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This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. former british prime ministers tony blair and sirjohn major call borisjohnson‘s brexit plans "shameful" — as the government continues to defend plans to override parts this is a collective will on the part of the government not just to prepare for the worst, but also to protect the internal workings of our united kingdom. thats responsible government. more than 30 people have died as wildfires burn in cali...

Plans to override parts of the legally binding treaty which laid out the terms of our departure. writing in the sunday times, sirjohn major and tony blair said that was irresponsible, wrong in principle and dangerous in practice. "it raises questions that go far beyond the impact on ireland, the peace process and negotiations for a trade deal, crucial though they are. it questions the very integrity of our nation". government ministers say its just an insurance policy in case negotiations with t...

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The smoke is so thick, it can be seen all the way from space. up close, the devastation is staggering. thousands of homes have been incinerated. some who have returned home here in oregon has been going through the rubble to find their belongings. 0thers guide theirs from potential looters. its been a rough couple of days, but ijust didnt feel right leaving home. president trump will be arriving in california tomorrow. he will be meeting firefighters as they battle to put an end to fires like th...

For most of us, around ten the night for most of us, around ten the lowest. in the midlands. here is tomorrow, warm southerly wind spreading across the uk, plenty of sunshine, turning hot across the south—east. 30 degrees. but for most of us its not going to be that one, it will be mostly around the low— mid—20s which is comfortable enough in pleasant enough in aberdeen and also glasgow around 20. i think tuesdayis also glasgow around 20. i think tuesday is going to be every bit as warm ac...

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This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. former british prime ministers tony blair and sirjohn major call borisjohnson‘s brexit plans "shameful" as the government continues to defend plans to override parts of the withdrawal agreement. this is a collective will on the part of the government not just to prepare for the worst, but also to protect the internal workings of our united kingdom. thats responsible government. more than 30 people have died ...

And prayer for those officers saying they are fighting for their lives. wildfires sweep the west. in some parts of oregon the air is the dirtiest its been in 35 years. the state capital of sail legal is reporting an air quality index of 512. some numbers are quite literally off the charts. 31 people so far have died in the fires. im marianne rafferty. now back to "the greg gutfeld show." greg: as we say goodbye to the police, shall keep the peace rochester, new york added to the list of police c...

0ne protester called it the last stand of a dead movement, but another said the campaign would pick up as people lost theirjobs in the coronavirus pandemic. at least 25 people are confirmed to have died as deadly wildfires continue to burn on the us west coast. fanned by winds and record heat, the blazes have burnt millions of acres and destroyed thousands of homes. californias governor gavin newsom says the disaster should end all doubt about the effects of climate change. well, this was the sc...

Shocking and irresponsible. the justice secretary, robert buckland, this morning dismissed the criticism, saying the country is facing an unprecedented situation. 0ur political correspondent, helen catt, reports. two former prime ministers, one conservative, one labour, both angry. they have joined forces before to speak against brexit, but now they have strong words for a government planning to alter parts of the treaty which paved the way for leaving the eu less than a year ago. writing in the...