There can be honourable disagreements and i have had disagreements and i have had disagreements with each and every one of them. All of them. That has led to many votes in this house which havent always been entered into with the certainty of the outcome more effectively, but both sides have always done so safe in the knowledge that this parliament is sovereign. That this parliament can act as an effective block on any abuse of power. Therefore today i am urging allmps abuse of power. Therefore today i am urging all mps from all sides to stand up for what is right, to stand up stand up for what is right, to stand upfor stand up for what is right, to stand up for what you believe in and support this cross party move. |i thank my right honourable friend. Does my right honourable friend agree that if we are to trust the Prime Minister that a deal is on site, he would do all he could to show evidence of the progress he has made in negotiations over the summer and publish the government pro
Shipping containers far onto the land, but all around here is an area thats been totally levelled. The loch ness monster gets some Scientific Backing a team says they could explain the nessie sightings. Hello and welcome im Christian Fraser in westminster, Michelle Fleury is in washington. Borisjohnson has told the country he would rather be dead in a ditch than ask the European Union for another brexit extension past october 31st. It should be, he said, the choice of the british people in a general election. Ahead of his speech at a Police College in West Yorkshire the Prime Ministers brother, jojohnson a government minister and mp, said he was standing down because he could no longer choose between family and the National Interest. Downing street said borisjohnson regarded todays speech as the opening gambit in a five week Election Campaign the only problem is, it is an election he hasnt yet been able to call. We are told he will ask mps again on monday to vote in favour of that gene
Unwillingness to find an agreement with china . Shawn it is another sign things are falling apart. We had all of branches coming out of the g20 in osaka. One was limited resumption of business with huawei and on the chinese side it would be a resumption of agricultural purchases. In the past week weve seen both of those taken away. That is not a good sign. As the president says, we have these talks in september schedule, but Big Questions over whether they will go ahead. Inin as that is happening september, a lot of pressure on democrats to get usmca to a vote on the floor. Does the president believe the usmca getting ratified gives him a leg up in terms of being able to go harder against china . Shawn the big question for the president is where is the economy, and where is the economy going on trade. Signs in the Second Quarter this years trade policies were a drag on growth. The administration is keen to get usmca through to get a positive message on the economy. The Business Communi
Leaving on october the 31st, i was sick general election. In terms of what mps opposed to a no deal brexit are preparing, it had dispelled their time to get through the commons, the think they could get it through . Do you think government could stop it in the lords on ignore that legislation, as it is by parliament . It is impossible to make a prediction. It is more difficult paradoxically to get it through the lords because the lords is far more strongly for running on the commons but it is much more difficult for the speaker to control the timetable. He can propose that a speaker be no longer heard but that is very rarely done so it would not be easy. If this legislation is passed, boris has said i am not going to seek an extension. I am pretty sure he does not mean he is going to break the law. What he would do is seek a dissolution and let the British Public decide. There was a suggestion the government might ignore this legislation if it is passed, as the constitutional precedent
Of the english Football League. And the countdown to the new series of strictly come dancing has begins, with the stars donning their sequins for last nights launch in london. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Jeremy corbyn is meeting Opposition Party leaders as he looks to secure support for his plans to block a no deal brexit. The labour leader has said hes open to different strategies after coming under pressure to drop his plan to lead a caretaker government. The conservatives said allJeremy Corbyn offered was chaos, delay and uncertainty. Lets speak now to our political correspondent, peter saull. In terms of whatJeremy Corbyn wants to do, lets not focus on who might lead to the plans but on these various mps uniting, how likely is it we will hear something about that today . They will have to put on a bit of a united front when they emerge from this meeting in westminster because when this plan was first mooted byJeremy Corbyn the response from the liberal democrats was