. welcome to the program british prime minister. to push his case for reopening the u.k.'s divorce deal from the european union these live pictures of the chancellor building. military on his. first visit to the german capital since he became prime minister last month but it's much more. with britain. still out on how to manage. your 1st visit to. expect a day over the next hour or so let's bring in. white. alex let's start with today. order of events yes so as we see that he is that still next to the german chancellor angela merkel has been received with full military honors and he will watch that for a few moments and then in around 15 or so minutes the 2 are expected to walk through the chants 3 and make their own statements in front of the media and a few just a very few questions from the press before they have official i lateral discussion over the dinner said that is what we are expecting over the next few hours so clearly a big issue for you carrie big issue in the e.u. not so much here here in germany the challenge for house already outbreeding goes here to this withdrawal agre

order of the e.u. without the u.k. having any say on those matters so we do need that backstop removed but if we can do that then i'm absolutely certain that we can move forward together and i want to make one crucial point which is that we in the u.k. are absolutely dedicated to the protection of the rights of the 3200000 e.u. nationals in our country who do so much to contribute so much to our country and of course in particular our german our german friends so that's why i'm here tonight thank you very much for that wonderful welcome and i look forward to developing our friendship and our relationship. thank you ben right from the b.b.c. question to the prime minister 1st please mr johnson the e.u. says it will not renegotiate the withdrawal agreement under any circumstances so are you prepared to compromise or is this trip simply posturing before you blame the e.u. for no deal breaks it. and chancellor merkel with all agreement was defeated in parliament 3 times in britain it has been buried by boris johnson why when you reopen it in the few weeks that are left or do you se

australia. if the u.k. had not entered the eec in 1973, it is highly likely in my view that the u.s. and u.k. would already have an fta today. as we put in our paper in 2014, "there is never a reason to believe that written, the world's sixth largest economy, will be able to negotiate trade agreements independently if forced to leave the e.u. on of its central priorities should be to ago she had a free trade area with the united states, a goal the u.s. should also champion. an fta would be good for the economies of both nations, commit to economic freedom, and the further manifestation of their close relationship, it also be an opportunity for both nations to negotiate a free trade area based on sovereignty and freedom, each would establish a standard that could be applied to other trade negotiations." that continues to be our view today. we have been delighted over the past year to see both the u.s. and british governments commit themselves to negotiating what they have described as an ambitious free trade area. as britain approaches brexit on october 31, the new british government, led

food the 5 star restaurant tasting taipei starts september 1st on d w 5. could a u.s. u.k. trade deal help offset the economic damage of a no deal bricks it british prime minister boris johnson thinks so but from the u.s. congress there are strong voices of concern we tell you why. and also coming up the drug maker johnson and johnson find over its role in the opioid epidemic in the united states. welcome to the business a mortgage ensemble and good to have you with us now the g. 7 summit in beirut is ended and there were some surprises there including u.s. president on a trump sharing a fun press conference with german chancellor angela merkel and talks of a possible u.s. u.k. trade deal now one that could help offset the economic damage of a no deal breaks it at least that is what british prime minister boris johnson has been touting lately but not so fast the u.s. congress has a say on every trade deal and many congress members fear that a no deal breaks it would return you controls to the irish border undermining the 998 good friday peace agreement which ended 30 years of violence

discussions with french president emmanuel macross both leaders said they believe in a way for the u.k. to leave the european union with a deal should be possible though a number of obstacles remain chief amongst them is the so-called irish back stop the current fallback plan to prevent the hardboard on the island mr johnson insists there can be no deal unless this is removed from the withdrawal agreement here is spelling out the u.k.'s position when you look at the border with northern ireland just repeating a point that bears repeating under no circumstances will the u.k. government be instituting imposing checks or controls of any kind at that border and we think i understand your desire to protect the integrity of the of the single market of course we understand that but we think that there are ways of protecting the integrity of the single market and allowing the u.k. to exit from the e.u. whole and entire and perfect order sean's behave in paris let's go to paris where we join max hoffman welcome max did we hear anything new from the new british prime minister today. the little bit t

china. also coming up with less than 100 days until the u.k. soon to leave the european union britain's new prime minister faces growing opposition to this brics it plans. to beat up your business i want to get johns in berlin good to have you with us on the week is ending just like it began with the u.s. china trade war now the chinese foreign minister wang he has criticized us present on its trans proposed tariff hike saying imposing tariffs is definitely not the right way to resolve the trade friction or trump said he would impose an additional 10 percent tariff on 300000000000 dollars worth of chinese imports starting on the 1st of september making a protracted strange war between the world's 2 largest economies ever more likely. u.s. president donald trump is ratcheting up the trade war with china and not just enough his latest move was announced in a tweet. he said on september the 1st the u.s. will put an additional tariff of 10 percent on the remaining $300000000000.00 of goods and products coming from china the u.s. has already impose tariffs on 250 $1000000000.00 in chinese im

are still the same boris johnson the u.k. prime minister wants to get rid of the backstop and everyone else in the european union including in my remarks on the french president want to preserve it to preserve the integrity of the single market but one thing seems to be different boris johnson has started saying that no matter what happens on the 31st of october the u.k. will not enforce border checks border controls on this border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is part of the european union that potentially puts the pressure on the european union what will they do in case of a no deal brags that if the u.k. does not enforce this border will they do it and risk having more violence like in the past decades if they don't then they cannot preserve the integrity of the single market so this once again has become a high stakes poker game and the question is who if anyone will blink 1st all right let's get more analysis on the story now nico this is a senior lecturer and european union law the university of east anglia and ngo a

the u.s. well what about a naval mission led by europe last week the u.k. proposed just that but its new prime minister and government apparently consider a naval mission off the coast of iran without u.s. military muscle to be a nonstarter an idea that germany apparently best not share apparently tonight we simply don't know 1st here is what the german foreign minister said earlier today. i was trying to get definition we do not want to join the united states atrocity of maximum pressure we do not want any further escalation and 2nd is needed we must recognize that there are incidents that need to be dealt with you can british government will say again later today house intends to do with this we have agreed to germany france and great britain will coordinate very very closely on this issue with time in this by d.m. teams so there you have the german foreign minister clear about that no to a u.s. led naval mission and not so clear about what germany france and the u.k. could possibly do together or today germany's new defense minister left the door open not we don't know exactly to

growing over food supplies in britain with the u.k. rushing towards a no deal divorce from the e.u. agricultural supplies warning breaks it could get in between the brits and the bacon. and europe's economic engine is sputtering german german economy for a session as trade wars escalate and economic data disappoint. your business i'm well come at the end of october britain is said to leave the european union with or without a formal departure arrangement so-called no deal breaks it would cause major disruptions to travel and trade food imports one of the biggest concerns here 3 quarters of imported food stuffs like their remains of vegetables come from britain's e.u. partners so experts say food shortages and raising food prices might be on the horizon europe's largest pork producers said u.k. supermarkets could struggle to stock their shops. in normal times britain is since pigs would end up on british dinner plate how danish heritage produced bacon beloved by brits but these are abnormal times the growing chances of a new deal breaks it has left european farmers like her fearing

between u.k. prime minister barak's johnson and the german chancellor angela merkel merkel says all european union members have a united position they're willing to hear solutions and they want the u.k. to accept a deal but they're prepared for any scenario johnson is urging the e.u. to compromise and make changes to the northern irish backstop the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. at the end of october. we in the u.k. want a deal we seek a deal and i believe that we can get what we can do the shop and us i think is the is the phrase but clearly. clearly. we cannot we cannot accept the current withdrawal agreement. well donna king is joining us live from berlin dominic the u.k. may want a deal or at least boris johnson may want a deal but it's going to be an uphill struggle to get one from anglo merkel and the rest of the european union is not. well so it would seem interesting phrase ology used by boris johnson there that german phrase via shuff and thus we can do it of course that was the phrase that angular merkel used several years ago now referring to the refugee crisis that then p

point that at the moment they're on tenney so he's proving to the u.k. that he's doing that but also many believe that if he doesn't get anything back that is concrete he can go back to the u.k. go back to parliament to his conservative party and say look i've tried my best to get what i can from these leaders they won't budge this is all the useful if there isn't no deal bricks it it's not awful it's down to brussels and they're intransient on this whole issue and particularly of the backstop which he said in a letter to donald tusk the president of the european council earlier this week would be anti democratic so that is the line that he is playing we want our sovereignty we want our democracy and brussels will not let us have it so that is what he's trying to do that is one thing very much the domestic audience of boris johnson at the moment is having talks at the least with the french president money and mccrone you can look at that bitches there on your screens that we're monitoring the situation as soon as. we take you live there but no other even before boris johnson arrived

debate bracks it raising the likelihood of the u.k. leaving the european union at the end of october without a deal. now listen citizens living in india's northeastern state of is to be released on saturday the national register and so identify those who are foreigners and illegal immigrants but proof of citizenship is needed to get on the list and that's a challenge for hundreds of thousands of people particularly women priyanka gupta reports from. audio gali him there in cheer on the district of assam is anxious families trying to piece together why she was left out of last year's draft list of indian citizens in assam. she was married at 13 and is literate enough to just be able to write her name her husband never went to school now they are forced to father the complex paperwork the may need to prove that she's indian and i can make they detain me i don't know what i will do my children will not have a mother i won't even be able to see them. a big old a muslim and her 2 sisters were also left out the draft list. the 48 year old says she's tired of being seen as an outsid

over food supply with u.k. rushing towards a no deal divorce from the e.u. agricultural supply is born gregg's it could get in between great sent that bacon. and europe's economic engine is sponsoring german economists warn of recession as the trade wars escalate and economic data disappoints. this is d.w. business i'm in berlin welcome the german economy has ended the 2nd quarter on a week note data released on friday shows exports from europe's economic powerhouse were down 8 percent in june compared with the same month last year that's the biggest drop in 3 years more and more analysts say europe's biggest economy is facing a recession many german engineering firms comic and supplies and crisis hit by profit downturns a lot of companies are cutting jobs or reducing it raises the risk of a global slowdown. europe's economic model may be running out of gas automotive supplier continentals net profit slumped 41 percent in the 2nd quarter and the company has announced plans to shut down an entire factory. competitors shiflet also lowered their earnings expectations and said stuff w

kingdom's relationship with the u.s. -- now a look at the u.k.'s relationship with the u.s. british secretary of state for international trade talks about economic trade opportunities for the two nations. her remarks at the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. are about 15 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. it is fantastic to be here at the heritage foundation today. an organization which gave so much impetus to the reagan administration in the 80s unleashing enterprise and opportunity and is now very much at forefront of republican thinking, as you move into the next decade. and there's a reason why my first visit as trade secretary is to the united states. i've been in the job for 14 days, delighted to be in this really important role. the department of trade was only set up three years ago because britain has not had an independent trade policy for over 40 years. i'm not the only u.k. minister in washington at the moment. in fact, i bumped into my colleague dominic rob, the foreign secretary at the gym yesterday morning at 6:00 a.m., when i was on the running machine and he

in one of those questions that the that the u.k. would not put in any infrastructure which would be considered a hard border between the island of ireland and northern ireland and then angle americal was also a similar thing and she. of course couldn't answer that straight because that continents about because this whole area has not yet been agreed. and said you know the problem here is that you've got 2 positions of breck's it and this good friday agreement and those 2 kind of clash and they have to come to a solution but she's clearly open to a solution and made that very clear to boris johnson but also on the issue made it clear that europe's position is ireland's position so i made it a but also you know boris johnson almost saying we're not going to bring back a hard order it will be europe it's useful that the ones who are doing this not us let's hear some of what mr johnson had to say over the last 15 minutes or so. yes of course i think there is ample scope to do a deal and be sprained i think pretty clearly what needs to happen we need to remove those elements of the of th

to repeat one crucial thing under no circumstances will the u.k. be putting checks at the front and we don't think it's necessary from the point of view of the if you to do that to protect the integrity of the single market we think there are other ways of doing that we've got i think adequate time to do it let's get on and do it good have you correspondent max hoffman was in paris following today's events he sent us this assessment the fundamentals didn't change here in paris they're still the same boris johnson the u.k. prime minister wants to get rid of the backstop and everyone else in the european union including in my remarks on the french president want to preserve it to preserve the integrity of the single market but one thing seems to be different boris johnson has started saying that no matter what happens on the 31st of october the u.k. will not enforce border checks border controls on this border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is part of the european union that potentially puts the pressure on the european union what

. well betty more ahead in the news including profiting from war new figures reveal the extent of u.k. arms sales to the. coalition fighting in yemen joy and relief as refugees and migrants land in italy after a 3 week long standoff at sea we're going to have an update and in sport thinking outside of the box we're going to tell you how the shipping containers will become part of the 1st reusable world cup stadium. testers are back on the streets of hong kong after a sit in at a train station activists wearing black have flooded into un long station to commemorate the attacks that put on protesters that happened in july these are live pictures from the station earlier on we saw the some of the protesters firing off. the fire extinguishers and apparently coating the floor in oil in order to try to prevent the police from moving forward. all those scenes for the demonstration in front of the british consulate in hong kong there appealing for the release of consulate worker simon chang china's foreign ministry has confirmed he's being detained on the mainland the ministry says he'll spen

♪ >> the relocation of the u.s. military on okinawa all this week on "france 24." ♪ >> the u.k.'s new prime minister, boris johnson takes his bid to get brexit concessions from berlin. emmanuel macron said a no deal brexit would be the u.k.'s fafault, not the e.'s. the new prime minister for suit on -- sudan. he previously worked for the u.n.. there is also o a new sovereign counsel. the trump administration moves to indefinitely detain migrantt famililies who illegegally crose southern border. right now, the limit is 20 days. hello and welcome to the e "frae 24" newsroom. i am claire pryde. -- force j johnson and emmanuel macron set to talk about the g7 summit and brexit. woulde -- macron said he seek clarification from johnson as the exit date nears. johnston was challenged by angela merkekel to find a solutn to a no deal brexit in the next 30 days. let's go now to ararmen georgia, he joins us from the palace. macron evencrone -- before johnson's arrival setting the tone of this meeting. armen: president macron ahead oftough pose this meeting with boris johnson. he said britain

unity of the u.k. or stone since been touring the union as a no deal exit looms trying to reassure those worried about the european divorce but he believes them as he convince the skeptics or is the kingdom fracturing even further this is inside story. hello everyone i'm come on santa maria welcome to inside story we're talking about the u.k. today or if we were to use its official name the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland but there are a lot of questions right now over that 1st would unite it and it's not just because of bragg's it which is now just 3 months away consider this when was the last time a british prime minister visited the home countries that is wales scotland the northern ireland and faces protest at every stop let's go through it he has boris johnson starting out in edinburgh he was met with geas and boos from protesters which actually forced him to leave via the back door of beauty house the official residence of scotland's 1st minister inside his hosts nicholas sturgeon expressed her discontent shall we say with johnson's brags that plans she s

are not little. that they don't have that they have a fictionalise board that they u.k. wants to be out of the customs union wants to be out of the single market so there will be some kind of sex when it comes to goods even if they get bored mr johnson has been wanting many times that he pulled out was commissioned by post but preventing a needs exactly when it comes to issues like. that it takes on. the northern ireland has to be one a union actually pointing to a situation whereby ireland will actually divert from that it's a very useful but the point is there that actually. how would the northern ireland we've seen a unique that is somehow regulatory. there is no solution to the border problem boris johnson said multiple times over the past 2 days that the u.k. under no circumstances would put checks or controls on the e.u. border and you've just been touching upon the so if there is a no deal brags that what does happen at the border. look i mean perhaps in the short term both sides will be like them to boot immediate on the board but in the long term and especially if the u.k.

on demonstrators in july earlier protests were held outside the u.k. consulate to demand the release of a worker detained on the mainland. an extra $1000.00 security forces have been deployed to bust up for protests continue to spread since monday demonstrators accuse the indonesian government of mistreating ethnic foreign students set of pilots as more. police reinforcements have been sent to the west papuan it's a controlled protests that have turned violent government buildings causing parts of in airports have been destroyed. the police have been accused of racism after 43 when students were arrested for disrespecting the indonesians flag on independence day. there were reports one flag was set alight outside a dormitory after being held for hours the students were released without charge. the government regrets the burning of the indonesian flag the incident is under investigation the incident was followed by negative statements which triggered violence and several areas over and west pop up provinces it is disrupting the nation's unity in. the protests came after videos

. britain's prime minister barak's johnson says he's confident that the u.k. can leave the e.u. with a deal but only if the backstop is removed johnson has been holding talks with german chancellor angela merkel in berlin about stuff is designed to avoid a hard border between the irish republic and northern ireland if the u.k. and europe can't agree on a trading relationship after brics it but critics warn it could ultimately separate northern ireland from the rest of the u.k. . we in the u.k. want a deal we seek a deal and i believe that we can get what we can do this often does i think is that is the phrase but really. they clearly. we cannot we cannot accept the current withdrawal agreement arrangements that are the dividing the u.k. or look us into the regular treaty trade the arrangements of the e.u. legal order of the e.u. without the u.k. having any say on those matters so we do need that backstop removed that says the facts of this and what folks was it's one of the backstop has always been a fallback position if one is able to solve this conundrum if one finds the solution and we s

terrorists against china. also coming up with less than 100 days until the u.k. is due to leave the european union britain's new prime minister faces growing opposition to this brics it commands. welcome to do that your business i want to get johns in berlin good to have you with us u.s. president has a drastically upped the stakes in the u.s. china trade war trump took to twitter to impose a fresh 10 percent tariff on $300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods this week's trade talks made no progress the decision came as a surprise and costs turbulence on the financial markets the u.s. has already imposed tariffs on $250000000000.00 in chinese imports this means practically every single product imported from china will be charged with a duty now china's foreign minister wang me criticized us rules saying you terrorists are not constructive residents in beijing are taking the latest development in stride. this continent where you china will be affected but the impact won't be great up most of the affected businesses are in the export sector i don't have much to do with that are. the pr

it is still a lot law on the books. so irene is going to talk about the u.k. and how they really were rationed with the coupons like karen talked about. irene winchester: in the u.k., things are very different because of their size and what kind of resources they have available. they introduced something called "make do and mend" in 1941. they didn't tell anyone it was coming and waited for a bank holiday to announce it. so, fyi, everybody we are rationing clothing. it was a huge surprise for civilians. it does last until march 1949. we tend to think of world war ii ending in 1945, but in great britain, they still struggled for a while after the fact. here are a couple of coupon books you have for clothing. the color coupon you have will let you buy different items of clothing. we will show acute video clip about how you can trade in color coupons for other items as well. so when they started the rationing, each adult was given 66 coupons to use however you saw fit. but there were some major, significant cutbacks in 1945 through 1946, adults were restricted to 24 coupons per year. tha

johnson has insisted the u.k. will depart deal or no deal on october 31st. no breakfast protesters shout as british prime minister boris johnson arrives investment for the 1st time since he took office a month ago he met with german chancellor angela merkel his go to reopen negotiations on brics it we in the u.k. want a deal we seek a deal and i believe that we can get what we can do the shop windows i think is that is the phrase but clearly. clearly. we cannot we cannot accept the current withdraw agreement. johnson wants to scrap the backstop a clause designed to prevent the return of customs and security checks along the irish border the e.u. however has ruled out renegotiating the existing breck's it agreement is good. but also there are 2 parties one is the u.k. wants to leave but the other one is the good friday agreement must be accounted for the good friday this is not only coming from the u.k. but also e.u. member ireland that's part of our european position and now we must bring both positions together with the 2 in something. both merkel and johnson seem optimistic that a solu

fix for the yuan. of ridesharing giants. shares of uber are up. the u.k. is set to report second-quarter gdp tomorrow with economists expecting a slowdown is brexit headlands grow. let's get started with a quick check of the markets. we continue to see strong momentum with u.s. stocks jumping the most in two months. the s&p 500 about to embrace its weekly loss. every sector is in the green. the nasdaq is gaining for the third consecutive session. sentiment around china and what it is doing with you on setting a stronger-than-expected fixing for the currency giving investors confidence that there may be some stabilization in the chinese yuan. we are seeing 30 year yields rising for a second session. this is after it fell near record lows earlier in the week. given where rates are at the moment, we have seen a strong focus on that the 30 year bond option. the u.s. transit -- treasury sold bonds at 2.335%. the ratio coming in at 2.24. this was just have an hour ago. the key for everyone is watching the markets to see investor demand gauging their demand at such low yield. thatand an

expectations rising as you pointed to but also if you look at wage growth in the u.k., that is a positive, real wage growth. it's been increasing. the consumer is in a god place but business investment has been slowing and it looks like g.d.p. is going to slow as well. many different factors the bank of england has to take into account. the problem is that it all is predicated on what happens with brexit. the bank of england has been basing its forecast on the fact that there's going to be a smooth brexit but in a no-deal scenario, a lot of people, and this includes some b.o.e. officials, have been coming out and saying that maybe the best thing would not be to raise rates. but as you say, if they were to cut rates, or come out with a dovish signal, that could put -- put further pressure on the pound which fuels further inflation. if we get a no-deal outcome, the bank of england is going to have to cut the pound will fall, it will fuel inflation and then it will have to hike and then its credibility comes into question. david: the big question is over at number 10 downing street. thank yo

from its hong kong consonance has been missing since crossing into mainland china the u.k. foreign office says simon chang attended a business event in chen's then on august 8th and was supposed to return to hong kong on the same day but china says it's got no information about its whereabouts on kong police say they're trying to figure out what happened. see 5 point. 9 from august leading to a missing person case but for the sake of personal data i couldn't just comes to too much detail and the case is currently under the and try read by the regional missing person unit of how and when we can and so far the hong kong police force does not receive and the notification from the mainland of storage is under the reciprocal notification mechanism and i hear word has more from london where we understand that simon chang travelled to shands then on august 8th to attend a business conference he told his girlfriend that he was going to come back the same day on the fast train but he simply didn't make it back home now the hong kong police have opened a missing persons inquiry into his wher

week the u.k. proposed just that but its new prime minister and government apparently consider a naval mission off the coast of iran without u.s. military muscle to be a nonstarter and idea that germany apparently does not share apparently tonight we simply don't know 1st here is what the german foreign minister said earlier today who wants to start to get definition we do not want to join the united states atrocity of maximum pressure if we do not want any further escalation is needed we must recognize that there are incidents that need to be dealt with you could british government will say again later today how it intends to do with this we have agreed to germany france and great britain will coordination very very closely on this issue with time in this by d.m. teams so there you have the german foreign minister clear about that no to a u.s. led naval mission and not so clear about what germany france and the u.k. could possibly do together or today germany's new defense minister left the door open not we don't know exactly to what take a listen. gather with france and great b

elements of the of the withdrawal agreement that simply don't work for the u.k. i've spoken of the things that i think are sensible the protections of the rights of e.u. nationals but the the backstop that particular arrangement which i do think has grave grave defects for a democratic country a sovereign democratic country like the u.k. that plainly has to go but once we get rid of it if we can change it then i think there is the real prospect of making progress very rapidly indeed so that backstop has always only been a last resort we don't need this last resort. for saying we might find that agreement in the next 2 years but perhaps you will find it in the next 30 days why shouldn't we that would take us to a big step forward and we have to pull all the stars out and make sure we manage to do it however this does work on the assumption that we have clarity about the future relations between. the u.k. . and i think this clarity is emerging. everybody agrees but nobody agrees the double is bridget alex forrester whiting is there with me to have talked through what we've just heard

no solution to the border problem boris johnson said multiple times over the past 2 days that the u.k. under no circumstances would put checks or controls on the e.u. border and you've just been touching upon this so if there is a no deal brags that what does happen at the border. look i mean perhaps in the short term both sides will be locked on to boot immediate on the border but in the long term and especially if the u.k. decides to divergence from the e.u. standards so leave the u.k. as it warms makes a free trade agreement with big us and boards goods that do not correspond to pay you stand that they you buy by definition in order to. give us a new market then shown consumers we have to put some things now whether they will be on the board or they will be that i learned so far i've learned or somewhere else it's something to be discussed but it's possible to have no board of note 6 even the u.k. and they you out of not. to a certain extent right that is the legal situation of course nicholas i want to ask you a lot was made particularly in the british media of anglo american supp

employee of the u.k. consulate is in custody saying he violated the law the ministry added that he'll spend 15 days in what's called administrative detention chang went missing on all the same nights whilst on a business trip to the city of shenzhen. well beijing hasn't provided any more details than about his detention but the foreign ministry spokesman says the u.k. to stop stirring up trouble about hong kong. this u.k. consulate employee is a hong kong citizen he is not a u.k. citizen in other words that means he's chinese so it's entirely in internal matter for china so with regard to the recent series of mistaken comments the u.k. has made regarding hong kong china has openly expressed its stern position we want to once again urge the u.k. to stop making indiscreet remarks and stop stirring up trouble on the hong kong issue it more now from our correspondent in beijing scott hydra the minister of foreign affairs here in beijing on wednesday confirming that simon chang is in detention something that's called public security administration detention down in shin gen that's a border

dire situation the u.k. could face if it leaves the european union without a deal and we'll show you the shot up to gold for take charge of the b.m.w. championship that's coming up in sport in about that. has denied a u.s. request to seize an iranian oil tanker that's been held there for 6 weeks a supreme court judge in the british territory ordered the personal release but this time yesterday the u.s. department of justice issued a warrant for its detention the ship was accused of trying to break sanctions al-jazeera as andrew symonds joins us live here on the news hour again from gibraltar and this issuing of the detention order and then the rejection of it in real terms does this change what the tanker will or will not do at all. probably not in fact 99 percent not because now you have a confirmation from the authorities here in that there won't be an extension of the detention order or not so much of the extension a re re imposition of the of the detention order the court action in the united states has no application here that's really the nub of it the explanation given by the

u.k. parliament use legislation to prevent its own suspension a la position leader jeremy corbyn tonight says yes it can he plans to introduce legislation to block prime minister boris johnson from suspending parliament ahead of bricks it just yesterday johnson announced that he will suspend parliament for 5 weeks between september and october he says the break is necessary to allow the government to develop its domestic agenda opponents say it's an undemocratic attempt to stifle debate before britain's scheduled departure from the e.u. on october 31st. more than $1000000.00 signatures were gathered within 24 hours against the forced recess of parliament many britons are furious with their new prime minister boris johnson including businesswoman and anti breaks at activist gina miller she has launched legal action to defend the rights of parliament in the courts. we're not questioning whether having that power using it is illegal or not what we're questioning is that the use of this power in parliament for such a long time 5 weeks greg said hardliners however don't understand wha

in the u.k. indicate their push for an emergency debate as legal challenges against the suspension of. the haves and have nots a new report looks at the difference in life span between the rich and poor less. hello despite the fact the monsoon rains are retreating every now and again to get the best just to tease us and this is one such that would have a karate otherwise this satellite picture is largely free of tide but there's something still in eastern turkey at the caucasus and spreading across the middle of the caspian the tension baku down to $24.00 and you might feel showers here as well they want to create further around the coast towards iran but mostly it's the picture dry weather the temperature in the high forty's and by that still on the very high side this time of the year clearly it's cooler on the coast as a ways so team beirut a good example but the coast of the gulf is a different matter just on these other human hearts or slightly less he wouldn't slightly hotter i think we got a lot to work 41 in doha the next couple of days possibly rising more so the cloud aro

civilian deaths. saudi arabia buys its weapons from the united states and the u.k. as well as a number of european arms manufacturers led by french and german companies. officially the use of these european weapons is compliance with international law but the truth is far more complex this is a u.k. many factures weapon produced in a 2015. minutes all school ended and shipped girl one go together muffled but the look polite this is all i. asked for answers europe's leaders are keeping their lips sealed. because if he doesn't do it we don't need it is it a momentous year. for the solstice focus on the abuse. evidence has been gathered accusation. has to be mechanical to bomb them off go back go join a computer think that let's show that it the u.k. and france themselves those states are risking complicity in future unlawful coalition attacks. the saudi and u.a.e. that coalition has been accused of violating international humanitarian law and the rules of war supplying the weapons used in these alleged war crimes would make the u.k. france and germany complicit. a majority of the

important trading partner in europe and the u.k. needs germany more than germany needs the u.k. it was a threat of recession looming nakul does not want to see further pressure on the trading relationship tens of thousands of jobs are reportedly at stake if there is no deal breaks. no let's bring in all this hoping he's with a german british chambre of commerce and joins us from london all of you convinced like merkel that a deal can still be reached. it will be still be reached but i think i'm good on that as on that i believe she's put the ball back into both conference call because she's actually said there within 30 days something may well be possible to the u.k. to come up with the workable solution and that's really remains to be seen but of course on staff and in disable to come up with a solution for the backstop which satisfies the crowd and if you pay union so that at the heart or is supported in or not what would you reckon what happens on 31st of october do you believe all the horror scenarios that we've had i think some of the also now is might well come true and nothing els

the e.u. and the u.k. regulating britain's exit from the block. but johnson says there will be no deal unless the backstop the insurance policy to prevent a hard border with the republic of ireland is removed from the deal. brazil's president jacob also nardo 1st retracted then repeated his accusation that the blaze is sweeping the amazon was started by environmental organizations here tonight a firestorm of criticism after blaming non-governmental organizations for the fires j. about sonata did not support his claims with proof he made the statement as new figures showed that there had been a record number of fires there this year. the french seaside resort of b.r. hits is gearing up for the arrival of world leaders with more than 13000 police deployed as well as military personnel and drones 7 heads of state from the world's wealthiest countries the g 7 nations will spend 2 days tackling hot button issues including trade disputes climate change and iran. a syrian migrant accused of fatally stabbing a man in the eastern german city of camden it's last year has been found guilty a

was absurd. plus anti-war campaigners revealed the extent of the u.k. arms sales to the saudi led coalition since the start of the war in yemen in 2015. also this hour aid organization oxfam lashes out at g 7 countries ahead of their summit this weekend accusing them of driving global and appalled me with their policies. to quote see how the rich increased there's a lot the last year. well the richest billionaires was growing the vote for the poor stuff of society had folded. and winging it our correspondent takes to the skies with russia as a leap aerobatics team before the monk's air show. about a bird. but that would be a good thing but. yeah the back. of the head. watching are to international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. u.s. president donald trump claims he cancelled his state visit to denmark because the country's prime minister made some quote nasty remarks and offered to buy greenland which is a danish dependent territory but that was quickly rejected. prime minister's statement that it was absurd that was that it

british airways which pay for their fuel in dollars as well as u.k. retailers who pay for their stock in dollars. and there are winners we currency favors x. porters and tourism to the u.k. could also rise if occasion is find the country more affordable a silver lining perhaps to unpredictable times. the more i'm joined by barry head of market analysis to manage europe he joins us in london good to have you with us you probably heard our reports was the end just cited some possible upsides to a week at palin for example tourism do you share that optimism. i don't find the argument particularly persuasive frankly if you look at the u.k.'s current account balance as a percentage of g.d.p. so solidly in the negative effect it's barely improved since the referendum so even though you could argue that certain industries have received narrow benefits from the we compound on the whole the cost of the economy have significantly outweighed the benefits and you can see that in the price of sterling it's trading you know approximately 20 percent weaker against the euro compared to 2015 is

about 5 people in the u.k. with either. or even both. richard was a month and he had to undergo a series of treatments. are very cross. wired for trying the more side effects mood swings and sweating in. part. to take. drugs. in the 1970 use a new drug called factor 8 was released to using human blood it promised a much easier life for him a philly x. they no longer needed to go to hospital and could self administered the treatment by injection at any time or convenient place. but it had one fatal flaw rebelde which patients knew nothing until too late. one. of your treatment might contain the donation of 4050000 people. a lot of products in the u.k. came from america and one of the things we now know that the people giving those. people who maybe were in prison. and i encouraged to give that. to provide. this is a result showing that you were 8 feet 3. years and you weren't. were you told that you were being. rejected. because. the drugs don't move and the brutes and ankle supports have saved me a few times because sometimes you walk and you roll your own call and if i didn't have these