ideology fit very nicely in the west in that period because the west had an economy that was not unlikeof the american south. based in the extract in extraction which called for a splal group of very wealthy men and a lot of workers who are fairly interchangeable, and that ideology got a second length in the american west and it first of all but then over time because of the familiarity of the political system it took over american politic and move from american west back across the american continent, the american government took back over our society so that by 1819 so that by 1964, burly gold water who western cowboy is nominated for the republican national convention that put him over the top in that convention in south carolina. the birthplace of the american confederacy. like all of my books, this book began as what i thought was a very small idea. and that was the question again, trying to explain how today's republican party became so attached to the confederacy which is really counterintuitive if you think about. confederates were people who tried to destroy america it was a re

cornel west: well, i hope so. i mean, that's why we've got to push him over the linine, but we have to be very honest with ourseselves. i mean, we've got over 68% of fellow citizens who support medicarere for all, 46% of republicans, 85% of democrats do. and yet, big pharmaceutical companies, big private insurance companies, the donors, still dictate the destiny of policy. now, people are not stupid in this regard. i mean, the distinctive features of a dececline of an empire, military overreach, 53 cents of every dollar is goingng to the military, 53 c cents of every dollar in the city of chicago gogoes to the polilice -- militarism domesticacally, militarismsm abroad. bubut at the s same time, you say to yourself, "well, the people themselves are moving in a progressive direction" -- brother ben is right -- "but t there's s no translatio" that's why we didn't hear enough serious progressivive voices during the spectacle, because you've got this big money still rendering captive so many of those in the democratic

is not is not handling this in a proper case some people very very high places in the west can stand. when you are just just are not but sorry to interrupt but just on not exact point but nordstrom to you you've got some reaction increasingly happening today from the u.s. republican senator tom cotton he tweeted within the past hour halt the north stream to pipeline to hold the russians icons about no prob no investigation just do it does this seem a little opportunistic energy supplies that are brought into this it is 100 percent opportunistic. the u.s. plans to sell its own gas. as the real deal that's what they want to do they want to sell their own gas and this is not true to pipeline is going to stop that for for decades and this is going to have a hard time selling its more expensive less ecologically gas over to europe if this plan goes through and this is why we're talking about development and we have seen the same kind of stories during the the world cup where they try to sound every time a finger pointing their finger pointing russia same story since you were there syria a

and must make me think about the division between east and west germany. which to me shows us the struggle i feel better here in the east it's even if i would earn more in the west this is where you had gone to show that. we one country now. i know definitely not hard. to get people always say we earn union wages and i just as well as in the west where they don't say is that union wages in the east urban lower than in the west aka chuck you don't just get us to investigate. but many still as long as there are such differences we can't win one country united can you're talking about inside. the impending job cuts are preying on everybody's mind at the factory who is going to be fired and who will be invited to stay nobody knows yet. as its own curiousness in a word the meeting was worried as we expected restructuring plans are not yet finalized but start in some jobs will probably be a factor that is john to tackle upon whether the plan makes sense i don't know further discussions are needed as are not discussed on split off it's an exhausting struggle for

helping england set the west indies 155 to win.a brilliant piece of work from amyjones. that was tremendous work. england needed that. the opener was enjoying herself in racing towards fst, until this happened. and taken, she is gone. orwas she? an umpire‘s review showed the catch wasn't clean. dottin reached a half—century. she didn't score many more, though. out for 63, a huge wicket for england, victory now in sight. there was a final boundary to end on, but west indies fell 21 short of their target, england completing a series win with two matches to spare. michael redford, bbc news. the final of cricket's bob willis trophy is delicately poised heading into the fifth and final day at lord's. somerset lead essex by 191 runs with three second innings wickets remaining. opener tom lammonby starred for somerset reaching a century in quick time, and his side looked in control when they reached 187 for 3, but a flurry of late wickets saw them slump to 227 for 7 at the close of play, so it could be a really thrilling finish tomorrow.

cooler in the north and west.in, turning chili with frost at night. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the row over the president's pick for the us supreme court continues to grow. donald trump says he'll name his nominee by the weekend. in england, a 10pm curfew on bars, pubs and restaurants will come into force from thursday as coronavirus cases continue to rise. cases are increasing, hospitalizations are following, deaths unfortunately will follow that. and there is the potential for this to move very fast. over 150 countries line up to his tribute vaccines fairly by two big ones, us and china are not on the list. new revelations on secret football deals showed

the footage was released on the west midlands police twitter feed, so if released on the west midlandsss that, you can do that. just head to their twitter feed. cctv footage has been released by west midlands police, showing a man they would like to speak to in connection with the murder, and the stabbings of seven other people that took place in birmingham in the early hours of sunday morning. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello there. we'll keep some sunshine for the rest of daylight today. the winds are lighter than they were yesterday, so temperatures are a little bit higher. it feels warmer but we do have some more showers around. not as many as yesterday for scotland and for northern ireland, but they're clustering and pushing southwards and eastwards across england and wales. one or two, particularly in eastern england, could turn out thundery, as well. they'll rumble on into the evening and then fade away and under the clearing skies in the south it's going to turn a bit chilly. we could even have some fog for the morning commute. all change furth

there have been around 100 fires burning along huge stretches of the west coast.a images. they include some of the biggest wildfires ever recorded in california. san francisco, one of many cities that's disappeared under a shroud of smoke. i'm trying to keep a positive attitude, but it's scary. it's scary. one of those things, you just have to take into consideration that you have to be careful when you're breathing because you can be inhaling the smoke. unprecedented fires have led to desperate measures to tackle them — scrambling, even, to fly in fire engines. oregon's governor has called this a once—in—a—generation event. thousands of homes have been lost. many dozens of people are reported missing. those who survived have been left to salvage what they can of their belongings. others guard their homes for fear of looting. it's been a rough couple of days, but it's... i just didn't feel right, leaving home. officials here say it's the impact of climate change. the white house says it's poorforest management. but some of these fires have now been burning for a f

it's got to begin to address such w a crisis but the west is experiencing. it is another example of what happens when you ignore year after year, the urgent need for serious fire prevention. and i told some friends before i left, oregon, is going to come back. at that i'm going to try to bring the senate together around prior mission fire prevention. semi said you're going to be mr. fire prevention pretty said no that's not how it works. i would like to make this the senate that is known for fire prevention. the senate does have between there and here are 100 united states senators. we have differences of opinion. lowered knows that is the case. i'm just going to mention one. but i also offered concrete proposals in the 21st century conservation for prescribed burning, changes in the budget. the democrats into the republicans can come together. there is and i say that is because they've already done it. that is how senator crapo and i have been fire borrowing. so i am going to close with thi this. what i saw this weekend was heartbreaking. thousands of famil

but luckily the turnaround was so quick to get the west indies over and was so quick to get the west so quick to get the west indies overand i think was so quick to get the west indies over and i think we as players thought he would never come to a situation where we would be not playing any cricket. so obviously thatis playing any cricket. so obviously that is brilliant. it has been a very surreal time for us all i think and now we are getting back to some sort of normality and getting back plane for england and i think we are really excited and very grateful. now, football may have been absent for much of this year, but sam allison took a phone call earlier in the summer that will forever be etched in his memory. the firefighter was on shift when he was told he had been promoted to be a referee in the english football league. he's now the first black referee in english football's top four divisions since the retirement of uriah rennie 11 years ago. he's been speaking to mandeep sanghera at the fire station that he's based at in trowbridge. initially you think is the organisation ra

rain moves across north—west england, north—west wales, it could be dampfor england, north—west walesstays dry with occasional brighter spells. next week, weatherfronts across the uk, always quite weak fears, bringing cloud and the threat ofa fears, bringing cloud and the threat of a little bit of rain at times. little in the way of big changes next week. often cloudy, a little bit of rain for some others, and some bright spells. this is bbc news. the headlines... confusion over quarantine — holidaymakers are angry and frustrated as scotand and wales impose new restrictions, while there‘s no change in england and northern ireland. obviously, not very happy. we feel as though we‘ve lost two days of our holiday. it‘s cost us an arm and a leg. people in leeds are being warned to follow coronavirus guidelines or face new restrictions. claims of a looming crisis in britain‘s supply chains and possible shortages when the brexit transition ends. construction gets underway on the high—speed railway from london to birmingham and beyond — the biggest single infrastructure project in europe. it‘

the headlines — new restrictions announced for parts of the north west, the midlands and west yorkshirerom tuesday to tackle rising coronavirus infections. the mayor of liverpool expresses his concern. a 500% increase in round about ten days is really not something that we expected, and it's something that really worries us. it comes as the government considers further nationwide measures for england, a so—called "circuit break" of short—term restrictions. the hope that we have as a nation of avoiding a full—blown national lockdown is that everybody comes together and follows the rules that are in place now. new figures suggest that, on average, infections are rising by 6000 per day in england. care homes in england are to get more free protective equipment as part of new plans for social care to deal with infections. the 90—minute covid test that doesn't need a lab for analysis. cheering and applause. and a warm welcome for the return of gareth bale, who's set to sign on loan to tottenham from real madrid. further large areas of the north of england and the midlands are to face tighter

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with the west. as a journalist and writer specializing in our history and politics it has never felt more important to understand these tensions since russia's annexation of crimea we have headed towards a new cold war. russia has supporters separatist fighters in the eastern ukraine. is accused of tampering with the us a lecture. and of poisoning a former secret agent in a british country town. within russia there is a white range of opinion on these events but their facial position is the opposite of the west and here. deputy foreign minister sergei volkov deals with the russian west and relationship 1st hand. to get it she says up us leave me good for this i see was up there with with the girls a girl they're going to someone has there been any kind of mystery in these dealings but i mean we know when i see if yes i would be you might. not serving as chairman would not be showing my. good dog or the you know even those who miss that miss in timea room in the korean community media. mcguckin had n

they don't have enough computers and spoke to address such a crisis at the west is experiencing. it is another example of what happens when you ignore year after here the urgent need for serious fire prevention. and i told some friends before i left i was going to come back and try to bring the senate together a. a. they said that isn't how it worked. the senate is known for fire prevention. the senate said between there and here there are 100 united states senators. we have differences of opinion. lord knows that is the case. i am just going to mention one. but i also offered concrete proposals for the conservation with changes in the budget for democrats and republicans to come to gather on end of the reasointo thereason i say that e have already done it. that is how we ended higher borrowing. so i'm going to close with this. what i sai saw this weekend was heartbreaking. thousands morning unthinkable loss, trying to figure out how to move forward when their homes and possessions have been reduced to ash. but when you talk to them, they will tell you that they also know that th

rain the north—west.scotland. many other areas will be dry. afair scotland. many other areas will be dry. a fair bit of cloud. the wind will continue to freshen. particularly in the northern half of the uk. not as cold as it was last night. significant change for eastern scotland and the north—east of england. in two friday we have got a weather front, an area of low pressure to the north bringing wet and windy weather to the northern half of the uk. further south dominated by dry weather. we got this band of rain moving down across scotland, northern ireland, heavy rain over the hills in the west. eventually that rain pushes into cumbria in the afternoon. the rest of england and wales probably dry. some sunshine. cabbages may be making 20 degrees. further north it is cooler. in northern scotland the winds of 45 mph. that weather front ta kes winds of 45 mph. that weather front takes red south across northern parts of england and wales and it peters out. the next weather system from the atlantic is mainly

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wildfires in the west coast of the u.s. are becoming increasingly politicized with the president dismissing climate change on some visited california for briefings on the growing disaster insisting scientists are wrong and that global warming will reverse by itself democratic rival joe biden is accused of ignoring the effects of climate change on the wildfires which you killed at least 35 people and destroyed thousands of homes or rob reynolds is joining us live from the city of esta keda in oregon which is being threatened by wildfires rob just bring us up to date about the latest where you are and the surrounding area as well. well in this immediate area rob the firefighters think they are turning the tide they there's still a lot of fire burning but the weather has improved it's become a little less dry it's more humid it's become cooler and part of that is due to this horrible shroud of smoke that is over shadowing us and people are breathing in that brings its own difficulties with it of course but you know we hear so

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>>after his wife kim kardashian west ask for compassion writing. >>we as a society to talk about getting grace to the issue of mental health as a whole however, we should also give it to the individuals who are living with it in times when they need it the most. >>that was sarah murray reporting tonight west isn't actively campaigning. the aides working for him are mainly focused on getting him on the ballot in more states. >>healthy swaps for that labor >>safety concerns and economic challenges from the coronavirus pandemic almost 3 fourths of americans didn't even travel for their summer vacation. that's according to a survey from personal finance website value penguin dot com. those who did go on vacation mostly drove instead of flying. there are also a less called staycations than normal this year 44% of those surveyed said they didn't use any of their paid time off over the summer. >>well labor day weekend may look a little different during this pandemic and if your holiday plans had included a cookout you may be tempted to eat junk in said, b

low pressure at west.g now, we are going to say the word. christmas. worries about christmas markets, they simply might not happen. it does not feel like christmas in birmingham without the german market with millions flocking to the city for the biggest market of its type in the world outside germany and austria. but this year, no mulled wine and christmas market. we made the decision not to come this year because of health and safety for the citizens of birmingham and for the visitors of birmingham. they must have priority. there is a bigger impact in the city, money. the german market generates half £1 billion for the local economy and is vital to the success of many local businesses. and it is notjust birmingham where christmas seems to have been cancelled. the annual victorian fair in worcester has been held in the city since 1992 but this week, it was also called off. and here near bromsgrove, cancelling events this year has been all too common, but the victorian fair is the biggest earner of all.” c

land 100 metres wide was to prevent people from escaping to west germany. the barbed wire and concrete fortifications were practically insurmountable. 3 decades later nature has spilled this deadly zone with new life. church trees really want the rice to the history it was treated with herbicides and pesticides so heavily hardly anything could still grow here and yet so much is happened here in the past 30 years. and it's not just the plants that are making a comeback several rare animal species are also reclaiming their natural habitats this hidden camera has captured the latest arrivals. a lynx around 200 years ago this predatory big cat had died out in the region but today more than 100 individuals have returned. look the 4 legs have lived here in the hearts region for a long time. until they were killed off by humans it. will be they deserved to be back in the hearts of course and so on $99495.00 we started reintroducing and for broad. it was a successful undertaking which took a lot of hard work the biologists spent thousands of hours in the woods care

land 100 metres wide was to prevent people from escaping to west germany. the barbed wire and concrete fortifications were practically insurmountable. 3 decades later nature has killed this deadly zone with new life. church trees really want the rice to the history it was treated with herbicides and pesticides so heavily hardly anything could still grow here and yet so much has happened here in the past 30 years. and it's not just the plants that are making a comeback several rare animal species are also reclaiming their natural habitats this hidden camera has captured the latest arrivals. a lynx around 200 years ago this predatory big cat had died out in the region but today more than 100 individuals have returned. look the 4 legs lived here in the hearts region for a long time. until they were killed off by one of the 614 people who deserved to be back in the hearts of course and so on 99495 we started reintroducing you know. it was a successful undertaking which took a lot of hard work the biologists spent thousands of hours in the woods carefully docume

who is behind kanye west's presidential run? good evening. welcome to a special edition of "outfront." breaking news, president trump ignoring the reality of the pandemic. just moments ago suggesting that the u.s. is almost in the clear while touting a decline in deaths. >> by the way, we're rounding the corner. we're rounding the corner on the virus. hospitalizations and deaths have continued to decline over the past week, very substantially decline. >> we're rounding the corner. deaths have declined substantially. but just moments ago dr. anthony fauci was asked right here on cnn if he agrees that we're rounding the corner. >> what do you make of that characterization? >> you know, i'm not sure what he means. >> not sure what he means because frankly the facts just don't back up the president. deaths have not declined substantially over the past week. rough i will a thousand people have been losing their lives almost every day. and things could get worse. an influential model often cited by the white house is now predicting more than 410,00

state can now access federal funds to help fight one fires that are spread across the west coast's. more than 100000 damage 1000 homes damaged or destroyed the cleanup gets underway in sudan after weeks of bloody and kick off in south america football returns after a 6 month suspension because of the panda. thank you very much for joining us senior palestinian figures say they've been betrayed after the united arab emirates and bahrain signed u.s. brokered agreements to normalize ties with israel have been protests against a deal in gaza and the occupied west bank u.s. president donald trump says a deal is represent the new dawn of a middle east i want house correspondent kimberly hockett reports. it's not the promised peace deal of the century between israelis and palestinians still u.s. president donald trump hailed the so. of the abraham accords at the white house as an historic day after decades of division and conflict we mark the dawn of a new middle east. the agreement signed between israel the united arab emirates and bahrain formalizes relationships already in place but now

tottenham, west ham. ithink it is just scene. tottenham, west ham.sjust going bigger scene. tottenham, west ham. ithink it is just going bigger because the solar global brands all around the world, everybody has heard of them and everybody wants to be part of english football. arsenal defender hector bellerin has become the second largest shareholder at league two side forest green rovers, after saying he wants to support their environmentally—friendly ethos. forest green have been recognised by fifa and the united nations as the world's most environmentally—friendly team, having become the world's first carbon—neutral sports club in 2017. bellerin's new role will see him work with the club on raising the environmental agenda across football. defending champion ash barty has pulled out of the french open later this month because of fears over coronavirus. the world number also decided not to play at the us open, which is ongoing in new york, and says she won't play at roland garros because the health and wellbeing of her family is her priority. a new

but the west must react as one.opean countries rally together, britain supporting angela merkel, and so forth, demanding answers from the kremlin. perhaps looking at a mixture of sanctions or even the north stream 2 supply chain. but we need to stand ultimately together. it is the lack of western cohesion which falls into russia's play game and we need to stand up to this because we have seen it in syria, we are now seeing it in libya, we have seen it in crimea and ukraine, russia takes advantage of the divided west. tobias ellwood speaking there. large crowds are expected to protest in belarus again on sunday, calling for the country s president to step down. it's the fourth weekend of demonstrations since alexander lukashenko claimed victory in an election that was widely seen as rigged. donna larsen reports. olga kovalkova, another opponent of belarus' president, who says she's been forced to leave the country. it was either that, or a long spell injail. she's now in poland. translation: i consider everything tha

changes taking place early on tuesday across the north west of the country.ather here, outbreaks of rain further south. tuesday will start generally dry with clear skies, a few mist and fog patches around, and most places will be relatively mild. but you'll notice more cloud across scotland and northern ireland to start tuesday. outbreaks of rain continue to affect the northern and western isles in particular, some of it heavy here, and it'll be windier, too. as we head through the day, that rain will continue to push southeastwards into much of western scotland, into northern ireland. but again, england and wales, the last of the warm, sunny days with those highs of 25—26 degrees. perhaps an odd shower developing in the midlands as cloud begins to increase from the west as we head on into the evening. overnight, that rain band in the north and west continues to migrate southeastwards, lying through central areas by the end of the night. and that's where we'll mark the difference between much colder, chillier conditions across scotland and northern ireland by

, parts of wales, the north—west of england.ith parts of sunshine for northern ireland, dry of scotland, shall re—confined to the far north although it might start to get misty and murky for some north sea coasts, that will be parts of north—east england. 21 for glasgow, 22 per bel per bel per spot somewhere in east anglia, we could get to 30 but that will be the last very warm day. as this area of high pressure builds down from the north west and the winslow in a clockwise direction, we will start to draw down so much, much colder airfrom the will start to draw down so much, much colder air from the north. will start to draw down so much, much colder airfrom the north. a wea k much colder airfrom the north. a weak frontal system bringing some cloud and the odd spot of rain and again, some mist and merck plaguing north sea coasts but the northerly winds starting to kick in, so look at the temperatures across the northern half of the uk, 13—17. still into the 20s by the side but not as hard as it has been today will be tomorrow a

to regain syria for the west coast resolution and v.s.e. is just an attempt to screw against some of its presence and a use in the school a serious and a soul must say of course they were goes back to you know many examples all. so you can color resolutions jujitsu falsehood and free ukraine seashells on and for the songs he shouts under fire and most recently of all ukraine's few files and for change but these tendencies cure a battery was always going to fail why because the well i mean we're sure save the belorussian population we've gotten cells as possible the russians well they see themselves as possibly lawson family secondly. we should quit more accurately. ease the facts or province of the russian federation and we have seen that seeing the recent times because the russian ministry in tandem with about russian military has announced see you loose disposes with poland's ukraine and about 6 cents to prevent infiltrates is from coming in for a necessary so on those countries and also russian special services working alongside russian

now the wind just tilting around for a west—northwesterly out of the south—west today.till very pleasant where you get that sunshine through the afternoon, but bear in mind with largely clear skies that's been going through wednesday evening, it will be a much cooler night into thursday morning, with temperatures quite widely into the single figures. with an area of high pressure nosing in for thursday, that brings a lot of fine, settled weather. a good deal of sunshine to start the day, there will be some cloud building and probably more so towards the west, especially towards northern ireland, north west england, and western scotland. another atlantic weather system pushing a weaker front end which will give some patchy rain and a fresh new breeze once again. and temperatures for the most part on thursday are in the mid—to—high teens. now there will be a stronger weather front initially coming into scotland on friday, so expect stronger winds and heavy rain moving through scotland on friday, through northern ireland, again feeding down towards parts of northern englan

new restrictions announced for parts of the north—west, the midlands, and west yorkshire from tuesdayaround 12.5 million people around the uk will be under stricter measures. it comes as the government considers further nationwide measures for england, a so—called circuit break of short term restrictions. the hope that we have as a nation, of avoiding a full blown national lockdown, is that everybody comes together and follows the rules that are in place now. new figures suggest that on average infections are rising by 6,000 per day in england. care homes in england are to get more free protective equipment, as part of new plans for social care to deal with infections the 90 minute covid test that doesn't need a lab for analysis. and the return of gareth bale. he's on his way to tottenham, on loan for a season from real madrid. further large areas of the north of england and the midlands are to face tighter coronavirus restrictions, to try to tackle rising infection rates. the stringent measures are in response to what ministers say are "major increases" in covid—19 rates. people in t

and photographs still shape our mental images of the west. in our minds i, we imagine california gold miners, side how settlers, dust bowl farms. nonetheless, as western historians, we have been more apt to use these photographs illustrations and to think about them as primary sources that can help us answer central questions about the western cast. and we let writers and scholars from other disciplines shape the contemporary conversations about how to understand photographs. so let's reclaim that turf. let's ask from the perspective our own field how light historians think about photographs. as 19 century observers were quick to see off between photography in history -- and as a move towards a new focus between scientific method in the 19th century, photographs came to seem the perfect documents a new age of objective back. to the essayist oliver window homes among the mediums will study mediums, regarded photographs as most studied aides that actually preserved incidental details that might not of guns -- theoretically he wrote in 1859, a p

while west has polled around 2% with registered voters. >> kanye west will not garner enough votes toesident and his campaign insist they have another to do with west's efforts. >> i like kanye very much. i have nothing to do with him getting on the ballot. >> reporter: he did not respond to request for comment and also brushed aside rumors that he's in cahoots with republicans. >> they say that they're paying you to be a distraction. >> ain't nobody pay me. i got more money than trump. [ laughter ] >> reporter: as west has set off controversy after controversy in recent years including by supporting trump. >> but i love this guy right here. let me give this guy a hug. i love this guy right here. >> and that's from the heart. i didn't want to put you in that position. but that's from the heart. special guy. >> reporter: he has also been open about his bipolar disorder in interviews and his music. ♪ find help, sometimes i scare myself ♪ >> reporter: his campaign kickoff prompted concerns. >> we are trapped, we are going to break that trap. >> reporter: as west broke into tears talking

this is being treated as a homicide being investigated by west midlands police.he stabbings occured at four or five different locations over a period of two hours last night. police are still looking for a male suspect. tougher coronavirus restrictions have come into force in bolton, the area which now has the highest infection rate in england. uk foreign secretary, dominic raab says this week is "the moment of reckoning," as the uk tries to strike a trade deal with the european union. security forces in belarus have sealed off areas of the capital, of the capital, minsk, ahead of further anti—government protests. at the age of 82 — the iconic photographer david bailey puts on a new exhibition in london. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world 7 and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. police in england have launched a murder investigation after a series of stabbings in birmingham city centre overnight, in which one man was killed and another seven people wounded. two of the victims are being tre

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i must make me think about the division between east and west germany. just finished a struggle i feel better here in the east it's even if i would earn more in the west this is where you get home as a child. we one country now no no definitely not. but people always say we earn in union wages and i can east as well as in the west but they don't say is that union wages in the east are lower than in the west aka chuck you don't just get the best of the for. for many so as long as there are such differences we can't be one country united. the impending job cuts are preying on everybody's mind at the factory who is going to be fired and who will be invited to stay nobody knows yet. because it's i'm curious the slogan in a word the meeting was worried as we expected restructuring plan has not yet finalized but start in some jobs will probably be affected that is john to buckle up on whether the plan makes sense i don't know further discussions are needed president not just put off it's an exhausting struggle for works council members and not only his. other

out west, unlike where seneca falls took place, out west in the organization of those territories that i talked about that come in the west so quickly, the idea of women's suffrage takes off. in 1869, in wyoming territory, they give women the vote when they put together their constitution. there are very few women in wyoming territory, i promise you. but it gives women the vote with the idea that in these new western territories, women should have the right to have a say in the construction of that society. it takes off. the next year, in 1870, utah gives women the vote. it is about 1000 women in wyoming, there are about 17,000 in utah. they give women the vote in utah in 1870 because there is a referendum coming up on whether or not polygamy should be included in the state laws. the expectation of the legislators who include the women is that women will vote against polygamy. that by opening up the vote, you were going to move society forward and of course women will vote against polygamy. women go to the polls in wyoming -- in utah and they vote in favor of polygamy. that stops the s

changes taking place early on tuesday across the north west of the country.re, outbreaks of rain further south. tuesday will start generally dry with clear skies, a few mist and fog patches around, and most places will be relatively mild. but you'll notice more cloud across scotland and northern ireland to start tuesday. outbreaks of rain continue to affect the northern and western isles in particular, some of it heavy here, and it'll be windier, too. as we head through the day, that rain will continue to push southeastwards into much of western scotland, into northern ireland. but again, england and wales, the last of the warm, sunny days with those highs of 25—26 degrees. perhaps an odd shower developing in the midlands as cloud begins to increase from the west as we head on into the evening. 0vernight, that rain band in the north and west continues to migrate southeastwards, lying through central areas by the end of the night. and that's where we'll mark the difference between much colder, chillier conditions across scotland and northern ireland by the end

the west has almost completely turned away from lukashenko at this moment. on august 9th was neither free nor fair and it has agreed to impose sanctions on bela russian officials. some baltic states have already imposed sanctions against lukashenko himself, and poland has been very active in backing the opposition, so really, russia is the only remaining country who can really provide support to lukashenko. so they're going to talk on monday, what are they going to talk about? yes, well, one possibility is they will discuss the union state because this agreement has existed between russia and belarus for over 20 years, but lukashenko has been reluctant to sign the political part of this agreement, which would very much put belarus under russian influence by creating common currency and even supranational institutions. that sounds pretty extreme. it certainly is. and the russian prime minister was in belarus just on september 3rd and he mentioned that there has been progress made in the union state discussions, so it's very likely that this will be something

with iraq and arming saddam hussein and said this is the west we should remember this we should keep these memories in mind when dealing with the west now that's a message not just for the iranian citizens it's a message to the institutions here and the politicians but also western leaders and he's letting the west know this is the pro choice the approach to iran takes that it has been shaped by the conflict that iran iraq war and how the west armed so the hussein so iran is still very suspicious and skeptical of the west and in terms of buying arms well yesterday divides the reef the foreign minister said that iran hasn't had has had arms trade with the west since the 1979 revolution here and they're looking to friendly countries essentially russia and china to last for many of the spiritual and political leader of the country also issued a warning he said that any aggressor should know that iran is that we know iran isn't weak and they would think twice before attacking the country because they know they won't be backing down from a fight. sahu shah is a policy fellow at the europe

to be a serious for the west coast resolution v.s.e. ease and his hands his crew against some of its presence and a use in the school is serious and he so all must say of course they were goes back to you know many who is also sort of one color resolutions georgists or falsehood and free ukraine's who files on them for his songs he falls under 5 and most recently over. oh ukraine's few shells and full tank but these tendencies crew a better choice was always going to fail why because the well meaning we're sure saved the belorussian population dot ansel's as possible the russian well they see themselves as possibly lawson family secondly. we should quit more accurately. ease the facts or province of the russian federation and we have seen that scene in recent times because the russian ministry in tandem with about russia's military has announced see you loose disposes wish poland's ukraine and about 6 states to prevent infiltrates is from coming in for a necessary so on those countries and also russian special services working alongside

this evening and tonight the rain was slowly peter out in the north—west of scotland.res in the south could get close to 30 degrees but warming up for the north as well. it will then turn cooler but mostly dry from mid week onwards. former british prime ministers tony blair and sirjohn major call borisjohnson's brexit plans ‘shameful‘ and urge mps to reject plans to override parts of the withdrawal agreement. more than 30 people have died as wildfires burn in california, oregon, and washington causing widespread pollution. there's fresh concern in the uk over the growing spread of coronavirus after more than 3000 cases were recorded on consecutive days. the afghan government calls for a ceasefire with the taliban — as the first—ever peace talks between the two sides get under way in qatar. six west end curtains prepare to rise again but many theatres still face an uncertain future. sport now and let's cross to the bbc sports centre and holly hamilton. you will be happy as a liverpool fan. day two today of the premier league season. two matches to keep us league season.

are particularly shameless in light of west's diagnosis with bipolar disorder. >> west has said he does for it. >> it's really sad and we wish kanye the best in getting his ment mental health under control. >> republicans are turning up to help west. one source says gop operatives believed they had the trump campaign's blessing to aid west's efforts. this lawyer who is also doing legal work for the trump campaign dropped off signatures for west's attempt to get on the ballot in wisconsin. an executive at let the voters decide is helping west collect signatures in multiple states. he previously pleaded guilty to voter registration fraud for his work for the california republican party. a representative for the company said any focus on jacoby's record has nothing to do with any political campaign and is misplaced and irresponsible. >> hello, american conservatives. >> half a dozen gop operatives say at the heart is greg keller, a republican and former executive director of the american conservative union who has been recruiting other republicans to get involved. half a dozen others invol

one place the kanye west/trump campaign operation has succeeded is in iowa kanye west is due to be ont there today we got some remarkable new detail on that "the daily beast" reporting that the guy running the trump/kanye west get out the vote effort in iowa worked for the trump campaign in 2016 this is a guy who the republican party cut ties with in 2012 after three of his canvassers pled guilty to felony charges involving the destruction of voter registration forms in florida. so you would think that would kind of make him an outcast in republican politics. apparently that has not been a concern for this iteration of the trumpy republican party. another republican operative apparently working on the trump/kanye west iowa effort was once banned from walmart stores across tennessee he was running fake voter registration drives. he told walmart he was running voter registration drives when it was actually an effort for a republican candidate when lachlan markay reached that particular gentleman by phone for this story and asked whether he is working on the kanye west campaign in iowa,

nearly $100.00 wildfires burning across the west coast of the u.s. and now they're becoming an election issue president donald trump has denied the link to climate change blaming forest management is democratic rival joe biden has called himself a climate arsonist hadija kauser has more on the story. exhausted firefighters are doing what little they can to battle the monster inferno consuming towns and homes and lives. monday's drier conditions are just. wins meant no respite as nearly 100 fires continue to burn across 12 states yet these otherworldly scenes are new california has now experiencing several summers of severe wildfires realizing predictions of a climate report released by the white house in 2018 but president trump who flew to california for fire briefings continues to deny manmade climate change exists it will start getting cooler but i will just you just watch i wish science or anybody else but. i don't think science you know is actually trump has repeatedly blamed the wildfires on democrats accusing them of mismanaging forest lands i

that‘s a fact, but we are not confronting not confronting the west as a whole, the west does not equalrtain circumstances, china could use military force to invade taiwan. as for hong kong... translation: if the violent protesters threaten police lives by throwing projectiles and petrol bombs, i believe the police should be allowed to use their guns and they should open fire. do such threats imply a new cold war? 0ne former british foreign secretary thinks not. there are areas where china needs to be confronted, but there are other areas where there is room for cooperation. we have to take very seriously, a robust analysis but one "cold war" is the right way to analyse and understand china's rise. the key seems to be the us election. directly that‘s over, we‘ll see if the winner wants further confrontation with china 01’ more coexistence. john simpson, bbc news. this weekend lewis hamilton will aim to equal michael schumacher‘s record of 91 formula one race wins. it would mark another milestone in an extraordinary career for the british driver, a six—time world champion, who‘s now hopi

all right still ahead there after president blamed wildfires sweeping the west coast of the u.s. on forest management we'll take a look at what is actually behind the places plus money talks are popular in the french alps where the government hopes that a successful to order from also will prove goes wrong despite the current virus pandemic. or. how the weather's lousy fought and dry across a good part of australia but we have got a change on the way a little cloud coming into south australia because it's so what's the weather which will roll its way through the park high pressure at the moment dominating things over towards new south wales we are going to see some showers showers creeping up into that eastern side of queensland much of the south wales will be fine and dry but notice a little more fly out there just pushing through the by west weather will slide out of the way push across the nullarbor gradually making its way towards adelaide well so whether it's also some showers there into fichtner in that wetter weather will make its way through the tasman very wet weather th