breaking up the labor party being led by michael fortier was a lovely person but was regarded as being well to the left of a low not quite as far left as possibly but nonetheless there were unhappy people particularly in the labor party who were looking for a new home many of them of course under stress at a similar background to what's happening today under set of being dyslexic in their own constituencies and that's where much of the support came from so you have an unpopular conservative government but a fragmented opposition not taking advantage of the government's unpopularity so that's similar to they know you were a young member of parliament these days that the new s.t.p. make approaches to recruit you to the right but i did on one occasion i. it was known before i became leader of the party that i was a little unhappy with some of the directions as my own party was going in but i had never in me in my wildest imagination thought of joining them but i was approached by david owen who had rejected his overtures and well it was a very tentative overtures but i made one point to h

blick with the old two major parties labor and conservative we are sort of into party politics at the moment and secondly it has to be driven by very forceful characters that's what we had with the s.t.p. and of course at that table and one nine hundred eighty we had four former cabinet ministers who were leading the charts up with roy jenkins david dorn shelley williams and bill rogers all well current public figures is there any one of that stature within the wings well there are people of that stature now you may remember the famous limehouse declaration not far from central london where they put their story out and it was received positively by millions in the public but it would take those who haven't given up completely in their existing conservative and labor parties to make the move there's can clark maybe he wouldn't want to take this path from the conservatives you know hilary barrie and the other side but those individuals might be waiting for a change within the established party it's a long lonely walk into a new party when you've already got hundreds of years in the case

labor party chairman corven speech there at the party conference inevitable now world leaders are in new york a prime for what many expect to be a critical day at the security council president i'll try to use as address at the united nations and general assembly to hit out at unexpected targets mike hanna has more. not many leaders misses speaking slots of the un general assembly. but president trump chose to take questions on his way in we were doing really great remained seated we had the speakers list was hurriedly rearranged to make up for the delay punctuality not the only norm ignored the rain clouds gathering over the united nations heralded a new weekly isolationist american policy outlined within one in which old allies were sharply criticized germany will become totally dependent. on russian energy if it does not immediately change course the german delegation scoffed one member vigorously chewing gum while president trump went on to embrace new friends there is saudi arabia where king solomon and the crown prince are pursuing bold new reforms this is the day after embraci

labor party started their. very much try before home where the people from the israeli labor party that you were contacting mr shimon peres or the other. problem is never did. i have not told. you know i only. part. is not coming from what i say from all the things i didn't say. in the mid eighty's the labor party in israel formed a coalition government with the. party should mean i gave a nod and a wink for likud member moshi amaranth to hold secret talks with palestinian politician is allowed husseini in jerusalem. discussion centered on p.l.o. recognition of israel autonomy on the west bank and a federal relationship with jordan. the so-called arab husseini plan became a model for the subsequent oslo accords years later. course all that was soon to offer by the outbreak of the first intifada. the palestinian uprising which took both israel and the p.l.o. by surprise. and. just the sight of them to be a ruler. might have been all but they asked was there a lot of promise. to you well when demand. a no neck me

under-rated worried about the labor party i mean this labor party is so strange and this is all i can i mean it's we've got her. coalition of course between the people who are arguing these things the zionist reasons and people are arguing it because they want to return the labor party to the blairite party that it was that this is a fight for the sort of the labor party i mean the party is tearing itself apart and the tiger we need a strong left movement so i am very worried. obviously and i don't and i am also concerned. jews should be being implicated in this in this financed years it's not it's not a fight it's a really ultimately can not be semitism it's a fight for the soul of the labor party. and. you know that we've got this very right when you reach leaders who are trying to tell the labor party what to say and why should the labor party say more likely she just want to say sarah palin could be doing livy enough folks thank you very much indeed for your contribution to the program and thank you too for watching you can see the program again anytime by visiting our web site c.

labor party we started there we would very much try. home where the people from the israeli labor party that you were contacting mr shimon peres. promised never to. you know i only. part. is not coming from what i say from all the things i didn't say. in the mid eighty's the labor party in israel formed a coalition government with the. party should mean i gave a nod and a wink member. to hold secret talks with palestinian politician is allowed husseini in jerusalem. discussion centered on p.l.o. recognition of israel autonomy on the west bank and a federal relationship with jordan. the so-called arab husseini plan became a model for the subsequent oslo accords years later. course all that was soon to offer by the outbreak of the first intifada. the palestinian uprising which took both israel and the p.l.o. by surprise. and. just the sight of them to be a ruler. and all but they asked was there a lot of promise. to you well when demand. and when that many. yes cut off palestinian boys throwing stones against is raid tanks. this david and

party i'm not in the labor party but i support jeremy colby just to be clear do you at least recognize we could argue about the numbers but a big chunk of the british jewish community is unhappy with labor under coal bin because they perceive it as not a safe space or a comfortable space or a friendly space for british do you concede that is the perception even if you disagree with the reasoning behind it yes of course it is absolutely but then of course exactly as daniela says a large percentage of the jewish community if that's were going to call it a large percentage of jews are in favor of israel but not all jews for a moment and i have no attachment to that place over there but of course i understand that plenty of jews do plenty of jews are brought up to believe that israel is their homeland even if they don't make it their homeland it is there for them as they believe of course. but there are other people living there this is the crucial point about israel there are other people not recognized by the recent nation state law how much of this is to do with the israel palestine con

labor party started their. very much to try before home where the people from the israeli labor party that you were contacting mr shimon peres or other have promised never to. you know i only. part. is not coming from what they say from all the things i didn't say. in the mid eighty's the labor party in israel formed a coalition government with the. party should mean i gave a nod and a wink for likud member mushy amaranth to hold secret talks with palestinian politician is allowed husseini in jerusalem. discussion centered on p.l.o. recognition of israel autonomy on the west bank and a federal relationship with jordan. the so-called arab husseini plan became a model for the subsequent oslo accords years later. that it was soon to offer by the outbreak of the first intifada. the palestinian uprising which took both israel and the p.l.o. by surprise. and. was the site of the intifada shall be a ruler after. having been all the day after was there a lot of promises. to you well when demand. and when that many. yes

labor party started their. very much try before home where the people from the israeli labor party that you were contacting mr shimon peres or the other. problem is never did. i have not told. you no i only. part. is not coming from what i say from all the things i did. in the mid eighty's the labor party in israel formed a coalition government with the. party should mean i gave a nod and a wink for likud member. to hold secret talks with palestinian politician is allowed husseini in jerusalem. discussion centered on p.l.o. recognition of israel autonomy on the west bank and a federal relationship with jordan. the so-called arab husseini plan became a model for the subsequent oslo accords years later. that it was soon to offer by the outbreak of the first intifada. the palestinian uprising which took both israel and the p.l.o. by surprise. and delight. at the sight of the father. john left. and all but i asked was there a lot of homicide i looked to you well when demand yes. and no neck men yet. yes the thought

labor party because they are like a dynasty. this was a very tight knit foreign minister stoltenberg appointed yun egeland as his deputy . and mona you as a girl and secretary she was married to terry or rod lawson the director of faffing . stoltenberg sister in law was marianne haile berg who worked in far phone she was married to defense minister johan you're going to hold. this made holes and the foreign minister stoltenberg brothers in law holds to himself later became foreign minister this extended political family became the norwegian team in the secret israeli p.l.o. talks they could use that research as it is an institution as a as a from a diplomatic effort to to facilitate peace talks between the two parties and then do that in all secrecy you are very critical about this why. i think research is in the should not usually be in that they will take two hats being double roles in tel aviv another research institute was also acting as a cover for communication between the israelis and palestinians. this was the economic c

i'm very worried about the labor party i mean this labor party is so strange and this is all i can i mean it's we've got a. coalition of course between people who are arguing these things the zionist reasons and people are arguing it because they want to return the labor party to the blairite party that it was that this is a fight for this sort of the labor party i mean the party is tearing itself apart in a tiger and we need a strong left movement so i am very worried about it. obviously and i don't and i am also concerned. jews should be being implicated in this in this financed years it's not it's not a fight it's a really ultimately can not be semitism it's a fight for the soul of the labor party. and. you know that we've got this very right when you reach a leader who are trying to tell the labor party what to say and why should the labor party say more likely she just want to say sarah glyn getting levy enough folks thank you very much indeed for your contribution to the program and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our web site c.n.n

under-rated worried about the labor party i mean this labor party is so strange and this is all i can i mean it's we've got her. a coalition of course between people who are arguing these things the zionist reasons and people are arguing it because they want to return the labor party to the blairite party that it was this is a fight for the summit of the labor party i mean the party is tearing itself apart in a tiger and we need a strong left movement so i am very worried. obviously and i don't and i am also concerned. jews should be being implicated in this in this financed years it's not it's not a fight it's a really ultimately can not be semitism it's a fight for the soul of the labor party. and. you know that we've got this very right when you reach a leader who are trying to tell the labor party what to say and why should the labor party say more likely she just want to say sarah glyn what we're doing levy and our folks thank you very much indeed for your contribution to the program and thank you too for watching you can see the program again anytime by visiting our web site c.n

party the labor party the opposition party is trying to work out what its stance should be and as i say there's a dire level for the labor party membership that have signed up to be members. ahead of the last general election last year were predominantly young pro european but the heartland of labor supports in the north of england in particular remains working class largely euro skeptic and so trying to balance those two sides of labor support does the labor membership represent the labor support we went out into the center in liverpool of the people's march demanding a second referendum very strongly but we walked just a short distance away into church street one of the main shopping areas here in liverpool and in an unscientific survey we stopped five people four of them said now let's just get on with practice paul thanks very much. time for the weather has kept that's why we have some flooding to talk about some very very good images coming out of parts of tunisia i want to show you first of all before we get there this area of clouds that you see just to the north right here i

a whole raft of labor party heavyweights like former prime minister gordon brown have demanded the party clarify properly its position by falling into line with the i.h.r. a at a time when the ruling conservative party is in the whole of a brics its labor is tearing itself apart labor almost isn't functioning as a coherent political entity at the moment within it it's not so much sort of you know moderates versus corba knights really what you see is a sort of warring fiefdoms so i'm quite smooth as the right wing against coburn there's a centrist against coburn there's even the left against coburn there are divisions within the leader's office there are influences from different parts of youth movements and trade unions things all very chaotic the other question is the effect it has on coleman's reputation the manly be three hundred thousand jewish people in the u.k. but repeated suggestions of the veteran and see racist may himself have a problem carries significant electoral risk liberal leaning voters labor supporting voters who think they're in a party or supporting a party which is

party has been feeling the heat during the summer it's been a hot summer but the labor party's been feeling the heat particular over issues like anti semitism and internal party reform but here they are trying to turn the flames under the feet of the conservative party and in particular what we've seen today is an evolution in the labor party's leadership stance in relation to a second referendum now obviously as you say the party's preference is for a general election but what they've said in addition to that is that if the members decide that a second referendum is what they would like then the leadership will acquiesce in that now talking to. john tong who's joined us he's a professor of politics one of the university john tell me the importance of this evolution of the labor leadership stance what is absolutely crucial many of the delegates gathered here if we believe the survey evidence what better be a second referendum they want to go with this idea of another people's vote but the leadership until this point it pretty reluctant generally coleman is not necessarily bought int

mixed reactions was the those by labor party how do you see it. i think that the israeli propaganda and the jewish community are mixing the liberals to the between genuine criticism about israel about zionism about the occupation and anti semitic isn't and they're doing saw it's not new is there all the weapon of israel to paralyze any kind of criticism about is an order of patients that is i think that this will continue because it is very efficient because it did paralyze many israeli critics in the world believe labeling them as n.t. semites is no reason anna you said that it's fine with adopting the i it's a definition but no to the car vs particular the one which talks about freedom of expression when it comes to israel and the support for the rights of the policy is why should you be concerned we plainly says that this should not prompt us from saying things for what what they are. i think essentially by caviar saying that the irish are a definition with this little phrase about freedom of speech inherently just says that what the definition

labor party started their. very much try. home where the people from the israeli labor party that you were contacting mr shimon peres or the other. problem is never did. i have not told. you no i only. part. is not coming from what i say from all the things i didn't say. in the mid eighty's the labor party in israel formed a coalition government with the. party should mean i gave a nod and a wink for likud member. to hold secret talks with palestinian politician is allowed husseini in jerusalem. discussion centered on p.l.o. recognition of israel autonomy on the west bank and a federal relationship with jordan. the so-called arab husseini plan became a model for the subsequent oslo accords years later. told that it was soon to offer by the outbreak of the first intifada. the palestinian uprising which took both israel and the p.l.o. by surprise. and. the start of the intifada shall be a ruler after. the day after. a lot of homicide i looked to you well when demand. and when that many. yes the thought of palestinian boys throw

with the european union labor party members at their conference in liverpool will be voting soon on their plan among the options likely to be considered our support for a new referendum on any deal that they can reach the labor party leader jeremy corbyn has said he would prefer an election a general election over another public vote on e.u. membership not in barbour is our correspondent there as far as the labor party leadership is concerned is this clarification or a complete three sixty utero. well if you ask the leadership it's consensus and it's consistent with what they've been saying all along which is that they have to respect the results of the twenty sixteen referendum while protecting jobs and citizens' rights it was very difficult the process on sunday to come up with this text which they're voting on in the coming hours and almost certain to two approves and it does. keep in the option of a so-called people's votes which might offer the option of staying in the european union versus any deal that the government comes up with but there is a lot of debate over that for a

now for weeks the main opposition labor party in the u.k. has been embroiled in a rout anti semitism on to say the party's national executive committee is due to meet to decide on a definition of what exactly anti semitism means now some high profile m.p.'s are calling for their leader the veteran left winger jeremy corbyn to resign currently reports from london. who is jeremy colby is he as his fervent supporters believe the most moral politician in generations a man who spent his entire life campaigning for political justice for palestine or is he as equally fervent opponents allege a closet racist and anti semites who says there's a difference between criticizing israel and criticizing jews but he blows the lines between the two. is always been a split in the labor party on israel with one wing supportive of the palestinian struggle and another wing including many jewish labor party members who actively accept and support the existence of the state of israel but never before has that split come to the surface like this because never befor

a whole raft of labor party heavyweights like former prime minister gordon brown have demanded the party clarify properly its position by falling into line with the i h r a at a time when the ruling conservative party is in the whole of the brics states labor is tearing itself apart labor almost isn't functioning as a coherent political entity at the moment within it it's not so much sort of you know moderates versus corporate knights really what you see is a sort of warring fiefdoms so in quite some more there's the right wing against coburn there's a centrist against coburn there's even the left against coburn there are divisions within the leader's office there are influences from different parts of youth movements and trade unions things all very chaotic the other question is the effect it has on coleman's reputation the may only be three hundred thousand jewish people in the u.k. but repeated suggestions of the veteran and see racist may himself have a problem carry significant electoral risk liberal leaning voters labor supporting voters who think they're in a party or supporting a

s opposition labor party is tearing itself apart over the issue of anti semitism. from brisk north and fuel. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. hello there it's mostly dry and fine across the middle east at the moment it's also pretty hot for many of us too with a maximum temperature of around forty four in baghdad on the north coast of iran though there is likely to be a bit more cloud in one or two showers here and they could also just be the odd showers across the northern parts of turkey as well the risk remains with us as we head through wednesday but elsewhere it doesn't like it should be dry here in doha it's just been incredibly humid over the last day or so and it's still going to stay sticky as we head through the next few days as well the winds coming in from the east they're picking up they're mostly from the gulf and so here in doha the temperatures hovering around thirty nine or forty degrees and certainly feeling humid towards the south coast of oman a little bit of cloud might be lapping on to the coast there it could just give us one or

from the labor party conference and of course. if you like free to show. for the true believers in the current labor party this is the must have isom a conference never mind that their leader jeremy colby in has only a lukewarm relationship with the european union criticising it in the past as a capitalist club convincing him to defeat bricks it is everything now the labor party the democratic party well it's becoming a more democratic party and i think the leadership will accept. the voice of the members. about democracy and actually the call for a new referendum on brics it is also about democracy labor membership has boomed under a philosophy that says the wider the wealth gap in britain the harder you have to fight back until now this unrepentant socialism has maintained a deafening silence over bricks it but no longer over the course of this week the labor party has unveiled a whole set of eye catching aggressively position policies in favor of redistributing wealth to working people things like putting workers on company boa

party conference in a poll. for the true believers in the current labor passim theses the must have item a conference never mind that their leader jeremy corbin has only a lukewarm relationship with the european union criticising it in the past as a capitalist club convincing him to defeat bricks it is everything now the labor party the democratic party well it's becoming a more democratic party and i think the leadership will accept. the voice of the members. about democracy and actually the call for a new referendum on brics it is also about democracy labor membership has boomed under a philosophy that says the wider the wealth gap in britain the harder you have to fight back until now this unrepentant socialism has maintained a deafening silence over bricks it but no longer over the course of this week the labor party has unveiled a whole set of eye catching aggressively position policies in favor of redistributing wealth to working people things like putting workers on company boards three nationalizing key

a stalemate labor party leader jeremy corbyn is sounding of the views of labor party members at the annual conference in the city of liverpool e.u. leaders rejected prime minister series of plans at a summit in salzburg three days ago she says talks of reached an impasse with just six months to go before breaks it is supposed to happen this government doesn't seem very strong it is looking into directions at the same time the one hundred trade deal with the usa in the other hand some kind of relationship with europe and we could well be looking towards a general election and you know what we're ready for our preference would be for a general election and we can and negotiate our future relationships with europe but let's see what comes out of conference post to you live to paul brennan who's in liverpool with the labor party conference is taking place paul good afternoon. pols not listening to us never mind we'll try to go back to poll if we can in the next few minutes still to come on al-jazeera is like telling struggling to survive with no let up in the war yemenis are forced to take ext

s labor party moves to end the controversy surrounding its leader and alleged anti-semitism and the taliban says the founder of one of afghanistan's most feared armed factions as die . i am. thank you for joining us activists a rebel controlled province in northwestern syria is being attacked from the air more than twenty separate airstrikes are reported to have killed at least two civilians and injured others the united nations has warned that a full assault on it could spark a humanitarian catastrophe on a scale not seen in syria's seven year old war as a last large rebel controlled syrian province stephanie deca has more from montauk yanni a turkey's border with syria. twenty four airstrikes so we're being told from sources on the ground seven civilians now confirmed dead it one of this happening around the southwestern area of the province around a town called good what's interesting is that there had been rumors over the last few weeks at this area could be the first stage of a limited offensive of the stars for the first phase if you will having said that in the last hour and off or s

aim at everything from racism to donald trump and of course brags that the labor party leader had a direct message for prime minister theresa may as she tries to negotiate a divorce deal from the european union. but let me also reach out to the prime minister to everybody. who's currently apparently during the negotiation. brecht's it is about the future of our country and our vital interests it's not about leadership squabbles or parliament repository. i say this to in all sincerity and helpfulness. if you deliver a deal that includes a customs union and no hard core green argument if you protect jobs people's rights at work and environmental consumer standards then we will support that sensible deal a deal that would be backed by most of businesses in the world and trade unions but if you can't negotiate that deal then you need to make way for a party that can and will. on a day in bob's life for us now from that conference in level so break that was of course the big issue going into this conference has germany called and the labor party clarified their position on this now. that

party is meeting this week i want the party to back a second referendum labor leader jeremy corbyn says he'll support a vote on the final deal if that's what the party decides. lawyers for christine blazin for the woman who's accused u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault says agreement has been reached to testify in an open hearing on thursday cavanagh who denies the allegations will testify after her surprise. israeli forces have killed a twenty one year old palestinian man who was among a group of protesters on the gaza border gaza's health ministry saying twenty others were wounded the israeli army said hundreds of demonstrators had gathered along the border burning tires and fireworks and soldiers responded with riot dispersal methods those are the top stories coming up next on al-jazeera it's witness and then more news after that to stay with us. marine theme parks are making a big splash in china. but are they a death sentence for the ocean's most majestic and. when an east investigates. on al-jazeera. was so cool and looked at the courage of their duty. to

is opposition labor party is split over the issue of anti semitism. she doesn't have a team bob he is the new face of sportswear giant nike find out how the man who began a protest of the n.f.l. has taken his activism beyond the fear. the spanish government has. to saudi arabia it says it's cancelling an order of four hundred positions forms and returning more than ten million dollars in payments the saw the iraq he led coalition has been widely criticized for civilian deaths caused by its bombing campaign in yemen germany and norway also suspended their arms exports to the saudi led coalition earlier this year and sales to the kingdom have become a politically contentious issue in a number of other countries including the us great and canada well let's get more on this now we're joined by andrew smith in london he's the spokesman for the campaign against trade very good to have you with us on al-jazeera germany as a spain for the latest country to say that they'll suspend sales to saudi arabia as we mentioned a number of countries have said they're g

the labor party used to claim that it was in favor of giving people a chance to get ahead. hey used to believe, members recall, they used to believe in that. the fact of the matter is we are delivering strong economic growth faster than any g7 economy. records jobs growth. lower taxes. more investment. more investment in the central service -- in essential services than ever before and we are turning the corner on energy prices to bring them down. labor on the other hand wants higher taxes, higher energy prices, less employment, less investment, slower economic growth and lower wages. that would be the consequence of a labor government. >> the house of representatives and the senate each of these ministers who voted against the prime minister were put on the spot by labor trying to embarrass them and establish whether they still had confidence in malcolm turnbull. >> thank you, mr. president. my question is to the minister for international development minister does the retain full confidence in prime minister malcolm turnbull. >> supplementary question? >> can the minister

fourteen out of their news hour live from london coming up britain's labor party vote overwhelmingly to reject any breaks that deal with the e.u. that fails to meet its requirements leaving open the option of a second referendum. india's prime minister faces allegations of corruption stemming from a twenty sixteen deal to buy french fighter jets. and sport a new shirt and a new star from basketball's biggest star but what bron james has to say that has moved from east to west. a saudi and iraqi coalition fighting in yemen plans to open humanitarian corridors to allow the delivery of aid it says that it will work with the u.n. on establishing a card all that would be between the rebel strongholds of her data on the red sea and the capital sanaa it comes as the u.n. warns a famine in yemen could strike at any time and lead to even more deaths under simmons' reports from neighboring djibouti and a warning you may find some of the images distressing. another arrival is a clinic in northern yemen bassam mohammed her son is two years old but means he's in a critical condition starvation is

the heroes of peterloo by being true to their cause with the labor party fighting for democracy and social justice against poverty and inequality and discrimination and if we are to get the chance to put these values into practice and government we're going to need unity to do it our movement thank god movement has achieved nothing when dividing the only witness of being the rich and the party of the rich the conservatives real unity is based on the freedom to disagree and debate and then come together around a democratic decision as we've done this week so we need to foster a much greater culture of tolerance an end to abuse online and in the us we must learn to thank we must learn to listen more and shout a bit less to focus on what unites us to accept losing a vote while maintaining the rights to pick up the debate again we are on a journey together and we can only accomplish that journey together thanks party must speak for the overwhelming majority of our country labor is a broad church and can be thought of still i want to leave in that spirit after all i pointed john mcdonald. despi

party conference is taking place so paul does the labor front bench genuinely feel they've got mrs may the prime minister on the ropes this time. i don't know if they believe that it's them that's put her on the ropes or whether it's the european union that's put her on the ropes but certainly they sense weakness huge weakness in the prime minister and in the government's position particularly in relation to bracks sits and the labor party understands that we could be just a matter of months away from a snap general election in fact there's been a headline in the sunday times this morning suggesting that prime minister may might actually call a snap election to try and get herself out of the problems that she's in in relation to parliamentary democracy here and getting the votes that she needs in order to back up her stance in relation to bracks it that said the labor party has been rather ambivalence unambiguous about where it stands on a people's vote or a second referendum on the bracks it issue they would like their preferences for a general election and that was certainly reiterat

prompting labor to push for a general election leader jeremy corbett in summing up the views of party members at the annual conference and liverpool and say will back a second vote if that's what the members want paul brennan is in liverpool where that labor party conference is being held. if you listen to much of the media coverage from other outlets you'd think that direct it was the be all and end all at this particular labor party conference here in liverpool in fact today they've been mainly looking at internal party procedures such as the recent election of sitting m.p.'s and whether they have to go through a new selection process at every general election but nonetheless britain is looming large over pretty much everything that is talked about here in liverpool and the reason why is because the labor leadership has crucially evolved it stands towards the idea of a second referendum on whatever deal the prime minister theresa may brings back from brussels initially jeremy coleman was much more in favor of having a general election based on whatever deal comes back now he's bowin

s opposition labor party decides where it stands. hello again well this hour we are going to start in north america we do have some snow across the canadian border right here as well as possibly into the higher elevations of the rockies but we're talking about a lot of rain still down here across much of the southern part of net states and they have been dealing with flooding in that area as you can see the rain extends all the way up into the ohio river valley and the temperatures a little bit cooler for washington one thousand degrees is your high we expect to see here on monday but as we go towards tuesday things start to warm up but it is going to be a cloudy as well as a drizzly day for most areas but down towards miami pop up thunderstorms we do expect to see a temperature there of about thirty one degrees as we make our way down here across parts of central america and the caribbean we're watching a little bit of a depression out here in the atlantic but behind that is a nother storm that could be causing some problems by the

uh the annual conference of britain's main opposition labor party is starting with briggs it causing lots of arguments leader jeremy corbyn says a general election is needed if prime minister theresa may fails to win support for braggs a plan critics say she was humiliated by e.u. leaders in salzburg three days ago when they rejected her plan to leave she says talks of reached an impasse with just six months to go before departure day paul brennan is at the labor party conference in the. this is a crucial conference for the labor party we could be just months away from bracks if we could be just months away from a new general election depending on the stance of the prime minister to resign may and how to negotiations with the european union go in the opposition labor party knows that it needs to be ready for that as regards the possibility of a second referendum many of the labor members have been pushing force here a conference that more than one hundred constituency parties are calling for a debate about it at least the labor leadership has certainly softened its stance in relation

he's got his from members of his parliamentary party other labor m.p.'s who are more in the stench of politics as it's perceived unease and can't stand him having to face the left wing and so the threat is that if they can't agree this form of wording then there could be letter resignations inside the parliamentary labor party that's obviously very serious because it makes it look as if he's not in charge of things and particularly when the u.k. governments the conservatives are in trouble that that undermines their chances of becoming the next government but it's not a resigning issue because so much of the membership is still supportive of him all right lawrence thank you for that nor is he in london for this. now to what is the biggest story on social media right now collin cap'n a from former american football player to civil rights activists he's now the face of one of the world's biggest sports brands japanese posted this picture on twitter to announce his new deal with nike you remember he caused a wave of controversy in twenty sixteen when he sta

city of liverpool as the opposition labor party meets to decide its stand the protesters are calling for a new referendum on bragg's it is something labor hasn't entirely ruled out e.u. leaders rejected prime minister to resign may's bridget plan to leave the european union at a summit in salzburg three days ago she says talks have now reached an impasse and the stalemate is prompting labor to push for a general election this is a leader jeremy coleman he's sounding out the views of party members at the annual conference in liverpool the party says it will back a second vote if that's what its members forms so there is talk within the party and its supporters. of a desire for a second break that referendum and labor leader jeremy called and says he will be acting on what the party faithful once he himself that prefers the idea of another general election. this government doesn't seem very strong it is looking into directions at the same time the one hand a trade deal with the usa in the other hand some kind of relationship with europe and we could well be looking towards a general el

well for weeks the main opposition labor party in the u.k. has been embroiled in a row over anti semitism at a crucial meeting on tuesday the party's executive will be under pressure to draw a line under the issue some high profile m.p.'s are calling for its leader the veteran left winger jeremy corben to resign florence they reports from london. who is jeremy colby is he as his fervent supporters believe the most moral politician in generations a man who spent his entire life campaigning for political justice for palestine or e.c. as he's equally fervent opponents allege a close it racist and anti semites who says there's a difference between criticizing israel and criticizing jews but he blows the lines between the two. is always been a split in the labor party on israel with one wing supportive of the palestinian struggle and another wing including many jewish labor party members who actively accept and support the existence of the states of israel but never before has that split come to the surface like this because never before has there

on the spot labor the opposition party does not have a very clear position still doesn't have a very clear position on the brakes and on the possibility of a second referendum many inside the labor party and also the trade unions want to somehow reverse brakes if they want it not to happen or they want a very soft form of bracks and so these people are pushing for a second referendum however the party leadership i think is really determined to take over the government so what they want is actually in case there is an absolute disaster no deal with the e.u. they want to have a general election and they want to then be the prime ministers who were dominant rather stewing is trying to maybe also detract from the government's own problems that they have with president saying well look at labor they really don't have a clear cut positions all the labor party conference next week so basically trying to to shift some of the blame to labor i would say are well and this is all unfolding where you are i mean while the chair of the upcoming summit in salzburg mr donald has called for another su

s labor party has voted to adopt in full an international definition of anti semitism there have been calls for opposition leader jeremy corbyn to resign over accusations that he has anti semitic views and this reluctant to expel party members who have expressed opinions against the jewish people lawrence lee has been following the story. can you say what he wants to about israel without being accused of hating jews these people whose of all jeremy colvin believe it is entirely legitimate to condemn israel as institutionally racist without being cautious as racists themselves we need to proceed you know i mean this is a party that can become the party of government and we can discuss matters of foreign policy the rights of the palestinians to their own self-determination they the suffering that the palestinians are experiencing at the hands of israel we can discuss that in the labor party because it will be the find his anti semitic. tactic i'll back off but these british jews friends of israel say that his bigotry fascism and even the jewish people at the moment everybody i know is c

tuesday's vote a labor party conference is on this text which came at the end of many hours of difficult talks and care starmer the shadow secretary in the last few hours has said that what was achieved was consensus it's almost certain to pass and he says that the room on sunday only in those talks decided to keep in the option of a people's vote including remaining in the european union that's something that's been contradicted by some senior party figures but he's saying that that is one option if the party fails to get an early general election that's what they'd really like they want to campaign to take over they say they're ready to be the next government they have the policies in place many of which on the economy a very popular with the general electorate now he says look at us we've achieved consensus we've got unity the conservative party of to reason may next week will fail to show any unity on breaks it so he's hoping that the party in the next few weeks or months will implode that in fact any deal they get with brussels will come to parliament and be rejected but that is not

the rest of the european union labor party members at their annual conference in the city of liverpool will vote soon on their plans among the options likely to be considered our support for a new referendum on any deal that might be reached the labor party leader jeremy corbyn has said he would prefer a general election over another vote by the public on e.u. membership not in barbour is there in liverpool. what tuesday's vote labor party conference is on this text which came at the end of many hours of difficult talks and care starmer the shadow secretary in the last few hours has said that what was achieved was consensus it's almost certain to pass and he says that the room on sunday and in those talks decided to keep in the option of a people's vote including remaining in the european union that's something that's been contradicted by some senior party figures but he's saying that that is one option if the party fails to get an early general election that's what they'd really like they want to campaign to take over they say they're ready to be the next government they have the poli

thousands of people have marched against briggs it is the opposition labor party meets to decide its stand its leader jeremy corbyn has promised to give his party members a choice on the matter is coming under intense pressure to support a new national vote called britain's at the labor party conference in liverpool. brix it has been allocated a time slot of just two and a half hours of labour's annual conference but it's dominating all the other issues here in interviews labor leader jeremy colvin continues to stress his preference for a good deal with europe not necessarily with the u.k. still inside the e.u. well if his general election were in office we would go straight to the negotiating table because we want to protect jobs and industries in this country we want to ensure there is a good effective trade relationship with europe in the future. i i will than five thousand pro e.u. demonstrators marched through liverpool on sunday calling for a people's vote in other words a second bricks and referendum on whatever deal emerges from the ongoing u.k.p. unico see asians and they wa