Weve got to figure out ways to put ourselves in the best place possible to perform. And at 11 30pm, we will be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, journalist and broadcaster Yasmin Alibhai brown and the political commentator and former conservative staffer jo anne nadler. Stay with us for that. The leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, has called on borisjohnson to ditch his Withdrawal Agreement with the European Union and form an alliance with his party in the upcoming general election. Speaking at his campaign launch, he said he would field a candidate in every seat in britain if the Prime Minister didnt drop his brexit plans, which he described as a sell out. Today, mrjohnson said in an interview with the bbc that doing deals with other parties would putJeremy Corbyn into number ten. More on that shortly, but first, here is john pienaar. The biggest grin in politics, but what has he got to smile about . Nigel farages party is trailing in the polls, but still grabbing tory votes. So his ultimatum to borisjohnson today drop your deal, leave the brexit party to fight labour in many leave voting areas, or we will take on tories across the country. There are around about 150 seats in this country that are labour held constituencies that the conservative party have never, ever won in their history. That i think is how a deal of this kind would work, a nonaggression pact of this kind would work, and i think it would be to our advantage, to their advantage so an offer of friendship with a hint of menace. But what if all he does is split the brexit vote, help remainers win, and parties wanting another referendum 7 you say that you are now the only party fighting for a real brexit. But do you accept, if you are standing in every seat across the country, you are also risking brexit . If the conservative party stand on the basis of this new eu treaty, that is not brexit. In those circumstances, wed be the only person standing saying we must leave the institutions of the European Union. The brexit party wants a deal with the tories, maybe needs one to be able to win seats as well as votes. Donald trump seems to think it is a good idea, for what that is worth, but borisjohnson hasnt been tempted. So what would happen if the brexit party stood in seats across the country . What would that do to the outcome . Take places like labour dagenham and rainham in essex. Its a tory target, and voted leave. But labour could hold on here if brexiteers split. This issue splits families, like brothers jeff and john. I would vote conservative now, again, because ijust want to get it done. I think its going on too long. Whatever way you are, ijust think its got to get done so we can get on with other things, rather than just keep talking about brexit. So john, tell me what youre thinking. So im thinking brexit. I think they need my vote. But im concerned the vote to brexit could dilute the votes to conservative. Now, hazel, how are you going to vote in this election . Labour. Why is that . Well, because ive always done it, always. My mum and dad done it, so ive always done it. And ive never changed. Im too old now to change 85, you know, nearly 86. Of course, labour is just not relying on old habits. They are promising a better deal and another referendum. To the country as a whole, what were saying is, whether youre remain or leave, theres a route through for you by voting labour. For the other parties, its either one side or the other. Its very divisive. And one of the things we want to do is to try to reunify quite an angry country. The tories are telling voters their brexit will take the uk out, free to strike trade deals, set its own rules and standards. We will have a choice of parties, a choice of brexit or no brexit at all on polling day. As big an influence as any, perhaps, people just wanting to get it over with. John pienaar, bbc news, essex. The Prime Minister has rejected calls from nigel farage and donald trump to work with the brexit party. He said he wouldnt enter into electoral pacts, but that he was always grateful for advice, wherever it comes from. The Prime Minister also suggested the us president was wrong to believe that a trade deal between the us and the uk would be difficult under his brexit deal. He was speaking to our Political Editor laura kuenssberg. Are there any circumstances under which you might work with nigel farage . Well, first of all, it is a great brexit. Its a proper brexit. It delivers exactly what we wanted, what i wanted, when i campaigned in 2016 to come out of the European Union. It takes back control of our money, our borders, our laws. It enables us to do proper, all singing, all dancing free trade deals. Now, the difficulty about doing deals with any other party is that any other party im afraid simply risks oi voting for any other party simply risks putting Jeremy Corbyn into number ten. There are no circumstances under which you would work with nigel farage . I want to be very, very clear that voting for any other party than this government, this conservative government, this one nation conservative government, is basically tantamount to putting Jeremy Corbyn in. Your mutualfriend, the president of the United States, thinks you should work with nigel farage. Is he wrong . Well, look, im always, always grateful for advice from wherever it comes. And we have great relations, as you know, with the us and many other countries. But im just telling you, laura, what i think about the way to do this. So hes wrong about that . President trump has also said that your brexit deal means that you cant really do a good deal with the americans. Is he wrong about that as well . Theres one thing hes right about, which is theres certainly no question of negotiating on the nhs. That is absolutely true, and hes right about that. But, on the technicalities of the deal, anybody who looks at it can see that the uk has full control, as one whole uk england, scotland, wales and Northern Ireland as one uk. He said, you cant do it. You cant trade, we cant make a trade deal with the uk. So hes misunderstood it . Well, i dont wish to comment on what he may or may not have read. What im telling you is what everybody can see from the terms of the deal we did. If we can get it over the line by with this election in the middle of january, then well have it done. Why would anyone believe you on that, when you have broken your promise already, where we should have been out of the eu yesterday . Now, you failed on that. I bitterly regret that we havent come out, but on the other hand people said we wouldnt be able to get a new deal at all. Yourfirst speech in downing street, you stood outside there and said the buck stops here. And now this has gone wrong, you took your deal away from parliament, like taking your bat and ball and going home, and now youre blaming them. Well, with great respect, laura, i dont think that parliament were. I think mps were never going to deliver that deal on that timetable, and they werent going to. So why did you try, then . Notjust by 31 october. It was clear, from what they did, they wouldnt have done it by christmas. They wouldnt have done it by 31 january. Their strategy was to keep rope a doping the government and then pushing the deadline on beyond 31 january. It would have been totally miserable. Would you rule out expanding the use of the private sector in the Health Service . Look, we are putting £34 billion into the nhs. That is taxpayers money, and we are absolutely determined to continue to increase taxpayers money. Would you rule out expanding private sector involvement . What i will tell you look, of course, you know, there are dentists and optometrists and so on who our providers to the nhs. Of course thats how it works. But we believe, i believe, passionately in an nhs free at the point of use for everybody in this country, and if you ask me, is the nhs. . Of course it isnt. Do you worry this gamble of going to the country now might backfire for you, just as it did for theresa may . Well, honestly, laura, weve just got no choice, weve just got no choice. And parliament is determined this is a parliament that is basically full of mps who voted remain, and the overwhelming bulk of the mps in parliament voted remain. You know, i love them, theyre a lot of my friends, but thats the way they are. They voted remain, and they will continue to block brexit if theyre given a chance. There was no option for us. Prime minister, thank you very much. Thank you. And we will be speaking with all the main Party Leaders over the course of the campaign here on bbc news. The first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, says she will make a formal request for another independence referendum before christmas, regardless of who becomes Prime Minister. The snp leader, campaigning today in edinburgh, said a vote for her party was a vote to escape brexit and a chance to put scotlands future into its own hands. Meanwhile, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn have agreed to a head to head tv debate later this month. They will meet on 19 november on itv. Both leaders welcomed the debate on twitter, but the liberal democrats have criticised the two party format. It is just under six weeks until the general election, and if you are unsure how to register to vote, you can find out how, by visiting our website at bbc. Co. Uk news, or on the bbc news app. Police investigating alleged breaches of election law by the official Brexit Campaign during the 2016 referendum have passed a file to prosecutors. Vote leave was fined £61,000 injuly last year after the Electoral Commission ruled that it had exceeded its Legal Campaign spending limit of £7 million, by almost £500,000. The chancellor, sajid javid, has joined a chorus of condemnation of a spectator columnist after he suggested planning elections for a time when muslims cannot vote. Rod liddle wrote my own choice of election date would be a day when universities are closed and muslims are forbidden to do anything on pain of hell, or something. The spectators assistant editor Isabel Hardman said she profoundly disagrees with liddles piece and was hugely upset by it. Mrjavid, who is muslim, tweeted his response. He said former texas congressman beto orourke has announced that he is ending his 2020 president ial campaign. Orourke told supporters in an e mail that he will also not run to become a senator next year either. He made the announcement in a series of tweets, stating after expressing his gratitude to the volunteers and donors to his campaign, he then asked supporters to. Before then tweeting that his team. Chris, just tell us more about this. Yes, beto orourke was seen as one of the big rising stars within the democratic party, mainly because of a run that he took at a senate seat in texas 12 months ago in the mid term elections. Now, he wasnt successful, but he did make an impact, and he was seen as somebody who could be a really promising figure for the democrats in the future. And in fact, he launched his president ial campaign with a cover photo shoot for vanity fair magazine. It gave you the sense that he was very much a man on the rise vanity fair. Although he later admitted that that was a mistake and he has truthfully struggled in the democratic debate that we have seen over the last few months as they try to look and see whether or not he was the man for the job or whether it should be somebody else. And really, he has had moments when he has struck through in talking about particularly Climate Change and gun control. He was particularly passionate after the shooting in his home city of el paso earlier this summer, but ultimately, as so often is the case in american politics, it comes down to money, and he simply cant fund the Campaign Going forward , cant fund the Campaign Going forward, so reluctantly he has had to drop out. He started fairly high in the polls. Did you get the impression, though, because here in the uk, certainly, many people wouldnt have heard of him, did you get the impression that he didnt really sta nd get the impression that he didnt really stand out from the crowd . Get the impression that he didnt really stand out from the crowd . |j think really stand out from the crowd . think it was really difficult because there are so many democratic contenders. He had name value initially because of that moment 12 months ago with that senate race, but ultimately he just hasnt managed to strikethrough. And it has been pretty difficult because there are so many. Been pretty difficult because there are so many. We had more than 20 people standing to try to be the democratic contender, and ultimately despite the fact that in that vanity fair article he said that as far as he was concerned he was born to be in the president ial fight, he was concerned he was born to be in the president ialfight, itjust hasnt proved to be the case. And there was a response from donald trump in which he tweeted immediately after beto orourkes announcement that as far as was concerned, one for this . Announcement that as far as was concerned, one forthis . I announcement that as far as was concerned, one for this . I dont think so. That was a stab from the president there. As for who is going to potentially win this fight, there isa to potentially win this fight, there is a new poll for that iowa caucus which is coming up in february. It is the first real test of these Democratic Candidates as they go state to state in this election process. And according to that, Elizabeth Warren is currently out on top, with Bernie Sanders coming in second, Pete Buttigieg doing surprisingly well and joe biden, the former Vice President , in fourth place. But it is those four who are really standing out from the rest of the field at the moment, and it perhaps gives you an indication of who will be the real contenders once this process begins early next year. It is going to be exciting. The headlines on bbc news nigel farage calls on borisjohnson to join forces for the election, but the Prime Minister says therell be no deal between them. A man faces extradition from ireland, as part of the investigation into the deaths of 39 migrants in a lorry in essex. The england team prepares for tomorrows big match. Will they lift the Rugby World Cup trophy for the First Time Since 2003 . The England Rugby team are preparing for their World Cup Final in japan tomorrow morning. Theyll take on south africa in the city of yokohama. The queen has sent this message to the team, which will be given to the team by the duke of sussex ahead of the match tomorrow. Your performances during the tournament have delighted supporters, and inspired many people throughout the country. I send my congratulations to the england team, management and support staff on reaching the 2019 Rugby World Cup final, together with my very best wishes for a memorable and successful match. The Prime Minister has also paid this tribute. My message is, i dont think anyone can remember an england team playing as well as they did in the match against new zealand. There were passages in play against the all blacks where ijust could not believe my eyes. And that is what they need to find again and im sure they can and im totally rooting for them. Come on, england, you can do it thats my message. Well, kick off is less than 12 hours away now, and two exeter chief players, henry slade and luke cowan dickie, have been named in the england squad to face south africa. Three schools in cornwall teamed up with local musicians to release a song to celebrate their links to this historic day. Andy birkett reports. Swing low, sweet chariot. The song synonymous with rugby and sung at any match. But this isntjust but this isnt just any england match, and this isntjust any Group Singing it. These School Pupils are singing it. These School Pupils are singing it. These School Pupils are singing it to celebrate not one but two former pupils who are in the england world cup squad. It is just incredible knowing that that could be one of us and it is really inspirational. Maybe some of us will play for england. Thats the plan, is it . Yeah they had a dream like us and they have made that dream. Coming forward to carry me home. The great thing about cornwall as a community is everyone does get involved in these projects so it is fairly simple. Cornwall is a rugby county and we are very proud of our cornish lads that have gone to the england team from humble backgrounds. So its inspiring for the youth and all of cornwall is behind them. While some ofjacks family have headed out to japan, lukes brother tom still has his job to do tonight for the cornish pirates. I would love to be there. Itd be amazing to watch him in the final. If he comes back from japan as a world cup winner, how would you go about that . I will be over the moon. Im so proud of him. All i know is, hell have to buy me a beer or two. Of course, luke and jack arent the only famous connection this club has with the world cup. Former england player john kendall carpenter was part of the committee that organised the first one back in 1987. How appropriate would it be on saturday morning if two boys, one from penzance and one from new lynn, were to lift that famous trophy . Coming forward to carry me home. Cheering. Now for some of the days other news. The chief coroner for england and wales is calling on the government to consider new laws banning the