A lot to chew over as we watch our World Leaders deliver their messages over the course of the day as we said weve been tracking the opening of the general debate of the u. N. General Assembly Meeting in new york our chief International Editor Richard Walker with us here in studio and richard youll be keeping an eye on the u. N. G. A. For us thank you so much for joining us here in our studio. And lets move on to some other news now countries across europe are scrambling to contain the coronavirus pandemic after a surge in new infections british Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the u. K. Has reached a perilous turning point as he laid out new restrictions today people across the continent will be forced to curtail their activities in hopes of reopening later in the fall. Hes waited 6 months for this bear for the 1st time since march pops in islander again pulling pints but the industry remains wary of a virus that hasnt gone away because we didnt believe until this morning we tur
9 people are killed in germany in the latest racially motivated attack the interior minister is adding a fight against what he calls the poison of extremism so how will the government tackle this growing problem this is inside story. However and welcome to the program im the stasi attain germanys leaders are promising a strong response to these latest racially motivated attacks a gunman killed 9 people the 2 sheesha cafes on wednesday night in the city of hama and he chose places that are popular with turkish and kurdish communities the 43 year old suspect who was later found dead with his mother had posted documents with racist and far right views online politicians are calling this a terrorist attack now more police are being sent to protect mosques and synagogues as well as airports and train stations the interior minister says such attacks are in mind of what he calls the growing threat of extremism in germany. Look sudden i want to say and repeat clearly once again far right extre
Reports on the shortlisted buildings, including the winner for this years Riba Stirling prize, one of the most prestigious awards in architecture. Platform 6 and 7 for you. Youre welcome. The roof is a piece of art in itself. You cant see it at all from the outside. You enter the building and this remarkable space is revealed. We have something that is almost like an artwork that has come out of the ground. Was there a moment when you thought, what have i done . Obviously, there were several days, dark days. Me and my partner have both said it since we moved in were here for the long run, ithink. Its brilliant. Welcome to the roundhouse in london, and this, the biggest night for architecture, the stirling prize. This is where the great and the good of architecture, the Royal Institute of british architects gather together to decide which is britains best new building of 2019. There are six nominated buildings and an incredibly varied list. We have an opera house, a visitor centre, a de
We are very peaceful. We are not hippies. We do not smell of hemp. We would love mrjohnson to come and talk to us. And the teenagers being taught life saving skills to deal with the consequences of knife crime. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The german chancellor Angela Merkel has told the Prime Minister that a brexit deal is overwhelmingly unlikely, in a phone call between the two leaders this morning. Quoting a source in downing street, our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg says that mrs merkel suggested that a deal would never be possible unless Northern Ireland stayed in a Customs Union. The Prime Minister stressed to mrs merkel that in his view, the uk has made a reasonable offer, but there seemed to be no real desire on the eu side for negotiation. The source said that the eus demand on Northern Ireland would make a deal essentially impossible. the source also said that talks in brussels are close to breaking down, despite the fact that the uk has moved a long way. t