u.k. parliament doesn't have a position on this but the european parliament. has said in a statement that products described as oxo to great of all in other words products will only care for a process of oxidation that don't go for a fine nor process of by a decoration products that should be avoided and those are normally plant normal plastics because normal plastics will go over a very very slow process of oxidation so as for speed we can make the technology go within matter of months we can convert it from a plastic material to biodegradable tearless in mumps has to self with the micro start consuming those biodegradable materials that would depend on nature depends where will it go would it be in a desert will it be in the waters will it be in the open environment will it be in a forests what sort of microbes do you have. but for sure we've proven by years and decades of study is these this technology does go for a full process of oxygen and then by a degradation and that is what the european parliament itself instructed the european commission. to do a re

u.k. parliament in london a huge cordon has been thrown around the area. along welcoming pizza w. watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey's currency woes sent a ripple around the world now the president is talking of economic terrorism. and afghan city almost cut off and a rapidly rising death toll is the battle for ghastly drags on. and the divide over hong kong status talks beijing want to raise these questions about freedom of speech. ok let's get you right up to date with the developing story police have sealed off several blocks around the u.k. parliament building the house of commons by the river thames in london after a car smashed into security barriers the incident happened a little over an hour ago seven thirty seven am london time the police say a number of pedestrians were injured as well as cyclists although moments ago they said none of them were in a life threatening condition several police cars were very quickly on the scene and a man was detained a nearby underground station has been closed by the police lawrence lee is our correspondent tracking

u.k. parliament during morning rush hour. also ahead this hour washington gets the cold shoulder from posing sanctions on middle east nations with a run saying there will be no negotiations with the u.s. and turkey likewise condemning its nato ally. the latest clashes between the afghan government and the taliban have killed over a hundred civilians with washington apartment.

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u.k. parliament. if they cannot get that through parliament in time, the u.k.ake crash out of the you -- eu with no deal. the u.k. has been talking about stockpiling medicine and bringing in the army. all kinds of scary scenarios that hopefully will encourage the lawmakers to reach a deal. taylor: i wonder how the business community is reacting and how nervous they are to tensions we are or are not going to get. are there any sectors or industries that are more concerned than others? >> one of the industries concerned is aerospace because they are flying between european. that is an industry. andine: talk about carney -- barnier, almost the last man standing instability within u.k. political and economic environment. providingant is he to some stability for the pound and markets in general? >> there was a report yesterday saying that potentially the treasury had asked mark carney to stay on for another year. already extended his tenure by one year after the brexit vote happens. the treasury denied they had asked him but is not a huge surprise they would because

u.k. house of parliament police have detained a car's driver and say counterterrorism forces will lead the investigation. into the incident and afghan officials say more than one hundred security forces and two hundred taliban fighters have been killed in the battle for control of the city across me hundreds of civilians have fled the city. thank you for watching. letter we were. when we were. in the percent of americans in some point in our lives will experience hardship.

u.k.'s parliament and importantly at the end of may the european union finalized what is known as the general data protection regulation or g.d.p. are our regular boom busters may recall that we had privacy expert miles edwards on the program to explain g.d.p. art he did a splendid job well now legislation or deuced in the u.s. congress would do some of what g.d.p. are has done in the states and we're fortunate to have with us again global regulatory authority miles edwards miles thank you so much for being here well thank you part for inviting me back but it's such an interesting and important topic for us as consumers but for these big businesses these big bank stocks etc so let's start with this senate bill introduced by democrat amy club a char and republican john kennedy the it's a called a social media privacy protection and consumer rights act of two thousand what would it do miles well the first thing is it's really remarkable to me that right now in the united states there are no comprehensive data protection or privacy laws unlike what we spoke about before with the g.d.p. our and s

u.k.'s parliament has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder twenty nine year old was initially detained under terrorism offenses police confirmed reports the suspect is a british citizen originally from sudan three people were injured in the incident. of fighting in the eastern democratic republic of congo is hindering efforts to stop and ebola outbreak the world health organization says aid workers haven't been able to reach some areas where armed groups are present. on a recent trip to man gina in eastern democratic republic of congo the director general of the world health organization had a chance to see for himself how much work still needed to be done to end the above the crisis the latest outbreak began on august first and stands at fifty seven confirmed or suspected cases with forty one deaths back in geneva he didn't mince his words active complete the challenge. and the red zones which are accessible and of course you know addition to that the high population density of population movement. the conflict is hindering vaccination efforts the disease could infect everyone regardl

u.k. houses of parliament. eyewitnesses say he deliberately drove towards members of the public, injuring seral people.lo the driver was in the car and arrested at the scene. our u.k. editor mark easton arrived within minutes and sent us this report. mark: filmed on a cyclist's helmet cam was this car being the driver was alone in the car ntadied for the second terror attack on parlian 18 months. a bbc rooftop camera records what happened just after 7:35 this morning. a ford fiesta pulled shortly off parliament square on the wrong side of the road through a group of cyclists waiting through the light, accelerates towards two police officers protecting the palace of westnster. they leap out of the way before the car smass into a security bollard. barry williams, a bbc picture editor, was walking to work when he saw the car career out the morning traffic. >> hit the cyclist, then swerved over to the safety barrier and accelerated at high speed. mark: was it a deliberate act? if he'd meantre to hithe cyclist. they

u.k. are treating a car crash outside the parliament building as an act of terrorism the man has been arrested in connection with the incident two people were injured when the suspect allegedly drove his car into security barriers in front of the building also coming up. president time to want opens a new front in his diplomatic and trade spats with the united states is now threatening to boycott u.s. electronic goods including the i phone. and more than three hundred people have been killed in a taliban attack on the key afghan city of gazan the people fleeing say they're lining the streets and some residents have been without food or electricity for day . hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us british police are investigating a terrorist incident after a car crashed into a security barriers outside the houses of parliament in london police have detained the man driving the car on suspicion of terrorism two people were hurt in the crash but none of the injuries are life threatening armed officers remain on the scene and the area around parliament square has been cordoned off. for more n

u.k. parliament. that will be the signal for the bulls to step in and by the pound.r or december could be pretty interesting. these are the two summits we are focusing on. nejra: if we do get that soft brexit outcome you are predicting, what does that mean for the bank of england? do think there will be significant repricing in the rate market in terms of hikes? valenintin: to a degree. it is the case that most of the resilience we saw in the immediate aftermath of the eu referendum was due to a sharp buildup and consumer leverage. in the meantime, that. buildup has slow down access to funding is still more expensive. damage has been done. the bank of england will want to aboutt the implications what the the -- assess implications will be. i would not expect immediate change in that view, of the immediate of start would be that ultimately remaining more hikes than expected at the moment, especially if the recovery in the economy on the back of that is swifter or more aggressive than expected by the bank of england. nejra: we have talked about your target for cable an

u.k. parliament with a little bit of support from the opposition benches.really interesting idea. what if we get through the weakness that we saw? what does it actually mean for the united kingdom? how does your world fold into politics if we get to a 119 or 121 sterling? kit: at that level -- sterling is incredibly cheap in real terms if we get down there, the euro and the dollar. my starting point would be -- we have been lower than that or as low what 120 would meet against the dollar twice in a long time, twice in my lifetime. once in 1976. the second time only nationalized the banks in the end of 2008, 2009. in real terms, it has not been close to those kind of levels looking back a really long ways. those are incredibly cheap levels. if we don't get inflation and the economy saw a big inflation differential, we could talk about turkey later that get a differential, if that does not happen and the economy, however long it takes, stabilizes and moves forward, i don't think you could keep sterling down at those levels. what it will mean for us around her

police in the u.k. a car crash outside the houses of parliament as an act of terrorism three people were injured when a man drove his car into the security barrier outside the building the suspect has been arrested police say he is refusing to cooperate. this footage was taken moments after the car crashed outside british parliament. a b.b.c. television camera filmed the car driving toward parliament then into an access lane before hitting the barrier gate. police around the vehicle and arrest the suspect at gunpoint. and eye witness described seeing the car. a selfie and i don't mind roy told them i was appalled at the state forcing my remark when it was deliberately it was an error it was made over you know for ensuring that you were using a direct affront to those of the becoming quite experienced at least knowing fiction they. were praised for their rapid response they say the incident is being treated as an act of terrorism given that this appears to be that the method of this being an iconic saw it's we are treating it as a terrorist incident up karzai now is to formally establish

u.k. are treating a car crash outside the houses of parliament as an act of terrorism three people were injured when a man drove his car into the security barriers outside the building in early morning rush hour the suspect has been arrested and police are working to confirm his identity. this footage was taken moments after the car crashed outside the british parliament. b.b.c. television camera filmed the car driving towards the building then into an access lane before hitting the barrier gate. several bikers and pedestrians were wounded. police arrived quickly on the scene. they surrounded the vehicle guns drawn and arrested the twenty nine year old suspect. an eyewitness described seeing the crash. scene i don't mind trying to say i was appalled at. the state because you might get my point it was deliberate it wasn't there it was no other didn't prove it to me he knew it was a direct hit from london visit it becoming quite an experience that he's now unfortunately. to crash happened near last year's westminster bridge attack where five people died after a man drove into a crowd and stabbed

u.k. are treating a car crash outside the houses of parliament as an act of terrorism a man has been arrested but he is so far refusing to cooperate with police. and turkish president want to open a new front in his diplomatic and trade dispute with the united states is now threatening to boycott u.s. electronic goods including the i phone. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us we begin with a breaking story out of italy the media there say at least eleven people are dead after a motorway bridge collapsed in the northwestern city of genoa and there are fears that the death toll will rise at least twenty vehicles including cars and trucks are believed to have been involved in the collapse rescue workers have pulled two victims alive from the rubble so far italy's transport minister has called. has described the incident as an immense tragedy. well we can now talk to frank he's a marketing management student who is currently in genoa and was near the bridge when it collapsed frank first of all tell us how close for you to the bridge when it crumbled. i'm one one hundred. from the beach b

u.k. you say a car crash outside the parliament building appears to have been an act of terrorism a man has been arrested in connection with the incident three people were injured when the suspect allegedly drove his car into security barriers in front of the building also coming up turkish president tom out of one of opens.

u.k. are treating a car crash outside the houses parliament of.

u.k. will cave into the eu and parliament ratified whatever deal comes through. shery: the prime minister is supposed to a potential referendum, jeremy corbyn is as well. how strong is the case for a referendum on the deal at this point? >> there is a very strong case for a second referendum. i think it is unlikely. votersbecause in 2016, did not know what brexit would for it formany voted contradictory reasons. the likely deal between ee cap -- u.k. and eu will fall well short of the brexit campaign like boris johnson promised people. a strong case where voters have a chance to vote on the exit deal and perhaps change their mind. to reverse brexit, this referendum would have to include the option of remaining in the eu. not clear that referendum may do that, they could simply be accept this or crash out without a deal and people would likely vote to accept it. >> the possibility for a clean break, the option that the u.k. aligns itself closely more with the wto. is that idea feasible? philippe: of course it is possible that the u.k. could trade with the eu on th

u.k. are treating a car crash outside the houses of parliament as an act of terrorism they arrested a man alleged to have driven a car into the security barriers outside the building. now. say over one hundred security forces have been killed as they battle with the taliban for control of the city of gaza any forces launched a surprise attack on the city which is just one hundred twenty kilometers from the capital kabul. the shills say some two hundred taliban fighters have been killed in the fighting hundreds of civilians have fled the city the u.s. is providing military support to afghan troops washington has denied reports though that the city is on the verge of collapse. our correspondents on the pages joins me now in the studio she spent years reporting from afghanistan knows the place well what are you hearing from your sources in gaza need today what's the latest on the ground where we see a fifth day of fighting we know that most people in the city yesterday without water electricity communications this down so it's really difficult to get a clear picture of what's going on there

u.k. are treating a car crash outside the parliament building as an act of terrorism a man has been arrested in connection with the incident two people were injured when the suspect allegedly drove his car into security barriers in front of the building also coming up. president time.

u.k. they arrested a driver that crashed into the parliament.is leading the investigation. two people have been injured. we will bring you more on that as we get it. let's get the first word news. >> once again, the turkish president is sounding defined. he said today the nation will stand strong against the dollar and promised to boycott iphones and other american electronics. the lira is taking a breather today after falling 30% in the last month. they took profits after the slide. hasployment in the u.k. fallen to a 43 year low. it felt .2% to 4%. this has not translated into a jump in pay. wage growth slowed down. tom steyer is adding $10 million to his drive to help democrats control house. that's on top of the $110 million he has already committed. increase voters motivated by the idea of impeaching president trump. iglobal news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. international maelstrom we've been talking about, there is an american boom e

u.k. are treating a car crash outside the houses of parliament as an act of terrorism a man has been arrested but he is refusing to cooperate. turkish president. opens a new front in his diplomatic and trade spat with the united states he's now threatening to boycott u.s. electronic goods including the i phone. and more than three hundred people have been killed in a taliban attack on the keep the city of the people fleeing saying all these are lining the streets in some residents have been without food for doing. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us we begin with breaking news from italy dozens are feared dead after a motorway bridge collapsed in the northwestern city of genoa italian please share these images from the scene of the collapse. after hundreds of prior fighters are racing to rescue victims at the site one person has been pulled alive from the rubble so far italy's transport minister says the incident seems to be an immense tragedy. well joining us now is philip will and he's a freelance journalist with the guardian newspaper in will rome of what what are you hearing from

u.k. are treating a car crash outside the houses of parliament as an act of terrorism three people were injured when a man drove his car into the security barriers outside the building the suspect has been arrested police are working to confirm his identity. this footage was taken moments after the car crashed outside british parliament. a b.b.c. television camera filmed a car driving toward parliament then into an access lane before hitting the barrier gate. surround the vehicle and arrest the suspect at gunpoint. and eye witness described seeing the car. itself seeing a man roy. i was appalled at the restraint to force my remark and it was deliberately it was a it was made over you have a lot of injuries you would use a direct hit from under those of it becoming quite an experience at least now in fiction they. were praised for their rapid response they say the incident is being treated as an act of terrorism given that this appears to be a deliberate thought the method and this being an iconic sites we are treating it as a terrorist incident top priority now is to formally establish the iden

u.k. police are searching three houses as part of the counterterrorism probe. this is after an attack on parliamentterday. arrested-old man was by officers after crashing into early-morning commuters and striking barriers outside the home of the british government. theresa may called on the u.k. to come together and carry on as normal, but remain vigilant. china's regulators have frozen and approval of licenses amid a government shakeup. the restructuring of power among departments and regulators are concerned about violence in gambling. the sector has been rattled as gaining companies from online giant from tencent to small developers await approval. respondstries did not to our request for comments. italy, 35 people have been killed after a highway bridge collapsed in the mediterranean port. rescuers say people may be buried in the rubble. it was said there can be no trade off fiscal rules and the safety of italians. global news, 24 hours a day on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus, anna. anna: thank you, ju

u.k. london police confirm it is treating a car crash. as a terrorist incident after a vehicle crashes into security. parliament during morning rush hour. so ahead this hour washington gets the cold shoulder from posing sanctions on middle east nations with iran saying there will be no negotiations with the u.s. and turkey likewise condemning its nato ally. the latest clashes between the afghan government. have killed over one hundred civilians with washington apparently unsure whether it's cooperating or fighting the islamist group. the international launches a probe. within the organization are blamed on pressure of work. live from moscow to the world international good to have your company i mean you know. breaking news. international the house being for the last number of hours now u.k. police confirm they are treating a car crash in westminster terror attack during morning rush hour now a vehicle crashed into security barriers at the heart is a parliament in london injuring two people the driver being detained at the scene by police. on. our london correspondent on the say a church is the site of the incident last year how clear ar

u.k. are treating an early morning rush-hour car crash outside the houses of parliament as an act of terrorismthree people were injured when a man drove his car into the security barriers outside the building. the suspect is reportedly not cooperating with investigators. reporter: this footage was taken moments after the car crashed outside the british parliament. a bbc television camera filmed the car driving toward the building, then into an access lane before hitting the barrier gate. several bikers and pedestrians were wounded. police arrived quickly on the scene. they surrounded the vehicle, guns drarawn, and arrested the 29-year-old suspect. an eyewitness described seeing the crash. >> basically i saw a man drivivi towards houses of parliaiament t speed. in my opinion it was deliberate. it did not swerve into it. it was a direct hit. us londonersrs are becoming quie experienenced at this s now, unfortunately. reporter: the crash happened near last year's westminster a tackle whehen five people d died after a man drove into a crowd and stabbed a police officer. the security barriers were

u.k. is going to leave the european union on the 29th of march. they have a hard deadline. once that is agreed, it has to be ratified in both parliaments. th sides will want to scrutinize it. lawmakers are not going to sign any old thing off. they need time. there is a risk of no deal. what happens the day after brexit for germany, the netherlands, france? what happens the morning after? tom, it depends on whether we have a deal or not. the u.k. is preparing for a no deal scenario. they are talking about stockpiling medicines. tom: let me go to harm bandholz. i think that captures the gloom. harm: that sounds very gloomy. let's hope we don't get there. we have to say, we have had a , results,shocks outcomes. the immediate fallout was not so bad as we thought. it was more like life goes on. it would be a bad outcome. i don't want to sugarcoat it. .loom and doom of the day after i don't think so. nejra: thank you. harm bandholz stays with us. thank you, jess. gtb go to browse recent charts, download them, take them to your morning news. make your day better with them. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am tom keene in new york. it is time towards the

when there's a vote in parliament of the u.k. should do anything about assad's use of chemical weapons, the mps very aware that they had voted in support of the iraq war. they voted against doing anything to stop bashar assad using chemical weapons. that decision in the british parliament had big effects over here. when president obama got everybody lined up to respond militarily to the chemical attacks syria they withdrew that decision following the vote in the british parliament and put it off to congress knowing full well congress would never get around to making a decision on anything. >> thank you. let's go there. please tell us who you are, keep the comments introduction short. go ahead. >> thank you. i have contacted master sergeant shane hutchins. my question is, the u.s. has successfully rebuilt and defeated nations before, given the time and resources that the united states can muster, what in your opinion would it take to turn iraq into a stable, prosperous and democratic nation? or is it too late? having given over to

leader of the opposition free democrats in the german parliament mr alexander graf lamb star of a very warm welcome mr lamb do you believe the u.k. is ready for a no deal back that well i believe what happened today was a welcome sign of realism because the british government in the past has been pollyannish about the situation in the knowledge has now that dominic robb called pragmatism is now what's called for because there is a likelihood of no deal being reached i don't hope that it's going to be the case but we don't know it may well so i mean be right in your assessment do you still think there is a glimmer of hope and that a deal is within reach well i believe that if the u.k. finds a solution for the irish border and makes it position clear on whether it wants to stay in the customs union with the european union a deal can be reached but the red lines that the u.k. government has drawn are still there so no membership in the single market no membership in the customs union and that makes it exceedingly difficult what's so interesting to have you here with this is that you've spent more than a decade in the european parli

u.k. are treating an early morning rush hour car crash outside the houses of parliament as an act of terrorism three people were injured when a man drove his car into the security barriers outside the building the suspect a man in his late twenty's is reportedly not cooperating with investigators. this footage was taken moments after the car crashed outside the british parliament . the b.b.c. television camera filmed the car driving toward the building then into an access lane before hitting the barrier gate. several bikers and pedestrians were wounded. police arrived quickly on the scene. they surrounded the vehicle guns drawn and arrested the twenty nine year old suspect. an eyewitness described seeing the crash. scene i don't mind trying to ferret out the part of me that. he stayed pretty close to my in my friend it was deliberate it wasn't there it was no i didn't feel rage crash happened near last year's westminster bridge attack where five people died after a man drove into a crowd and stabbed a police officer. the security barriers were installed in the wake of that attack london's mayo

u.k. are treating an early morning rush hour car crash outside the house of parliament as an act of terrorism three people were injured when a man drove his car into the security barriers outside the building the suspect a man in his late twenty's is reportedly not cooperating with investigators. this footage was taken moments after the car crashed outside the british parliament . television camera filmed the car driving toward the building into an access lane before hitting the barrier gate. several bikers and pedestrians were wounded. quickly on the scene. they surrounded the vehicle guns drawn and arrested the twenty nine year old suspect. an eyewitness described seeing the crash. scene i don't mind trying to ferret out the part of me that he did he stay in prison for she might be my friend it was deliberately it wasn't you it was no they didn't want me he was using a diary he was from london because of it becoming quite an experience and he's now on functioning. the crash happened near last year's westminster bridge attack where five people died after a man drove into a crowd and stabbed

u.k. must legally leave. they need to give some time for the british parliament and the european parliament to scrutinize theand approve it. is a month going to make any difference? probably not. to show that things are not going to plan and we are a long way off getting any cap of agreement. you cannot rule out some late-night last-minute trading in the smoke-filled rooms in brussels. as oneeu has to speak voice for the individual countries much me going insane is white. up until now they have shown some rare unity. they are pretty much united on one topic and that is brexit. they have been able to negotiate as one with the u.k.. pretty much they disagree on everything else. migration, the way money should respected things like that and what happens in the future of europe. on brexit they are united. to see some cracks in that and i think the next few months will put some pressure on the unity. the u.k. should get complacent. broadly speaking, the eu agrees they cannot allow the u.k. to leave and have a better deal than when they would remember and that is what's up with most of the eu's minds. >> thank you

that we're getting from the metropolitan police, scotland yard that this crash at the houses of parliament of u.k. the seat of government. the very center of power is being treated as a terrorist attack. now, central london has been shut down following that crash. car went into the security barriers that surrounds that building. forensic investigators are at the scene. it happened at 7:30 in the morning a very busy time, obviously, in london. the car driven very fast hit first pedestrians and then bicyclists on the road and then turned against traffic before it slammed there. armed police as you can imagine very fast at the scene. they pulled a man, said to be in his late 20's out of the car, arrested him. again, this is a quote from the police statement that we just got on suspicion of terrorist offenses. >> he seemed calm. he wasn't shouting or resisting. wasn't apparently armed. again, a couple of people said to be injured. none of them seriously. a terror cordon has been set up around that area. this is really for the investigation, guys. again, several eyewitnesses told sky news that it real

u.k. london police confirm they are treating. terrorist incident after a vehicle crashes into security barriers. parliament during morning rush hour. also ahead this hour washington gets the cold shoulder from posing sanctions on middle east nations with iran saying there will be no negotiations with. turkey likewise condemning its nato ally. in the latest clashes between the afghan government and the taliban have killed over one hundred. washington. whether it's cooperate saying we're fighting. three pm here in the august fourteenth welcome to our to international in and. dozens of people are feared dead after a major motorway bridge collapsed in the northern italian city of genoa video has been posted online the moment the bridge came. the two hundred metre section of the a ten collapsed during a violent storm sending vehicles plummeting around one hundred meters to deploy at least two survivors have been followed and it is thought that a rather and a dozen vehicles were on the toll road when it came down out a run mid day at local time our correspondent joins us now for more on this maria this looks hav

u.k. are treating a car crash outside the hoss's of parliament as an act of terrorism three people were injured when a man drove his car into the security barrier outside the building the suspect has been arrested police are working to confirm his identity. this footage was taken moments after the car crashed outside the british parliament . a b.b.c. television camera filmed the car driving towards parliament then into an access lane before hitting the barrier gate. police surrounded the vehicle and arrested the suspect at gunpoint. oh and eye witness describes seeing the car. itself being i don't mind trying to say how supported would have been there instead of forcing mark to market it was deliberate it was an error it was made over dinner or for a fee if it was a direct hit from under there's a becoming quite an experience in the snow today. the police were praised for their rapid response. given that this appears to be a deliberate effort the methods of this brilliant iconic saw it's we are treating it as a terrorist incident top priority now is to formally establish the identity of the sus

u.k. police they're confirming that treating a car crash earlier at westminster in london. during rush hour this morning or about a post seven a vehicle crashed into security barriers at the houses of parliament in london injuring two ended up on security barriers laws have been put out there to stop this kind of thing up in the drive has been detained by police is the latest. wow i am. on. was. on the correspondence to situate has been covering this all morning and told to stress that it looks like for anyone just joining us not shooting in. the attack whatever it was the place got a handle on it yeah. indeed kevin no we are right outside the houses of parliament hill really as close as we can get to it given that this whole area behind me leading up to parliament square has been cordoned off by police and with police cars standing there and police officers on the ground investigating this situation and it is our understanding that this area is going to remain closed for the time being it has to be said that when this incident unraveled these days the parliament is not in session there in summer recess so no m.p.'s were out at the place of the incident however when this car did first. they h