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fine. i ll go to brussels, i ll get a deal, and we ll make sure we come out on october 31st. we ll have the latest from westminster where some mps say an election is now unlikely before november also this lunchtime. robert mugabe the liberator of zimbabwe who became its dictator has died at the age of 95. hurricane dorian has caused unimaginable destruction according to the government of the bahamas. and does this footage show the late sinn fein leader martin mcguinness making a car bomb during the troubles? and coming up on bbc news. serena williams has another chance to win a record equalling 2a grand slam singles after beating elina svitolina in straight sets. she s through to the us open final. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. opposition parties in parliament have agreed to stop borisjohnson holding an election until brexit has been delayed beyond 31st october. mps vote again on monday on whether voters should go back to the polls. today the so
they have already lost a wicket. we some people were joking that at least england didn t lose any wickets in the morning. have some plate at least. england well, it only took about 5 for australia to make the breakthrough with craig overton, may need a bit more of a helping hand from mother nature if they want the nightwatchman, dismissed for 5. to regain the ashes. thanks, ben. england have since snuck on to 55 2 and nick has all the weather in theirfirst innings. how s the weekend looking? rory burns and joe root are at the crease. the weather is getting into the it ll be a near impossible task for england to win this match now weekend mood. over the weekend it is the best they can probably hope for is a draw and hope to regain settling down, the focus coming up the ashes in the deciding match plus what is in a name? quite a lot at the oval next week. ifa it s after steve smith s double plus what is in a name? quite a lot if a storm is on the way. the met century in the
a battle on both fronts he says the public is tired of dither and delay around brexit. i ll go to brussels, i ll get a deal, and we ll make sure we come out on october the 31st. we ll be untangling today s developments, and speaking live to gina miller about her court case against the government. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm: robert mugabe the former president of zimbabwe who went from being a liberator to a dictator, has died aged 95. in the wake of hurricane dorian, officials in the bahamas say the situation there is dire and warn the death toll may rise dramatically. and classic horror with stephen king s it, chapter two. find out what mark kermode thinks of that and the rest of this week s releases in the film review. it s five o clock. our main story tonight: opposition parties in parliament have agreed to stop borisjohnson holding an election until brexit has been delayed beyond the 31st october. mps will vote again on monday about whether people shou
this is a boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance team and the impact upon us all and daniel britto in washington we re glad you re on board straight ahead on today s program the trade war has taken another dramatic turn and this time it s taking a toll on tech party correspondents alex mahela and sarah long to bring us the latest on the banning of wall way in the united states and china s plans to retaliate and on that news tech stocks and taken tumble in response particularly smartphone manufacturers to deal with trading one with a hand to sift through the latest stock moves in several sectors and then you re back on the ground from consensus 2019 bringing you the latest on the future of watching a new platform for crypto trading all of that directly ahead but 1st we have some headlines let s go. a 1000000000 euros in fines for major names and finance leads our global report today as the european union s competition commission