britain s prime minister has agreed to demands from parliament for more time to scrutinise his brexit deal but only if mps agree to an early general election, in december. effectively, it means borisjohnson has conceded for the first time that he can t keep his promise to take britain out of the european union by the end of october. but it s not clear if even this move will work out for him he needs a two thirds majority in parliament to call an election and the opposition labour party are not certain to support it. here s our political editor, laura kuenssberg. is there any clear way out of the storm? downing street wants a route to a general election. after weeks of negotiation with brussels, number 10 did strike a deal but mps rejected the prime minister s plan to force it through at top speed, so now he wants to force them to go to the country. the way to get brexit done is, i think, to be reasonable with parliament and say, if they genuinely want more time to study thi
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hello. britain s prime minister has agreed to demands from parliament for more time to scrutinise his brexit deal, but only if mps agree to an early general election, in december. effectively, it means borisjohnson has conceded for the first time that he can t keep his promise to take britain out of the european union by the end of october. but it s not clear if even this move will work out for him. he needs a two thirds majority in parliament to call an election and the opposition labour party are not certain to support it. here s our political editor, laura kuenssberg. is there any clear way out of the storm? downing street wants a route to a general election. after weeks of negotiation with brussels, number 10 did strike a deal but mps rejected the prime minister s plan to force it through at top speed, so now he wants to force them to go to the country. the way to get brexit done is, i think, to be reasonable with parliament and say, if they genuinely want more time to st
to a life extending drug on the nhs after a deal is reached with the pharmaceutical company. millions and millions of rotting apples in britain. brexit uncertainty is being blamed for a sharp fall in the number of seasonal workers coming to the uk this harvest. rescue services praise the ten year old boy who saved his mother after a serious mountain fall in argyll by scrambling into a ravine to reach help her. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. we ll have rugby world cup team news from japan. george ford returns for england s semifinal against the all blacks. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has called on mps to allow an early general election on thursday 12th december. to allow an early general election boris johnson says if they agree to an election, he will give mps more time to debate his brexit bill. but opposition parties will have to agree to an election if it is to go ahead. the prime minister does not have the