door to him start cemetery in central berlin philosopher georg hale and author and playwright virgil brecht are among those buried here. a few years ago to real transform the chapel here with an installation that took full advantage of the twilight hours. in 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 guy. as creator and the source of divine light. here unlike into rails guns filled works the contours remain sharply defined so that fewer is maintain proper orientation. a 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. at last i'd like to know if there's a life that you love and maybe a life that you hate. well. i mean i appreciate it all i don't have any that i. one of the things i like to do is to give light light.

dr claudia fall brecht 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. to get such results tumor cells molecular markers or analyze the process called sequencing doctors at the sheraton a send the results to molecular health. but you are cells molecular markers are 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 to provides doctors with a recommended treatment tailored to the specific characteristics of the tumour cell . that 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 sequenc

percent of you case trade with no clarity on how the country's economic relationships will look post brecht's that companies have been already finding it difficult to plan for the future this has led to a decline in investment which in turn has hampered growth forcing the government to borrow more money in order to maintain public services these signs of weakness have led to falling demand for the british currency and a slide in the value of the pound that's made imports more expensive meaning shoppers are likely to see prices rise soon for imported products. a report released monday even says there is a chance the u.k. economy is already in a recession. now if britain does leave the e.u. and freedom of movement from migrant workers are vital for the economy there is a real danger that the u.k. might be short on those workers very soon well done many jobs like picking fruit and scotland farms a benefit hugely from seasonal labor. picture perfect scotland. the the highlands famous for their breathtaking landscapes the castles and lakes. the workers on the strawberry plantations over don't get

percent of you case trade with no clarity on how the country's economic relationships will look post brecht's that companies have been already finding it difficult to plan for the future this has led to a decline in investment which in turn has hampered growth forcing the government to borrow more money in order to maintain public services these signs of weakness have led to falling demand for the british currency and a slide in the value of the pound that's made imports more expensive many shoppers are likely to see prices rise soon for imported products. a report released monday even says there is a chance the u.k. you come to me is already in a recession now if britain does leave the e.u. and freedom of movement from migrant workers vital for the economy there's a real danger that the u.k. might be short on those workers very soon well done many jobs like picking fruit and scotland farms a benefit hugely from seasonal labor. picture perfect scotland. the highlands famous for their breathtaking landscapes the castles and lakes. workers on the strawberry plantations over don't get to see thi

must compromise in order to prevent a no deal brecht's it on october the 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 faces steep tariffs and the mass slaughter of livestock if the u.k. cannot secure a deal. we're not aiming for a no deal bet in which we don't think that's where we'll end up this is very much up to a prince of partners or 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 a new deal exit and i think will will do i think that the people of this country are full of resolve and purpose and we will look after the farming sector but meanwhile the british pound has fallen to its lowest level against the us dollar and more than 2 years it's also dropped to a 7 month low against the euro currency has been falling since boris johnson became prime minister last week because of his sworn it could weaken further as the like

percent of you case trade with no clarity on how the country's economic relationships will look post brecht's that companies have been already finding it difficult to plan for the future this has led to a decline in investment which in turn has hampered growth forcing the government to borrow more money in order to maintain public services these signs of weakness have led to falling demand for the british currency and a slide in the value of the pound. that's made imports more expensive many shoppers are likely to see prices rise soon for imported products. a report released monday even says there is a chance the u.k. you come to me is already in a recession now if britain does leave the e.u. and freedom of movement from migrant workers vital for the economy there's a real danger that the u.k. might be short on those workers very soon well done many jobs like picking fruit in scotland farms a benefit hugely from seasonal labor. picture perfect scotland. the the highlands famous for their breathtaking landscapes the castles and lakes. the workers on the strawberry plantations over don't get to

dr claudia fall brecht 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 and after that to get such results tumor cells molecular markers are only lies then a process called sequencing doctors at the sheraton a send the results to molecular health. but human cells molecular markers are compared with those of thousands upon thousands of others stored in the company's database. the database also contains information about therapies a report is produced or provides doctors with a recommended treatment tailored to the specific characteristics of the tumour cell . that's what 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 c

dr claudia followed 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 and after that to get such results tumor cells molecular markers are only lies in a process called sequencing doctors at the sheraton a send the results to molecular health. but you are cells molecular markers are 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 produce that provides doctors with a recommended treatment tailored to the specific characteristics of the tumor 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 iden

dr claudia followed 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 are only lies the process called sequencing doctors at the sheraton send the results to molecular health. but you are cells molecular markers are 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 . that's what 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 id

dr claudia followed 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 schumer sells molecular markers or analyze the process called sequencing doctors at the sheraton they send the results to molecular health. but you are cells molecular markers are compared with those of those in support thousands of other stored in the company's database. the database also contains information about therapies a report is produced it 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

percent of you case trade with no clarity on how the country's economic relationships will look post brecht's that companies have been already finding it difficult to plan for the future this has led to a decline in investment which in turn has hampered growth forcing the government to borrow more money in order to maintain public services these signs of weakness have led to falling demand for the british currency and a slide in the value of the pound that's made imports more expensive many shoppers are likely to see prices rise soon for imported products. a report released monday even says there is a chance the u.k. you come to me is already in a recession. now if britain does believe that you will end freedom of movement from migrant workers vital for the economy there's a real danger that the u.k. might be short on those workers very soon well done many jobs like picking fruit in scotland farms a benefit hugely from seasonal labor. picture perfect scotland. the the highlands famous for their breathtaking landscapes the castles and lakes the workers on the strawberry plantations over don't

dr claudia followed 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 a send the results to molecular health. but you are cells molecular markers are 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 to 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

well this is absolutely brecht's that on steroids it was quite revolutionary what he did he really kicked out all the remaining as he appointed the tears that have sworn to help him see a surulere the u.k. leaving the european union on october 31st and so it shows us that boris johnson is somebody who really wants to shake things up and who is on the other hand very very serious on delivering bricks that no matter how in october our correspondents a lot of parts reporting from outside parliament there in london thank you very much. now to some other stories from around the world spain's caretaker prime minister has failed to form a government was unable to persuade the far left party to form a coalition with the socialist party and lost a no confidence vote in madrid today if lawmakers can't break the deadlock in the next 2 months spain will hold another national election in november the 4th in 4 years the un's refugee agency says up to $150.00 margarets are missing from a boat that capsized after leaving the libyan town of homes local fishermen and coast guards rescued around 130 people

cannot be changed or does that even matter or is johnson has made it clear he is not afraid of a no deal brecht's a minister. a forthright boris johnson making his 1st address to parliament as prime minister he repeated his promise to execute briggs by october 31st under any circumstances. i would prefer to leave the e.u. with a deal i would much prefer. i believe that it is possible even at this late stage and i would not try to make it happen. but certain things need to be clear the withdrawal agreement negotiated by my previous answer has been 3 times rejected by this house its terms on acceptable to this parliament and to this country but we take european union he says should rethink its refusal to renegotiate remain to us we must turbo charge all preparation if they do you know if they do know we will of course have to leave the u.k. with onto the agreement under article 50. the u.k. is better prepared for that situation than many believe. the opposition says johnson is setting a dangerous course that has called for a new public vote on you the country is deeply worried that the new prime mi

that also reflects in society here in great britain the society is quite polarized on the issue of brecht's that and also on the new prime minister to be boris johnson now as you were talking just as i've come in one of the most getting a huge banner thing has changed its mind briggs said and that green force is exactly what he was saying the country is still really divided over the issue of bragg's it. absolutely i'm rita and what is very interesting it's now it's been 3 years since the referendum since the u.k. decided to leave the european union 3 years since theresa may has been in office now theresa may has tried to make the u.k. she has gone to brussels she has negotiated over the past couple of years a withdrawal agreement that would have taken the u.k. out of the european union it's kind of the divorce paper that sets the terms for divorce for leaving she presented this drawl agreement to parliament 3 times and it was rejected 3 times for different kinds of reasons so now 3 years after the referendum the u.k. is still in the european union and many people are very upset with you men

because they think you can only be together basically and others told me today that they are angry that brecht that is dominating the agenda at the national issues that the cooling and have not been taking care of the past year so overall and so what most protesters they have one goal in mind the method we that they want to revoke obstacle 50 which would basically forgetting about bringing that all together and saying and the european union. that to beat the overall goal by everybody a day and what's really interesting is that the indian they think america the overall do it in the british the fide. hold that the british public has polarized the breck that on the one hand what people want to be be. without it and on the other hand people want the u.k. to revoke it see what it meant no break it all go over all it think that the british public can move on from the break the drama the. trawler parts in london thank you so much. that's the news bulletin up next reporter a look said cycling's tour de france and the women who want to take part i'm michael okuda i'll be back at the top of the hour and

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 are only lies in a process called sequencing doctors at the sheraton a send the results to molecular health. molecular markers are compared with those of those in support thousands of other stored in the company's database. the database also contains information about therapies a report is produce that provides doctors with a recommended treatment tailored to the specific characteristics of the tumour cell . that's what 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 seque

absolutely horrific because of instead of sort of throwing himself into his favorite topic that is brecht's it and sort of go to europe and sort of the hit everybody around the head and say you now finally have to do what we brits want because i'm boris johnson i'm the new prime minister what he has to do is go cap in hand to paris and to go in and talk to them and say now listen can you come up with anything that swims off flies so we could form convoys in the straits of hormuz and protect the tankers there and so he has to sort of strike is rather to say polite and more or less consider a tone no insult against the french friend since we know how much he likes that and he also has to talk to i'm going to marco who is not an easy partner in negotiations like that so it's very difficult 1st day and week for boris johnson likely in all likelihood. do we know how boris johnson would handle the situation with with would it be different from what theresa may. we have not the foggiest idea to be truthful because when he was the foreign minister boris johnson upheld the european line he said we w

absolutely horrific because of instead of sort of throwing himself into his favorite topic that is brecht's it and sort of go to europe and sort of the hit everybody around the head and say you now finally have to do what we brits want because i'm boris johnson i'm the new prime minister what she has to do is go cap in hand to paris and to go in and talk to them and say now listen can you come up with anything that swims off flies so we could form convoys in the straits of hormuz and protect the tankers there and so he has to sort of strike is rather to say polite and more or less concerned. no insult against the french for instance we know how much he likes that and he also has to talk to i'm going to marco who is not an easy partner in negotiations like that so it's very difficult 1st day and week for boris johnson likely in all likelihood. do we know how boris johnson would handle the situation with with would it be different from what theresa may has do. we have not the foggiest idea to be truthful because when he was the foreign minister boris johnson healthier a-p. in line he said we

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. 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 lee al-jazeera in london. and we can now go live to our diplomatic at the suggestions bases in washington d.c. for so james how has the news gone down in the states and what is going to happen now do you think. well shock among the diplomatic community here some damage limitation

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 leaves side in the 2016 referendum campaign saying the same kinds of things about the. 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 limited selenski president in alliance. where does britain's boris johnson fit in these parts entertainer like donald trump part comedic side show li

charges so they do is accused of taking $20000000.00 in bribes from brazilian construction company or the brecht exchange for lucrative contracts. iran says its ballistic missile program is not open for negotiation with anyone or any country that contradicts comments from the u.s. secretary of state michael pale he said teheran is prepared to talk about its missiles. new york police officer will not face charges for killing a black man he was trying to arrest the justice department made the announcement on tuesday 5 years after eric garner died in a chokehold garners last words i can't breathe for a rallying call for the black lives matter movements. and south african singer and anti apartheid activist johnny clegg has died at the age of $66.00. mick named the white cilla he was famous for blending traditional african rhythms and western lisa cult styles that she updates the news continues and al-jazeera after the stream. there are. problems and besides the instability is corruption we listen. benighted station president into conflict we meet with global newsmakers and the stories that matter ju

when he arrives here but beyond that although she and many other politicians here have said no deal brecht's it will be unconscionable there's a lot of talk about how what's happening at the moment in london could actually boost support here in scotland for independence they rejected that in 20 votes nicolas sturgeon says she wants to try again certainly in the near future and now they miss isn't going to be an easy visit not just because of what mr sheen has said but also johnson's history with that scotland's conservative party leader and davison she's firmly against an idea breaks that he's set to be meeting her to. that's right it's been fairly brutal what's happened is that he since he came to office has sat to david mondale the scottish secretary a close ally of ruth davidson who was a he was a. campaigner like ruth davidson and he's appointed a lever in his place now mundo has warned that the way things are going will actually weaken the union route davidson's written a newspaper article over the weekend saying that she could not support a no deal bret's it she will oppose it even tho

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. 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 lee al jazeera in london or as in jordan is live in washington d.c. what is the reaction there been to the resignation. well lauren the reaction from the state department spokesperson was this that the u.s. and the u.k.'s special relationship in capital letters is bigger than a

the door to start 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. 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. at last i'd like to know if there's a life that you love and maybe a life that you hate. while. i mean i appreciate it all i don't have any that i hate. one of the things i like to do is to give light l

i also goes to donald trump and twitter but decides to focus on what he said about theresa may and brecht it. absolutely for a rousing if the prime minister and it. absolutely for a rousing if the prime ministerand her it. absolutely for a rousing if the prime minister and her handling of brexit, and basically he says i told her how to do and she ignored my advice will stop maybe she has given him some advice that he might have ignored some i don't think he will ta ke ignored some i don't think he will take kindly on getting advice on the american government from the prime minister of great britain or indeed the president of france or the chancellor of germany. but it is, this is the world we are now living in. and this is the world that has been well chronicled. if you go to the us as i have been lucky enough to do several times over the past couple of years, they are assessed there with —— obsessed there with there with —— obsessed there with the internet machinations of the white house. it is a soap opera to also poppers. i suppose a mystery here is windows he mentioned this be

citizen you never had problems entering the country but brecht's it could mean the end of freedom of movement will be carved by their rights they told me about the. on the airport where i'm going why. how many hours that was knowing if i paid arrange fear of it at the situation is there and 4 or 5 years ago that we would have. during the summer some 10000 workers from other in the countries are employed in the scottish agricultural sector. breck's it also has a worrying effect on scottish farmers you know the looks of the politicians in london and neglect and abandon us says angus porter who runs the farm lawyers 140 seasonal workers not one of them is british he struggles to find enough local workers in rural scotland the future worries him we've built up an industry entirely based on people coming from me and without them. well it would be very very difficult i mean i don't. i don't know how we would even begin to do our work . the nearby town of arbroath has seen better days hardly anyone here can make a living from fishing anymore. many shops on the high street are vacant they li

citizen you never had problems entering the country but brecht's it could mean the end of freedom of movement will be carved by their flights they've told me about the. on the airport where i'm going why. how many dollars but what oh and if i pay you are in fear of i don't give a shit and for 5 years ago that i never had. during the summer some 10000 workers from other in new countries are employed in the scottish agricultural sector. rex it also has a worrying effect on scottish farmers you know that a lot of the politicians in london and neglect and abandon us says angus porter who runs the farm lawyers 140 seasonal workers not one of them is british he struggles to find enough local workers in rural scotland the future worries him we've built up an industry entirely based on people coming from me and without them . well it would be very very difficult i mean i don't. i don't know how we would even begin to do our work. the nearby town of arbroath has seen better days hardly anyone here can make a living from fishing anymore. many shops on the high street are vacant they lack custo

citizen you never had problems entering the country but brecht's it could mean the end of freedom of movement would be carved by their flights they told me about their. on the airport where i'm going why. how many hours that was knowing if i paid or in fear of i don't know if there actually was there and 4 or 5 years ago that i never had. during the summer some 10000 workers from other in the countries are employed in the scottish agricultural sector. breck's it also has a worrying effect on scottish farmers. but i know that a lot of the politicians in london neglect and abandon us says angus porter who runs the farm lawyers 140 seasonal workers not one of them is british he struggles to find enough local workers in rural scotland the future worries him we've built up an industry entirely based on people coming from me and without them . well it would be very very difficult i mean i don't. i don't know how i would even begin to do our work. the nearby town of arbroath has seen better days hardly anyone here can make a living from fishing anymore. many shops on the high street are vac

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 fool. 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 resume 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 go 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 in

the new british prime minister morris 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 the e.u. and johnson is demanding that the e.u. after 3 years of breakthroughs negotiations reopen the talks the e.u. is refusing so instead of lobbying e.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 to

when you see people like philip hammond who is the chancellor you know he's been opponent of no deal brecht's and he's warned that he will oppose that from the backbenches that you always have people out that will as it were since indeed with his cabinet and so i think he's just showing these great team to get on with this now and get us out of the by the 31st of. our south korea says north korea has fired 2 projectiles into the ocean off the north east coast they were shot into the sea off one san south korea says they were fired just before 6 am local time the flight distance suggests they were likely missiles it is the 1st military.

will benefit her now moving ahead for the european union summit what about her role now concerning brecht's she has given the british and her campaign you know maybe the option of saving face if they decide to stay in the e.u. well that's right she said to the cheers today in european parliament you know if she's opens of the idea of an extension if there's a good reason they always will put that right the reins of the past to be another referendum or perhaps a general election who knows we're going to find out in a week who says time who the new prime minister in britain will be. you know she's had a baptism of fire today just arriving in the european boma she's already had a savaging from nigel for all the breaks it is there so you know she's she's learning quickly as she goes i think she'll continue the course there's no real negotiating of the of the withdrawal agreement so-called in other words bricks it remains that festering sore that somehow got to get worked out she was elected today with i think a 9 vote margin of victory that's very very thin does that mean she is starting as the

will benefit her now moving ahead for the european union summit what about her role now concerning brecht's she has given the british and her campaign you know maybe the option of saving face if they decide to stay in the e.u. well that's right she said to the cheers today in european parliament you know that she's opens of the idea of an extension if there's a good reason they always will put that right the reins of the hash to be another referendum or perhaps a general election who knows we're going to find out in a week who says time who the new prime minister in britain run will be. you know she's had a baptism of fire today just arriving in the european boma she's already had a savaging from nigel farrar as the breck city of it so you know she's she's learning quickly as she goes i think she'll continue the course there's no real negotiating of the of the withdrawal agreement so-called no other words brics it remains that festering sore that somehow got to get worked out she was elected today with i think a 9 vote margin of victory that's very very thin does that mean she is starting a

absolutely horrific because of instead of sort of throwing himself into his favorite topic that is brecht's it and sort of go to europe and sort of to hit everybody around the head and say you now finally have to do what we brits want because i'm boris johnson i'm the new prime minister what he has to do is go cap in hand to paris and to berlin and talk to them and say now listen can you come up with anything that swims off flies so we could form convoys in the straits of hormuz and protect the tankers there and so he has to sort of strike is rather to say polite and more or less conciliatory tone no insult against the french for instance we know how much he likes that and he also has to talk to i'm going to marco who is not an easy partner in negotiations like that so it's very difficult 1st day and week for boris johnson likely in all likelihood. do we know how boris johnson would handle the situation with with would it be different from what theresa may has don't. we have not the foggiest idea to be truthful because when he was still foreign minister boris johnson upheld the european lin

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 fool. 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 resign may 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 i

someone who is meditated deeply on the opportunities of brecht's it could bring our country i am the right man when i talk to people running their own businesses to farmers to shopkeepers to people on the high street who are worried about the situation that we're in they don't want to show them and they don't want to be entertained they want a prime minister who is going to lead us right. for more on this we're joined from strasburg by al-jazeera correspondent. he's reported widely on the leadership race as well as breaks it and u.k. politics tom holland is a journalist and commentator in many works as a reporter for the grito forks conservative website he joins us from london and daniel rally is a member of parliament representing the scottish council area with no fuel for the opposition labor party she joins us from london hello everybody the reason we are doing this show is because we are scout audience regularly what story is making news where you live and this is the comment that we got about a week ago the conservative leadership race between boris johnson and jeremy hunt and t

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 wife along inhibition 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 that he will of course we'll have to sort of scrape around on the budget and see whether he can find the money for some further tax cuts because the you already beguiled his own tory party by offering tax cuts of 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 that doesn't give something to the people at large he might try to do that but of course it is all about emotion yeah and sheldon a

the new british prime minister morris 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. has departure from the european union reportedly under the assumption that the u.k. will crash the e.u. and johnson is demanding that the e.u. after 3 years of brakes in negotiations reopen those 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 school was once a breaks it is history what he does not mention is the fact that a new 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 t

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 october 31st 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 in 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 jets 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 any further 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 and 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 o

the new british prime minister morris 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 bragg's negotiations reopen the talks the e.u. is refusing so instead of lobbying in 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 it breaks it 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 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 to do the

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the new british prime minister morris 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 those talks the e.u. is refusing so instead of lobbying in 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 breaks it 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 when 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 t

and that was shown at the ports in london reporting on prime minister johnson's brecht sit on steroids well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world to spain's caretaker prime minister has failed to form a government head rose on jazz was unable to persuade the far left r.t. to form a coalition with his socialist party and he lost a no confidence vote in madrid today if lawmakers cannot break the deadlock in the next 2 months spain will hold another national election in november that would be the 4th in 4 years the governor of the united states territory of puerto rico ricardo oversell you know as he said that he will step down on the 2nd of august it follows more than a week of protests in the capital san juan over sexist and homophobic remarks that he made in private messaging chats with members of his administration the president of it's uneasy has died at the age of $92.00 he was the north african country's 1st democratically elected leader and took power in 2014 after the arab spring he was hospitalized at the end of june for a severe illness

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 october 31st a no deal breaks it becomes reality johnson today signaled clearly it will not be in his fall. now i say next to our friends in ireland and in brussels and around the e.u. i am convinced we can do a deal without chicks at the irish border because we refuse under any circumstances to have such jets and get 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 not 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 and here in the studio with me is john words he's a british and european politics auger and an analyst he's a familiar face to ou

in a no deal brecht's it so that's the kind of. that's the kind of media which would welcome this development it's not clear where the replacement ambassador will come from whether to resume a will move quickly to appoint somebody or whether in fact that decision will be left for the next prime minister who we believe will be boris johnson. thanks very much james this is our diplomatic editor james is there a worry there amongst the diplomats you talk to that this maybe sets something of a capricious precedence not president precedent in as much as a u.s. president should have nothing to do with who becomes ambassador or when that person stops being ambassador. absolutely he does not have the hiring and firing power certainly not with a country that is one of the u.s. is closest allies no actual comment yet from president trump or formally from the white house at this stage and you might think after everything that has happened the dignified silence might be the best response but remember this is president donald trump so the tende

so and you see people at philip hammond who is the chancellor you know he's been opponent of no deal brecht's in he's warned that he will oppose that from the backbenches that you always have people at that will add that boris johnson did with his cabinet and so i think he's showing these great team to get on with this now and get us out of the by the 31st. north korea has conducted its 1st missile test since the us president donald trump met kim jong il nearly a month ago south korea and japan say to projectiles were fired into the sea off one psalm earlier this month north korea won the military drills and south korea could derail the resumption of nuclear talks with washington bride joins us live from seoul so rob how significant is this beyond just the choreography of it. that's right there is a concern here in south korea but typically perhaps the south koreans have been quite guarded in their response not wanting to jeopardize all the progress that's been made over the past year and a half of diplomatic bridge building between north and south korea but they have said the defense ministr

that the new british prime minister boris johnson is pursuing something he claims he's not a new deal brecht's it today johnson created 2 committees to deal with the u.k. has 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 brakes and who she asians reopen those talks the e.u. is refusing so instead of lobbying is you 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 school was once a breaks it is history what he does not mention is the fact that a new 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 he sees general elections just around the corner. leaving the e.u. is a massive economic opportunity to do things we've not been a

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.

walked and left cabinet saying he no longer could be foreign secretary because he didn't believe in her brecht's it and has been pursuing a 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 in 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 resume a has of kleiber when with herself has a 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 language had not been perfect so a sort of apology that she has not been perfect herself on this either and she's she warned today against it was that politics absolutism but what does she deal t. of pursuing the. yeah i mean she