For spying in iran, says her case is a game of cat and mouse between governments with them living life as a piece of bait. Police in belarus detain 250 Anti Government protestors as around 100,000 people return to street demonstrations. Good afternoon. Two former Prime Ministers have condemned a plan by the government to override elements of the brexit Withdrawal Agreement signed with the eu. In a joint column for the sunday times, sirjohn major and tony blair called the proposal, which would break International Law, 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 y
At the programme. And its victory for Lewis Hamilton in the tuscan grand prix after a race that was stopped twice after a spate of crashes. More on that at 6 30pm in sportsday. The justice secretary, Robert Buckland, has defended government plans to potentially override elements of the brexit Withdrawal Agreement signed with the european union. The proposal, which would break International Law, would give number 10 the power to change or ignore rules relating to the movement of goods between britain and Northern Ireland. Mr buckland said it was an emergency brexit insurance policy if brussels acted in an unreasonable way by insisting on excessive checks on goods. Heres our chief political correspondent, vicki young. A lots changed since brexit day. Crowds can no longer gather, but once again the arguments are raging about our relationship with the eu. Four years ago, these two former prime ministers campaigned against brexit. Today, they criticised the government for making plans to ov
As a piece of bait. Police in belarus detain 250 Anti Government protestors as around 100,000 people return to street demonstrations. Good afternoon. Two former prime ministers have condemned a plan by the government to override elements of the brexit Withdrawal Agreement signed with the eu. In a joint column for the sunday times, sirjohn major and tony blair called the proposal which would break International Law shocking and irresponsible. Thejustice 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 sunday times, sirjohn and mr blair said the governments actions were irresponsible,
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