Would be leaving the eu. Well have all the latest from here in westminster. The other news this lunchtime. Theres been sporadic fighting in syria, despite turkeys agreement to suspend its military offensive against Kurdish Forces. Barcelona is brought to a standstill as a general strike is called over the jailing of separatist leaders. More than 700 people are arrested across the uk as Police Launch an operation to break the so called county lines drug gangs. And in japan, excitement mounts as three home nations prepare for this weekends quarterfinal matches at the rugby world cup. And coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news, good news for wales, dan biggar is fit and theyll be at full strength for their world cup quaretrfinal against france. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one from westminster, where the Prime Minister is in a race to try to persuade mps to back his new Brexit Agreement before tomorrows vote in parliament. Borisjohnson says hes very confiden
Fight, anthonyjoshua waking up still the world heavyweight champion after retaining both belts in cardiff last night. He endured a frustrating evening before eventually stopping carlos takam in ten rounds. More from our sporsts correspondent david 0rnstein. Voiceover the career is still young, only 20 fights in, yet already, the entrance, the aura of a king, by round two, a king with a cut, the damage done by Carlos Takams head, nobody said judy liz was pretty. In round four, joshuas power began to prevail, soon, it was the opponents nursing the winds, carlos takam had only 12 days to prepare for the contest, he was nothing if not durable, courageous, awkward for the champion, however, eventually the big shots came out and the referee stepped in, debatable call, carlos takam thought he could go on, many in attendance, too, the celebrations were muted. 100 record intact, another important step on the path to big gold. Joshua had done what he needed to do. Without winning, people will no
Individuals and theyre not a function of one philosophy or another philosophy. Theyre a function of a worlds that has changed and thats the point i want to get across because those are the challenges i think in part we have to deal with. Host that is an inspiring note on which to end what you have told us is that all citizens, not only in america but around the world, really have an obligation to educate themselves about the constitution by listening to each other and to divergent points of view, and by bringing people together and respecting the argument on both sides youre suggesting they can learn from each other. Thats what youre trying to do in this book, what were trying to do at the National Constitution center. Out of your many great contributions to constitutional education, and in addition to your books, the fact youre at heart a teacher you were a teach are at Harvard Law School and still are trying to inspire citizens in america and around the world to educate themselves ab
Economics, china, fire fighting, u. S. Military bases around the world and much more. For a complete television schedule, booktv. Org. Booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. Television for serious readers. Now, we kick off the weekend with wikileaks editorinchief Julian Assange. He has a new book titled the Wikileaks Files the world according to u. S. Empire. [inaudible conversations] to invite all of you here. This is the launch of the Wikileaks Files. Im jacob stevens, im the director of verso books, and weve been working on this project with Julian Assange and with wikileaks for about four years now. And so this is the culmination of a lot of collaborative editorial and political work that were very proud of, and were thrilled to be able to publish this in close cooperation with Julian Assange and with wikileaks and with his fantastic introduction. You should all get a copy. If you havent got one on your way in, get one on the way out, its part of the ticket. And it has i
Hello, its monday, its 10 oclock, im Victoria Derbyshire and were live from streatham in south london. Yesterday, this man, who was released from prison just days ago, attacked people with a knife just yards from where im standing. Counter Terror Police had him under surveillance and shot him dead at the scene. I hear three shots and i see him drop, and he was alive for a good two, three minutes on the floor. But he had a vest. This is where police tell everybody we have to move back in case of the blast going off. Sudesh amman was released despite being so high risk that he required monitoring. The government says its going to announce tougher measures today to deal with with prisoners
who pose a threat. What reassurance can i receive from the government that these people are properly being punished and reformed, those in prison not released until they are no longer a danger to the public but also those that are out, i want to be reassured the authorities have the resources and suppor