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at least 5 people are killed in the bahamas hurrican doria heads north towards florida. and sport football fans get their 1st look at the captain 2022 world cup and glen damage has been being done to famous buildings around the world as the middle east the biggest ever sporting event gets closer. we begin with another momentous day in british politics where the battle over bricks said could lead to a snap election in the u.k. just a few hours ago prime minister boris johnson lost his parliamentary majority after one of his own m.p. s the fact that to the pro e.u. liberal democrats johnson has divided people across the political spectrum with to leave the e.u. . on october the 31st even if it means crashing out without a deal but dozens of m.p. s are hurting many for results conservative party want to stop that they re currently debating a motion to prevent or no deal breaks it if the motion passes johnson has suggested he will push from election now we re going to be live out
business. we ll have the latest from wales and hearfrom the first minister of wales mark drakeford. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. a former high courtjudge says police officers investigating an alleged vip paedophile ring may themselves have broken the law. this the plummeting pound sterling continues to fall on currency markets as market jitters grow at the prospect of a no deal brexit. liverpool s lord mayor resigns following complaints about a video he shared containing racist material last night. president trump arrives in jamestown, virginia to mark the 400th anniversary of democracy in the united states. some black groups stay away. people with alcohol problems in england are half as likely to get the right help compared to other areas of britain. it is 5pm, our top story. boris johnson has spent the afternoon meeting welsh farmers who have expressed their strong opposition to the uk crashing out of the eu without a deal. in the latest stop on his tour of
there is a consensus that has also emerged that we should stay the course until june. outrecommendation will come at the meeting. i think my voice and that of the people i met with is that april will be inconsequential if we have a meeting in terms of production level. mr. novak says the market is balanced right now. but you are saying do you not agree? i don t have a monopoly on technical analysis. we are seeing inventories building. if they stopped, we have a long way to go to bring that back into balance. we did fall significantly in the second half of last year. our target has been to bring it down to a normal level. [inaudible] we have invited iraq and we kazakhstan and wea as members of think these are important producing countries with the volume as well as leadership regarding the market balance. manus: that is annmarie hordern getting the very latest. the language is very clear. inventories are rising. there is a consensus to stay the course. these are ve