The chancellor promises the fastest increase in spending on schools and hospitals for 15 years labour calls it grubby electioneering. The trail of devastation that Hurricane Dorian has left behind the Prime Minister of bahamas says some areas have been decimated. England take a third wicket in the fourth ashes, but that man steve smith is still at the crease for the aussies. And in sport, well have the latest from the us open. No Roger Federer knocked out by Grigori Dimitrov but who will make it to the semifinals . Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Less than 2a hours after losing one crucial vote, borisjohnson has now suffered another defeat. In the last hour, mps have voted for a bill that could force the Prime Minister to ask for brexit to be delayed till the end of january next year something hes pledged never to do. There are more votes to come. Its been a day of frenetic and angry exchanges in the commons, and our Political EditorLaura Kuenssberg has been watching it all. George, it is Crystal Clear that there is a majority of mps in the house of commons who are resolute in doing whatever it takes, in their view, to try to close down the possibility that Boris Johnson could ever make good on the promise he has made potentially to take us out of the European Union without a formal deal in place. They voted to decide that today, there will be voting again tonight and it is clear that, until they change the law, the effort will keep going. For Boris Johnson the stakes could hardly be higher. His decision to get out of this cul de sac is to push for a general election. Are we through the Looking Glass . The Prime Minister is demanding a new parliament over there, and election, but says he does not one to one. The other parties say they do but might yet stand in his way. It will not be settled until the commons closes the door on the possibility that Boris Johnson could ta ke possibility that Boris Johnson could take us out of the eu next month without a deal. His brexit at any cost. Questions to the Prime Minister. But if he gets his way, this first joust of shouting in Prime Ministers questions could be his last. Can he confirm that he will allow the people of this country to decide on what he is giving up in their name with a general election on october 15 . Or is he frit . There is only one chlorinated check and in this house, he is on the front bench. He is absolutely desperate to avoid scrutiny. The riposte, read his lips, you are a great big girls bios. In his third day in office after five questions from me, we have not had an answer to any. Anger towards him and his key adviser was thick in the air from former colleagues. Advisers advise, ministers decide. Can i ask the Prime Minister to buy that closely in mind in relation to his own chief adviser, Dominic Cummings . No question, this leader repels as well as attracts. A labour mp demanding an apology that never came from a controversial the Prime Minister wrote last year. Those others who from a young age have had to face to being called names like towel head oi being called names like towel head or taliban or coming from bongo bongo land, we can appreciate full well the hurt and pain felt by already vulnerable muslim with when they are described as looking like bank robbers and letterboxes. Felt by already vulnerable muslim women. Rather than hiding behind charm and whitewash investigations, when will the Prime Minister finally apologised for his derogatory and racist remarks. Rather than hiding behind sham. The tory benches still almost mute, while the applause for that went on and on. Under this government we have the most diverse, the most diverse cabinet in the history of this country. Look elsewhere if you want any signs of healing. The Prime Minister can only bring an end to this particular circus and get his election if mps succeed in what they are trying to do right now, to force are trying to do right now, to force a change to the law that would compel him to ask for a delay to brexit if there is no deal in place oi brexit if there is no deal in place or parliament does not change its mind by the middle of october. Boris johnson tried and failed to fight them off with extreme measures, number ten is now dead set on an election. I have had lots of phone calls saying you are doing the right thing. He will not have this long standing mp. With 20 others, and milton was thrown out of the tory Party Last Night for voting against the Prime Minister. Tory Party Last Night for voting against the Prime Ministerlj tory Party Last Night for voting against the Prime Minister. I voted against the Prime Minister. I voted against the Prime Minister. I voted against the government whip for the first time in a0 years of being an mp. Did you receive a call to tell you they were doing what they threatened, throwing you out . Yes, i had a conversation with the chief whip who made it clear that is what would happen. I feel quite whip who made it clear that is what would happen. Ifeel quite sad that it has come to this, but i woke up this morning knowing i had in the right thing. The rebels stand is highly likely to pay for them. Not much doubt that mps will vote tonight to rule out dealing without leaving without a deal. Tonight to rule out dealing without leaving without a deal. There is a conviction that there is no mandate for no deal, and the consequences for the economy and our country would be highly damaging. One of my greatest concerns in all of this, any referendum which saw such a massive, record turnout, that there are many people, if we continue to thwart a resolution, will never vote again. The longer this argument goes on, the more divided society remains and the harder it will be to knit back together. If we are being purged now, who is next . I will walk out of here looking at the sky, not down at my shoes. Within hours, the Prime Minister will try to force the election next month. I dont know, there is so much voter apathy and it feels like the country is split down the middle, almost. Ithought it could not get anymore and strange. The Prime Minister needs mps to be on board. The official labour position, if no deal is blocked on an xp days they will the snp says they would vote for one, but some labour mps they would vote for one, but some labourmps are adamant they would vote for one, but some labour mps are adamant they will not let it happen unless the extension to brexit to avoid no deal has has actually taken place. He wants to runa actually taken place. He wants to run a divisive, english nationalist election, he is putting his party before the country and we will not before the country and we will not be goaded into giving him what he wa nts, be goaded into giving him what he wants, we will fight for the national interest. No way would you allow an election before . An extension. Before Boris Johnson allow an election before . An extension. Before borisjohnson is posted delay departure . Exactly, he has spent his whole life talking to conservative audiences. Mps and lords had tried to find a way through for three years, even prepared to bed down for the night to keep talking. But before long, we may be in charge of the conversation. Studio laura, we can barely keep up with events, what do the next few hours hold . It is happening at it is ian paisley than after three years when parliament has been locked in a slow moving battle it is happening at a dizzying pace. Things are accelerating and accelerating. There will be more votes in the house of commons on the plant to remove the possibility of leaving without a deal, various amendments and tweaks will be voted on. We expect them to get through co mforta bly expect them to get through comfortably and that global moved to the house of lords, where they might talk all night to have their say. That process of trying to force the laws through its up and running. But almost exactly at the same time, the Prime Minister will put down his plan to mps as the lords gets going down the corridor, asking them to back his bid to force a general election. We do not expect that to meet the majority of two thirds, he would have to get to get his way and to ask at all to give our opinion in the middle of october, but things are moving so quickly it does not mean he would not be able to get the backing for an election in the coming days. It is a race against time on all sides. Borisjohnson is intent on getting to an election, others determined to stop him. As ever, brexit has turned our politics website down. This has been a very difficult few days for the relatively new Prime Minister, but for his teenagers really a question of brexit or bust. Many thanks, laura. So, as laura was suggesting earlier, this latest stage in the brexit battle has exposed the rift within the conservative party as never before. The 21 tory mps who voted against the government last night were immediately suspended and have been told they cant stand for the party at the next election. Among them were former cabinet ministers, including chancellor Phillip Hammond and rory stewart and Party Grandees such as sir Nicholas Soames and the longest serving mp ken clarke. Our Political Correspondent alex forsyth has been to his constituency of rushcliffe to gauge reaction. At rushcliffe conservative association, there has been one key face for nearly 50 years. Ken clarke is the longest serving tory mp and has held some of the biggestjobs in government, but last night he was effectively kicked out of the party. The chairman of the local branch thinks it was the right move, because his mp didnt back the governments brexit plan. At the end of the day, the fact is he voted against the government and the consequences are you have the whip withdrawn from you. I think boris has shown that he is a strong Prime Minister, and i do support him, and i think he had to show that he continues to be a strong Prime Minister. Even though most people here in rushcliffe voted to remain in the eu, some local tories have been angry at their mps pro european stance, a symbol of the fractures in the party. Divisions over europe have plagued the tories for decades, and put an end to the careers of several Prime Ministers. But this long running row has never seen so many tory mps effectively thrown out of their party all at once. Among them, the grandson of winston churchill, Nicholas Soames, seen here as a boy, is furious at what has happened. Such a stupid and unfortunate message to our supporters and would be voters in the country, that what was a wonderfully broad, tolerant, humane church has now become a narrow sect. With westminster poised for an election, some of the expelled mps were already standing down. But there could be a fight from others who still want to represent the tories. Rory stewart found out he wasnt welcome in the partyjust as he was accepting an award for being a politician of the year. Im not going to be able to stand as a member of parliament, because boris has decided he doesnt want me in the party. The former leadership candidate says hes not giving up the conservatives. I really hope the party comes to its senses because this is not the way that mrs thatcher would have behaved, this is not the way any previous Prime Minister would behave. This is trying to deselect very loyal conservative ministers and cabinet ministers whove barely rebelled in their lives. Philip hammond, the former chancellor, arrived at Parliament Today no longer a conservative mp. His association in runnymede says therefore he cant stand for them, but he suggested he might fight back, even explore legal options. The conservative party says the rules are clear, if someone wants to stand for the tories in an election, they have to be on an approved list or a member of the party in parliament, but if there is a battle over this it will only deepen the existing rift. Back in clarkes constituency, there is there is little harmony among voters either. He should support his party, we voted him in to do that and he hasnt done it. So thats it. People should be able to express themselves politically, sometimes outside what the party thinks. There is no conservative party any more, is there . Theres two completely split rival camps now that cant really be under the same umbrella. So the discord in the tory party, it seems, is playing out across the country. Alex forsyth, bbc news, rushcliffe. A church at the highest court in scotla nd a church at the highest court in scotland has thrown out and attempt to have borisjohnsons attempt to stop parliament as illegal. They argued that the Prime Minister had exceeded his powers, but thejudge said it was not a matterfor the code. The appeal will be held tomorrow. So as weve heard mps from across the commons have voted for legislation to try to block a no deal brexit. So where do we go from here . Our deputy Political Editor john pienaar has more. Wherever you stand, all you can do is watch. See how british politics has changed almost beyond recognition. Traditions of consensus and compromise discarded. Stop the coup brexit now in there, the argument has become as angry and bitter as it is out here. Yesterday, borisjohnson lost the first round. Even some tory critics say he overplayed his hand, treated the rebels too harshly. Hes on the losing side again today, but now borisjohnson has set his sights on an early election, and this deadly serious game is on. Point of order. Mps are ploughing in a single day through the bill to block no deal and delay brexit. Labour, snp and plaid cymru, lib dems and the tory outcasts. Many different aims but a single plan, stop a no deal brexit. In meetings, on social media, in amongst the statues, some outcast tories and labour mps want a brexit deal. Others want a referendum. Labours promising one after the election. May be on a new deal if there is one. Otherwise, a choice, but no deal and remain. That is what the lib dems want, they want to stop brexit, so does the snp, who believe this crisis could be taking us closer to an independent scotland, the end of the union. Now, down there, perhaps the most genteel debating chamber in the democratic world, well, things are about to turn ugly. This country has high standards. The lords must pass the rebel bill, too, resisted bitterly hour by hour by brexiteer tears. They will wrangle through the night as the governments opponents here try to take special plans to push it through the week. It could drag on. And on. What, then . What is the Prime Ministers plan . An election on october the 15th if he was allowed, but it takes two thirds of mps to agree to a general election. We saw that yesterday the numbers were not there. What about labour . They look split. Some close tojeremy labour . They look split. Some close to Jeremy Corbyn labour . They look split. Some close toJeremy Corbyn say labour . They look split. Some close to Jeremy Corbyn say they would like to Jeremy Corbyn say they would like to move within days to bank an early election. Others want to wait until they can force Boris Johnson election. Others want to wait until they can force borisjohnson to break his defining promise and seek a brexit extension in brussels. Though he has promised well leave, deal or no deal, by october 31, humiliation. The outcome . Anybodys guess. If this was a game it would be gripping, but this is no game. That report was from our deputy Political Editor, john pienaar. On any other day todays spending plan would have been the big story at westminster. The chancellor, sajid javid said hes turning the page on austerity as he promised to raise public spending by more than 13 billion pounds next year. Extra funding has been announced for schools, defence, and preparing for britains exit from the European Union. Our economics correspondent andy verity has been looking at the numbers. Andy . Thanks very much. To get an idea of how unfamiliar we are with a boost to Government Spending like this, the last time spending rose this fast by more than a was back here in 200a. The government was in a lot less debt back then. These red bars show the Spending Reviews since the financial crisis when the governments debts shot up. Theyre all trying to slash public spending, also known as austerity. But sajid javid argues the Interest Rates on the governments debts are cheap now so he can afford to borrow more for extra spending. Every single Government Department has had its budget