half a 1000000 new refugees in turkey stores so e.u. and turkey they need to sit down together and talk of this i m sure to be done that s for sure so those that are going to have you here thank you good to be here . well there is just a month to go until britain s scheduled departure from the european union but prime minister boards johnson s latest prices plan it s getting a frosty reception in brussels today european council president said that he s unconvinced by johnson s proposal european officials say they re especially concerned about the prospect of customs checks on the irish border johnson has defended his proposal in front of a skeptical british parliament take a look at this government s objective has always been to leave with a deal i ll be constructive and reasonable proposals show us seriousness of purpose they do not deliver everything we would have wished they do represent a compromise but to remain a prisoner of existing positions is to become
how he s trying to be maneuvered into a scheme for an extension from the e.u. because he s made that such a big deal that he will die in a ditch. and that he actually is forced to us for an extent. he could then look weak and then he wouldn t pick up all the probe voters because what he wants to do is smash the bricks it to his right what he s a danger of doing of course is losing voters to the left to the liberal democrats and so on so there is an argument that says if he can t deal and did a deal with labor that they d both agree to put it to a referendum vote going to an election in a way it would just get the issue off the yeah it s hard to imagine the labor coming any a greener making any deal right now with with boards johnson i think that the mood
it doesn t look like the supreme court will rule against the suspension of parliament do you really think that whole process will settle what is essentially political well there has to be some limits on the ability of a government and in this case a minority government to close down parliament in order to avoid scrutiny so i hope and i respect the independence of the judiciary but i hope the supreme court will find the proof a geisha of parliament was unlawful a scottish court reached that conclusion last week and then we can see parliament recalled and much needed scrutiny applied to boards johnson s whole approach to break his approach i think is to see the uki crash with a deal but be able to blame the european union for that instead we need to avoid a new deal bricks or at request an extension to article 50 if necessary and then see a general election for the referendum to try to get the uki are we out of this how
football in the champions league last night the european competition kicked off with do german clubs and the who does an action jonathan crane from good obvious sports desk is that me welcome johnson s adult land bustling i was a big match tell us about that it was and it didn t disappoint even though it finished gold with i think you can say it was a good meal that sometimes happens in football now or dortmund got a bit of a psychological boost before the game even started because boston a star player leno messi was on the bench still recovering from a cough injury and really they were the dominant sides reset but unfortunately. the keeper mark on there to stay game was in their way all my mates and great saves especially from caps in a mako royce in fact set 10 minutes into the 2nd half marker royce had his penalty saved by to stay you can like it s going in but it hasn t actually been so cool the ball up in the end now to stay you can has been over in a bit of a war of words and man
appeared to have tapped into voters dissatisfaction with the political elite. a sea of candles has been lit at a ceremony in central war stalled on a more than 22000 polish officers who were executed by the soviet red army in 1940 they were imprisoned after the soviet union invaded poland in 1039 while the polish army was still fighting hitler s troops for decades the soviets blamed the nazis for the massacre. or today s breck s it talks in luxembourg between british prime minister boards johnson and e.u. commission president john claude younger ended with no breakthrough there is now less than 7 weeks until britain leaves the european union johnson was heckled during his trip by angry british retirees who live in luxembourg. it was not quite the welcome he had been hoping for. johnson on his way to meet