a p pa re ntly apparently this is a problem within the supreme court although this is no consolation to you. apparently it is related to the rain, would you believe?! i think potentially unless you are inside the supreme court at the moment no one is able to hear what the baroness is saying. 15th of august, nikki da costa, director of legislative affairs at number 10 downing street sent a memorandum to the downing street copied seven people, civil servants and special advisers. recommending that his parliamentary private secretary approached the palace with a request for prorogation to begin within ninth 12th a request for prorogation to begin within ninth 12th september and for a queen s speech on the 14th of 0ctober. for a queen s speech on the 14th of october. the prime minister take to that recommendation. 0n october. the prime minister take to that recommendation. on 27th or 28th of august, in a telephone call, he formally advised her majesty to pirogue parliament bet
. let s just say the death toll i mean and it s something you can really officially comment on but the fact that only 50 people have been confirmed dead but i mean from the devastation you ve seen that death toll would surely rise. it really is tragic i mean any death is a tragedy but what we re seeing is a lot of families that are wondering where their loved ones are and it s going to take time for the authorities to to identify. and learn more about. what may end up being a really tragic that. you are from an aid group working with distributing that i d tell me about that because from what i ve read and seen it s not so much the issue of is there the aid it s how do we actually get it out to people because of the infrastructure which has been damaged. the logistical challenges here just staggering i m here in freeport and there is no running water and many places there s no electricity in most places we re seeing long lines at gas stations at petrol stations people are fill
hello and welcome to the week in parliament, as theresa may bows out at her final pmqs and prepares to return to the backbenches. that duty to serve my constituents will remain my greatest motivation. boris johnson takes over at number ten with a vow to quit the eu on october the 31st even if that means leaving without a deal. we must turbo charge our preparations to make sure that there is as little disruption as possible to our national life, and i believe that is possible. butjeremy corbyn says it won t be the reckless backers of no deal who lose out. he says he has pluck, nerve and ambition. our country does not need arm waving bluster. it was all change for the government, the cabinet and maybe the country too. on tuesday, a little before midday, borisjohnson was announced as the new leader of the conservative party and prime minister elect. in the ballot of conservative party members, mrjohnson won more than 92,000 votes, jeremy hunt a little over 16,500. in his victo
no one underestimates this country but the country is. but the country is deeply worried it s 5:30 in the morning. that the new prime minister now it s time for a look back overestimates himself. he accused mrjohnson of throwing at the week in parliament. together a hard right cabinet and said he was deeply alarmed hello and welcome to the week in parliament, as theresa may bows out at her final pmqs and prepares to return to the backbenches. to see no plans fabric said. that duty to serve my constituents will remain my greatest motivation. boris johnson takes over at number ten with a vow to quit the eu on october the 31st even if that means leaving if the prime minister has confidence in its plan once he has decided without a deal. what it is, he should go back to the people with that plan. labour will oppose any deal that fails to protectjobs. we will oppose any deal that fails to protectjobs, we must turbo charge our preparations to make sure workers rights, or environ
says his party will do everything it can to block a no deal brexit. a last ditch effort to save the nuclear deal with iran senior international diplomats are holding an emergency meeting in austria today. a 15 year old boy from essex wins nearly £1 million in the world cup finals of the online game fortnite and he s only the runner up. now on bbc news it s time for a look back at the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, as theresa may bows out at her final pmqs and prepares to return to the backbenches. that duty to serve my constituents will remain my greatest motivation. boris johnson takes over at number ten with a vow to quit the eu on october the 31st even if that means leaving without a deal. we must turbo charge our preparations to make sure that there is as little disruption as possible to our national life, and i believe that is possible. butjeremy corbyn says it won t be the reckless backers of no deal who lose out. he says he ha