Plain wrong. This is the unanimous judgment of all 11 just. A huge blow for Boris Johnson as the u. K. Supreme court rules that it was on will fall to suspend parliament. At least 26 people were killed in indonesias popular region after racism allegations sparked violent protests. Ansa laying to rest a long running control of a scene spain as judges rule the remains of general franco shoot speed soon. The u. S. President s has urged people around the world to take price in their country and preserve National Sovereignty in his address to the United Nations General Assembly asserting that the future belongs to those he called patriots and not globalists in a wide ranging speech donald trump again attacked china for its trade policies and he says all nations have a g. C. To act against iran in fact that sanctions on tehran will be tysons further. Well for more on all of this lets speak to our diplomatic and said james bays and hes at the u. N. Edginess given the events in the run up to t
Another vote on having a National Election its already lost too because all the opposition parties wont do it until theyre sure no deal breakfast is off the table at the end of october theres no suggestion at all the government will win this one either the whole things a horror show Lawrence Leigh aljazeera london appel brown joins us live now from westminster and pauls opponents back and Boris Johnson what he says but isnt defined as ever is. An astonishing day frankly felicity amongst many extraordinary days that weve seen here in the recent past in parliament i mean the tone was set early by the attorney general geoffrey cox who in his big booming baritone came out with a very bravura performance extraordinary 2 tumultuous scenes in the chamber saying this parliament is a disgrace i mean it provoked fury from the opposition benches one particular exchange with Barry Shipman the labor m. P. Ended up going viral on social media it was so vociferously and then the Prime Minister came t
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
Well be bringing you all the reaction and analysis from that Unprecedented Supreme Court ruling. Also on the programme. Well be live in new york where World Leaders have gathered for the un General Assembly. Borisjohnson has only been in powerfor two months. But in that time hes lost six votes in parliament, misled the queen and now hes broken the law. Weve said it before about brexit and well say it again now. Today brought a political earthquake, because the uks highest court has ruled the Prime Ministers decision to suspend parliament for five weeks up to the brexit deadline was unlawful and now void. The government says the Prime Minister has spoken to the queen since the ruling, but his problems wont end there. Tonight Boris Johnson is facing calls to resign and tomorrow hell be back in the uk to face parliament. First, heres how he took the news in new york. Obviously, this is a verdict that we will respect and we respect the judicial process. I have to say i strongly disagree wi
A disappointed adult hes only what im very hes just sad im a bit bemused and disappointed and in whats been going on particularly that as far as hes concerned what was in his words a wonderful conversation with the ukrainian president is being spun and hes pointing to the transcript that he was what the white house calls a transcript was in fact a memorandum it was it basically based on Voice Recognition software and the memories of various officials it was very clear in what was released of this wasnt on the transcript but as far as hes concerned that clears it clears the look at no threats here there was no pushing that was there minas Lindsey Graham that the right wing senator who was formerly doldrums great enemy and great supporter looked at the transcript who knew you could be so nice to someone what are people talking about when they say that you were threatening the ukrainian president with a quid pro quo either investigate the bidens or dont get your military aide as far as th