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In League One he was named as the incoming boss before watching the heaviest ever home to see from the stands he can head to the b.b.c. School website for a full summary of old the rest of the results across the f.l. And Belgian Paralympian America's Oval has ended her own life through euthanasia at the age of 40 she won gold and silver at the London 2012 Paralympics. This is b.b.c. Radio 5 Live on digital b.b.c. Salad's small space. For the full cost on breaks of rain will spread across much of Scotland Northern Ireland heavy at times fall southeast England will see shall we say elsewhere it will be a largely drawn and sunny day highs of 15 Celsius in London 14 in Cardiff 13 in Belfast and 12 in Edinburgh. Rugby Club to cut 20000000 t.v. Good Mardy you haven't f.m.r.i. The u.k. On digital at all why I'm Roger Sharpe and we're all night and then we'll take a look at a competition. Few people thought it was going to be this close the World Series of baseball has begun Game one is currently being played. In Houston Texas and right now and a kind of on a likely saying according to most baseball ex-pats the Washington Nationals are leading the Houston Astros will also talk about Exxon Mobile and whether a case going on in New York can give environmentalists reason to say that Exon helped to cover up some. Very important research into climate change. We're going to begin though with what happened last night and I was a commons and for the 1st time a prime minister won a breaks at Vote Barra's Johnson's majority of 30 for a 2nd reading of his withdrawal agreement though was nevertheless followed by a defeat on his proposed timetable of 3 days to get the bill in all stages through parliament faced with the prospect of not being able to accomplish his goal of a negotiated break said by top of the 31st prime minister announced that he was pausing the process I will speak to e.u. Member states about their intentions until they have reached a decision until we reach a certain I say we will pools this legislation I let me let me be clear let me be clear AAPL see remains that we should not delay that we should leave the e.u. On October 31st and that is that is what I will say to the e.u. And I will report back to the house and one way or another we will leave the e.u. With this deal to which this house has just given its a sense. Prime Minister Well may I as always recommend the brakes accost who give their take on where we are No but if you haven't got time to listen to it all here's the B.B.C.'s political editor Laura Kearns Berger explaining on the latest Breck's accost why the Prime Minister's decided to pause the brakes so the context of this is Bells pieces of legislation sometimes take months and months to get through that they would take months or months when there's all sorts of other stuff going on in the Commons and go on in parliament and the moment frankly is really no Very much else happening but still the timetable that Jacob 3 small outlined in the Commons. Is extremely quick So even some M.P.'s who are quite interested in voting for you. Just we're not going to put up with a timetable so that's where it all came unstuck tonight so the so called program motion was basically. Thanks very much we're not having it which means the brakes were slammed on there was a lot of gas is not particularly helpful debate today about whether the government would pull the bill oppose the bill or whatever but if you can't agree the timetable then you can't go any further then you can't go any farther and what the government then had to do is to make a choice would they sit down with the opposition parties and say All right what would a sensible timetable be here where they really get a start negotiating with the parties including the s.n.p. And the Lib Dems who want to stop Reza happening with the Labor Party whose policy is to get to another referendum so they want to kill the deal or very early they want to kill they do. Or were they trying do something more radical and surprise surprise Boris Johnson's team and not very interested in sitting down and breaking bread with the opposition parties and agreeing well a lot of artist as might think is the most sensible way of doing it they don't want to do that so they're basically saying right where we're posing the bill does it have an option they don't want to grant other timetables so. Giant question mark about what. Well Boris Johnson didn't have long to wait for an answer from Brussels with the president of the European Union or the European Council told to Sgt treating that he'll recommend the e.u. 27 accept the u.k. Request for an extension later there was a report saying that France was pretty unhappy with this so we have to wait and see what happens in this short clip from brakes a cost he says Europe editor caught her eye blower expounds the view from Brussels why re most of all at the moment is not about the length of the extension but it's about getting the hell out of the u.k. Domestic spot over Bracks say and extensions because it this will be so political not know that as me before so the concern is if they shorten the amount of time that's in the prime minister's letter then those who'd like to remain in the e.u. And want time say for a 2nd referendum oh say you're throwing us out the door whereas if they have a longer extension than the 3 months and the latter then those who want to leave could say you're just trying to tie us to the e.u. For ever and for ways and so those I spoke to tonight said look probably probably the most neutral thing we can do is just stick to the U.K.'s request because then it's not us imposing anything it's the U.K.'s request which is for an extension up until the 31st of January but you know leaders need to throw this around with each other the French certainly would prefer a shorter extension and we had from the French It minister already tonight he was kind of like you know we've said you can have an extension automatically etc etc etc So it's not going to happen in a rush and I would imagine they'll be quite some postering But tonight at least it seems like you'll get what you asked for. Well last month prime minister unforgettably said he'd rather be dead in a ditch than us the e.u. To delay breaks beyond the farce a 1st of October so where does this leave Mr Johnson in a ditch I asked us for the news u.k. Political correspondent Hannah Allam last month. I mean those were his. I mean I think not just got unlikely I think that was metaphorical it does put him in a position though doesn't it does it does put him in a very difficult process and I mean I'm sure he will try and find his way I'll sit by say this is not his call this is a lot. He is done his best. Of this is the people I think that's the way he's been trying to set up a cause. Look let's look back at the things that actually happened in the course of the day you know it was a momentous day and the prime minister actually got a victory in a break bill which is more than anybody else what's right I mean this is slightly different His is no I mean for the 2nd reading of a bill sorry try you know you try to get meaningful by 3 on failed so they brought this with your early clean bill instead the votes at the 2nd meeting it's not the same this debate. Just means the M.P.'s want him or. They want to see more of this bill so they want to go to the committee stage they want to come forward to me and say it doesn't mean I mean they could fight it but it's not necessarily indicative of the fact that they definitely will just just talk us through that because there have been M.P.'s telling our men in the debate that he shouldn't take their assent and the 3rd reading for granted that that's what they're talking about is that they were yes vote yes or basically at this 2nd meeting that just ended in that they want this bill to progress they will get a chance to scrutinize a debate to look at potentially. But you know there is the possibility that that that he is not necessarily once it gets to the final point once it's been through all of the parliamentary process is they might say absent this. We've given it a chance but actually we are not going so we had we've got a 30 majority here the prime minister has a 30 majority which is a big majority isn't it because people were talking about had been a meaningful vote that it might pass on a knife edge you know 5 votes something like that yeah I mean but again. I mean the house you know the has been meant. To be some ways last go. Days and I think a lot that is literally just the passage of time peoples can say trends and pace and styles they just want to get out the way which might be why some Labor M.P.'s have come out if I can I wouldn't be too much into a success at the 2nd meeting because that's not the same as keeping that final approval in the region which is the fight that really counts. And the fact that the Ukraine has requested an extension does that mean the extension would necessarily be all the way to the end of January could it be just a technical extension Yes I mean this is. The extension until the Express you can read that doesn't mean the house to be until it's right restaurant if they can deal I asked and complete as you know. Political language an orderly exit from the way that the extension will then be null and void and that's a start and this is really where I come home really see any reason why Boris Johnson would be opposed to that other than political reasons so you know there's not much in it between leave you know 30 fascinating team weeks later apart from the fact that he made this promise and about the general election we were to you all sorts of bets on a little while ago and then it started to look a little bit less likely what does it look like now. The Reds draw their legislation Kodi and call an election I mean he could try that the issue here is that he would need labor fights to get through and they've said that they're not going to support that until North deals been avoided so that means they're not great sports and tell that extension has been agreed I mean he could try it but I don't see it passing and tell that point Charlie you gives you the permission to have an extension but it has to be the government who say we're actually going to take advantage. It's about to accept a central notice in the Bam Act says. You know your 3 different extension he has to accept our right so so we're looking at we're looking at the power as the prime minister has and doesn't of the moment and it would seem that has power over the extension is getting less and less but he's only in a position where a has to accept that pretty much chair. They've covered in the Bat out let's use the year off for a different extension that he has talks that were faced no than with the possibility of and fight the probability of the commons settling down to deal with the government's proposed legislation for the parliamentary session in other words the Queen's speech it's an amazing saw it isn't the parliament will no calmly certain discuss the Queen's Speech annoyed but get on with the business of Bracks it yeah I mean obviously the Queen's Speech has tourists. To pay this surely agreement Bell is kind of getting what it was day before but there's been a lot of talk in change and I think some M.P.'s are really not happy with their it you know the daily Queen's speech then they went to meet in full by then they went through Charlie cream and they'll now they've got 16 speech the writ of is the you know it's quite important they Queen's Speech and M.P.'s had they tracked it they speak. They got dropped back up on hold and now it's back again at short notice so I think there's a lot of that sort of frustration that parliament about the chopping and changing of this high and stable. Well that was Hanna a last month from Buzz Feed. Let's take a little trip to Houston where we are to join sas Bennett who is watching the Houston Astros play the Washington Nationals and lots of betting people would be losing money I suspect right now hello sas. How Roger not one of those I'm not no I never bet from baseball shocking things to. Well it is the Nationals are leading the Astros by 3 and Zimmerman who was signing right back you see $1005.00 for the Washington Nationals is our run and then it was one son so who's turned out to be the absolute superstar in this game he had his whole run he then drove in 2 runs in his next back with a double as he made it to 2nd base and he's just on pace for a 3rd sign and for a fast grid he has put in an incredible 4 minutes he's only 20 years of age he will grab every single one of the headlines a suspect can see more warning especially if the Nationals get the historic 1st ever with. Telus by the pitching because it might have been a pitching change. But yet is. Humorous changes now both sides being forced to go a premier pitcher in Major League Baseball for the last decade. And eager being one of the men that I get somebody Sinatra's from especially if they're all going to go on the way to this World Series there is still some truth in these kinds of stories to come back but they need to put something together now I'm both supposedly the the man on the ice the national figure I'm on a dice right now and so it's all that the going to get out of this inning with no further additions to the school. And it's a totally hates the Abbotts 53 The Washington Nationals maybe they can use easily tell Still I think it's. Inevitable. It's a will so it's always having some like it's just all in the balance I see was flying in that it looked like you might get tagged but the attack was missed by Carette he went headlong he's got a. A while piece 40 a weapon Strauss's as he slid in there and the ball the spit is. You could say the Nationals are having one right now and then enjoying every single moment of it. Was a check. Shailesh if I. Will we may cut back the staff better a little bit before the end of the program. Well in New York a legal case court case started on Choose day which environmentalist's out of touch had a great deal of importance to it and a lawsuit against the American oil giant Exxon Mobil a company is accused of misleading investors about the potential costs of climate regulation to the business but Exxon says it shared the necessary information on these claims were politically motivated a little earlier I spoke to act loshon legal reporter at Bloomberg News and he told me what it's all about it boils down to an allegation of securities fraud under New York state law so it's not quite an allegation of who caused climate change or whether they knew it or when or that sort of thing at least not in this case but they are it is the 1st time that the company like this is an energy company has gone on trial for allegedly misleading investors about the way it was accounting internally for the cost of climate tank climate change regulations and taxes on the honest business going forward so the Accused of underestimating all those right it was accused of essentially according to The New York attorney general's office Exxon with using essentially 2 sets of numbers one that was more a rosier figure that they gave to investors that essentially they say the state says inflated the value of the company's stock and then and an internal number that was it was inaccurate so they were they were keeping to themselves the actual impact of climate change and just giving the rosier picture to investors and according to New York when this when this allegation became public Exxon shareholders lost a write somewhere between $450000000.00 and $1600000000.00. In lost value to the shares once these allegations came out according to The New York attorney general. And where do climate change advocates. Get off on the so many where to where do they find something in this that that helps their case well that's a good question The New York attorney general began investigating this about 4 years ago around the time that a couple of big investigative reports in the Exxon came out by the Los Angeles Times an inside climate news and they accused Exxon of being aware of climate change and man's impact on it for decades and hiding it from the public and lying about climate science and that's sort of what. Inspired the New York attorney general and some other attorney generals to look into it and eventually a year ago they filed this lawsuit but it really boils down to securities fraud so outside the courthouse today in Manhattan there were a lot of protesters against Exxon against climate change I'm really looking to this lawsuit as if it was some big lawsuit about climate change when really it's more about securities fraud but if Exxon loses it would be an example of the company misleading the public about climate change and I've spoken with some environmentalists who say that that allegation could be used to undermine the company in other broader of lawsuits about climate change and several of those are pending across the country. Well let's see what happens in this how long is this case set to last attic it's a 3 week trial it just started today there is no jury it's just the judge will decide so you know like he said in the opening Exxon does claim that this is a totally bogus lawsuit that it's politically motivated by Democrats the Democrats who run the state of New York and that they partnered with wealthy environmentalists to bring about this lawsuit so it should be very interesting to see what this is just a very no nonsense judge. From Bloomberg News at half past 4. On digital b.b.c. Sound must be done on. B.b.c. Radio 5 Live and here with b.b.c. News is Simon market Thanks Rob good morning the government is expected to push for a general election if the e.u. Agrees to extend the brakes at deadline by another 3 months but was thrown from his post his withdrawal agreement Bill after M.P.'s rejected the timeframe of 3 days to get it through the Commons the e.u. Council president still more to discuss says he'll recommend other member states prefer to like the government is being urged to look at is decriminalizing the possession of illegal drugs reports by M.P.'s says the number of drug related deaths in the u.k. Is now a public health emergency ministers have to Smiths the idea scientists believe the e-coli bacteria is more likely to be spread through poor toilet hygiene than under cooked food they found a majority of cases are caused by harmful strains from human feces from the meat and 3 so-called influencers have had Instagram posts for diet products banned by the after targeting watchdog the a s a says the posts by Katie Price lone Goodyear and George Harrison were irresponsible if not responded to the top news stories this morning Katie Smith is here with the sport top to manage him or it's a positive is a win was exactly what they needed Spurs put to bed that night missed 17 also by Mina his 8th rush Red Star Belgrade 5 nil at home to get their 1st win in the Champions League this season and now made to 2nd in group b. Thanks to 2 goals each from hurricane and Son him in the other coming from Erik Lamela seemed important resource for both things one for our confidence and because 2 or 3 points that they will you know were say was was very very very important and of course very. Good I feel good however the club have launched an investigation after more than 200. Red stuff found illegally attended the game in London they've been banned from buying tickets after being charged for racist behavior in July Meanwhile Manchester City match that with 5 goals of their own coming from behind to be ass alliance of $51.00 at the f.c. Had it was 2 for such and 2nd half hattrick from Raheem Sterling which ensured the English champions stay top of Group say his manager Pep Guardiola was for voters when he would for the way they play that day when he's going to do this kind of actions they can run a great chance of recovery in the 1st in even the 2nd half but when he would sure we can contend with the players up front we can get a chance as we were there came in social work was good but real tough opening that's why if you service is a midfielder Roger could be out for a month off to he picks up a suspected hamstring injury was a disappointment for teenager Phil Foden he was sent off on just his 2nd stop of the season championship leaders West Brom managed to salvage a point to bottom of the table bonds Les they came back to draw 2 to Leeds also left it late to draw 11 with Preston he can add to the b.b.c. Sport website for a full summary of results across the e.f.l. In League One Southend fell to the heaviest of a home defeat losing 71 to don't Costa that was with me manage a soul Campbell watching on the former boss was named before the game the mind games have already started ahead of the Rugby World Cup semifinals head coach Eddie Jones has dismissed England under pressure to perform against New Zealand when they meet for a place in the final on Saturday the All Blacks are the defending champions and favorites to lift a full title now and things we can win is 120000000 Japanese people at the 2nd table are all the All Blacks there's not a pressure on us where he's going to have a great waking joyed relax try and enjoy these great opportunity we got there looking for this World Cup So that does brings pressure Wales have called up Cardiff Blues winger when lane to the squad following Justin a Vitis injury they take on South Africa on Sunday for a place in the final both games live for you here on 5 Live and. To step down in January early this month Head Coach Al but his Salazar was banned for 4 years after being found guilty of doping violations back Salazar said the company would support him in any appeal and Belgian Paralympian Marie cavort has ended her own life through euthanasia at the age of 40 she won gold and silver at the London 2012 power lympics has the latest from b.b.c. Sports this is b.b.c. Radio 5 Live on digital b.b.c. Sound small street guy from Omar Good morning to you what I think in today's forecast with England and Wales had to be mostly dry in Chile to start with and you missed the focal with the break you know be some sunshine around although parts of southeast it will be rather cloudy with a hot shower the cloud on the shelves he will tend to become more widespread across central southern and southeastern and that means he started on the East Midlands as we had on it's the off the new northern and western England though Wales showed 10 stay last she tried a bright spot in bulk out and some good spells of sunshine temperatures a range of $13.00 to $15.00 Celsius for Scotland and Northern Ireland once 4th extra. Time to come to a. Small Screen come along the p.c. Praised. The Kurds of northern Syria have been leaving their homes and tens of thousands there leaving for refugee camps just ahead of a joint force of Russian military police and city and border guards who plan to sweep the Kurdish y p g military from an area 30 kilometers south of the Turkish border starting today 6 days from now at the end of a so-called cease fire Russian and Tarkus regular troops will start patrolling a 10 kilometer wide safe zone so called The strategy was agreed yesterday by the presence of Turkey and Russia at a summit meeting in the Black Sea resort of Sochi where Mr Putin's go to meet African leaders today so within a few weeks it's Russia that's become the dominant power on the Syria Turkey border I discussed this earlier with or to add their Grieg us from the Atlantic Council the author of Beyond Crimea the new Russian Empire Absolutely I mean this has allowed Russia to really expand its role further in Syria. Particularly along the Turkish border it has also allowed Russia to cement its relationship with the Erdogan and with Turkey which you know at least used to be a key NATO NATO ally for the United States and the European Union so I think we're also seeing kind of this almost geopolitical shift happening as well as of the turkey embassy increased collaboration with Russia and just just in case we missed the last couple weeks could this have happened if President Trump hadn't withdrawn the u.s. Troops. And no certainly not I mean with u.s. Troops in the region. You know neither Russia nor Syria nor Turkey would have d.r. Chilled then sure then sure Further I mean even though the United States has been trying to limit its international commitment still it's you know by far the largest military power and they would and put in would have been you know really cautious to challenge it or very unlikely to challenge it in the region so this withdrawal has really created the stock human empty space and of course. Rests the opportunity isn't and cemented again this relationship would end on in order to pursue these these aims and acts increase its role as the king maker the decision maker in the Middle East not just in Syria I would say the Middle East as well well let's let's broaden out a little bit because we've we've. Got a summit another summit you know he's not content with having one and choose to go one on Wednesday and this one is with African leaders you know the picture that we sometimes get of of Russia as mischief maker you know content to punch above its weight you know given that the old Soviet Union as is you know gone and gone and gone but but you know creating opportunities by doing as much mischief as possible in other parts of the world is that is that like a reasonable perpetrator all are is is Russia actually bigger more powerful more accomplished more ready to take on a global role than some people might give it credit for. You know if Russia is certainly not the superpower that the Soviet Union was and it certainly cannot match the United States in terms of its military power I cannot match Certainly the European Union as an economic power but besides that ability to cause mischief I think Russia has also been successful and but let me repeat in particular in making deals and we've seen that with Turkey and we've seen that with Africa 1st starting out with them arms deals them as sensually you know selling Russian military equipment. To countries with no questions asked and to energy deals particularly gas deals and that's how one save or with urged on in fact by striking gas deals with Turkey so. We've seen because of it or not a gas pipeline that's going to go up from Turkey to exactly you know well and Turkey is not yes that's planned Turks Stream pipeline and Turkey is already the 2nd largest consumer of Russian gas I mean in terms of the European markets but we've seen this type of similar play book Russia now pursue the last few years in Africa again doing a bunch of arms deals there and actually to about 20 military agreements with African countries since 2015 and also now energy deals or oil gas deals in terms of exploration production l.n.g. Liquefied natural gas projects and also looking beyond the point when the gas reserves are starting to be depleted then I'm looking to Africa as a source absolutely looking to Africa as a source but also as a market and some for some countries so some countries that plan still. Export l.n.g. And in other places it will be you know are on the exploration and production side . You're Mike and there is global Russia in the way that some talk about global u.k. . And then vision is certainly there but I would say not the power capabilities for Russia but still it has demonstrated that it has been able to establish influence not just in its near abroad the term but you know it led lights not into just the former Soviet Union but also beyond and Syria the Middle East Africa have been you know cases in point as well as the Arctic. So so then Russia in a way has been an enviable player I mean the the moves that they've made of have really paid off you know they have played on they don't in terms of boosting. Flags in your put in spring and influence beyond its borders on the other hand they have not paid off for the Russian people where the economy has been stagnant where real income has been low and I think the Russian public is really starting to feel it in terms of their pocketbooks and even their refrigerators the latest is to stick so that 2 thirds of Russians can only their income only allows them to support to buy food and clothing. That starter on your Grieger from the Atlantic Council well in the papers let's just do the Daily Mail shall we because the Daily Mail headline is truly a fascinating front page has Megan Wright to the top and it says that according to high and Meghan aide the palace of stalking that has Stevia and then it says in smaller type says huge boost as Boris wins to start vote but M.P.'s torpedo do or die Halloween deadline no we're at mercy of e.u. Overextension gives the 2 vote and their results and then it says trust this lot to turn triumph into disaster the prime minister is standing facing. Opposition with his head by hood and looking momentarily sorrowful Well we're going to take a look at the Daily Express in the company of deputy editor Michael Booker Well Rod welcome to Limbo Britain or purgatory for those more religiously minded of yes this is the M.P.'s Yes it is shattering the hopes of Albert's a theory this may be some of the remain as not so shut it of hope. Of the hopes of leaving by the end of the month which is Johnson had been trying to do his do or die pledge to deliver bricks on October 31st dealt a hammer blow yesterday after the M.P.'s rejected his plan to force it through the Commons in just 3 days so there was good news for him and he said it was joyful in that it was the 1st time the Commons had been prepared to back any bricks that deal put before it the Droid 329 votes to 299 to approve his bill in principle but then he had his hopes shattered when they voted 32223082 get the programme motion which was the timetable which would have pushed it all through by Thursday so now we're kind of left in the hands of the. A year and he said I will speak to the States about their intentions regarding an extension and he said until every city decision will pause this legislation which the speaker says it was going to be in now in limbo for a while but he promised is still clear he says his policy still remains that we do not delay and he will report back to the house germy Corben the Labor leader he offered to work with Mr Johnson on a reasonable timetable but he did say that he was the author of his own misfortune . But there's also the others that smell Arat and Tory backbencher and Brick City of Philip Davies He said the people who voted against this programme motion don't want more time they want to stop bricks it and there was briefings coming from Number 10 last night that if the e.u. Do agree to this 3 month extension there will immediately demand an election well Number 10 and they suggested that the public choose during this election if it comes between doing bricks it with Boris Johnson or going with Mr Coburn and then potentially having to referendums next year one of bricks in another one for Scotland so it's a bit new to me gloomy from Downing Street. Well what about suffixes. As everybody is saying Yeah well this seemed to be stirring things up a little bit obviously we've saw the documentary on Sunday night that you can do which is of so 6 Harrigan Meghan talking about how they're struggling to cope with life as a full time royals and Harry himself since true is struggling mentally with various things but they seem to be in open conflict with other members of the roles after what seemed to be quite an extraordinary bout of infighting that came following a briefing that came from them to c.n.n. The American t.v. Network the source suggested the House of Windsor was ill equipped to harness the power of the so sixes who said they were single handedly modernizing the monarchy so as royal aides have been trying to dampen down the flames over the weekend this this seemed to be quite an extraordinary piece of criticism that came on behalf of Harry American as a set is they yet the source hit out what they said was the hysterical reaction to the interview Harry gave in which he had made the Is relationship with William his brother that suffered. We also understand that William and Harry have spoken since this interview was aired so it seems as though they were trying to smooth things over but this is poured a bit of petrol on the flames of this round last night Meghan was out and about she was put on notice seem to be quite a brave face smiling away in the pictures dressed all in royal purple as well at the. World Summit opening ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall she got a standing ovation so it does seem as though that she's got quite a lot of people on her side but another little oddity of yesterday a picture of the Queen at Buckingham Palace in the. Quarters and looking at the comparing it with a picture of the same cause from a few months ago when she received someone they seem to be a picture of a certain couple missing from one of the tables are in Macon it must have just been moved by the cleaners we think. Michael Booker Well it was a big night on Monday during Monday Night Football in the United States lots and lots of people watching and then at halftime a trailer for the final Star Wars movie. So you doing there are 3 pill. Taking longer sounds looks and. I think. Out of His Thought I Was Princess Leia right at the end you are right Jennifer Londa Co presents a Star Wars podcast for Santa and she's here to decode all our teller Jennifer. Thanks so much for having me I guess bit spooky isn't to hear the voice of Carrie Fisher They're all my goodness that was the moment that so many of us fans it just taught us to do years it was so unexpected and so right. It was a very emotional trailer was it not it really was and surprisingly see Threepio was one that delivered another emotional line recognizing that that was potentially at the last time you'd be seen his friends which Well my going to what is that what does that mean which is basically what Star Wars fans have been obsessing about over the past 24 hours is taking its frame by frame and trying to decode everything right right well what could. You tell us that explain the whole film to us or we wouldn't my. I was what I love about these trailers is that they sooner or reveals so much and yet you know we start coming up with these crazy theories and speculations and then we go in the theater and we go oh my goodness that was not at all so they're very good at getting the stands excited and getting our appetites you know what for the for the film you know yeah well is there's one better though where Princess Leia is is hugging. She hugs Skywalker say I think that she I can't remember her so there's a shot of her hugging reggae which that was one of the things that fans had wondered how were they going to tie up general lay as story line without Carrie has her mean here and it seems like they've used previous footage that they shot from I believe it was the source awakens and again we were a little worried but it seems like it's going to be done pretty seamlessly and in a way that honorable to Carrie Fisher and there was the worse a lot of Daisy Ripley in the in the trailer wasn't Yeah and what I loved about this trailer is that it really had a seam of you know the idea we started with this trilogy was right her being alone she was an orphan she doesn't know who her family is and now over the course of this trilogy she kind of has this found family with oh damn Ryan and Stan and it really is about people coming together the resistance coming together to fight the bad guys and I really thought that was a a great theme and Ray certainly seems to know who she is at this point in the film . And did you have any any feelings about Kyle Wren you know the the Darth Vader character you know played by Adam Driver How was he portrayed. I thought that you know and I'm driver specifically in the last he really brought a different side to Tyler and for me I wasn't so sure about him but he is such a complex character that he and he makes him old likeable and frightening at the same time. And so it's interesting to see how their relationship will evolve if there is a real romantic relationship there's been some speculation online about that some fans call themselves Ray Lowe's because they lay shipped that relationship as they say but I don't I'm not so sure I'm not so sure we're going to get that in this film and other sort of this is going to be absolutely massive at the box office isn't it I mean that it's right before Christmas it's going to be the big film of the Christmas season they if all else is equal Oh that the Christmas now is kind of become synonymous with Star Wars over the past years but I think that what makes this especially unique is that this is an experience a once in a lifetime event to end the Skywalker saga I mean there have been fans since $1077.00 grandparents who are now going to be taking their grandchildren to go see the episode 9 so it really is kind of an experience that fans want to have with each other and I think that that's what makes Star Wars so special is really is the community and experiencing it with other people who enjoy it as much as you do. And it says here in my notes that you've been to Galaxy edge that seems like a long way away. Yes I've been to the world above 2 specifically black spire outpost. Where is that close look at in Anaheim California actually there's also one in Walt Disney World in Florida it is a pretty magical place which of course with Disneyland I wouldn't expect anything less there at the land you can drink blue milk you can eat Ray and she Baka you compile the Millennium Falcon I had a mock tale at a cantina Unfortunately I didn't see any aliens there but funded on the less. So. I don't know if you're in the the cut of the content side of it but I wonder if there are any projections about what Disney are hoping to mate. Yeah I'm sure they've invested so much in this franchise when they 1st bought it I'm sort of galaxies edge and now with Disney plus which is really exciting they have a bunch of new Star Wars series the only one Canobie series the Mandal Laurian which is coming out John Fabro created and directed So there's a lot on the horizon and I don't think that there are too worried I think I think know that the Star Wars fans we are we have been waiting for this since 1977 I mean there was a period where we didn't even think we would get any more films as the original trilogy so this is all very exciting. Ro great to talk to Jennifer thank you very much thank you for having me. Well for the last time tonight we go back to Houston and Minute Maid stadium where they stop playing ball and Seth Bennett is here to tell us what happened. It is all about those polls b c 5 the morning it's 5 o'clock this is morning reports on 5 life I'm Simon Morgan our top story boys Johnson's pranks and Bill has been put on hold after M.P.'s rejected the Government's timetable of 3 days to get it through the Commons they did back his big draw agreement in principle but the majority wanted longer to look over the proposed legislation the prime minister addressed M.P.'s last night I will speak to e.u. Member states about their intentions until they have reached a decision until we reach a certain I will say we will pulls this legislation I let me let me be clear let me be clear that our policy remains that we should not say that we should leave you on October 31st and that is that is what I will say to the e.u. And I will report back to the house and one way or another we will leave the e.u. With this deal to which this house has just given it to said. Well shortly after Mr Johnson spoke the European Union council president. Terse said he would recommend other member states back another breaks a delay Downing Street has suggested the government will push for a general election if there's an extension to January Buzz Feed's you case a political correspondent is a law firm and I'm sure he will try and find his way out by say this is not his fault this is part of a lot he has done his best this is the people I think that's the way he's been trying to set up you know you try to get meaningful by 3 on a failed so they brought this with your early cleaned up bill instead they voted the 2nd meeting it's not the same this debate. Just means the M.P.'s want to see more they spell so they want to go to committee stage they want to cut forward to me and say it doesn't mean I mean they could fight it but it's not necessarily indicative that that's that they definitely Well Jeremy Corbin says he's prepared to look at the P.M.'s deal but not in such a limited period of time Joe Swinson the Lib Dems leader has accused Mr Johnson of playing dangerous games there's a call for a radical new approach to the laws around drugs including possibly decriminalizing possession a group of m.p. Says the rising number of deaths has become a public health emergency the government says it has no plans.

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