it is by no means whole hearted but publicly it's now pursuing united pro bracks it policy to reason may of course was adamant on this everyone now knows how famous mantra that means brett said and this is only hardened boris johnson who's vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the october deal or no deal so this was a significant omission on the part of the b.b.c. indeed if that had correctly included the conservative party the progress it is would have taken the lead in that graphic by 3 percent potentially changing the implications of that election another aspect of the story was mentioning is that the b.b.c. actually rebuffed the complaint for almost one month while we. your concerns given the preceding paragraph we don't believe readers would have been misled on what the graph was showing now as i said the b.b.c. has since admitted that these graphics were a lapse in editorial standards they've been removed and a note of correction added to the website but there is a little back story to this because this isn't the only complaint directed against the b.b.c. on this very issue

trade with canada australia new zealand over piece in its own territory and that is the outrage of bracks it and that's the outrage of the british government's approach to it the box up has to be the most important thing because irish peace and prosperity is the most important parts and it's much more important than anything that we can do in brics that couldn't this suspension end up being a gun ball that would backfire and create many problems in the future for johnson for example both davidson who is tories. and everybody knows that had it not been for her. jonah coleman would have been elected prime minister of england oh absolutely on both counts and that ruth davidson was the savior of the tories in 2017 and so going to reason they have any sort of presence in government is thanks to her granted well yes we must remember with the outgoing scottish concerted leader that you know she is cited she would like to spend more time with her family her young you know blooming family and so all credit to her especially when you look at the alternatives that have if she stayed in place which i

petition against it rest in peace british democracy boris johnson as grave digger the message from bracks at opponents in front of downing street it's clear they're outraged that johnson has suspended parliament at such a critical time. he knows that is not the will of the people or parliament to have a new deal breaker and that is why he's trying to sneak it through by suspending parliament and out of democratic outrage our elected m.p.'s should be able to stop him and he is using most of on democratic way forward hours after johnson's decision was announced it was a done deal and black and white approved by the crown it means that on october 14th the queen will read out the new government's program in parliament before that parliament will be suspended no new law can be passed here for nearly 5 weeks boris johnson says that it has nothing to do with bracks it. will bring forward a new list of program croyde hospitals and making sure that we have the education funding that we need and there will be ample toy on both sides of that crucial october the 17th summit taught in parliament for m

is making headlines of its own that's after it admitted to failings and its bracks it coverage during the recent european elections despite its own strict editorial guidelines but i saw scott taylor explains it took a lot for the corporation to acknowledge its mistake. the b.b.c. has just admitted that one of its graphics illustrating the results of the european parliamentary election back in may this year it was misleading now the chart in question shows how well pro and anti bracks at parties did and it suggests that remain as one a little over 40 percent of the vote with bracks it is coming in just shy of 35 percent the conclusion of course being that sentiment in europe was stronger but and this is where the issue is the groff able to account for one important thing while the need for the party and you kip are represented as backing bracks it the conservatives are not despite being a party that was then and still is committed to leaving the european bloc. coconspirator has pursued de she for months and despite being rebuffed by the b.b.c. yesterday finally had his complaint accept

the party and you kip are represented as backing bracks it the conservatives are not despite being a party that was then and still is committed to leaving the european bloc. coconspirator has pursued de she for months and despite being rebuffed twice by the b.b.c. yesterday finally had his complaint accepted it was except a doctor threatening to take the motor to ofcom the charge she used by the b.b.c. to present the election results attempted to deliberately imply and to brag parties who received the most routes. now conservative support of brock's it is not told hearted by any means there are of course remain a loyalist within its ranks but publicly it pursues a united pro policy this is something that theresa may was adamant about we now of course all know her famous mantra breaks it means and this is only hard since boris johnson took the helm he's vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the october deal or no deal and he spearheaded the leave campaign back in 2016 so this really is a significant omission on the part of the b.b.c. indeed if that had included the conservative pa

were badly thrashed in those european elections by the brits party now the bracks party have been set up by somebody called nigel for raj who through out the past few years has been the man really trying to push the euro skeptic agenda and get the u.k. out of the e.u. because of that reason may the previous prime minister who was already losing a loss of trust from within her own party she stepped down and then there was an election within the conservative party boris johnson was elected promising that would whatever would happen he would basically be taking on niger for arjun the threats that party he would win back those conservative voters and make sure that the referendum of 2016 would be seen through which is that the u.k. will leave the european union one of his. big selling points one of his big messages is that if you if you if you square up to the e.u. eventually very will blink any sign of the votes of absolutely no sign of that whatsoever so far we've heard the words of from an angle america she's probably a little bit more diplomatic what we've also been hearing words comi

politics of that not through any sort of grand plans unify the union or unify politics or get through bracks it in any sort of gay civil or way that could actually unite the country jonathan what do you think about unity how would this government go about it how does it say to scotland yes we do care about you and your your your independence or at least your desire to be more independent yes northern and we worry about you in the border yes whales we worry about your agriculture all of these sorts of things it is in any iraq actually probably a tough job it is the problem is that they have no desire the boris johnson show no desire to even attempt that because if he cared about the views of northern ireland . new did not answer the d.p. but the majority of people northern ardent he said he didn't want bracks said and he was very very concerned about the feature of ireland northern ireland relations . hardbacks or no deal breaks it then he wouldn't be saying we should get rid of the backstop he'd be saying let's have the backstop because peace in northern ireland the prosperity and stability

the party and you kip are represented as backing bracks it the conservatives are not despite being a party that was then and still is committed to at leaving the european bloc a huge void coconspirator has pursued de she for months and despite being rebuffed twice by the b.b.c. yesterday finally had his complaint accepted it was except a doctor threatening to take them out to calm the 2. it's used by the b.b.c. to present the election results attempted to do a brutally imply and to brag suit parties receive the most routes now conservative support of brecht's it is by no means whole hearted but publicly it's now pursuing a united pro breck's it policy to reason may of course was adamant on this everyone now knows how famous mantra that means brett said and this is only hardened and boris johnson has vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the october deal or no deal so this was a significant omission on the part of the b.b.c. indeed if that had correctly included the conservative party the progress it is would have taken the lead in that graphic by 3 percent potentially changing th

bricks its side the side that doesn't want to do certainly doesn't want boris johnson's version of bracks it to figure out what they're going to do to try to block him and the main problem they have against them is the absolute lack of time because with parliament being suspended from just over a week from now there are only about 3 parliamentary sitting days for them to come up with something their main line of attack continues to be to try to pass a law the would prevent or no deal breaks it at the end of october and asked for an extension from the european union but the problem with that is that if they want to pass a law they have sue amend a government bill going through parliament and if the government doesn't propose any bills go through parliament then there is nothing for them to amend and as it stands at the moment there isn't anything for them to amend in parliament next week and so how then can they pass a law if that doesn't work their other alternative is to force a vote of no confidence in the government next week which they could do but if they want to do that they have to

minister boris johnson resistance is growing to his plans to suspend parliament just weeks before the bracks it deadline. and online petition against the move collected more than a 1000000 signatures in 24 hours criticism the spline fast both from the opposition and from within johnson's own conservative party now business woman and anti bracks it activist gina miller has returned to the debate launching legal action to keep parliament in session. we have not seen in the history parliament has not received anything like that's time it's only 3 days 5 days it's never never been for a vote for 5 weeks. that hardliners however don't understand what all the fuss is about when asked if the move is democratic jacob riis mall answered it's absolutely democratic and constitutional behind the scenes at westminster opposition parties are forging alliances under great pressure to try to thwart johnson's plans they're focused on bringing a bill that would prevent a new deal breck's it could be fast tracked through parliament in the days before members are forced to take leave. so how are you kerry's lat

government documents are available in picture in the event of a no deal bracks. we've got some quotes of weather pushing into eastern parts of europe over the next couple of days a fair bit of cloud up towards this little area cloud him was quite a big area thought it was some very nasty weather and a stumble on saturday did cause some flash flooding huge amounts of rainfall coming down we saw around $67.00 millimeters of rain in only 24 hours 53 millimeters of which fell in the space of just 6 hours sperry mines the oldest average is around 24 millimeters so that was a loss of heavy rain that wetter weather is moving a little further eastwards central past he could see some wet weather area of low pressure still causing some disturbance up towards moscow tools that western side of russia in another area just this still affecting the northwest pulling away from the british isles northern france the low countries some showers longer spells of rain just sinking their way further south which in the east which as we go on through sunday still quite blustery across th

and meanwhile the democrats they will say all sorts of things about bracks in their opposition and the greens so their vote would be split so it could well and play well for boris equally we've seen the best laid plans often go awry. peter the still remains adamant it's willing to be open with droll agreements now with this move by johnson what kind of impact do you think it would have on the status of the irish border insurance. harty end of the day. the the irish border will have to be figured out whether in the context of a deal or in the context of no deal now the. the u.k. side has made clear that they won't be imposing border checks on the border so the real question is what is the you going to do hard is that you going to plead or are you side going to tell ardent hey you have to guard our external border well yes michael has already made that clear so far the government has been unclear how it will deal with that it has admitted that some checks will be necessary but then the question is if it's not properly checking the irish border will this then not create tensions with the

also the case that parliamentarians will have plenty of time when we come back next week to debate bracks it will have plenty of time before the european council in october to debate british and they have plenty of time to vote on and to reflect their views on after that european council which we hope to get a deal and i am going to spend the last 3 years talking about bricks it prime minister boris johnson's decision comes at a critical time for the u.k. the british parliament will be out of action for 5 weeks while it's normal for a new government to take time out for a short period this will be the law. longest suspension says 1945 m.p.'s will return on october 14th 1st just days before the european union summit where johnson is hoping to secure a new bragg's a deal and a mere 2 weeks before the deadline for the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. on october 31st. let's bring in our guest joining us from london acer bennett the briggs's commissioning editor of the telegraph newspaper from brussels peter clottey had of the brussels office at open europe a think tank also from london jonathan

at parties did and it suggests that remain as one a little over 40 percent of the vote with bracks it is coming in just shy of 35 percent the conclusion of course being that anti bracks sentiment in europe was stronger but and this is where the issue is the core fails to account for one important thing while the need for the party and ukip are represented as backing bracks it the conservatives are not despite being a party that was then and still is committed to leaving the european bloc. coconspirator has pursued the shoe for months and despite being rebuffed by the b.b.c. yesterday finally had his complaint accepted it was except a doctor threatening to take them out to ofcom the charge he used by the b.b.c. to present the election results attempted to do a brutally imply and to brag suit parties receive the most routes now conservative support of brecht's it is by no means whole hearted but publicly it's now pursuing united pro breck's it policy to reason may of course was adamant on this everyone now knows how famous mantra that means brett said and this is only hardened boris joh

s return from the whole of this for a dramatic do new more of the bracks struggle no one really knows what's going to happen those early number of permutations but if anyone can help us understand that my guess the big computer or steve riches to double the of political commentary welcome to. peter if only knows the inner workings of the conservative party you do so what is going on with boris johnson the snow is he actually wanting a deal or is it just appearing are an election plot for mr johnson i can assure you really wants a deal it's a very intelligent man he's been a brussels correspondent 30 years ago he understands how europe works and i know that because i've talked to quite a lot over many years he knows no deal is going is the work road to do a road to industrial devastation in this country he knows the language of europe as well he can talk to donald tusk we saw that over the weekend he can talk to the diplomats the politicians he got on well even with macro of course he wants a deal what he has also to handle of course is his rhetoric the other audience which he has to d

suspends parliament ahead of the brakes a deadline remainders and leavers who don't want to see a no deal bracks and are outraged more than a 1000000 people have already signed a petition against the suspension. as protests in indonesia's pop up process turned deadly the government says it is prepared to investigate reports of a racist attack believed to be the cause something i'm dressed. plus the world's oldest film festival gets underway in venice french actors catherine venues judith finish grace the red carpet as their film the truth kicks off the competition for the golden why. i'm so me so much going to thank you for joining us italy's president has given the prime minister giuseppe conti a mandate to form a new government said the government would need to start right away on a budget for next year and would work to modernize italy to make it more competitive countries mandate follows a series of political twists and turns after the country's far right deputy. a minister called his party out of the governing coalition the 2 former rivals the antiestablishment 5 star movement of the center

become a caretaker prime minister in order to stop the kind of bracks it that the bracks party. which is what it wants really which is a no deal of very hard line which many say would be a disaster for this area but he hasn't so far managed to wind up with any more support from within from without his own cabal and certainly members of the ruling conservative party are not in agreement with that and would really rather stick with the status quo rather than have him seen as the british prime minister. that is sonia gaia go in bolton thank you sonia. human rights activists are accusing syrian government forces and fair russian allies of bombing camps for internally displaced people 100000 syrians have now fled fighting in it live in the last week which is syria's last rebel held problems just a warning some of you may find the pictures in this report from anderson and chapelle disturbing. these people have already fled fighting in syria but tragically it's still caught up with them in this case at least 18 people were killed in a suspected russian airstrike on a camp for internall

minister will go ahead next week opponents of boris johnson argue there's not enough time to debate bracks it raising the likelihood of the u.k. leaving the european union at the end of october without a deal. now listen citizens living in india's northeastern state of is to be released on saturday the national register and so identify those who are foreigners and illegal immigrants but proof of citizenship is needed to get on the list and that's a challenge for hundreds of thousands of people particularly women priyanka gupta reports from. audio gali him there in cheer on the district of assam is anxious families trying to piece together why she was left out of last year's draft list of indian citizens in assam. she was married at 13 and is literate enough to just be able to write her name her husband never went to school now they are forced to father the complex paperwork the may need to prove that she's indian and i can make they detain me i don't know what i will do my children will not have a mother i won't even be able to see them. a big old a muslim and her 2 sisters were also left

has traction with the new deal break set started in one breaks in the 1st place let alone a new deal bracks and so all of these things now receiving end to the independence debate up here and considering back in 2014 be it the opinion polls that support for independence or in the late twenty's in the bettys and ended up 40 percent of your list take a squint conceivable 40 but you know what percent reach 515253 of course it's not it's not a likelihood it's not you know you wouldn't say that it's probable but you would say there's a definite possible and i do let's bring you into the conversation from london we've talked a lot about boris johnson we've talked a lot about scotland there but you know the overarching thing at the moment is this idea that the u.k. were clear the unions fractured but that could fracture even further and for hecht alastair wrote a piece for al jazeera dot com called boris johnson be the you could he be the u.k.'s last prime minister are we overstating things to say that the u.k. is so fractured so let's talk about wales and northern ireland in england as well that

but the majority of people north annoyed and he said he didn't want bracks said and he was very very concerned about the feature of ireland northern ireland relations . hardbacks or no deal breaks it then he wouldn't be saying we should get rid of the backstop he'd be saying let's have the backstop because peace in northern ireland the prosperity and stability of northern ireland is were important than anything he's not saying that he's saying the brics that is the most important thing but why would he want. donovan in wales why would he not want that unity i don't to get into too much psychoanalysis of boris johnson the the man but you know the united kingdom the clues in the title. the reason is i'm afraid that it's not about unifying it's about exactly exactly as they as the other panelists said it's about unifying the bricks that boris johnson is not the prime minister for 100 percent of the british people no to see who is the other purporting to be really he's a prime minister not even 50 percent of the british population or the richer british or that british voters are very set

to work on his domestic agenda but opponents say it's an undemocratic attempt to stifle debate over bracks it. there is anger across great britain towards prime minister boris johnson resistance is growing to his plans to suspend parliament just weeks before the bracks a deadline. and online petition against the move collected more than a 1000000 signatures in 24 hours criticism is flying fast both from the opposition and from within johnson's own conservative party now businesswoman and anti bracks it activist gina miller has returned to the debate launching legal action to keep parliament in session we have not seen in modern history parliament has not received anything like that's time it's only 3 days 5 days it's never never been parades for 5 weeks. that hardliners however don't understand what all the fuss is about when asked if the move is democratic jacob reese malk answered it's absolutely democratic and constitutional. behind the scenes at westminster opposition parties are forging alliances under great pressure to try to thwart johnson's plans they're focused on bringing a bill

alex forrest whiting didn't do bracks it unless the thank you let's bring into the conversation that they don't use the chief political editor. who is there at the press conference in the german the chancery welcome michela what jumped out for you . although there really isn't any kind of movement on the essential issue it's essentially a yes or no question will that leading deal that breaks a deal be reopened or not and fundamentally what we've heard from boris johnson is that simply the backstop has to go and angela merkel in fact restating what she said many times before that saw the backstop can be overcome simply by finding a solution to the northern irish who also is safeguarding the good friday agreement something britain itself course johnson himself has restated just yesterday when he sent that letter to donald tusk the e.u. council president who basically rebuffed him in a tweet saying well we need to see a constructive proposal on the table boris johnson was specifically asked about that and as you just discussed he wasn't very specific and what that solution could be sayi

at play in that in that election i was surgeon were made a vote under the liberal democrats and also bracks a party to contend with. the liberal democrats newest m.p. was clear about what she thinks this results means and here we stand. this day was john says bumble in the 1st week it was premonition. and here we are saying i mean i'm. honestly not because i was just here. will not tolerate a new deal right. but some voters do want to know deal breaks it and although nigel farage is bracks and party didn't perform quite as well as they might have hoped with 10 percent of the vote they still arguably cost the conservative m.p. his seat by splitting the preprinted vote although local issues are often important for by election results this one could also be seen as another example of how breaks it is rewriting the balance of britain's political system with supports for smaller parties like the lib dems and the bracks it party on the rise at the expense of the big 2 labor and the conservatives. when parliament returns from recess at the beginning of september it will have less than 2 months to

no bracks it protesters shout as british prime minister boris johnson arrives in them and for the 1st time since he took office a month ago he met with german chancellor angela merkel his go to reopen negotiations on brics it we in the u.k. want a deal we seek a deal and i believe that we can get what we can do this shop windows i think is the is the phrase but clearly. clearly. we cannot we cannot accept. the current. agreement johnson wants to scrap the backstop a clause designed to prevent the return of customs and security checks along the irish border the new however has ruled out renegotiating the existing bricks agreement in berlin merkel said johnson the challenge of finding a solution quickly to fix up the said look the back of them has always only been a last resort if we don't need that last resort and if we're saying that we might find this agreement in the next 2 years perhaps we will find it in the next 30 days why shouldn't we be starting from bottlenecks both merkel and johnson seem optimistic that a solution can be found in berlin however no solution has yet in that a

wants to make sure is that the you remain stable that it remains united particularly on that issue bracks it and germany still prefers it with a deal to preserve that very stability with germany of course bearing the brunt of the economic ripple effects that no deal bracks it would cause at the same time boris johnson can't expect to come here to see any real movement we just heard angela merkel statement there she says she wants to talk to him about making the brics that as friction free as possible but she certainly isn't moving on that core position that the deal won't be reopened and yet mr johnson seems to have this belief that the e.u. will back down if he plays hardball and takes it to the light is any sign of that. you know and this raises the question of what the rhetoric from boris johnson's side is really about he has a way for thin majority in parliament he may be facing 1st elections very soon and he is fighting against the bracks it party of nigel far as who might be a kindred spirit when it comes to bricks it but that's the rhetoric he's up against so the big question is do

so here's more from the 2 leaders on the irish backstop and prospects of a new bracks it deal. yes of course i think there is ample scope to do a deal and sprained i think pretty clearly what needs to happen we need to remove those elements of the of the withdrawal agreement that simply don't work for the. the u.k. i've spoken of the things that i think are sensible the protections of the rights of you nationals but the the back stop that particular arrangement which i do think has grave grave defects for a democratic country sovereign democratic country like the u.k. that plainly has to go but once we get rid of it if we can change it then i think there is the real prospect of making progress very rapidly indeed so the backstop has always only been a last resort we don't need this last resort and we're saying we might find that agreement in the next 2 years but i'm sure find it in the next 30 days why shouldn't we that would take a big step forward and we have to pull all the stars out and make sure we manage to do it however this does work on the assumption that we have clari

both from the opposition and from within johnson's own conservative party now businesswoman and anti bracks it activist gina miller has returned to the debate launching legal action to keep parliament in session. we have not seen in modern history parliament has not received anything like that's time it's only 3 days 5 days it's never never been for a vote for 5 weeks. that hardliners however don't understand what all the fuss is about when asked if the move is democratic jacob riis mark answered it's absolutely democratic and constitutional. behind the scenes at westminster opposition parties are forging alliances under great pressure to try to thwart johnson's plans they're focused on bringing a bill that would prevent a new deal brax it it could be fast tracked through parliament in the days before members are forced to take leave. so how are you kerry's latest political spasms being viewed by you do w correspondent bad riggers joins us from brussels welcome back britain's new prime minister says he wants a deal with brussels but his actions indicate that he's having for no deal well thi

vast issue he also law they lost the conservative party that his party lost a lot of voters to the bracks it party which is led by nigel farage say that there has to be a breakthrough deal or no deal and although boris johnson in the polls appears to be bringing those voters back he has to keep them on side which is why he is so keen to say the u.k. will leave on the 31st of october deal or no deal but that he is going to today berlin tomorrow paris and then meeting the g 7 leaders but he's speaking to those 2 main leaders merkel and mock all to say to show these people back home he's done his part it is now in the e.u.'s court and if they won't budge it's not his problem that is effectively what he appears to be trying to do one thing the very were able to agree on worst of the position of russia in relation to g 7 yes and and boris johnson was keen to point out that this is something again that the u.k. and germany will agree on which is that russia should not be readmitted to the g 7 so to become the g 8 at the moment because they haven't proved that anything has changed since the prob

any of those other issues if he cared about the farmers in wales he would be talking about a no deal bracks which would destroy them if he cared about scottish independence he'd be saying that scotland would have more of a say in the negotiations but in that he's actually continuing the kind of that the line that theresa may when she was prime minister which was the breaks it was the most important objective the union came 2nd and that is why i went to resume a how the over cheesey sustain a single market and customs union which would have kept northern ireland and ireland completely aligned she decided not to do that because she thought the brics it and specifically leaving the single market was more important alastair indiana and i'm looking for some good news here because everyone says the unfortunate impression i'm getting is that 3 months from now the u.k. is going to be basically driven off a cliff is it that bad in your opinion. for the u.k. as a whole i mean you can you know i mean it it's so impossible to tell what is going to happen from one minute and that's when i know it's in t

and it makes it harder for prime minister johnson to push through his plans for a possible no deal bracks it. a set of measures he's been declared in 6 provinces in indonesia forest fires are burning across the country delhi 6500 his have been deployed to control them satellites have detected 96 separate blazes on some up for new orleans alone many may have been deliberately started 5 farmers trying to clear land for planting. more than 100 people have been killed in weeks of flooding in bangladesh now as the waters recede health workers are concerned about a new problem the spread of disease of the child 3 reports thousands across bangladesh have lost their homes due to heavy flooding and landslides over 7000000 people have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 distinct according to bangladesh red crease on society. families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. so it's hard to compete the chi

s who have vowed to do anything in their power to block a no deal bracks it's even threaten to set up an alternative parliaments if their views are ignored describe the johnson move as nothing short of a constitutional outrage a step on the road to dictatorship it is a constitution that rage this is an attempt by a prime minister who was elected by a very small number of people in the country is served to party membership to ride roughshod over parliament and prevent any legislation and debate that would stop this country leaving me you without a deal and all the problems that it will cause he seems to want to run headlong into the arms of donald trump is more determination to see this before this is extraordinary johnson had been thought to have been getting on better with european leaders of late and hope had not been lost among them that some new deal could be found but time is now extremely short and there's a genuine sense of crisis among those who fear the hardest of bricks it's the great conundrum of a brecht it has always been whether it should simply fall to governments who e

in the event of a no deal bracks it boris johnson seemed i'm concerned by the worries of the scots or the problems of the auto industry. the. he's a set of facing difficulties but very much just in the last few weeks you've seen big investments coming into talks would you like me going to be built by b.m.w. a new vehicle to be built. 1000000000 pound investment by jr in in birmingham we will do everything we can to address the issues of just in time supply chains but we are going to go ahead and come out of the e.u. on october 31st and thank you. johnson seems more than willing to oversee a no deal bricks it even though the british chamber of commerce sees that as a worst case scenario. johnson says the industry is warning so overblown many voters in alice meal port agree even those who might soon lose their jobs at opel. many here would vote for breaks and again like louise whitby who barely manages to pay the rent for her beauty paul or . maybe family hard place change. jobs a me on the hard way this. is not that anybody at the beginning but then well from when he went off to bail p

created as leader of his conservative party in scotland citing family pressures and her opposition to bracks says during her 8 years in charge ms davis and that the past is resurgence in scotland winning vital seats kept the national party in power on wednesday mr johnson announced that he would suspend parliament for 5 weeks between september and october he says the brakes necessary to allow the government to develop its domestic agenda opponents say it's an undemocratic attempt to stifle debate before britain shed departure from the e.u. at the end of october more than $1000000.00 signatures were gathered within 24 hours against the forced recess of parliament many britons are furious with their new prime minister boris johnson. including businesswoman and antique breaks at activist gina miller she has launched legal action to defend the rights of parliament in the courts. we're not questioning whether having that power using it is illegal or not what we're questioning is that the use of this power in parliament for such a long time 5 weeks greg said hardliners however don't understand wha

and certainly against a no deal bracks it actually do not see that to happen the idea of having mr corbin is nick as a caretaker leader it does not appeal to their sensibilities they would always rather stick with the status quo rather than risk that also the other opposition party the liberal democrat leader joseph wilson has said that she does not want to go into any kind of deal with mr colvin but is open to any of the names from the labor party there are 2 other names that have been cast in one from one senior politician from the conservative party another senior labor party politician but while this political wrangling is continuing the clock is still ticking and there is less and less time in which to formulate some kind of plan in order to prevent a no deal breaks it from happening and that is the risk. all these politicians who are against such a scenario are battling against whether they'll be able to do that without doing a deal with mr coleman is another thing altogether. tensions have been high since india stripped kashmir of its soul ptolemy last week cutting off communicatio

could not be worse for westminster can we believe johnson when he says this has nothing to do with bracks. absolutely not there is no doubt that boris johnson and all those surrounding him know that this has everything to do with bricks it this is these are guerrilla tactics this is a warfare and it has all the finger marks of boris johnson's un special advisor dominic cummings he is the man who successfully led the leave come paying in the brics that referendum back in 2016 the aim here is to confuse the opposition to take them off guard and that is exactly what's happened look there are m.p.'s from around 6 political parties who want to thwart a new deal even some from boris johnson's own conservative party but so far they have spoken without a unified voice yesterday however they managed to agree that yes they would try to hold some put on some kind of legislation to force boris johnson to go to brussels to say let's delay bret is it that however now looks much less likely to be able to happen as far as boris johnson you know he can be this can be called an undemocratic move a threat t

minister burst johnson is coming to berlin today to try to persuade chancellor on a macro to reopen bracks a negotiation johnson is calling for the so-called backstop for the irish border to be scrapped but so far as have rejected those calls the backstop is an insurance policy to avoid a hard border between northern ireland which is of course part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland but it would involve northern ireland remaining in the e.u. customs union which johnson's claims would be a violation of british sovereignty. the fear is that a hard border on the island of ireland would reignite the decades of conflict known as the troubles you have used hershel's reports from northern ireland's capital belfast. one of the most popular activities these days for visitors to belfast is a troubles to or a 137 people hospitalized there were horrific injuries there were people multiple loss of limbs that were guides like paul donnelly navigate what's called a history of terror but many fear history could be repeated deadly clashes between protestant supporters of british rule and catholics wan