that the new british prime minister boris johnson is pursuing something he claims he's not a know deal brecht's it today johnson created 2 committees to deal with the u.k.'s departure from the european union reportedly under the assumption that the u.k. will crash out of the e.u. and johnson is demanding that the e.u. after 3 years of breaks in negotiations reopen the talks the e.u. is refusing so instead of lobbying a u. leaders in brussels to change their stance johnson is refusing to meet with them until they change their minds all of this as johnson travels around the u.k. promising more money from everything from police to schools once a bright city is history what he does not mention is the fact that a no deal breaks it is expected to trigger a massive recession meaning the government will have less not more money or here is boris johnson from today and this weekend selling the benefits of bricks it followed by opposition labor leader jeremy corbett and he sees general elections just around the corner. leaving the e.u. is a massive economic opportunity to do things we've not been allowed

thrilled with a very stupid guy he should speak to his country and prime minister may about their failed brecht sit negotiation and not be upset with my criticism of how badly it was handled i told it to resume a how to do that deal but she went her own foolish way was unable to get it done a disaster i don't know the ambassador but i've been told that he is a pompous. the u.k. government has condemned the leak but is standing by its ambassador and his right to communicate honestly about the u.s. administration but trump's lambasted have to resubmit a and breaks it that led u.k. foreign minister jeremy hunt to tweet this message today for the u.s. president he writes dollar friends speak frankly so i will these comments are disrespectful and wrong to our prime minister and my country your diplomats give their private opinions to the u.s. secretary of state pump a 0 and so do ours strong words for that special and now strained relationship but publicly the british government remains more concerned that a secret diplomatic cable was leaked to the public the government has ordered a special invest

potential long term damage to britain's relationship with the rest of the world particularly given brecht's it has now been recognised by the schools minister he says he now wants to make language learning more of a priority. now few golfers ever rush themselves around of course unless they are hastening to the 19th hole but in speed golf times of the essence in this form of sport players compete for the lowest score and the fastest time. a round of golf is commonly more relaxing than it is rushed but here different rules apply not just strokes but also seconds count the british speed golf championships where both shot tally and time taken to get around the course are reflected in a player's speed golf score still hurry or no hurry haste is no excuse for bad etiquette. the championship is in its 6th year and attracted competitors from around the world as well as plenty of hopeful locals. oh it's pretty and. actually i've been playing for it up 5 years and to finally get going and it is just great hall hockey hall of golf with a decent bit of distance sprinting thrown in for good measure tha

who helped lead the campaign to take the country out of the european union today promised to deliver brecht's it in just 3 months he wants to do what theresa may failed to do in 3 years a mission impossible with a blame but if the 1st a no deal breaks it becomes reality johnson today signaled clearly it will not be his fault. now i say next to our friends in ireland and you brussels and around the e.u. i am convinced we can do a deal without checks of the irish buddha because we refuse under any circumstances to have such chips and yet without that anti democratic backstop and it is of course vital at the same time that we prepare for the remote possibility the brussels refuses anything to negotiate and we all fools to come out with a deal not because we want that outcome of course not but because it is only common sense to propound there you have it boris johnson pointing the finger at europe we have complete coverage of this momentous day in british politics here in the studio with me is john worth he's a british and european politics auger and an analyst he's a familiar face to our viewers

minister after reason may and he's through in the towel last year because he didn't agree with her brecht's of politics anymore because maybe was seeking compromise and drop saw you know bricks it should be much more highlight and associate he being promoted to the foreign office really shows insist something about the political direction boris johnson wants his cabinet to go this is a man who is known in brussels and not like ford for his confrontational style is somebody who's a lawyer rather diplomatic and the foreign office will probably have their hands full trying to sort of teach him the the basics off diplomacy and how for instance to deal with the immediate crisis like to take a crisis with iran he's going to need all the foreign policy skills there to sort of get to grips grips was that a barber would have been some of the reactions where you are to these changes in the cabinet and to boris johnson's call for a new can do approach to getting things done and bright. yeah if we look at the papers today for instance the daily mail who is basically told boris johnson but even they tal

by just sort of saying here i am boris johnson i can do this talking about the nitty gritty they're brecht's it wrecks it she shows it really uncompromising he put a new red line down for russell saying that he wants to backstop summarily scrapped he will not accept any time limit and he embellishments any add on stories but nation he wants it simply strewn on if that was droll agreement that is this conversation he said he would go and negotiate that part if he used willing to do it it was then the e.u. whose fault that britain would next step drop out without the deals so and he really took minutes and minutes to prepare the country for hard correct if we have to do it we can do it and we would now prepare for it and he has put michael gove in charge form a minister in trees maybe one of the few survivors to prepare the country into prepare putting the civil service for the huge economical problems that will arise on october 31st on midnight so that is more or less the gist of it so the european union as we heard could be facing a disorderly brags that under boris johnson as prime minister

left the cabinet saying you no longer could be foreign secretary because he didn't believe in have brecht's it and has been pursuing and no deal breaks it something that she said today she did not agree with so i think it's pretty clear that there is no love lost between those 2 it we have to be clear to you that this is not just a story about the the you know the bad boys or the bad men around theresa may i mean the language that donald trump uses to reason may have served by but when would herself have such as she has she said you know innocent in this i mean just a couple of them calling brits who are not residing in the u.k. at the moment but are working abroad the citizens of nowhere the e.u. citizens who are living in the u.k. at the moment she said that they were jumping the queue that is not a woman who's been trying to build bridges however today she did actually say that her language had to not being perfect so a sort of apology that she has not been perfect herself on this either and she's she warned today against the politics of absolutism but what does she deal t. of pursuing.

britain's new prime minister told his 1st cabinet meeting after a major overhaul which has seen a hardline brecht's of 2 years promoted to top posts and or address the house of cards to the alpines plans for taking britain out of the european union. and in the us the former special counsel robert muller has wrapped up his testimony to congress over his probe into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election he said there was insufficient evidence to trump campaign conspired with moscow but he did not exonerate the president from obstructing its investigation. this is the interview news live from berlin business up next it's gary hart all 1st i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being. such a. good. transformer . the focus on europe's summer series. 30 years ago the 1st cracks it appeared in the iron curtain. what happened to the dreams and the heroes of that extraordinary time. our journey begins in poland where we meet nobel peace prize winner like the one some. in 60 minutes called g.w. . robots. they're still in the development phase of something that's going to come up and

standing by in london and here at the big table with me is john worth a political blogger of all things brecht said and a familiar face to our viewers here to both of you welcome barbara let me start with you johnson is for filling a lifelong ambition by becoming prime minister do we know what he will give britain in return. now from what we've just heard brant something seems perfectly clear there will be a lot of that warm and fuzzy feeling there will be a lot of tall talk bushels full of full of patriotism and of course boundless energy and endless optimism all these good things boris johnson will bring to britain than you of course will have to sort of scrape around and the budget and see whether you can find the money for some further tax cuts because though you already beguiled his own tory party by offering tax cuts for the better off the elderly population the white population that is represented in that party 7 botch he has to find the money to his it doesn't give something to the people at large he might try to do that 2 but of course it is all about emotion yeah and sheldon as we ca

johnson's rise to power was fueled by his pledge to take britain out of the e.u. a break deal or a new deal brecht's that his backers expect him to deliver on that promise after taking the reins from theresa may tomorrow. boris johnson is elected as the leader of the knesset thank you with. the results came as no surprise boris johnson won almost twice as many votes as his rival jeremy hunt. was after a boisterous campaign has except in speech struck a consider tray note thank you very much everybody thank you. for you being friendly you've been a good make should you be the fault of that cylinder ideas all of which i propose to steal. with. and above all i want to thank going lida it's a reason marry her extraordinary service to this policy and to this country the country johnson inherits is mired in deep political crisis his most important task and a major challenge will be delivering what his predecessor could not free we're going to get brits done on october 31st to take advantage of all the opportunities that it will bring in a new spirit of can do and we are once again going to believe in ours

frustration that she ends her premiership of 3 years in failure and that she had to resign over this issue of brecht's that really being her legacy is she trying to see that through she try to get the u.k. out of the european union with a withdrawal agreement an orderly break serve and she trying to put a bill in front of parliament the withdrawal agreement that she negotiated with brussels for 2 years. 3 times and she failed 3 times it was the cost of huge embarrassment and in the end she had to resign over that so that is definitely part of her legacy and that is what she will be remembered for and returning to you know we. said it was business as you seem to be in the house of commons with the sparring going on between the 2 parties the conservatives and the labor party's agenda me a question what do you make of what she said she was defending corrected in the last 3 years which came under attack from the leader of the labor party jeremy corbin yes i mean it's almost comforting and slightly alarming but it's business as usual in longer because these are anything but normal times i mean where should

under the bus in favor of his support for trump and the favorable trade deal with the usa as part of brecht's it the logic of this is there's none better than a country with which the u.k. might want to do a trade deal china say or brazil will have to think twice about expressing their opinions openly even in secret diplomatic cables for fear that they might get leads and that in itself undermines government but apart from that if boris johnson becomes prime minister he'll be faced with the foreign office furious at his perceived role in bringing down one of their own. johnson himself assuming he becomes prime minister will pick the next ambassador to washington the question is will it be a neutral diplomat or a political appointment breck's it is taking yet more victims this time at the heart of government lawrence li al jazeera in london and he's under. former u.s. ambassador to nato and russia and he was also deputy secretary general of nato he says it was impossible for derek to continue doing his job and trance response to the leaked memos was not surprising. well it looks to me that it

refuses to negotiate johnson is now building his new cabinet appointing hardline brecht's that is to keep positions several ministers have resigned since he was chosen as leader of the conservative party. the speaker of puerto rico's house of representatives says they've started impeachment proceedings against governor. he's been under increasing pressure after nearly 2 weeks of mass protests and police are preparing for more demonstrations on wednesday protesters want the governor to resign after leaked messages showed him making sexist and homophobic comments and a suicide attack on a government building in the somali capital has killed at least 6 people and badly injured the mayor of mogadishu on group al shabaab time responsibility for the bombing saying it's that saying its target was the newly appointed un envoy to somalia the blast went off shortly after james swan had met the mayor of toronto last month in the government compound all those are the top stories this hour that set for myself and the team here in london coming up next on al-jazeera it's time for people in power.

this protest wasn't as large as the previous brecht's that demonstration in london but there are a number of groups and people have trouble from all over the country saying that they're determined still to stop it. also to oppose the man that they assume will be the next british prime minister boris johnson obviously he said he's willing to take britain out of the european union even without a deal at the end of october now in the last few days a number of events have suggested that perhaps that's less likely for example the chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond said he would vote against the government to stop or no deal and several other cabinet ministers took part in a vote in parliament which effectively stops the next prime minister from suspending parliament to force through a no deal we're also hearing that brussels behind the scenes is offering the british government the next prime minister an extension which they could sell to the conservative party and peace as a technical delay but in fact that would be more time to negotiate some kind of a new breaks it deal what this cro

is it looks to boost its trade with the us following brecht said it remains to be seen if this blush in diplomacy will have an effect on the special relationship and the post breaks that economy part is part of a team in london there we spoke to joe white a political commentator and journalist who told us the link is simply too embarrassing to be overlooked by the next british prime minister. it is very embarrassing i think for the diplomatic service it's embarrassing for trees and these government but i don't think trump would be overly concerned he knows that a new government is on the way probably led by boris johnson to this committee to our breaks if it needs the so-called special relationship will not be damaged by this will be an opportunity to someone else in washington he meets the preferences which regards to donald trump your 2nd delicate little received was unable to get much contact with the white house saw as personal relations with the trumpet ministration were not the best so as i see this will be a great opportunity to do someone in there to do a more effective job.

in latin america's largest ever corruption scandal centered on brazilian construction company order brecht toledo is wanted for allegedly taking $20000000.00 in bribes in exchange for lucrative public works contracts the 73 year old has tonight's anyone doing my honest sanchez has more now from lima. former president 100 a little have didn't know that his arrest was imminent his lawyer spoke with him last night and said there was no indication that he knew that his arrest was imminent this of course has been a result of an intense work by the peruvian government who requested his tradition one year ago also a result of intense work by the prosecutor's office and he has been working through thousands and thousands of papers to be able to prove that there was bribing during government between 20012006 also it's been very important that to hold him i doubt that the brazilian representative of all the company impede who has been testifying since february his testimony has been crucial to allow prosecutors to know what were the deals done in peru he's been testifying under oath and his testimon

that the wrong way round and in fact what will happen because the so little appetite for a no deal brecht sits in his own party let alone elsewhere in the country that people will have to happen as a general election before he gets a chance to do it representative of those of us and if the election happens before them and there's no guarantee that rex it will ever happen until i let alone boris johnson carrying on and but that the thing that makes everybody so angry about boris johnson people don't like him is that he seems to be ignored. the obstacles in front of him things like you know the european union and the irish border and all the sort of thing and says oh never mind all that let's just get on and do it and if that's really ignorance of the facts on the obstacles in this way to make so many people think it's actually going to be a 1000000 times more difficult to do with anything since you're an annoyance it's worth pointing out to our viewers that this is the 1st time a prime minister has been elected by party members or not m.p.'s or the wider electorate but many senior minister

must compromise in order to prevent a new deal brecht's it on october 31st johnson made the comments during a trip to wales where he pledged continued support for farmers in the event of a no deal farmers face steep tariffs and the mass slaughter of livestock if the u.k. cannot secure a deal we're not aiming for in a deal bet in which we don't think that's where we'll end up this is very much up to our printer partners across the channel they know that 3 times the house of commons has thrown out that backstop there's no way that we can get it through if they can't compromise if they really can't do it then clearly we have to get ready for an a deal exit and i think well will do i think that the people of this country are full of resolve and purpose and we will look after the farming sector meanwhile the british pound has fallen to its lowest level against the us dollar in more than 2 years it's also dropped to a 7 month low against the year the currency has been falling since breast johnson became prime minister last week economists warn it could weaken further as the likelihood of a

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the near future she's she believes and many people here believe that actually a hardline approach to brecht's it will boost the independence campaign but so do the conservatives here in scotland scottish conservative leader ruth davidson says while she supports boris johnson she cannot back his approach to a no deal breaker and they have 13 members of parliament a scottish conservatives in westminster that could become very interesting if it comes down to the line on a hard on a no deal breaks it because there are other conservative members of parliament who could vote against the government to try to stop the deal breaks of along with the opposition there is a very slim majority there in westminster so there is growing opposition even within boris johnson's own ranks if you like to the way he's seen to be handling the whole process or a name thanks very much indeed for reporting that is the picture in edinburgh and the british pound has fallen to a 28 month low against the dollar as boris johnson toughens his rhetoric on breaks it and let's say the currency could fall further and for his gro

lot more flesh on the bones of all the things he said sort of but the big meat and bones of course is brecht's if he's promised to do that by the 31st of october he says he prefers the idea of a deal but the price he's demanding from the e.u. is so high that it's almost impossible for the e.u. to grant it getting rid of the northern ireland backstop in other words is there a sense in which he's setting that whole thing up to fail so that they can drive relentlessly on for no deal well it certainly looks as though he's preparing it with you know great intensity for no deal he's appointed michael gove in a kind of roving cabinet secretary role to oversee no deal preparations you spoke about speeding those up he's also brought in dominic cummings who was a kind of right hand man the real brains behind the vote leave campaign he's another person he's going to he's going to be afraid to break a few eggs in whitehall to get that no deal on that if you like. in terms the negotiation with you i think yeah you're right i mean it's he set the price that the e.u. have made no indication that they're will

under the bus in favor of his support for trump and the favorable trade deal with the usa as part of brecht's it the logic of this is there's none better than a country with which the u.k. might want to do a trade deal china say or brazil will have to think twice about expressing their opinions openly even in secret diplomatic cables for fear that they might get leads and that in itself undermines governments but apart from that if boris johnson becomes prime minister he'll be faced with the foreign office furious at his perceived role in bringing down one of their own.

that readers found amusing stories that could well have sowed seeds in people's minds for an eventual brecht's it fast forward 30 odd years and there was johnson a key asset on the leave side in the 2016 referendum campaign saying the same kinds of things about the e.u. . as a politician that he wants to read as a journalist these days the british media finally seem to have clued into the fact that entertainment value isn't everything that boris johnson falls dangerously short of the qualifications for the job but he already has one foot in the door of 10 downing street so there's no awakening is looking like too little too late our starting point this week is london. we live in populist times in 2016 americans elected a former reality t.v. star a triumph of soundbites over substance to the white house. last year italians voted a party formed by a comedian beppe a grillo into a coalition government 2 months ago ukrainians elected another comedian from optimism lenski president in alliance. where does britain's boris johnson fit in these parts entertainer like donald trump part comedic side sho

prime minister has told me this he'll discuss brecht's it only when they are ready to shift their position if they don't force johnson says britain will leave without a deal is visiting scotland for the 1st time is fine minister the prospect of a no deal breaks it is strongly opposed north of the border. has been shot dead by police after he killed 3 people out of. california it happened in the city of. san francisco 15 people were injured those are the headlines coming up next it's talk. of a cost this week south africa's. take a look at taylor swift with big business over. a radio looking for war. cost 0. parts of experience. in decades this year. the monsoon which usually provides some relief. and when it finally arrived it was once again deficient with less rain falls and expected. indians that's nearly half the population are facing acute. despite economic growth in recent years it remains one of the most unequal societies in the world and that inequality can be seen in people's access to life's most basic necessity. while swimming pools in luxury hotels remain full 3 quarters of the

the near future she's she believes and many people here believe that actually a hardline approach to brecht's it will boost the independence campaign but so do the conservatives here in scotland the scottish conservative leader ruth davidson says while she supports boris johnson she cannot back his approach to a new deal breaks it and they have 30 members of parliament of scottish conservatives in west mint.

under the bus in favor of his support for trump and the favorable trade deal with the usa as part of brecht's it the logic of this is there's none better than a country with which the u.k. might want to do a trade deal china say or brazil will have to think twice about expressing their opinions openly even in secret diplomatic cables for fear that they might get leagues and that in itself undermines governments but apart from that if boris johnson becomes prime minister he'll be faced with the foreign office furious at his perceived role in bringing down one of their own. some himself assuming he becomes prime minister will pick the next ambassador to washington the question is will it be a neutral diplomat or a political appointment breck's it is taking yet more victims this time but the heart of government morally al-jazeera in london let's go live now to our diplomatic editor james bass he's in washington d.c. for a certain james also ripples is this causing in the diplomatic world. real shock the you can be to the u.s. is a war is a difficult job but a difficult job trying to deal with a

government to stop that some of his colleagues said that they would oppose no deal brecht it in other ways we wait to see so mr joe vitt as the chancellor will be crucial in freeing up some of the money which boris johnson is going to need if he's going to get some of his stated aims through if the last start is for the next few weeks months or years nobody knows that that's right because bracks may well defined parse johnson's premiership survive for any length of time but he has made it clear he wants to make his mark when it comes to other matters as well so did we learn much more about his domestic priorities. what we did he was actually quite detailed in parts he said that he he would be trying to last the plea of the forgotten people and the left behind towns of britain that 2nd in the language that a reason may use when she 1st arrived at number 13 years ago talking about fighting inequalities and injustice but guess what her time in office was overshadowed by breck's that many people believe boris johnson's will as well not least because that's what he's been prioritizing he h

interim leader after the death of the country's 1st democratically elected president of the subsea and a brecht's that reality check for the new british prime minister the e.u. says it won't really go shake the withdrawal of the arraignment. north korea says wednesday's missile launches were a warning to south korea gang want seoul to stop importing high tech weapons and end joint military exercises with the u.s. the announcement on north korean state television confirms suspicions that the tests were a new kind of missile but despite the tests u.s. secretary of state mike pompei over maine's optimistic that a new round of talks with north korea can begin next month. want sanctions lifted in return for denuclearize ation while sanctions on the north appear to be having a devastating effect south korea central bank says the north g.d.p. fell by 4 point one percent last year that's the worst drop in more than 2 decades and the 2nd consecutive year to decline well let's get more all of this our correspondent rob mcbride is joining us live from the south korean capital took us through the figures rol

membership has been a more a more draconian a more more sort of muscular almost pressure size form of brecht's which ended with him refusing to rule out cancelling parliament will together and then pushing through no deal brix it now given that the country is split between and remain on the one hand and no dilbert's it is the most pronounced most vigorous form of rex you can imagine it's very hard to imagine anything he could do now to unite the country unless of course he goes back against the promises he's already made and that right there is probably the most likely outcome. do you think there is any child's. try anyway to renegotiate anything they've already agreed to. yeah there is so there's 2 parts to what the e.u. have done with the u.k. is 2 parts of the do one is the with george agreement that's the divorce that's basically what you need to do to split apart 2 is the future relationship document and that is the name implies about what you do in the future what kind of trade do you have now they are willing to do all sorts of things with the future relationship document what they're n

dr claudia fall brecht's from berlin charity hospital is using big data to improve cancer treatment she's collaborating with the molecular health data analysis company. did it is generated worldwide through various clinical studies and research experiments and then collected in databases for example molecular health checks these databases regularly on a daily basis and compares the results with those from the patient samples. after to get such results tumor cells molecular markers or analyze the process called sequencing doctors at the sheraton they send the results to molecular health. molecular markers or compared with those of thousands upon thousands of other stored in the company's database. the database also contains information about therapies a report is produced the provides doctors with a recommended treatment tailored to the specific characteristics of the tumour cell . this is what we're looking for it's the direction we hope things will go in the future we'd like patients to receive personalized treatment based on molecular changes we can identify during sequencing. the idea

and that of course is brecht's it and so they will be making sure that there will be some cooperation at least from this new administration which as we hear is most likely to be led by boris johnson but of course there will be quite some trepidation here towards the upcoming result here in germany today of course. boris johnson has said that he is willing to hold the u.k. out of the e.u. come the 31st of october without a deal which of course could have huge economic repercussions and certainly here in germany as well and that is something that from day one since that referendum back in 2016 germany has said that it is very much in favor of. it at all costs i think let me just draw in our correspondent in london and. tell us now this has been a really long drawn out process remind us how is a conservative policy. chosen. yeah well it is a complicated process you would think that a new prime minister is just being appointed when the old one resigns but that is not the case what we've seen over the past 2 weeks to recent days resignation and may is that 1st of all there were a number of

says the door to cemetery in central berlin philosopher georg hale and author and playwright virtual brecht are among those buried here. a few years ago terrelle transformed the chapel here with an installation that took full advantage of the twilight hours. a room without shadows filled with changing colors. the altar is a cube of acrylic less. outfitted with l.e.d.s. that make it a central source of light. very much in line with the traditional christian concept of god as creator and the source of divine light. here unlike into roles guns filled works the contours remain sharply defined so that viewers maintain proper orientation. to. the space in which one remembers the souls of the dead. christians are invited to reflect on their belief in eternal life. some may find comfort in the idea that life will not end in darkness but in light light is present at the beginning and at the end of life. or last i'd like to know if there's a light that you love and maybe a life that you hate. well. i mean i appreciate it all i don't have any that are. one of the things i like to do is to give. light

appears to be heading for an inevitable no deal brecht's it after meeting britain's new prime minister boris johnson she said bracks it would affect plans for a new referendum on scottish independence a majority of scots voted to remain in the european union. the new british prime minister boris johnson he is touring the country promising money and a post breaks it britain as if he were campaigning to win the election and he's refusing to meet with e.u. leaders until they agree to give him what they say they won't a renegotiated breaks a deal tonight britain headed for new elections or crashing out of the european union or both exactly where is boris johnson taking his country i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. we're going to come out. with a tape of the people that will be any delays we are determined to ensure that we leave a lot of it but it's my job to make sure the country is ready what we want to do.

taken up his new job as british prime minister in his 1st speech johnson pledged to reach a bold new brecht's a deal with the european union by october 31st he also appointed a new team of cabinet ministers. in washington former special counsel robert muller who testified more than 6 hours before the house judiciary committee and the house intelligence committee he said his 2 year investigation into russian election meddling did not totally exonerate president donald trump but moller declined to accuse trump of a crime. iranian president hassan rouhani has suggested his country might release the u.k. flagship if britain takes similar steps to release an iranian oil tanker seized by the british navy officer baltar earlier this month iran's revolutionary guard sees the stain in peril in the strait of hormuz on friday claiming it violated international maritime law. mexico's public the type of volcano on least a powerful explosion on wednesday spewing a massive column of gas and ash some 1200 meters above its crater authorities say there have been hundreds of a missions in the past day. but thou