Where this year there have been when getting your Morning Coffee at least five deaths becomes an extreme hobby across 33 states. Well talk to the starbucks customer plus, a big day for apple with the goal of feeding his caffeine addiction, as the tech giant unveils its latest round of products. But is the company losing its shine . Well discuss. In every one of its shops worldwide. Hello and welcome, now, you may have thought im michelle fleury, in washington, Christian Fraser in london. That the us midterm elections were done and dusted in november. Think again. There is more upheaval today, the last race will be in the trump white house. Decided in North Carolina. The National Security advisor, its actually a re run john bolton, one of the most senior after the authorities figures in the administration has uncovered absentee ballot fraud been fired, by tweet. It comes just a few days after talks in the 9th district. The surprising thing is that this is a republican stronghold with th
Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. British Prime Minister borisjohnson has positioned himself as the countrys brexit champion, but his pledge to take britain out of the eu on october the 31st is in trouble. Parliament has passed a law requiring him to seek a deadline extension from the eu, so either he negotiates a new exit deal in short order or he attempts to defy the law. How is this british melodrama being viewed in europe . My guest is french mep and former europe minister, nathalie loiseau. Has eu patience with british indecision run out . Nathalie loiseau, in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. Hello. I want to pick you up on something you said yesterday in fact. You talked of a brexit madness. How would you characterise this madness . Who exactly is mad . Well, first and foremost, i would say that, even if we respect the decision of the british people, we still regret it very much because, at a moment in history, where there is a need for unity, where we have big powers through
On the eu 27, we will live with the decision that we have not taken part, too. If there has to be a Second Coming up next on bbc news, its referendum, it has to come from the brits. Hardtalk. Its not the eu 27, which would patronise or monitor welcome to hardtalk. The british people and tell them im stephen sackur. You have to go back to the polls. British Prime Minister borisjohnson you have to decide, has positioned himself but please, make an effort. As the countrys brexit champion, its been more than two years but his pledge to take britain we have been discussing this. Out of the eu on october everything has been discussed in detail. The 31st is in trouble. We know everything about how parliament has passed a law their Withdrawal Agreement should be requiring him to seek decided, adopted, ratified, a deadline extension from the eu, and the most important conversation has not even started on our future relationship. And on this i have a number of big question marks. Because at the
Not only the lawful thing to do, i think it is the responsible thing to do. As borisjohnsons key advisers met today, ministers are looking for a way around the no deal law that enters into force tomorrow. Brace for a two day pilots strike affecting up to 300,000 British Airways passengers. After an attack in kabul, President Trump cancels the peace deal agreed in principle with the taliban. Joy for australia. They have retained the ashes after bowling out england on the final day of the fourth test at old trafford. And we will be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, katherine forster, journalist at the sunday times, and joe twyman, director at deltapoll. Government ministers are insisting that their brexit plans remain in place despite stinging criticism from their former collegue amber rudd, who has resigned her cabinet post. She said today that the vast majority of brexit focused work was going towards no deal, while there were no formal negotiations with brussel
An early election. Also tonight brace for a two day pilots strike affecting up to 300,000 British Airways passengers. After an attack in kabul, President Trump cancels the peace deal agreed in principle with the taliban. Speaking out against elitism and social divides, as the pope visits madagascar. And defeat for england in the fourth test hands the ashes to australia. Good evening. Government ministers are insisting that their brexit plans remain in place, despite stinging criticism from their former colleague amber rudd, whos resigned her cabinet post. She said today that the vast majority of brexit focused work was going towards no deal, while there were no formal negotiations with brussels on securing a new withdrawal agreement. She also called the expulsion of 21 conservative mps an assault on decency and democracy. Ministers say they are sticking to plans to leave the eu at the end of october and are looking for ways around the anti no deal law that comes into force tomorrow. 0u