As oppostion parties expressed their fury. Suspending parliament is not acceptable. It is not on. The Prime Minister is smashing and grabbing on oui minister is smashing and grabbing on our democracy and force through a no deal brexit. The leader of the scottish conservatives, Ruth Davidson a vocal critic of borisjohnsons is now expected to quit tomorrow and in other news League One Football team, bolton wanderers, have announced theyve been saved, with their administrators securing the clubs sale to Football Ventures limited. And teenage environmental activist, greta thunberg, has arrived in new york after a 15 day, 3,000 mile voyage across the atlantic. And at 11 30, well be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, Political Editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding, and former fleet street editor, eve pollard. Stay with us for that. Good evening. Borisjohnson has successfully secured the queens approval to suspend parliament for more than four weeks next month. To s
A few spots of rain. Those temperatures struggling 16 21 degrees. Before we look further ahead we need to look at what is happening on the other side of the atlantic. This storm near puerto rico is the heading towards here. And then there is divergences to some people think it will head to florida and others it will track into the atlantic. That increases the uncertainty in our outlook, particularly in regard to High Pressure. It looks like the High Pressure. It looks like the High Pressure should be building towards the uk, possibly delayed and it may not of the uk and as it looks at the moment, the Northern Areas still see strong window may be showers but elsewhere later next week it could turn dry and also a bit warmer. Hello. This is bbc news, with geeta guru murthy. Well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines the queen approves the suspension of parliament, just days after mps return to work in september, which could deny mps the time to try
And that is after the 2a year old, who has never made it this far at flushing meadows, broke Britains Johanna Konta in the seventh game of the opening set to eventually claim it 6 4, and in the second set, she managed to break again to serve it out. Svitolina is the highest seed left in the draw and has steadily built her game this year, after claiming the season ending wta tour finals event in 2018. You have to bring your best game to beat them, it doesnt matter who it is going to be in the semi final, but if it is serena, it is an amazing champion. Probably going to be really tough against her. In the mens draw, russian Daniil Medvedev has reached the semi finals after overcoming former champion Stan Wawrinka in four sets. Despite requiring treatment to a thigh injury during the first set, the 23 year old won it on a tie break, before going two sets up on the back of wonderful play such as this drop shot. The 2016 winner, wawrinka, rallied to claim the third set. But medvedev raced t
In other news Hurricane Dorian devastates parts of the bahamas the countrys Prime Minister calls it an historic tragedy. And scientists warn that the massive ice sheet covering greenland may have melted by a record amount this year. Borisjohnson has suffered a heavy defeat in his first house of commons vote as british Prime Minister. Mps approved a motion to take control of parliamentary time to try to block a no deal brexit by 328 301, a majority of 27. Mrjohnson immediately confirmed that he would push for an early general election, something opposition parties say they would not support. 21 conservatives who rebelled against the government are facing expulsion from the party, including a number of former cabinet ministers. Gareth barlow has the latest. Earlier they would have heard. M was a day of an important last chance for opponents of no deal. Stopping the government leaving the eu without a deal. Outside parliament, protesters made their voices heard. Stop the coup inside parli
Now on bbc news hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. The number of migrants making the sea crossing from north africa to Southern Europe has fallen dramatically in the last two years. Tragically, the number of deaths hasnt declined as fast, why . Well, humanitarian activists blame the anti migration policies of eu Member States led by italy stop my guest is carola rackete, who defied the italian authorities to land the rescue ship sea watch three in sicily with 50 migrants onboard. To some commerce is a sicily with 50 migrants onboard. To some commerce is a humanitarian hero, but will her actions merely encourage more people smuggling and more suffering to some she is. Carola rackete, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you very much for inviting me. You have emerged from an extraordinary experience earlier this summer, captaining a rescue vessel in the mediterranean, picking up vessel in the mediterranean, picking up almost 50 or so migrants, ending up up almost 50 or so migrants,