Expert in the us about the implications of the strike a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. Also a bbc investigation has found youtubes algorithm promotes fake cancer cures in a number of languages with misleading videos. Wed like to know how youve been impacted by this. Do algorithms mean you are inundated with information you dont want or need . Get in touch just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. British Prime Minister borisjohnson is travelling to luxembourg later to meet the president of the European Commission, jean claudejuncker, to talk brexit. Theyll want to explore whether mutually agreeable amendments to the Withdrawal Agreement can be found that could find a majority in the british parliament. The bbcs tim allman explains. Talk about a baptism of fire. Boris johnson has only been in thejob talk about a baptism of fire. Boris johnson has only been in the job for a matter of weeks. In that time he has lost a couple of ministers, including his brother, half a dozen parliamentary vote. The noes to the left, 300. And even his governing majority. All because of, you guessed it, brexit. But britains Prime Minister remains insistent a deal can still be done. Writing the Daily Telegraph he says he could finalise an agreement that will protect the interests of business and citizens on both sides of the english channel, and on both sides of the border in ireland. I believe passionately that we can do it, he says, and i believe that such an agreement is in the interests, not just of the an agreement is in the interests, notjust of the uk, but also of our european friends. But if a deal is to be done, he thinks progress must be made in the next few days. So, the Prime Minister is heading off to luxembourg for his first face to face meeting with Outgoing Eu Commission president Jean Claude Juncker. On tuesday, the Uk Supreme Court will hear legal arguments over the suspension or prorating of parliament. On wednesday, meps pile in and vote on a resolution on the irish backstop. That is what is put in place to avoid a hard border between the eu and the public of ireland. The Parliament Says they will have to ask for an extension if there is no deal, something Boris Johnson says he will not do. But u nless johnson says he will not do. But unless there is a breakthrough in the coming days, he might have to. With me is kulveer ranger, Senior Vice President for strategy and communication at atos, the it services corporation. Kulveer you also worked with borisjohnson when he was mayor of london as his director of transport policy. We were just hearing about todays agenda, and borisjohnson meeting Jean Claude Juncker for the first time. He is going in strong with the message that we are going to leave on the 31st of october, do or die, regardless of what might have gone through parliament in terms of new laws to say we should extend. Give us laws to say we should extend. Give us your take on how things might go for him today. They say in politics as well as communication that consistency is the key. The Prime Minister has been consistent since he has become Prime Minister of wanting to send a clear message to Jean Claude Juncker and the eu wanting to send a clear message to jean claudejuncker and the eu about where britain is at the moment. He wa nts to where britain is at the moment. He wants to maintain that clear direction. He is absolutely clear as well that any kind of extension, which is not what he is seeking, will only provide either and delay, in his words. Most people in the country are feeling frustrated that over the last three and a bit years the political discussion hasnt moved on. The feeling is that the sist moved on. The feeling is that the 31st of october deadline is there to push forward and get an agreement is. From the perspective of brussels, they are thinking, sure, we needed deal, we need the plan, the details of what you plan to do, especially with the issue of ireland. In the last couple of weeks, the Prime Minister travelled to europe to meet Emmanuel Macron and angela merkel, and we have seen discussions that seem to have been successful. Angela merkel says ok, you have 30 days, even Emmanuel Macron saying there were indications there was some kind of discussion happening. Now is the time for him to talk to Jean Claude Juncker and say right, there is some kind of progression happening, now lets work out what that means for the sist. Work out what that means for the 31st. We will talk more about this in the news briefing, because it is dominating the media in the uk for good reason. Kulveer will be coming back after he has some strong coffee. Oil prices have soared at the opening of the markets in asia following saturdays drone attacks on two Key Facilities in saudi arabia. The cost of brent crude rose by the most on record, after half the kingdoms output was taken out that accounts for roughly 5 of the worlds oil supply. Iran has dismissed us allegations that it was behind the strikes and accused washington of being deceitful. Our Asia Business correspondent Karishma Vaswani is in singapore. What is happening at the moment with the price of oil . Has it come down since that initial spike when trading began . Yes, it has. Now the price of oil, light crude is trading about 9 higher, that is lower from the earlier surge that we saw in the first few minutes of asian trade, whereas brent crude is about 10 higher, but still above the key 60 level that many analysts and traders ta ke level that many analysts and traders take is an indication for oil demand. I think what we are seeing with the fact that we have seen a slight tempering in the initial surge of prices, is that people are now having a better understanding, figuring outjust now having a better understanding, figuring out just how now having a better understanding, figuring outjust how long supplies will take to get back onto the market. Of course, thats the key concern. Is the stopping of production, the shortage of supplies from saudi arabia, going to be a 48 hour thing or will it be something that is going to extend on for a few weeks . At this point its still unclear, which is why i think you still see oil prices pumping up higher on the whole today. I think cooler heads are prevailing, if you will, as saudi arabia has now said it can some of its stock files to ensure that there is no major shortage of supplies in the immediate term, and that is why i think you have seen the oil price come down a bit since then. We saw that news coming from saudi arabia, saying that we could increase production, but the concern is about the geopolitics, and what might happen next from that point of view, and if they could be further attacks, how vulnerable supplies are. One oiltrader attacks, how vulnerable supplies are. One oil trader said to me this morning that the very nature of this attack is so unprecedented that it really brings into question the vulnerability of energy infrastructure. These are key pillars of the Global Economy and in one fell swoop we have seen over the weekend how you can knock off 5 of the worlds oil supply. It was made very apparent to me that when you have Something Like this happen it really brings into question the risk premium again. Thats what im hearing a lot today, thatjust last week we were talking about how demand for oil is slowing down, because of the slowdown in global growth. Now we are in a situation where analysts are saying to me, look, if oil prices had higher and they stay high because saudi arabia cant bring as much of it needs back onto the market or if we dont get production back on the market, thats going to have an effect on pockets of consumers who in the future may have to spend more of the petrol pump. Thank you, our Asia Business correspondent based in singapore. We will have more in business briefing. Lets brief you on some of the other stories making the news. The trade Union Representing almost 50,000 us workers at General Motors has just started a strike, which began at midnight local time. The United Auto Workers says significant differences remain with the Gm Management and industrial action was being taken as a last resort. The union has been fighting to stop gm from closing Car Assembly Plants in ohio and michigan. Well have more on that story in business briefing. A large wildfire on the greek island of za kynthos, fanned by strong winds, has forced the evacuation of two villages. Zakynthos island is about 300 kilometres west of athens. More than 100 firefighters were battling the blaze backed by28 fire trucks. Greek firefighters say theyve been called to about 80 fires in the past 2a hours. The drug manufacturer accused of fuelling the Opioid Epidemic in the us, purdue pharma, has filed for bankruptcy protection. The company has reportedly reached a tentative multi billion dollar agreement in the us to settle a host of lawsuits against it. The firm owned by the billionaire sackler family, is accused of helping fuel the us Opioid Crisis through drugs like the painkiller oxycontin. Stay with us on bbc news, still to come in golf, europes women staged a dramatic fightback at the gleneagles course to beat the United States in the solheim cup. The home side won by 14. 5 points to 13. 5. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. There is people alive and there is people not alive. We just can help and give them whatever weve got. A state funeral is being held for princess grace of monaco at the church where she married prince rainier 26 years ago. It looked as though they had come to fight a war, but their mission is to bring peace to east timor, and nowhere on earth needs it more badly. The governments case is being forcefully presented by monsieur badinter, the justice minister. Hes campaigned vigorously for the abolition, having once witnessed one of his clients being executed. Elizabeth seton spent much of her time at this grotto, and every year, hundreds of pilgrimages are made here. Now that she has become a saint, its expected that this area will be inundated with tourists. The mayor and local businessman regard the anticipated boom as just another blessing of st elizabeth. Youre watching the briefing. Our headlines the price of oil hasjumped 10 following saturdays attacks the british Prime Minister borisjohnson will meet the president of the European CommissionJean Claude Juncker and tell him he will not accept further delay to britains leaving the european union. The price of oil hasjumped 10 following saturdays attacks on production facilities in saudi arabia. Six weeks since the Indian Government revoked indian administered kashmirs special status, the region remains tense. Mobile phone networks and internet lines are still suspended. Political leaders remain in detention. Tens of thousands of troops continue to be deployed in the region. Clashes have been breaking out between Anti Government protesters and Security Forces. And there are conflicting accounts of the number of people whove died in such incidents, and how they were killed. From srinagar, the bbcs india correspondent Yogita Limaye reports. A family says goodbye to its eldest son, his mother too stunned to react. Asrar ahmad khan was 17. He was a bright student and loved playing cricket. His family says he was hit on the head by a teargas canister and lead pellets fired from a shotgun by indian troops. Wed visited asrar at the hospital when he was battling for his life. The cause of this boys death has become a symbol of the conflicting accounts of events in kashmir. Doctors say he died of injuries caused by pellets and the blast of a teargas shell. But Indian Forces say he was hit by a stone thrown by Anti Government protesters. There have been varying accounts of the number of deaths and injuries in kashmir over the past month, as protests against the removal of the regions special status have turned into violent clashes. The governments says not a single life has been lost in action by Security Forces. It alleges armed insurgents have killed three people. The owner of this shop was one of them. He was shot dead while sitting inside, in front of his wife. His family was too scared to speak to us. Police say extremist groups are warning people against opening shops, banks and fuel stations. Ordinary people caught between the militants and the military. In many areas, residents allege it is the Security Forces who are spreading fear, illegally detaining men and even boys. Weve been to many parts of kashmir and met more than a dozen families whove told us that a child from their home was taken into custody. Some were released after several days, some are still locked up. The youngest among them is ten years old. All of them told us no Legal Process was followed. Some said they were beaten. This man was detained along with his 16 year old son. They didnt want their faces to be shown, fearing reprisal from Security Forces. His son told me he isnt able to sleep at night, out of fear. The Kashmir Police did not reply to the bbcs request for a comment. The indian army refused to respond to the allegations unless we shared the identities of the interviewees and details of the incidents. They said. For six weeks now, kashmir has remained under a clampdown. For decades, india has been seen as a force but there are also places where people have chosen to be part of the indian democracy. Like this village, one of the last needed de fa cto village, one of the last needed de facto border with pakistan. Today, even here, there is anger. For six weeks now, kashmir has remained under a clampdown. The longer it continues, the more resentment it fuels. Yogita limaye, bbc news, srinagar. Heres our briefing on some of the key events happening later. In a couple of hours, Spains King Felipe the sixth, will meet leaders of the countrys Political Parties to determine whether there is a viable candidate who could receive the endorsement of parliament to form a government and avoid a Second National election this year. The uks speaker of the house of commons, john bercow, is to visit New York University where he will speak to, and take questions from, students. And finally we end in washington dc, where Amnesty International will present its 2019 ambassador of conscience award to Greta Thunberg and the fridays for future movement for highlighting climate change. She has been extremely give this year. Active. Now its time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. Hello, im Chetan Pathak with mondays sport briefing europes Solheim Cup Team are celebrating victory at gleneagles in scotland, afterfighting back to beat the United States by a point. In a sensational finish the wildcard pick Suzann Pettersen holed an eight foot putt on the last to give europe victory by 111 and a half points to 13 and a half. She announced her retirement afterwards it doesnt get any better. To do it with these girls, i never thought i was going to be here for months ago until the summer but to have the confidence from being able to give ita go, confidence from being able to give it a go, yeah, confidence from being able to give ita go, yeah, this is confidence from being able to give it a go, yeah, this is it. Confidence from being able to give ita go, yeah, this is it. I am com pletely ita go, yeah, this is it. I am completely done. Spain are world champions after beating argentina at the basketball World Cup Final in beijing. Having triumphed in a Double Overtime semi final thriller against australia. They didnt leave it so late in the final. In fact they outscored the argentinians in every quarter to win by 95 points to 75. Its their second world cup win, the first came in 2006. Monday was supposed to be the final day of the final ashes test but england got the job done on day 4, beating australia by 135 runs to draw the series 2 2. Steve smith was out for 23 but his average across the four tests played was more than 110, no surprise then that he was named man of the series iam i am pretty cooked, to be honest. Mentally and physically. And i am looking forward to a nice couple of weeks rest now before getting back into the australian summer. The group stages of the Uefa Champions League begin this week, with 32 sides competing to be crowned champions of europe the holders liverpool, who celebrated winning the trophy for a sixth time last season, fly out to italy on monday ahead of their opening match against napoli who beat them in the group stage last season. They are really good and they caused us they are really good and they caused us already problems and now we have to make sure the problems will not be that big this time. Napoli have probems of their own. These pictures show the work that still needed to be done to get their dressing rooms up to standard at the end of last week. Coach carloa ancelotti was not happy with the works. And before we go heres a special heart warming moment from the dutch eredivisie. On sunday away fans from ado den haag threw cuddly toys from the terraces onto the feyenoord supporters sat below. Its become a tradition in this fixture for supporters to shower children from rotterdam hospital, sat in the stand below, with thousands of toys that they can take with them. You can get all the latest sports news at our website thats bbc. Com sport. But from me Chetan Pathak and the rest of the sport team, that is mondays sport briefing. A Second World War veteran has taken to the skies in a spitfire, to mark battle of britain day when the Royal Air Force turned the tide against the german luftwaffe in 1940. Kathryn stan cheshion reports. This is how it feels to be back in a spitfire after seven decades. 97 year old george dunn is no stranger to the skies, joining the raf aged 20. A lot of the battle of britain took place over sussex and kent, so i did see a lot of it. And i suppose, being young, and looking up there and seeing the aircraft flying around, dogfights with the germans, and i thought, well, i think ill have some of that. He carried out 44 missions during the Second World War for bomber command. When the war ended, he flew spitfires. You couldnt have any instruction on them in those days, because there wasnt a dual aircraft. So it was a question of getting in and making the best of it. He has since helped the Raf Benevolent Fund raise tens of thousands of pounds by telling his story. This is a thank you. It was still exhilarating, to be there, flying it, knowing it was yours marvellous. The special flight also marked 79 years since the battle of britain, remembering all those who took part in that crucial campaign. Of course, george is a piece of living history himself, and despite it being more than 70 years ago, he says taking those controls today, he felt like he had never been away. Could have done with it being a bit longer. Kathryn stanczyszyn, bbc news. And, tell me what you think about our talking point today about algorithms let us know your thoughts use the hashtag bbc the briefing. For a fortnight he got advert about digging a pond. Stay with us here on bbc news so much more to come. Hello. After a weekend of mixed fortunes across the british isles, the forthcoming week largely dominated by High Pressure is going to offer up by High Pressure is going to offer up the prospect in many areas of quite a bit of dry weather. There will be a bit of rain at times across the north and as if it is the season, they will be some chilly nights. The skies have been clear across and taking its time to get away from the south. A lot of cloud around southern counties about england and wales and what rain as well. Closer to 20 on sunday. Further north, locked into the middle of the teens. For the start of tuesday, squeezing the isobars coming through the north east of scotla nd coming through the north east of scotland and down the north sea coast of england. A fresh field there. Decidedly fresh. A lot of dry weather around and a fair bit of sunshine with variable amounts of cloud. There will be rain later in the day and perhaps northern ireland. The front is still there as we go into wednesday. High pressure easing towards the british isles, forcing the north westerly winds into the north sea and into the near continent where it will put a real deepin continent where it will put a real deep in the temperatures. Closer to home, little in the way of breeze. Quite a bit of cloud around. Again, the temperatures are in the mid teens to around about 20 degrees. Come thursday, the frontal system drags itself up towards the north of scotland and a lot of dry weather. It could be a foggy start. That is the sort of regime where we could get messed and filed at this time of yearand could get messed and filed at this time of year and if there is an onshore breeze then you may bring in some low cloud from off the north sea. The high on the day of 22. Seeing the temperatures come up a degree or two. Here we are into friday. Beginning to draw in dry air from the continent so breaking up the cloud. For many of us, the temperatures are finding several degrees. Goodbye. This is the business briefing. Im sally bundock. Price spike a huge surge in the price of oil one day on from the attacks at Oil Refineries in saudi arabia. And, downing tools 119,000 auto workers walk out in a strike at gms us plants in the biggest industrial dispute in over a decade. And on the markets quite a stark difference in markets in asia. The big difference is in the price of oil