u.k. parliament. it is not as if johnson can just call for an election. he has to get approval of two thirds of the house. they will not grant him that until this bill, which mandates a delay in brexit, is past. so we are stuck between a rock and hard place. we believe that a general election is required. this is preferable to a second referendum. a general election where a new house of commons is elected with clarity on this issue, one way or another. amanda: it seems as though the prime minister's approach was to take this hardline to force negotiations to happen. obviously, a calculated risk that may have failed. with the business community like to see that kind of hardline taken? duncan: i think there are some that would like to see that. if ceos put themselves in the position of having their hands tied over a position, they would not like it. certainly,ses, we, would like to see some form of an agreement with the eu. we think we were pretty close with the withdrawal agreement, even though it was

u.k. parliament to put the brakes it brakes on their prime minister the british parliament is about to begin a 5 week suspension but before they are sent home lawmakers will again vote on prime minister boris johnson's call for a snap general election they're expected to reject it for a 2nd time and in another dramatic developments in. a the speaker of parliament john bercow and they'll say he will stand down by the end of next month. the prime minister was not there for that announcement he began his day in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister. at issue the question of how the 2 countries will manage their joint border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union in a moment we'll hear from our correspondent in london about today's developments but 1st this report. live broadcast had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became the u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border to bragg's it. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between them bull beyond iris

parliament. the brexit crisis has pushed the u.k. oser toward a snap election, so looking at live photos, awaiting the crucial brexit vote, that really is a showdown between members of parliament and boris johnson. we know the prime minister has been battling political opponents all day long. his are determined to wreck plans to deliver brexit at all costs by october 31, even if that means leaving with a no deal brexit. this would be the first parliamentary vote in that clash. that is all beginning tonight. loses, boris johnson's officials have said he will set in motion preparations to elect soew government, october 14, that is definitely something we are waiting for. again, we are waiting for those headlines on the result of that vote. , ado know that earlier today conservative party member, philip lee, dramatically defected. he joined the rival liberal democrats and that is when johnson got to his feet to speak to the house of commons. we will again wait here as we begin that crucial brexit vote int has been sort of a clash trying

u.k. parliament has for a blockbuster showdown returned from their summer recess. and recovery teams in yemen 88 bodies from the ruins of a prison bombed by the saudi led coalition but the red cross saying the number of dead likely exceeds 100. watching our to international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 6 pm welcome to the program. barely a european trip by u.s. officials can go by these days without some criticism of russia and following that tradition vice president mike pence has once again warned of russian interference during a visit to poland. now is the time for us to remain vigilant. about the intentions and the actions being taken by russia. as we stand together. and as we see other nato allies follow your lead president. meet their obligations to our common defense in nato we know their efforts will. fail. those remarks come as a daily beast article frames historical events going back a 100 years as russian interference however as more i've got now argues why stop there. there are a few legends as obscure and my idea i

u.k. parliament is about to be suspended. he will officially resign on october 31, that's the deadline for britain to leave the europe uniunion. -- european union. mr. bercow: i promised my wife and children that it would be my last. this is a pledge that i intend to keep. for house votes tonight an early general election, my tenure as speaker m.p. will end when this parliament ends. if the house does not so vote, i have concluded that the least disruptive and most democratic will be to tion stand down at the close of business on thursday, october 1. [laughter] least disruptive because that date will fall shortly after the votes on the green speech expected on 21st and 22nd, october. it will be best to have an experienced figure in the chair. most democratic because it will -- balance balanced is held when all members have some knowledge of the andidates. this is far preferable to a contest at the beginning of a parliament when new m.p.'s will not be similarly informed and may find themselves vulnerable undue institutional in

u.k. parliament is about to begin an unprecedented 5 week suspension lawmakers will be sent home regardless of how they vote on prime minister johnson's call for a snap general election queen elizabeth today formally approves a law forcing the government to delay breaks it unless it can strike a deal with the european union and the speaker of the commons john bercow announced today that he will be stepping down within weeks. and that its backing of president vladimir putin suffered heavy losses in this weekend's moscow city council elections many opposition candidate were barred from running the band sparked widespread unrest over the summer and voter turnout over the weekend in that election was look. in tennis rafia the doll has won the 4th u.s. open in new york beating a russia's. in 5 exhausting set the dog won the 1st 2 sets but. fought back and forced a decisive 5th the doll has now 1900 grand slam titles just one behind the all time leader roger federer. well this is e.w. news from berlin you can always find the latest headlines at d.w. dot com or you can follow us on twitter and d w

u.k. parliament with m.p.'s to to vote shortly on a snap election parliament's already agreed to force the government to disclose its no deal plans a fresh blow to boris johnson and this comes after what's been a bruising week for the already lost key parliamentary votes shy there was daschle has more on the latest twists and turns of briggs it is an mammoth week ahead of us today and that comes as parliament is definitely shutting up shop for this parliamentary session that says downing street. so confounded it was true or suspend parliament until october the 14th at the end of today's session now it all comes as boris johnson faced in mecca bruising to his premiership where he suffered key defeats last weekend parliamentary for his do or die no deal come october 31st plus the whole issue of a snap general election now m.p.'s today are yet again expected to reject the government's call for a snap general election count as many opposition leaders throughout the day today has been quite vocal and quite public ab

u.k. parliament after m.p.'s return from their summer recess. also this hour as a u.s. media outlet claims moscow's been interfering abroad for a full century look at whether the russian milling term could have been used for about a 1000 years ago. and recovery teams in yemen pull 88 bodies from the ruins of the prison bombed by the saudi led coalition with the red cross saying the number of dead likely exceeds 100. very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour tensions have greeted the 1st day that the u.k. parliament has got back down to business following the long summer recess and it's no surprise that banks it's still dominating proceedings but tempers at a boiling point. everyone in this government once they deal with. what. we do we do not use the reality that the house of commons have rejected the car with broad agreement 3 joins us live and it seems the kind of. view that you are that you are that is why i wrote to president coulter i'm a student shama i know to you as a senior and distinguishe

u.k. would leave at the end of october with or without a deal. where does this decision leave brexit? >> parliament could be reconvened as early as wednesday, 11:30 a.m. in the u.k., 12:30 a.m. in paris. that has to be confirmed by john bercow. parliamenttime, when comes back, what does it do? does it hold a vote of no-confidence and what will that mean for brexit? will we get a general election? has we look k at the law that been passed, boris johnson has said he wants britain t to leave the e eu by the 31st of october. since then, it has been this deal passed by conservative mps and opposition mps that oblige him if no deal has passed through the u.k. parliament, it obliges him to go to brussels and ask for an extension. will he try and defy the law? to johnn cross now bercow in london. the judgment is unanimous. it is unambiguous. unqualified. is as you all know, that judgment prorogation of parliament was unlawful. unlawful because it prevented or frustrated parliament in the duties andf its core it did so as a crucial time for our country. parliament is in a position to scrutinize the executiv

u.k. parliament returned from the summer recess. as the u.s. media outlet been interfering abroad for a whole century look at whether the russian meddling could have been used for events a 1000 years ago. every teams in yemen pulled 88 bodies from the ruins of a prison bombed by the saudi led coalition with the red cross saying the number of dead. 100. very good to have your company deceiving you watching on t.v. internet. high tensions have created the 1st day that the u.k. parliament is got back down to business following the long summer recess and it's no surprise bags are still dominating proceedings with tempest still a boiling point. everyone in this government wants a deal with you why do. we do it we do but it is a reality that the has a call to reject the car with broad agreement 3 drugs and it simply cannot be 3 thank you iran's right to it that is why i wrote to president older mr sherman i know to you as a senior and distinguished elder statesman tomorrow space to set an example of good behavior. or in london or the briggs's looking

u.k. parliament get one last chance to agree to a general election after a disastrous week for boris johnson with the pm losing all king breaks in votes. good evening i welcome this is r.t. international. the afghan president has declared his country is ready to face off against the taliban after donald trump pulled the plug on peace talks with the group it had been hoped that they would bring america's longest war to an end he blamed the group's recent attack on karbala in which an american soldier was killed the taliban scrapping the talks will result in more u.s. losses. they admitted to an attack in kabul that killed one of our great great soldiers and 11 other people if they cannot agree to a ceasefire during these very important peace talks then they probably don't have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreement anyway the us president called off the peace dialogue this will lead to more losses to the u.s. his credibility will be affected his anti peace stance will be exposed to the world losses to lives in assets will increase. the president's handling of talks with the taliban whi

u.k. parliament return from the summer recess. as u.s. media outlet claims moscow has been interfering abroad for a whole century look at whether the russian meddling being used for events a 1000 years ago. every teams in yemen put 88 bodies from the ruins of a prison bombed by the saudi led coalition the red cross a number of. 100. this is r t international. the 1st day that the u.k. parliament has got back to business following the long summer recess it's no surprise breaks it is still dominating proceedings remaining a boiling point. everyone in this government who once a deal with you thank you. we do. not use the reality that the has a calling to reject the car with broad agreement 3 tries and it simply cannot thank you ira that is why. that is why i wrote to president told her mr sherman i know to you as a senior and distinguished elder statesman in the house to set an example of good behavior whilst gone mad for brecht that state even more so than usual why while the house of commons came together the fast time since the summer rec

u.k. parliament there are calls for prime minister boris johnson to resign in the u.s. congress investigations have begun which could end in the impeachment and removal of president double draw i'm brick off in berlin this is the day. look is just a continuation of which the worst was just a little history the president. calling upon his prime palin to intervene in the burqa paul it was you know. the one right by the actions taken to take by the president of seriously pilings constitute the decision is the voters get it this is what i think david should do their leadership to do what they did to the question. of what the law is and of course. also coming up in the u.k. parliament is back in session after 2 weeks of a suspension that we learned yesterday was never really a suspension at all while makers including the prime minister went back to westminster today as if nothing had happened they have try to hide from the people the truth the real truth all i know dale prexy. i mean she's sean's only true it's a guess that i don't any terrified that he's going to news but a

u.k. parliament please return from the summer recess. the us media outlet has been interfering abroad for a whole century we take a look at whether the russian meddling could have been used for events even a 1000 years ago. pushing the boundaries between religious freedom an animal welfare a. kosher and how loud slaughter methods we've been debating the issue. ok she would be where you are this is r.t. international you won't be disappointed thanks for joining us this evening. high tensions have greeted the 1st day that the u.k. parliament got back down to business following the long summer recess no surprise breaks it still dominates proceedings and tempers are still a boiling point. everyone in this government wants a deal. thank you. we do we do but it is a reality that the has a calling to reject the car with broad agreement 3 drugs and it simply can't thank you i heard that it was that is why i wrote to president told her mr sherman i know to you as a senior and distinguished elder statesman in the house to set an example of good be

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u.k. parliament there are calls for prime minister boris johnson to resign in the u.s. congress investigations have begun which could end in the impeachment and removal of president double troll i'm brick off in berlin this is the day. look it's just a continuation of which are still worse with just a little history of the president at the end state calling upon his prime palor to intervene in terms of reaction it was a perfect wall it was you know what we were quoting like by the actions taken to take i think seriously the constitution to do it is the voters. this is why they say it shouldn't be election but you know what that's the kind of. violation of. the law and of course. also coming up in the u.k. parliament is back in session after 2 weeks of a suspension that we learned yesterday was never really a suspension at all lawmakers including the prime minister went back to westminster today as if nothing had happened they have tried to hide from the people the truth the real truth all they know jailbreaks it right. i mean she's shawms only truth it's a guess that so

u.k. parliament with m.p.'s due to vote again on a snap election later today it comes after a bruising week for prime minister boris johnson who lost key parliamentary votes joining us live now from westminster with the latest. there another showdown well the pm get his wish this way around well absolutely mammoth a week ahead of us today and that comes as parliament is definitely shutting up shop for this parliamentary session that says downing street has confirmed confound that it would provo or suspend parliament until october the 14th at the end of today's session now it all comes as forest. anson faced america bruising to his premiership where he suffered a key defeat last weekend parliamentary for his do or die no deal drugs come october 31st plus the whole issue of a snap general election now in place today yet again expected to reject the government's call for a snap general election it counts as many opposition leaders throughout the day today have been quite vocal and quite public about their rejectio

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u.k. parliament there are calls for prime minister boris johnson to resign in the u.s. congress investigations have begun which could end in the impeachment and removal of president double trouble i'm brick off in berlin this is the day. look this is the continuation of which are the words we're just a little history the president at the. calling upon exploring palace to interpose into the election it was a perfect all. for flow of life by the actions taken by the crew of seriously piling the constitution they didn't is the voters get it this is why they say it should be the election but you know what the fish are going to. violate . the law is on the phone. also coming up the u.k. parliament is back in session after 2 weeks of a suspension that we learned yesterday was never really a suspension at all lawmakers including the prime minister went back to westminster today as if nothing had happened they have to try to hide from the people the truth the real truth all i know jailbreaks it. i knew she chaunced only in truth it's a guess that i don't any terrified that he's

u.k. parliament return from the summer recess. us media outlets claims moscow's been interfering abroad for a whole said sure but the weather the russian meddling with it being used for events even a 1000 years ago. pushing the boundaries between religious freedoms and animal welfare of. kosher and slaughter methods will be debating this issue they said. watching out international line thanks for joining us plenty to come up over the next 30 minutes or so let's get to it. high tensions have created the 1st day that the u.k. parliament got back down to business following the long summer recess no surprise perhaps braggs still dominates proceedings and tempers are still a boiling point. everyone in this government wants a deal. but i really do but it is the reality that the house of commons rejected the card with broad agreement 3 trucks and it simply cannot be 3. wire that is why i that is why i wrote to president told to mr sherman i know to you as a senior and distinguished elder statesman in the house to set an example of good b

u.k. parliament there are calls for prime minister boris johnson to resign in the u.s. congress investigations have begun which could end in the impeachment and removal of president double draw i'm brick off in berlin this is the day. look this is a continuation of the with the worse which should political history the president. calling upon exploring palace to intervene in terms of birth the call it was no quid pro quo i don't like but the actions taken i think have seriously tiredly the constitution they did it is that voters get it this is why they say it's good for the election but you know what better the cause of this violation of. the law is and of course. also coming up in the u.k. parliament is back in session after 2 weeks of a suspension that we learned yesterday was never really a suspension at all lawmakers including the prime minister went back to westminster today as if nothing had happened they have try to hide from the people the truth the real truth all they know jailbreaks it. chaunced only truth it's a trick is that not any terrified that he's going

that is it for parliament until october 14. the u.k. represents an active executive fear, and not a standard were normal for the nation. makes its way out of the building. we will have no more british parliament until october 14. how we will all miss that. the next hour will bring us china's latest consumer and producer prices. bloomberg economics says inflation is picking up more than expected as prices search. let's bring in our next guest, a china economist with bank of america merrill lynch. she joins us in hong kong. we are waiting on those numbers for the month of august. what are your expectations? we expect inflation to likely remain at the similar level compared to july. , 2.8% in july.% pork prices have been rising fast but on the other hand, this month we saw lower energy prices and fruit prices helped offset the rising pork prices. in the coming months, we are not so optimistic. we expect inflation will likely see more upward pressure to 3%. some of the months in the fourth quarter of this year and early 2020, we may see cpi

minister suspends parliament and in 60 u.k. is leaving the e.u. with all without a deal also comment on which is a nazi even after the attempts upon the n.p.t. he stayed loyal to the party which is close to hitler's nazi party democracy in a small german town outrageous and here nazi is unanimously elected unopposed to be the news that. i'm headed home free glad you could join me u.k. parliament has once again rejected prime minister boris johnson's call for a snap the general election has a voted in a late night sitting then last for the 1st 5 weeks suspension joints and asked members to approve a new election to break the deadlock over breaks it but opposition leader jeremy called and said he wouldn't endorse an election until a new deal brags it was off the table and he's also voted to force the government to release confidential files about the preparations for that scenario. well boris johnson began his day in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister lee ever atika about what will happen if the u.k. leaves the european union without an

u.k. coming that's among the very few 3 years ago i think the referendum must be respected . long breaks it's gone far beyond dawn and people don't trust on october 31st. for johnson addresses are reaching parliament and pledges once more to take the u.k. out of the east. and the world's oceans are a disaster in the making and a serious threat to humanity climate scientists for the u.n. warn of rising sea level super storms extreme flooding and more droughts. i'm william blue cross thanks for joining us we begin in the u.s. with the controversy that can make donald trump the 3rd impeach president in american history or. readout of a july phone call between trump and ukrainian president waldemar selenski sjostrom urging the ukrainian leader to investigate democratic presidential candidate joe biden the call has prompted u.s. house democrats to launch a formal impeachment inquiry against president trump they're quoting his actions of an unambiguous damning and shocking abuse of the office of the presidency. these are the documents the white house released hoping to diffuse the controversy over president trump's telephone call with his ukrainian counterpart billowed amir's alinsky instead they seem t

a defiant boris johnson addresses a reconvened parliament and pledges to take the u.k. out of the e.u. . people even the supporters of groupon feel regardless of how the very few 3 years ago think the referendum must be respected. hong. kong. breaks down and people want to. look pretty good and this school made out of bottles how students in kenya are learning that one person's trash is another's treasure. and one clue cruft thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump has called the impeachment inquiry launched by congressional democrats a joke but the latest details are no laughing matter a read out of a july phone call between trump and ukrainian president voight amir's alinsky shows trump wanting the ukraine. leader to investigate democratic presidential candidate joe biden u.s. house democrats are calling his action a quote unambiguous damning and shocking abuse of the office of the presidency. not for the 1st time on a difficult day in new york donald trump was forced to defend his conversation with ukraine's fellow timea selenski using a familiar line which

u.k. parliament reconvening for the 1st time since the supreme court ruled yesterday that prime minister boris johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament earlier this month tonight johnson showed no signs of remorse in his 1st address to lawmakers since the suspension ended he challenged his opponents to call it a confidence vote in his government and he defended his attempts to take the u.k. out of the european union deal or no deal. this person was happy to reenter the house of commons but there was also anger at that parliament has been suspended in the 1st place. i think this prime minister to talk about you are not the right shape he's like a strike. force johnson had to do all he could to be heard this and this. was. i think they should this was because. the prime minister went on the offensive and attacked the leader of the opposition he actually going to vote no confidence in this government is he going to dodge a vote of no co-produce in the primaries. in order to speak with good over votes. no votes followed since that a call for accountability the highest courts in this l

a defiant boris johnson addresses reconvene parliament and pledges once more to take the u.k. out of the e.u. . people supporters of the party old regardless of how the big 3 years ago think the referendum must be respected. hong. kong. dawn and people want to go on october 31st and the campaigners in the u.s. state of alabama want to stop a near total ban on abortions we look at the pressure already faced by those seeking health. and well include cruft thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump has called the impeachment inquiry launched by congressional democrats a joke but the latest details are no laughing matter or read out of a july phone call but. tromping ukrainian president a lot of mir the lenski shows trump wants in the ukrainian leader to investigate democratic presidential candidate joe biden u.s. house democrats are calling his actions a quote an ambiguous damning and shocking abuse of the office of the presidency. not for the 1st time on a difficult day in new york donald trump was forced to defend his conversation with ukraine's fellow to me as a lenski

u.k. parliament has passed legislation that would make a no deal breck's it's illegal the prime minister came out fighting but lawmakers have approved the bill which also delays the u.k.'s exit from the european union then they rejected johnson's call for a snap election also coming up. hurricane dorian devastates the bahamas the scale of the disaster caused by the monster storm is becoming clearer with tens of thousands of homes destroyed and huge numbers of people without food. and hong kong's controversial extradition bill is no more chief executive terry lamb has said she's withdrawing the bill which sparked months of protests in the territory but it's unclear if this concession will satisfy demonstrators. a 1000000 blue cross welcome to the program the british parliament has rejected prime minister boris johnson's call for a snap election members of parliament also defied him by passing a bill to prevent a no deal breck's it if there's no agreement on how to exit the e.u. by the october 31st deadline. yes more setbacks for british prime minister boris johnson parliament voted to pass leg

u.k. parliament has passed legislation that would make a no deal breck said illegal. prime minister came out fighting but lawmakers have approved the bill which would also delay the u.k.'s exit from the european union they then rejected johnson's call for a snap election. also coming up to hurricane dorian devastates the bahamas for the scale of the disaster caused by the monster storm is becoming clearer with tens of thousands of homes destroyed in huge numbers of people without food. plus a neighborly cock up in france maurice the rooster is at the center of a court case over noise pollution for crowing too loudly at the crack of dawn. i'm william blue cross thanks for joining the british parliament has rejected prime minister boris johnson's call for a snap election members of parliament also defied him by passing a bill to prevent a no deal breck's it if they can't come to agreement on how to exit the e.u. by the up tobar 31st deadline. yet more setbacks for british prime minister boris johnson parliament voted to pass legislation blocking a no deal breck's it so h

u.k. parliament even isn't even in session it's on a force vacation forced by boris johnson the u.k. prime minister so that doesn't mean it won't happen if they do find a solution at the last 2nd for example at the meetings of the leaders of the european union so you counsel at the end of october then what we expect to happen is a technical delay of bragg's it or a technical extension for a couple of weeks to get this done but that would only be technical and that's probably something that the u.k. prime minister boris johnson could very well sell it even to the brags that hardliners ok max thanks very much for bring us up to date from stross park. it's 2 sports now in the champions league where dortmund drew nil nil with barcelona in their group opener marco royce missing a penalty for host dortmund holders liverpool suffered a 2 nil defeated napoli leipzig produced an impressive victory at former european champions benefit and another red bowling club salzburg hammer gang $62.00. clocks worn with red star belgrade normally dominant by and are only in 4th place right now in the bonu

u.k. parliament who want to go against the u.k. brexit. it would come to a confrontation in the u.k. parliament. including a no-confidence vote against the government. that would bring for the risk of an early election. boris johnson says he doesn't want to hold it but he may be forced into it whether he likes it or not. to the complication, he has threatened to remove some of the members of the conservative party. all of this is just piling on uncertainty for anyone that trades the british pound. salesalso had some retail data out earlier today. pmi's are very weak. goes on of the economy and on. the uncertainty is making it worse. the politics is muddy. it's hard to create an upside picture for the pound. let's stick with the uncertainty and turn to hong kong. underpformed -- underperforming the hang seng. what's happening there? mark: what's become clear is that investors are becoming much more bearish on the hong kong play. moreong kong index is weighted toward companies which make their money from hong kong itself. index includes comp

u.k. parliament already rejected it multiple times. police in athens have removed more than 200 migrants including dozens of manas from 2 squads in the city center the move is part of a cleanup drive by the new conservative government but activists say the operations unfairly target migrant families who would otherwise be left on us. dozens of civilians have been killed in 2 separate incidents in afghanistan a u.s. drone strike targeted a hideout used by these lemming stays in the eastern province of nanga ha but instead hit walk it work is rather in a field and the taliban have claimed responsibility for a truck bombing next to a hospital in the southern city of collapse. even by afghanistan's standards these bloody times this hospital in the south of the country pulled the brunt of a taliban truck bomb on the 3rd consecutive day of violence and bloodshed in the country at least 20 were killed almost 100 wounded many of them patients. we had peace the surge in violence comes after u.s. president donald trump called off peace talks wit

u.k. parliament already rejected it multiple times. to afghanistan now where dozens of civilians have been killed in 2 separate incidents a u.s. drone strike targeted a hideout used by islamic state in the eastern province of neg but instead it is said to have hit workers in a field and the taliban have claimed responsibility for a truck bombing next to a hospital in the southern city of kalat. even by afghanistan standards the bloody times this hospital in the south of the country bore the brunt of a taliban truck bombing the 3rd consecutive day of violence and bloodshed. and least 20 were killed almost 100 wounded many of them patients we had peace talks scheduled the surge in violence comes after u.s. president on a trump accord of peace talks with the taliban which could have seen a withdrawal of u.s. troops that combined with the taliban's desire to dissuade people from voting in the presidential polls on september the 28th has led to the rise in attacks but it is mostly civilians who are taking the force of the blasts and bullets

u.k. parliament as lawmakers try to avoid a no deal brags that the economy is meanwhile showing more signs of strain british retailers are seeing revenue growth flat line in august as shoppers cut back on non-essential purchases but the average pace of sales growth for the past 12 months at a record low point 4 percent the weakest since retailers began collecting data in 1905 the numbers follow a disappointing purchasing managers index which fell to its lowest level in 7 years . and i'm joined now by megan wright she's professor of leadership and dialogue at holt international business school professor writes the u.k. seems to be heading toward a no deal that despite numbers like these and we'll hear more talk of a culture of fear at 10 downing street in terms of leadership style you focus on communication within businesses do you see a problem in the british government. well we've had headlines hair over the last couple of days that have included the chancellor as media adviser being escorted out from downing street by an armed police officer we have conservative and he's threatened with

u.k. parliament to put the brakes it brakes on the prime minister before the prime minister sends members of parliament home m.p.'s are about to begin a 5 week suspension imposed by boris johnson in one act of defiance lawmakers have backed a demand for the government to release confidential documents on preparations for a new deal breaks it and before they're sent home members of parliament will again vote on prime minister boyce johnson's call for a snap general election they are expected to reject that call for a 2nd. johnson began his day in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister. at issue the question of how the 2 countries will manage their joint border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union we'll hear about that in just a moment but 1st this report. live rock care had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border brags that. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between them bull beyond irish soil the

u.k. parliament to put the brakes it brakes on the prime minister before he sends members of parliament home m.p.'s are about to begin a 5 week suspension imposed by boris johnson in a one act of defiance lawmakers have backed a demand for the government to release confidential dog. demands on preparations for a no deal breaks it and before they are sent back to their constituencies m.p.'s will again vote on the prime minister's call for a snap general election they are expected to reject it once again. and the prime minister began his day in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister lay over iraq are at issue the question of how the 2 countries will manage their joint border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union in a moment we're talk to our correspondent in london but 1st this report. live rock care had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border to brag that. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between the

u.k. parliament at the end of business today until october 14.n commission is working on the assumption that brexit will happen on october 31. 27 members were named to the commission today. no british commissioner was selected. president-elect ursula vonda lyon who will replace jada klahn younger shows 14 men and 13 women for the commission which proposes laws and ensures they are put into place. the international atomic energy held a meeting in geneva and amid concerns about was continuing to jeopardize that landmark 2015 nuclear deal. iran h

u.k. parliament will get one last chance to agree to a general election we're showing you live pictures from inside the house of commons long right now let's go aloft or dissolve just wait for boris johnson with the pm losing all key breaks it votes we have the latest. on the russian journalist who was possibly the historic prisoner swap with ukraine speaks to us about his detention in kenya. what was said with such stupid to deny that it's a political process and it's time to.

u.k. parliament will resume and just a few hours this is one day after the supreme court ruled that the prime minister's decision to suspend it was unlawful or as johnson is on his way back from new york where he was attending a united nations summit parliament was prorogued in august 2 weeks before brits instead lined to leave the european union and now calls for boris johnson to resign but he's defiant and vowing that brags it will go ahead on top of the 31st under simmons has more from london. boris johnson is flying back from the united nations general assembly in new york to face the music here in parliament emboldened by this supreme court decision expected of resign and expect from boris johnson that has been set back again and he wants an election to decide it all and the labor leader will be present to resist those calls now boris johnson has spoken to the queen has been confirmation of that but not of the content of the phone conversation between new york and the queen herself furthermore the cabinet ministers have briefed him and also the attorney general geoffrey caulks has confir

u.k. parliament however m.p.'s will now come back they have already sent that if there is no deal agreed with the e.u. and boris johnson that he can not take the u.k. out of the e.u. on the 31st of october he has to get an extension this puts more pressure on forest johnson to do that also a lot of pressure on him to get to deal everything now will be about him trying to get a deal with the e.u. will the e.u. play ball with they offer any more concessions will we have to wait and see for that but just domestically everything that boris johnson has to do is get a deal to get out of the 31st of october otherwise i think there will have to be an extension and when will the u.k. leave on asli i can tell you around the clock is ticking relentlessly i might add ok now this arguably is the biggest setback that prime minister aborts johnson has suffered i mean he suffered a couple of consecutive setbacks but do you believe do you think that he can come back from this well look they've already been many calls for him to re

u.k. parliament last ditch attempt to put the brakes and brakes on the prime minister before he sends members of parliament home m.p.'s are holding a final late night session before they begin a 5 week suspension imposed by boris johnson and an act of defiance lawmakers have backed a demand for the government to release confidential documents and preparations for no deal breaks it before they said back to their constituencies m.p.'s will again vote on the prime minister's for for a snap the general election they are likely to reject it for a 2nd time. of boris johnson began his day on monday in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister of russia at issue the question of how the 2 countries will manage that joint border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union in a moment we'll hear from our correspondent in london but 1st this report. live rock care had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became the u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border off the brags that. when the u.k. finally lea

u.k. parliament will get one last chance to agree to a general election after a disastrous week for boris johnson with the pm losing all votes.