from a no deal bracks it and even topple the prime minister said the end of the road for johnson that's our question for today and here are the guests who will answer it alex forrest whiting is a d.-w. reporter and a former westminster political correspondent she says the country's parliament and the conservative party are tearing themselves apart over brags that prime minister johnson appears to have lost control and features taylan is with us he's an expert on business and economics who formerly wrote for the german newspaper steve bell and the bitch and he says democratic convictions are more deeply rooted in the political system of britain than some populists seem to believe and it's a pleasure to welcome john worse he is an e.u. citizen with a. a passport to this in berlin he's a blogger political advisor and a member of the green party he says boris johnson is turning the conservative party into the record that party but this week has shown that it's a dangerous game. so let me start out by asking you alex you say that boris johnson appears to have lost control but appearances can

is boris johnson harming british democracy. let me put that question straight away to john worse weather of boris johnson is harming british democracy is certainly some people said as he suspended parliament essentially sending it on a forced and link the vacation that that amounts to a coke. i think the quality kerr is props exaggerates needs somewhat but nevertheless inflicted to have parliament not sitting for five weeks in the middle of a political crisis it is an extremely worrying development and its basic piece of boris johnson can avoid a parliamentary scrutiny so essentially he's trying to push pullman to way because he knows the parliamentarians don't really support his brakes it plans now what we seen this week and we'll see more next week at least it's opponents fighting back. is trying to use the little times goes available to bowling bars from sometimes as much as possible but it's a very delicate situation i'm i'm win not yet certain whether parliament what she win that battle against four strands please tell in

from a no deal breck's it and even topple the prime minister said the end of the road for johnson that's our question for today and here are the guests who will answer it alex forrest whiting is a d.-w. reporter and a former westminster political correspondent she says the country's parliament and the conservative party are tearing themselves apart over bricks and prime minister johnson appears to have lost control and taylor and is with us he's an expert on business and economics who formerly wrote for the german newspaper and the bitch and he says democratic convictions are more deeply rooted in the political system of britain than some populists seem to believe and it's a pleasure to welcome john worth he is an e.u. citizen with a u.k. passport who is a berlin he's a blogger political advisor and a member of the green party he says boris johnson is turning the conservative party into the rx at party but this week has shown that it's a dangerous game so let me start out by asking you alex you say that boris johnson appears to have lost control but appearances can be deceiving how does

knowing both jo johnson and boris johnson a bit personally is that actually there may not be terrifically bad blood between them personally. a lot of friends of boris johnson simply don't agree with what he's doing. you could say it is their preference on brexit. they are prepared to act on brexit. they are prepared to act on it. that is a big difference is that a lot of other people might otherwise have just kept their heads down. saying, iwouldn't otherwise have just kept their heads down. saying, i wouldn't be able to look myself in the merit so this is the moment and i must act. it is also true on the other side of the balance sheet. you hear a lot of loyalists of boris johnson saying, we've got to stick to this and get to that general election because parliament is trying to thwart us. they have committed to that so they continue down that route. on that note, what are the chances, in your estimation, of boris johnson note, what are the chances, in your estimation, of borisjohnson getting that early general election date that early general election date that he wants? i think those c

the support of the majority is a turn for mr johnson. well clearly we saw this week that labor does not want to give the nuff support to provide that 2 thirds target been tried nuff numbers for it to be hit and why is that simply because jeremy corwin now wants to ensure that this no deal law passes into the house of lords and that's very much on the u.k. statute books and this is because it a fact he is realizing that in finding all too hard to resist the temptation to play with the conservatives like a cat might play with a dead mouse swatting it around and to what head as alex is saying yes the jeremy corbin is the man is meant to be the country's alternative prime minister has been begging asking for the election and clearly he's just paranoid that boris johnson will turn around on winning labor's approval and say very good thank you for proving us went out of the pick a election day for after october the 1st a was that no directed by default instantly wrecked it's in the bag so it's a level of distrust clearly of the labor side whic

october we expect that to be finished in the house of lords and if that happens then prime minister johnson on monday will come back and again try to push for a snap a general election he failed to get that this week now we're just hearing that after conversations between the leaders of all the opposition parties here in westminster they've agreed that on monday they will not give boris johnson his preferred date of the 15th of october they're not going to go for that they're demanding the rights to determine the date of the election because they fear that boris johnson could engineer it so that in fact britain could still leave without a deal at the end of october they're not going to call a vote of no confidence because if that happens then parliament would if the suspension goes ahead not be sitting and so the best still would be a chance of a no deal breaks it so this is really important now that the opposition have agreed a strategy they say that their number one priority is avoiding a no deal breaks it they're promising that it won't be a long time before a general election will happe

next year and lawmakers putting into motion a bill that makes a new deal illegal prime minister boris johnson angry and demanding an early election for mid october but tonight it's a prime minister's wish that parliament is not willing to grant i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. this government will take this country for the european union on october 31st yes thank the last one for his 1st post in politics he now wants to dissolve potter. you know the surrender deal he's desperate syllabi desperate to avoid scrutiny what do we want to rebuild do you. think everyone teach. in the prime minister seems to me incapable of on serious books these surrender bill would do you would risk any chance of the talks only stewing is running down the clock does it mean to already keep that i could see this. also coming up in a french court case over maurice the rooster he's a hit with the hens but not with the neighbors they can't sleep and they blame maurice is cock a doodle doo i could beat these people who come from paris and complain about the reste i shouldn't even be an o.c. i just want to beat t

without a deal boris johnson retaliates by saying he'll call for an early election. also coming up devastation in the bahamas the scale of the disaster caused by hurricane dorian begins to emerge tens of thousands of pounds have been destroyed huge numbers of people are without food. and xenophobic violence sweeps across south africa several people are dead after riders attacked foreign businesses and migrant workers. hello i'm terry martin and welcome to the program britain's prime minister boris johnson is bracing for another showdown in parliament today after suffering in the feet over his brags that strategy last night lawmakers voted to seize control of parliament business so they can vote today on legislation to prevent the u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. without a deal at the end of october johnson has responded by saying he would call a snap election. and would do it with boris johnson's 1st parliamentary veitch as british prime minister and he lost it but he could stop it. this was to the right story 128 the news to the left 301 to the oh you have it the

how big a defeatist this for enris johnson's gover >> huge. -- h big a defeat is this for boris johnson's government? >> huge. they are stopping ese people from standing again in another election. a pretty jerk coney and measure --raconian measure. 'boris johnson'hero is winston churchill. this is painful stuff. the government has been defeated. try to explain what this means in the big picture. it means thatomorrow, the mp rather than the executive take control of the agenda. britain will not leave the european union with no deal and they will have to come law. that is not what number 10 wants. if you do that, you will have a general election. laura: they have to back a geeyral election, don't >' britain'unwritten constitution means that we are make -- along.g it up as we go i know with certainty what is going to happen next. but what seems to be the case is that boris johnson will not act it -- enact it. and will say that i want to have an election. yeerday, boris johnson said the last thing that in want is election. what they really meant to say is that boris johnson once an election a

has already left the european union without a deal if it goes as boris johnson johnson likes that but in any case a general election is most likely to happen and it will be some kind of another referendum a mini referendum on brics that again on whether to remain or stay in the european union a question that has divided of course the u.k. over the last yes short of things so much for bringing us up to date d.w. charlotte pops there in london. apocalyptic devastating just a couple of the words being used to describe the situation in the bahamas after the islands were battered for 3 days by hurricane dorian the full scale of the disaster has not yet emerged as relief and rescue workers are unable to reach many areas at least 7 people are confirmed dead both already say that figure is set to rise. the bird's eye view of the ruins left behind in the bahamas. dorian is the strongest storm to hit the island since the beginning of modern weather records. the category 5 hurricane pummeled the region with winds up to 300 kilometers an hour. the red cross says it has destroyed more than 13000 h

that we come on to the matter of mr mr johnson's cabinet jacob riis mark is an honorable man he went out more as a privy councillor to tell the queen to do this is he going to it's astonishing to me that he's had the audacity not to resign the 66 years on the throne and queen elizabeth queen of scots could was with the 2nd of the united kingdom and no one has a prime minister who's led into unlawfulness you can't really say the forest. and deliberately miss that the queen the supreme court in scotland said exactly that the supreme court of the united kingdom said that didn't need to go into the because the judgment stood in italy ok i don't think he did it on purpose but that's a moot point the fundamental issue for me is that there's almost no way out for bars to escape the promise he made that we would leave on the 31st of october he has to try to do that and if you plays clever here i think you could line him self up with what is definitely a junk bond risky strategy for a general election but a strategy that could actually propel him into majority and that's because this only wor

it's just said that boris johnson believes he might lose his leverage with the e.u. i think the consensus here in brussels is universally never had any leverage but believe it or not his chief brags that envoy david frost is in town to officially negotiate things like the back stop very contentious that is the insurance policy against the hard border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is part of the european union and you remember when boris johnson said they're making good progress and deal with the e.u. was within reach and that he had plans to replace this backstop with an alternative well you officials here in brussels say they've never seen any of those plans that these plans do not exist and that's why many here think that the real plan of the johnson administration is to have a no deal bragg's it so that's what the e.u. is preparing for right now expected to announce new measures to get the european union prepared for no deal drugs that charlotte as you mentioned johnson has lost his majority now in parliament

deducted news coming to you live from berlin a unanimous ruling from britain's supreme court boris johnson broke the law the court finds the prime minister's moved to suspend all event just 5 weeks before the break the deadline was on northward and what does this mean now for johnson's breaks of plans we go live to london and. also coming up do you dunkin investigates the growing presence of islamist militants in the refugee camps we talk to an armed fighter who uses vantage means to impose his group's strict groups. and who $1.00 fee for his best to board suggests that some of us start making the peano taking home the women's their prize and on the men's side reading soccer royalty edges out the competition. out and welcome. we begin in britain where the supreme court has ruled that promise to bars johnson suspension of follow meant was unlawful and the decision means lawmakers can reassemble quote as soon as possible which were d.-d. a hammer blow to johnson's plans for taking britain out of the do you not a verdict found that the suspension prevent of parliament from doing its job redou

news live from berlin the british parliament defeats force johnson seizing control of. the audience to the right $328.00. to the last 300 and was certainly not exactly. having. lawmakers take the 1st step towards blocking the prime minister from letting the u.k. crash out of the e.u. johnson says he'll now call for an early election we'll get an update from london. also coming up soon a phobic violence sweeps across south africa several people are dead after rioters attacked foreign owned businesses and migrant workers. plus hurricane dorian leaves at least 7 dead in the bahamas and the country's prime minister is warning that number will rise the storm is now approaching the u.s. eastern seaboard where millions of people have been ordered to leave their homes. i'm william blue cross welcome to the program u.k. lawmakers have dealt a big blow to boris johnson's plans late last night they defied the prime minister and voted to take an important step toward preventing the country from leaving the e.u. without a deal with potential snap elections looming the fate of brecht

with the commons once again seizing control of legislation to rule out a no do you break that boris johnson dominic cummings latests not pulling up for the opposition who probably refused to walk into it leaving the prime minister high i'm dry when parliament resumed earlier this month he had a bare majority now after a purge of a year to files it is in a minority of over 40 now johnson has become the 1st ever u.k. prime ministers to lead her majesty the queen herself into illegality his position as prime minister now heinz by a trade however as this week's conference is made clear the opposition labor party is also still full of the wool bricks it in contrast levels of the s.n.p. should have a spring in their step but can they really stop breaks at the thought of the seams the pull to be done except for the prime minister to buckle down and actually try and pull off for you to deal if intends to meet the hard how low we did like it is either do a deal or die in the last ditch even for the high wire politician like boris johnson this would hardly seem the moment to risk defying the courts b

next year and lawmakers putting into motion a bill that makes a no deal illegal prime minister boris johnson angry and demanding an early election for mid october but tonight it's a prime minister's wish that parliament is not willing to grant i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. this government will take this country to the european union on october the 3rd he does it yesterday he lost one vote his 1st vote in parliament he now wants to dissolve parliament. this. is the surrender bill he's desperate saluki desperate to avoid scrutiny what do we want how do you build. going to be one teacher. in the prime minister seems to me capable of on serie a good he's serene the bill would do he would with any choice will be told only stewing is running down the clock does it leave your car in a cage to keep it i can see this. also coming up in a french court case over maurice the rooster he's a hit with the hens but not with the neighbors they can't sleep and they blame maurice is cock a doodle doo i could beat these people who come from paris and complain about the reste i shouldn't even be an au

certainly trying to buoy johnson. to a certain extent, johnson leaving the united states with a -- with his tell between his legs. back to britain and a very difficult political situation. he does not have a majority in the house of commons. the house of commons is back as a serious force to make boris johnson's life very difficult. the questions swirling around london is, who will take the fall for the defeat? it is not sound like it will be jeremy cox. will it be his chief advisor? that is the question. will dominic cummings be forced to step down? vonnie: we should note it was the former prime minister, john maker -- john major, who took this case to the court. let's check u.s. markets. we did see a downdraft after -- the president singled out china in his speech. the dow is now down more than a tent. the s&p down a third of a percent the nasdaq is down three quarters of 1%. balance of power is next. we will be continuing to monitor events taking place at the united nations general assembly including playback of th

you can prime minister boris johnson plans for a snap election as m.p.'s in his own party join the opposition to block a no deal bracks it's. not you know just your life from a headquarters and. also ahead iran says it may consider staying in the nuclear deal if the french offer a $15000000000.00 bailout is agreed. 5 u.s. states declared emergency as hurricane dorian closes in after devastating the bahamas plus. the road to 2022 cats are unveils the logo for its feet world cup beaming it out in several parts of the world. below the british prime minister boris johnson is bracing for another showdown in parliament after his breakfast strategy suffered a humiliating defeat meant to set to vote on a motion later on wednesday which would block a no deal bracks at october 31st it could also delay britain's exit from the e.u. by 3 more months but the prime minister has come back fighting threatening to call for a snap election if m.p.'s vote against him johnson has kicked out 21 members of his own party after they voted against him to seize control of the parli

s have rejected prime minister boris johnson's call for an early general election he put forward the motion off the politicians approved a bill to delay breaks it and block a no deal exit from the e.u. on october 31st well in a moment we'll cross in jonah how he's been following the day's developments for us from outside parliament 1st andrew symonds reports on the day's events. another defeat for boris johnson but with a rebellion in his party and the opposition taking over the parliamentary timetable i used the right 327 notice the lack of 299. within minutes boris johnson was on his feet with his plan for a snap elections i don't want an action the public don't want an election the country doesn't want to election with this house president no other option than getting the public decide who they want as prime minister and i commend this motion to the hot under the opposition bill that now has to be passed by parliament upper house johnson is forced to seek an extension of the deadline that will remove it to january scuppering his dual die plan for a no deal brix it if nessus. on oc

and against prime minister barak's johnson inside parliament last ditch power plays are getting underway many lawmakers want to introduce legislation which would stop a no deal break that at the end of october and possibly delay it by 3 months prime minister johnson says he's determined to get brags it done i would everybody to know there are circumstances in which i would ask brussels to do that we're leaving on the 31st of october no gives bots johnson met with some potential rebels on tuesday in the hope of deterring them they've already been threatened with being thrown out of the tory party if they vote with the opposition and i think there's a there's a group of conservatives who feel very strongly that now is a time when we have to put the national interest ahead of any threats to us personally i want to encourage speculation is rife johnson could call for fresh elections the major opposition labor party says it's not worried their primary concern is to stop and no deal breaks it let's see what happens after this legislation is gone through this election is called i'm absolutely r

he was defiant but now boris johnson looks caught in the tight corner the u.k. leader was told he can't force brags that without a deal he's got the parliament suspended but his bid for a snap election is rejected so what are his options now this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage enjoy him only a few days ago he said he would rather die in a ditch than ask the e.u. for an extension to briggs in negotiations but it seems boris johnson may have to admit defeat and find another way to deal with his deeply divided government his attempt to call an early election has been thrown out and parliament suspended for the next 5 weeks he needed more than 430 votes to get a snap election he only got 293 that's left him in a tight corner if he wants the u.k. to leave the block on october 31st so where does this leave it could there be a 2nd referendum and what will opposition parties do next we have lots to get into with our guests but 1st lawrence lee reports on a dramatic night in british politics. mr speaker the lord's will also right by how much

the support of the majority is a turn for mr johnson. well clearly we saw this week that labor does not want to give the nuff support to provide that 2 thirds target be tried nuff numbers for it to be hit and why is that simply because jeremy corwin now wants to ensure that this no deal law passes into the house of lords and that's very much on the u.k. statute books and this is because it a fact he is realizing that in finding all too hard to resist the temptation to play with the conservatives like a cat might play with a dead mouse swatting it around and to what head that alex is saying yes the jeremy corbin is the man who's meant to be the country's alternative prime minister has been begging asking for the election and clearly he's just paranoid that boris johnson will turn around on winning labor's approval and say very good thank you for proving us went out of the pick a election day 4 after october the 1st was that no directed by default instantly brecht it's in the bag so it's a level of distrust clearly of the labor side which

is good news coming to you live from berlin a unanimous ruling from britain the supreme court boris johnson broke the law the court finds the prime minister's move to suspend parliament just 5 weeks before the deadline was on your foot what does this mean for johnson's breaks it plans to go live to london. also coming up a dispute in the gulf region is set to dominate talks today at the u.n. the u.s. blames iran for missile and attacks on saudi arabian oil facilities growing tensions have drawn in other countries now working to prevent the escalation to try to board. in demanding respect in hong kong for police officers say city cops have shown great restraint during months of protests and dispute allegations of police brutality. class who want the phones best towards yes that's meghan the peano taking home the. prize on the men's side. and stop the competition. good to have you with us we start in britain where the supreme court has unanimously. rule the prime minister bars johnson suspension of parliament was under full the decision means lawmakers can reassemble quote as honest possible

boris johnson wants to keep the option of britain crashing out of the european union. many lawmakers however want to block that the voting. is taking place right now also coming up tonight at least 5 people are dead as hurricane devastates the government says the damage is unprecedented and extensive and on the eastern seaboard of the united states more than a 1000000 people have been ordered to leave their homes. and a survivor of the home. for her efforts to fight anti-semitism talks to 94 year old and needed luster of all fish the day she received a special award from the nation trying to kill her. it's good to have you with us tonight it is a showdown in westminster in london voting underway in the british parliament right now in a make or break. moment for new prime minister boris johnson and it is all about bret's a group of at rebel conservatives as well as opposition lawmakers have come together they've called for the vote to seize control of parliamentary business from the government if they win they will basically be able to control what happens to break that

boris johnson has taken. inside the house of commons we understand 1st item of business will be the g 7 in beer it's listening to what he's saying that conflict surpasses more than can probably also true this country still stands then has no democracy for the rule of law was right and i sure wasn't racial and religious and i.

it is a defeat for johnson. he basically said the only choice left is to have a general election, but there is still a hurdle. johnson needs parliamentary support for that election, and the opposition is saying basically we won't vote to allow you to have your general election until this bill to prevent a no deal brexit is passed into law. that is where things stand right now. that no dealmean is necessarily off the table. it is an attempt at a legislative maneuver, perhaps makes it less likely. what it does do is prompt a general election whose outcome would be incredibly uncertain. whethero be seen ,his is a gamble from johnson the brexit party, the conservatives. before brexit was delivered, the brexit party, the conservatives. , the brexit party has done very well this year taking votes from the conservatives. uncertain. is very taylor: we heard from boris johnson at the top of his speech that this is another pointless delay. i have to give it to him. is this not true? what do they think they can accomplish

in the customs union off to bragg's it leave campaign as an boris johnson supporters in the u.k. find that acceptable boris johnson has promised to solve the issue but in ireland they want specific proposals what's we cannot do and will not do and i know you understand this is a greets the replacement of illegal guarantee with a promise. our businesses need long term certainty and the people decide the norton sides need to know that their livelihoods their security under sense of identity will not be put at risk as a consequence of prices boris johnson is gambling that's a new deal brags that threat will make e.u. leaders change the divorce deal and if they don't move he wants everyone to share the blame so i have one message that i want to land with you today. and that is that i want to find a deal i look kathleen at no deal i have a cyst it's called sequences both our country and and yours and yes of course we could do it the u.k. could certainly get through it but be in no doubt that tight come would be a failure of state craft for which we would all be responsible for us john

live rock care had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border to brag that. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between them bull beyond irish soil the so-called irish backstop is a plan to avoid checkpoints and border checks something many fear will endanger peace in northern ireland it would keep the u.k. in the customs union off to bragg's it leave campaign isn't boris johnson supporters in the u.k. find that acceptable boris johnson has promised to solve the issue but in ireland they want specific proposals what's we cannot do and will not do and i know you understand this is a great they're placed into the legal guarantee with the promise. our businesses need long term certainty and the people beside the north and sides need to know that their livelihoods their security under sense of identity will not be put at risk as a consequence of prices boris johnson is gambling that's a new deal brags that t

s to force johnson to delay breaks it is the default legal position is the u.k. will leave the e.u. on the 31st of october m.p.'s want to delay practice until the end of january to prevent leaving the e.u. without a deal. the ice of the right 328 a nurse the left 301 on tuesday evening m.p.'s voted to take control of parliamentary business thought it could start forest allowing them to begin debating the creation of new legislation on wednesday if m.p.'s do pass a bill to prevent a no deal johnson says he'll have no choice but to push to hold a general election possibly on october the 15th if he's going to morrow to stop the negotiations and to compel i'm not the point of this delay to brit's potentially for years and that would be the only way to resolve this i can confirm that we are tonight tabling a motion under the fixed time parliament. there is no consent in this house to leave the european union without a deal. no majority for no deal in the conference. the defection of one conservative m.p. to the opposition liberal democrats means johnson no longer has a majority in parlia

and lawmakers putting into motion a bill that makes a new deal breaks it illegal prime minister boris johnson angry and demanding an early election for mid october but tonight it's a prime minister's wish that parliament is not willing to grant i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. this government will take this country closer to the european union i'll turn over the 30 days of yesterday the last one vote is 1st vote in parliament he now wants to dissolve parliament. you know the surrender bill he's desperate syllabi desperate to avoid scrutiny what do we want all 3 would. think everyone teach. and the prime minister seems utterly incapable of answering put his surrender bill would be able to bring any chose all the tools all these doing is running down the clock does it mean for sure they keep chickens that i can see. also coming up a french court case over maurice the rooster he's a hit with the hens but not with the neighbors they can't sleep and they blame maurice is cock a doodle do you think that i could beat these people who come from paris and complain about the reste i shouldn't e

johnson says they are running scared. there's only one car in a cage she came in i can see the size i was already. pretty. much the people decide that the people decide on what he's doing to this country's negotiating position by having a general election on october the p.p. since he was a boy he has dreamed of leading his country but now it's boris johnson's high stakes gamble to suspend parliament and deliver breaks it at any cost doesn't pay off he may be the shortest $7.00 prime minister in history. well let's get the latest view on this ongoing drama from barbara faisal in london 10 shots and brussels welcome both let's start with you bob talk asserted today as to votes and messing with accounts. i mean the 1st round of foods we're going to see now the deal that was the bill that is supposed to try boris johnson's hands that is supposed to make it impossible for him to crash britain out of the european union at the end of october without deal it would force him if it came into power it would force him to go back to t

and boris johnson that he can not take the u.k. out of the e.u. on the 31st of october he has to get an extension this puts more pressure on forest johnson to do that also a lot of pressure on him to get to deal everything now will be about him trying to get a deal with the e.u. will the e.u. play ball with they offer any more concessions will we have to wait and see for that but just domestically everything that boris johnson has to do is get a deal to get out of the 31st of october otherwise i think there will have to be an extension and when will the u.k. leave on asli i can tell you around the clock is ticking relentlessly i might add ok now this arguably is the biggest setback that prime minister aborts johnson has suffered i mean he suffered a couple of consecutive setbacks but do you believe do you think that he can come back from this well look they've already been many calls for him to resign particular from opposition leaders and pays but it's a very difficult position for the prime minister to be in as i said before he's misled the quee

prime minister boris johnson says he'd rather be dead in a ditch then belabor exit johnson says an election is needed for early elections to allow the british people to decide when and how they want to leave the european union parliament is passing legislation aimed at delaying brights it tonight we ask these europe willing to say yes to another breaks it delays also coming up. the bahamas reeling from hurricane dorian's destruction tens of thousands of people are now in need of immediate humanitarian aid but the devastation caused by the biggest storm in the history of the islands means it's harder to reach people. might not. feel we are dying out of that but i'm only at the cinema but they are dying because cinema culture and art many of yemen's cultural institutions have been destroyed by the country's ongoing war tonight e.w. introduces you to young people determined to keep the country's arts a lot i despite the fighting around. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us british prime minister boris johnson has again insisted that the u.k. must leave the european union by october 31st

we will talk about brexit, we talk about the pound boris johnson. -- and boris johnson. there is a lot going on in the markets we are also getting a little bit of news from italy with the new government being sworn in. can see the pound is what we are watching out for. overall, there is a little bit of a risk on mood when it comes to the markets. back to the italian government. the one that we need to watch for is the new finance minister. we're seeing the cabinet sworn in with the same prime minister, that is conte. let's get straight to first word news. china and the u.s. are holding the next round of trade talks in early october. that's according to the commerce ministry. they confirmed ministerial level talks in the next week but did not specify when. the two sides are trying to end the trade war but there is still skepticism on both sides that any real progress can be made. hong kong's chief executive carrie lam says withdrawing the extradition bill is only the first step to address the unrest in the city. she also says the decision will be made independently by the

in bonum and after suffering a defeat over his brags that strategy last night johnson is about to face questions for lawmakers in the house of commons we are looking at live pictures coming from that m.p.'s have voted to seize control over his gregson agenda and they voted last night in order to prevent a new deal exit from the e.u. at the end of a pilgrim at the session is going on in parliament in looking at live pictures coming in boris johnson is also a rising new sitting in parliament as he hasn't started taking questions in the format they have question time in the british parliament and of course as soon as he starts taking questions really a go to that again meanwhile let me draw in greg sits on the sitting with me the studio alex forrest of whiting and it's we're looking at live pictures coming from the house of commons. boris johnson hasn't started taking questions yet but he suffered a major setback last night when he lost the 1st vote that was tabled in fundamental him how much of a setback for him do you think i think it was a huge setback for him because he lost control o

boris johnson shutting down of parliament is unlawful u.k. supreme court rules in a unanimous decision. i mean this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up 40 people including children are killed at an afghan wedding as u.s. backed forces targeted a nearby taliban hideout. at least 26 people were killed in indonesia's popular region after racism allegations violent protests. a divisive legacy spain's top court says the remains of dictator francisco franco should be examined from a state was only in. the last 6 consecutive brock's it related votes in parliament in just 2 months in office before shutting it down and now that decision by boys johnson has been declared unlawful by the united kingdom's highest court this court has already concluded that the prime minister's advice to her majesty was unlawful void and of no effect this means that the order in council which led was a little full void and of no if that should be quashed the prayer of geisha was also void and of no effect parliament has not been for the road. this is the unanimous

johnson: i will very soon. laura: labor mps are keeping him dangling. >> we are for a general election. i want to get rid of this government as soon as possible because i'm really worried about what they are doing to the future of our economy and the futuref our country. but it is about timing, and our prime objective -- we put in our last manifesto that we want to prevent a no-deal brexit because of the damage it could do to the country. laura: on monday the prime minister will try again to get parliament to back anlection. the plain fact is he does not have it in his power to get to thinllot box alone. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, wesh yorke. jane: for more on the political turmoil in the u.k., i spoke earlier with a former london correspondent for "the new york times." by any normal measure this has been a dreadful week for the prime minister. you have known him for many, many years how do you think he feels this is going, and going to be enough to turn this around? >> you know,t has been easy to get insi his

live to london in just a moment 1st though let's hear from british prime minister barak's johnson and opposition leader. who've been trading bubble blows in the house. to cool song that's what they want. to point out a vision to fool suspects that they want to fall for too big to force us to pay for yet another pointless denies. that happens all the progress that we're being make you bill to be nothing today we had expected the publication of the government's no deal preparations this government is hiding from scrutiny hiding from the people and trying to hide us from the true intentions. faizal is that in london in plain sight welcome. it's not over yet but what sort of day has this been for the prime minister so far. this is rather one of those days when he may have wished not to have gotten up in the morning days like his predecessor to reason may had so many of them and that she barra shunsuke had done a lot to make them really bad to make them like their way so he was on the receiving end today and many observers here said that she had trouble sort of beating off in his opponent'

boris johnson suffering been an historic day in parliament. borisjohnson suffering two major setbacks today for his brexit strategy. early this evening a cross— party strategy. early this evening a cross—party group of mps was successful in passing a bill to prevent a no—deal brexit. the bill is going to the house of lords and would force the prime minister to do something he has repeatedly ruled out, asking the eu for another brexit delay unless a deal is secured. the prime minister's response was to call for a general election with the date of october the 15th but he failed to get sufficient support for that when mps voted in the last hour or so. laura kuenssberg has his report. the prime minister is demanding a new election but he says he doesn't wa nt new election but he says he doesn't want one. the other parties say that they do but they may stand in his way. it won't be settled until the commons closes the door the possibility that boris johnson could ta ke possibility that boris johnson could take us out of the eu next month with

i'm guy johnson. this is bloomberg markets. let's turn our attention to what is happening here at westminster. by a conservative mp, and i think we can describe brexiteer.d it looks like the prime minister will lose the vote today in which mps are likely to take control of the agenda tomorrow. he said he will call a general election after that. is this really the only way to break the deadlock? >> we have a day she called me a hard-core brexiteer, and we have a hard-core parliament which is seeking to delay the outcome of the referendum result they want another extension to the 30 first of january. we have seen the impact this is having on our international reputation and starting to see the impact on any factoring, and it is a serious issue. most of my constituents are telling me just get on with it, leave on the 31st, deal or no deal, and that includes companies that export a lot of equipment to the european union. they want a certainty of britain pulling out of the european union. if these people want to take us on, and they

boris johnson has promised to solve the issue. in ireland, they want specific proposals. >> lots we cannot and will not do. the replacement of a promise is not on. we need long-term certainty. the people in the north and south need to know their livelihoods, security and sense of identity will not be put at risk as a consequence of brexit. >> bororis johnson is gambling that a no deal brexit threat will make eu leaders change the divorce deal. if they don't move, he wants everyone to share the blame. >> i look carefully at no deal and the consequences both for our country and yours. we could do it, but to be in no doubt, it would be a failure of statecraft, for which we all would be responsible. >> boris johnson leaves ireland without any concrete progress. the neighbors have not solve the border problem yet. -- solved the water problem yet. brent: we are joined by our reporter, barbara. those two met, and they were talking basically past each other. is there any hope for ireland and the u.k. to solve the border issue before the u

and johnson been indicating at all. what he will do if he loses this case. so far as johnson loses this case and 1st of all that would mean that polman would be back in session that m.p.'s could return to the debate all those breaks for boris johnson of course it would be a huge blow because essentially if the supreme court rules against him that would mean that boris johnson has misled the queen that he has misled the queen in advice to corrode parliament and lying to the queen that wouldn't go down well here in great britain so there might be pressure on him to resign boris johnson himself in . in new york at the moment for the u.n. general assembly he will hold his 1st big speech there later tonight in front of world leaders and of course it would be a big blow and very embarrassing for him if he would have to face the world leaders with this verdict against him so there might be pressure on him here in the u.k. to resign ok you mentioned that this decision will touch on all matters abraxas spent on that for us what