to dismiss the case. borisjohnson has told the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, that french threats over post brexit fishing licences are completely unjustified . speaking in rome at the 620 summit, mrjohnson said france didn t appear to be sticking to the eu s trading agreements with the uk. the brexit minister, lord frost, has warned the uk could trigger dispute proceedings against the eu. earlier, the french president emmanuel macron accused the uk of backpedalling on its brexit commitments and said it raised questions about the uk s reliability. the dispute has threatened to sour relations at the summit, on the eve of the crucial cop26 climate meeting, as chris mason explained.
status since the list began back in 1978. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is uk has unveiled a new set of demands to redraw the post breakup trading agreements it agreed with the eu for northern ireland. let s turn to iran. they are facing extreme drought and is hit farmers hard leading to power blackouts. street protests have taken place night after night because these pictures are from the capital tehran with protesters chanting into government slogans and one policeman
could change, too? that could change, too, it seems there are new trading agreements drawn up even between japan and south korea. i think the asian region is shifting a little bit and what the charles was talking about, that s a kickback from the business community. if you re running a competing company, oh, yeah, he s embezzling stuff and put in the clinker in china and never heard from again and my business quadruples. neil: thank you for coming in on saturday. much appreciate it. charles works like seven days a week anyway, so whatever. we re monitoring this and monitoring protests in moscow. we didn t get into that, but we will. fox news continues after this. oh delicious. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance,
it s so easy to lose markets, alis alisyn, and we re seeing that. it s so hard to gain them. sometimes it can take years, if not decades, to gain markets. and at the same time, we need to be looking at ways to get some bilateral agreements on the table. that s where the president prefers his trading agreements. not the multi-lateral agreements, like nafta or the tpp, which was under president obama, which i supported. but the president has not done the bilateral agreements? he needs to. he needs to. he s got to start opening up those doors and those relationships. it s hard for some people to understand the strategy of imposing tariffs that hurt iowa farmers and then giving iowa farmers a bailout, a federal government assistance in the form of taxpayer bailout. we understand the strategy in terms of getting their votes or keeping their votes, but as a republican, these are things that republicans generally
stepping back from? i think the sort of way to look at this trip is america first, means america alone, which means america last, because essentially what he has done is hand the banner of an inner dependent global rule governed world, tackling global problems to the europeans. to macron and to merkel and suddenly they are building a global trade area that will extend japan, australia, all the way across russia and china. and of course the eu is a larger market than the u.s., so these other countries are interested? and china is the eu s biggest trading partner. so now you have the eu, and xi jinping and japan and australia, our allies creating trading agreements, they re taking the lead on climate, they re taking the lead on how you shape