Even more torturous that it previously was and it was already looking torturous enough does that mean is going to. The extension has to happen beyond october the 31st. So look the government is going to be bringing that with draw agreement bill to Parliament Later on today and it wants to make that as fast as possible to smash through the various stages of the bill being read to score 1st reading 2nd reading 3rd reading it wants to get all of the house of commons Business Done this week if possible now m. P. s are going to try to say whoa slow down this is a massive piece of legislation that were looking at here that is too fast for us to do this it needs proper scrutiny that is likely to mean the is going to fall off the end of the october 31st deadline that the government wants to hit has promised it will hit for getting out of the European Union there is also another problem the Government Faces which is that in the passage through the house of commons their Withdrawal Agreement bil
Iam not i am not asking this court to say whether the Prime Ministers assessment is correct or incorrect. The relevance is that they are strong evidence to be added to the material referred to by the inner house as to the Prime Ministers motive in trying to close parliament for five weeks during this negotiating period. The other point i want to make on the facts is that it is, we say, a remarkable feature of these proceedings that the Prime Minister has not made a witness statement explaining why he decided to advise her majesty to Prorogue Parliament for a period as long as five weeks. And that is even though we made very clear in commencing these proceedings that an important pa rt of these proceedings that an important part of our case is that the Prime Ministers advice to her majesty was motivated, or at least strongly influenced, by the Prime Ministers desire to prevent the risk, as he saw it, of parliament damaging government policy. And we set that out in our statement of facts
Jeremy hunt makes a dig at borisjohnson, saying the next Prime Minister should be trustworthy, otherwise the uk risks a general election and no brexit. Now on bbc news, live to singapore for Asia Business report. World trade warning. The head of the wto cautions about Global Economic growth ahead of this weeks crucial 620 summit injapan. Indias trade opportunity. How the country aims to prosperfrom opportunity. How the country aims to prosper from the conflict between the worlds two biggest economies. It isa the worlds two biggest economies. It is a wednesday. 6ood the worlds two biggest economies. It is a wednesday. Good morning, asia. Hello, world. 6lad it is a wednesday. Good morning, asia. Hello, world. Glad you could join us for this exciting addition of Asia Business report. Im rico hizon. Lets start off with the rising trade tensions between the worlds two biggest economies, as the head of the World Trade Organisation has warned over the impact of higher tariffs on global growth
Limiting investment by American Companies in the chinese tech sector because of Serious National Security risks. It would require us firms to disclose investments in sensitive areas such as Artificial Intelligence and ban some investment altogether. Beijing has reacted angrily saying it is gravely concerned about the order. A spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in washington says the curbs seriously undermine the interests of chinese and American Companies and investors. Republicans have said they do not go far enough. This is a new front in the tech war between two global superpowers, the restrictions prevent American Private equity and Venture Capital firms from investing in high tech sectors investing in high tech sectors in china, such as quantum computing, Artificial Intelligence and advanced semiconductors. The goal is to stop us capital in know how speeding up the development of technologies that could help china develop weapons for use against america in a military conflict. I
Word for word. From the Nations Capital to wherever you are, because the opinion that matters the most is your own. This is what democracy looks like. Cspan, powered by cable. Next, look at ways to regulate the commercial space industry testimony by federal officials from nasa, the faa, and the Defense Department. They will discuss the technological risks and safety challenges with commercial spaceflight, National Security, and global competition. Arizona senator, Kyrsten Sinema, chairs this subcommittee hearing. The subcommittee is now in order. Welcome everyone to a hearing on the u. S. Senate space and science this subcommittee is now in order. Welcome, everyone, to our hearing on the u. S. Senate base and sciences subcommittee. Thank you teach of our witnesses for their participation, today and thank you to our subcommittee Ranking Member schmidt for working with me on these issues and to chair cantwell and Ranking Member cruz for their collaboration. A thriving commercial space in