundred or so but the god that people know there's. how much did that god. brought aboard and i'll go on. the book that. the iraqi government say's the move was to quote increased security but the oil rich city has been under the control of kurdish forces since twenty forty knots when the iraqi army fled the area to escape islamic state if you try to go has more on how the war on terror in iraq has turned into a battle for territory gunshots and one of the largest cities in the north of iraq that had nothing to do with terrorists. i mean it's about the terrorists not being there a

independence the scottish national party appears to have delayed plans to push for a second independence referendum off the back of britain's exit from the european union scotland rejected independence from the u.k. in twenty fourteen but a majority of scots voted to remain in the e.u. during twenty sixteen's bragg's it referendum the first minister nicolas sturgeon says she won't seek another independence vote just yet s.n.p. members had called on her to delay demands until sometime in twenty the twenty. that would give any further consideration to the timing. but. that doesn't mean i will stop making the case for scotland independent at least thirty people have been killed in violence in the north east of democratic republic of congo rebels a group of civilians before fighting the army near the town of benny security forces blame the attack on a ugandan group called the allied democratic forces more than one hundred thousand people are without power in the us after the gulf coast the worst affected states mississippi alabama and louisiana nate quickly weakened and has since been downgraded to a tropical storm but i mean no deaths or injuries reported in the u.s. but up to thirty people were ki

independence referendum. on the u.k.'s foreign secretary tax labor party m.p.'s for appearing on this channel calling it scandalous. protests broke out in barcelona over the arrest of two confound leaders accused of organizing the region's independence referendum. good evening welcome has just turned six o'clock here in moscow you're watching international now our top story this hour the iraqi army says it has taken full control of the city of kirkuk and pushed out kurdish peshmerga fighters it was described as a declaration of war that could a military which found heavy response cool. cool i i. i. know i. know i don't like either one. of the guys. i. called water although he was. a likable guy but not if you're going out of darker garbanzos you're gonna go sort of hard work out good. luck on i mean an album from the bottom or a blood. god there but no there is there's. how much did that god. would. throw down the block coordinator the book. the iraqi government says the move was to increase security but the oil rich city has been under the control of kurdish fo

of certainty between the two parties in the independence coalition as to what exactly they're doing and remember. drawing the parallel with. exactly the same way. in the u.k. and drawing of the far left and the hard right so the independence. is drawn from the far left and some very socially and economically can so if the people and it is those people who have become twitchy over the last few days of the prospect of banks moving out and business moving out to catalonia so here i think they will see this delay as a crack in the capital and in the print in the certainty of the carbon in the pens but as far as it goes no one here still knows exactly what what is it what is going on unless there's a back channel between spain and the european commission and then back to the cattle government. emerges. a unilateral declaration of independence that was that would force him to take. an extremely serious measures and measures which would which would leave the spanish government accused as usual . by its opponents of being fascists in the inheritance of franco obviously the police actions are a referendum they didn't help them at all and i think they're probably t

independence referendum. also ahead this hour to news hour u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson that the labor party is for appearing. by the dozens of its own party members and even. also. yet more protests in barcelona over the arrest of two cats along.

independence despite increasing pressure from madrid. and other news the leader of britain's main opposition party slams tories amaze government for failing to secure a breakfast agreement as the prime minister warns the u.k. must be ready to quit the e.u. without a deal. i'm kate partridge and these are the headlines at r.t. international coming to you live from moscow and across here up thank you for watching. and we starting france where police have used tear gas amid a nationwide anti-government strike unions called on five million civil servants to walk out of their jobs and take part in one hundred thirty planned marches against president macross labor reforms. well for the latest on this we can now cross the live to paris and afrikaans correspondent charlotte do bensky behind that lucky i mean we saw those pictures of the tear gas earlier what's the situation like now. what. well it's cold for the moment in nation which is the end point over this protest today here in paris hundred service people thousands even have turned out in the streets to take part in this nationwide day of action and what we saw was some violence scuffles between police and a small minority of protest is only routed to this

scottish national party appears to have delayed plans to push for a second independence referendum if the back of versions exit from the european union scotland rejected independence from the u.k. in two thousand and fourteen bought a majority of scots voted to remain in the e.u. in two thousand and sixteen and breck's that referendum first minister nicola sturgeon says she wants another independence vote just yet as in pay members had called on her to delay them all central some time in the twenty twenties. that wouldn't give any further consideration to the timing and tell breaks on the thames of break to become clearer to weave a clear line of say all that means for scotland doesn't mean i will stop making the case for scotland being independent campaigning for liberia's presidential election on tuesday has just ended twenty candidates are on the violin to succeed africa's first elected female president ellen johnson sirleaf they include the vice president a businessman and a former world footballer of the year address reports from the capital monrovia. candidates for liberia's presidential and parliamentary elections zine a last minute effort to win over voters their range

independents e r c party in the barcelona city council from madrid tony roldan the economic spokesman for the sierra dardar nost party translated that means citizens party and from nottingham in the u.k. simon to bo who's an assistant professor in the school of politics and international relations at the university of nottingham welcome to you all alfred if i can start with you going back to the speech by your president the catalan president what were your thoughts when you heard his words particularly the words he said first today i assume the mandate for catalona catalonia to become an independent state in the form of a republic i thought he was very clever in the first the first place because he accepted them mandate of the people there's nothing else he could do this was a binding referendum and those up was a clear yes by ninety percent on the second hand he said he was open to negotiation so he offered the very last chance to the spanish government opening the door stretching out his hand and saying we will leave a couple of weeks for talks let's see if this works always take into account that democracy is the red line when we are going to surrender democracy because people vot

party was considered dead 10 years ago. she is taking her claim as the person who is loyal and helpful to may, while plotting an independent course. francine: rob, thank you so much , u.k prime minister and conservative party conference. we will get plenty of updates from rob drop today and for the week. we will be back with bob profusek of unicredit with harm bandholz. if you have questions for either, you can log onto tv . check ande data ask tom and i to put questions directly to our guests. this is bloomberg. ♪ are alls is where we stuck it is where we have been going back 40, 50, 1 hundred years. the great move in the stock market, up, up and away. a gorgeous chart of optimism on america. is what your this whole practices based on. you know what, there is this, that, and the other thing, but we always move forward, don't we? >> we do. you get lost sometimes in the daily event. especially on a day like today, that seems sort of irrelevant, to be honest with you. the trusted thing is usually in the positive direction. tom: is the synergy going on, is a constructive for america or israel world financial engineering defended? >> it depends. some of synergies are e

u.k.'s conservative party conference gets underway. looks told a hard brexit increasingly likely. we will take you live to manchester. and the constitutional crisis. pro-independenceroups call for a general strike. today as the european parliament decides it will debate the referendum tomorrow. how will the eu ultimately handle this confrontation? with less -- we are less than half an hour from the start of cash trading in europe. what are the fair value calculations on the bloomberg telling us about that start? honestly, nothing to see here is where we find ourselves at the moment. indications of a flat opening. not a lot going on. but you have to appreciate where we are. the dax hit a record yesterday. a similar push yesterday stateside on the snp -- s&p. equities feel on the front foot at the moment. the dollar definite -- definitely feels on the front foot as we watch it make its climb. its turn to the gmm and look around the world to see what is going on. the aussie dollar, the rba concerned about the impact that is having on inflation. .2% thiss down by morning, but the bloomberg dollar index continues to rise. up by .2%. equities well bid yesterday. danish

scottish national party appears to have delayed plans to push for a second and dependence referendum on the back of britain's exit from the european union scotland rejected independence from the u.k. in two thousand and fourteen but the majority of scots voted to remain in the e.u. during two thousand and sixteen breaks it referendum. that wouldn't give any further consideration to the timing and tow. the thames of but it's become clear to we've cleared a lane of say about what all that means for scotland that doesn't mean i will stop making the case for scotland being independent hundreds of thousands of people have joined a unity rally in spain. at secession referendum the regional government is considering a unilateral declaration of independence as the headlines on the do stay with us on the planet is coming up next thank you for watching. with. that we have our depth look at the problem of global warming and what. it's now being. earth as we know it today. from a ship that reveals. not if economic and financial markets could save the planet. reuse nature because she's valuable but we lose nature because she's free. if we invest money in protecting nature will urge a very ver

party which can make him japan's longest serving leader. planlan separatist -- cap separatists, the president said it to be ousted within days. his allies are signaling he could clear independence. u.kime minister battle to get brexit legislation through parliament. the new roadblock, the labour eclipsing thes, summit. theresa may's underlined when given her an ultimatum. changes to her legislation or risk. a reform agenda has received a critical boost after they gained around in elections. the key battleground of when azeris, his ally, the ex-president's affairs critic. the czech republic eurosceptic has won a dominant victory in the parliamentary election. the party run by andre who opposes euro members of and has onys -- blamed paris attacks germany. blow to another integration in the european and has established a party. -- anti-established party. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. manus: trump is considering john taylor and jerome powell for the top job. he also indicated janet yellen remains in the running for the nomination to a second four-year term. nicolas, talk is us through what the

party and the times newspaper going . so certainly our team has been getting lots of attention here in the u.k. . it certainly hasn't ciscos this with an independent member of the european parliament janice and concerned janice thank you very much indeed for joining us well we've been hearing it all that i mean why do you think we're seeing increasing attacks on our city. you know what because you're putting an alternative view and you're challenging the sun the establishment just as i do actually what i think all tea for is that we actually get there so across europe you know what populism rising and we are presenting our views were present representing the views of the millions of people who are voting for us but you mention boris johnson and jeremy corbett and you forgot hillary clinton only this week she's been in london and traveling around the country spreading the love with her book and she blames you for the state trying to destabilize. your opponent she's blamed for losing the election she blames facebook google as mr putin everybody but ourselves so you got some quite powerful enemies out there oh yeah i mean john she raised hillary clin