They launch a court case against a sunday newspaper for publishing a private letter. Hundreds of people in hong kong stage a sit in at the school of a teenage activist shot by police during violent clashes. Here at the athletics World Championships in, doha in doha, hopes growing for a british first, gold medal in the 200 metres. And coming up on bbc news. Humiliation for tottenham just four months on from the Champions League final theyre hammered 7 2 at home to bayern munich. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. Borisjohnson has told the Tory Party Conference in manchester that the uk is coming out of the European Union on october 31st, come what may. In his first Conference Speech as party leader, mrjohnson condemned the deadlock in westminster, saying parliament is on the blink. Hell this afternoon submit his final proposals for a brexit deal to brussel. Theyre thought to include plans for customs checks on the island of ireland. Mrjohnson told the Party Conference th
Wednesday in parliament. Hello again and welcome to wednesday in parliament. Colleagues. Welcome back to our place of work. 2a hours after the Supreme Court ruled that permanent parliament s suspension was unlawful mps were back at work and giving their own verdict. It is no disrespect to the judiciary to say i think the court was wrong. The Prime Minister should have done the honourable thing. Passion ran high throughout another dramatic day. This parliament is a dead parliament. It should no longer sit. For this Prime Minister to talk about morals and morality is a disgrace all that to come and more as mps returned to westminster after tuesdays Supreme Court ruling that the government had acted unlawfully in proroguing or suspending parliament for five weeks. The order paper setting out the commons agenda was almost blank, but there was plenty for mps to talk about. The speaker explained why. Order, order. Colleagues, welcome back to our place of work. The uk Supreme Court ruled yest
Us unsettled. Temperatures for most of us between 16 20, cooler under that area of persistent rain across the eastern counties of england. Overnight, as low pressure pulls away, we will start to see the winds pick up across south east england for a time before later on in the night as it clears away to europe and it will turn later and with clear spells, a future for northern scotla nd clear spells, a future for northern scotland and more cool. Temperatures in towns and cities down into single figures in many cases. Looking at monday, a bright start for many of us, but showers from the word go in northern scotland and it quickly we will see the next area of low pressure spell cloud went and rain back into wales and back into western and southern countries of england. That windmill be heavy. Could be another 70 millimetres of rain over high ground. Bidding in mind we already have flood warnings in place. More rain on tuesday as well. Eventually, it will start to get a bit brighter from
Hello, and welcome. In the last hour, the uks oldest travel firm, thomas cook, has announced it ceased trading after talks with creditors and shareholders to raise the 250 million to avoid collapse failed. Ministers say plans to fly holidaymakers back to the uk are in place. It was one of the Worlds Largest travel firms and employed 22,000 staff, 9,000 of whom are in the uk, and serves 19 million customers a year in 16 Different Countries. Simon calder is the travel editorfor the independent and he joins us from Manchester Airport in the north of england. It meant that nobody will be flying out of here in the morning. Flights we re out of here in the morning. Flights were due to start in three hours time heading off from here to greece and that is not going to happen. Thomas cook has stopped trading and this is it really the mightiest brand in travel. It has been going for 178 years. The numbers are awful. 21,000 people im afraid i going to be looking for newjobs. There is around 1 Mil
The uks oldest travel firm, thomas cook, has announced it ceased trading after talks with creditors and shareholders to raise the 250 million to avoid collapse failed. Ministers say plans to fly holidaymakers back to the uk are in place. It was one of the Worlds Largest travel firms and employed 22,000 staff, 9,000 of whom are in the uk, and serves 19 million customers a year in 16 Different Countries. Simon calder is the travel editorfor the independent and he joins us from Manchester Airport in the north of england. The Tour Operator had been thriving for many decades and staff here are simply stunned by what is happening. The flights are still coming in. Aircraft arriving from cyprus, turkey, some en route across the north atlantic but when they land, they will find that the staff very sadly have lost theirjobs. The passengers will be the last people to enjoy the service and this is being repeated at airports across britain and germany as well as scandinavia. Last flights arriving a