Of saying it officials in bell averse accused of falsifying augusts president ial Election Results and leading a crackdown on Peaceful Protesters they also seeking a joint approach on turkey and china during a 2 day summit of. The president s of france russia and the United States of cold 4 and a maybe its a spot in the disputed territory of nagornokarabakh turkey opposes the 3 nations if its to mediate in the conflict between azerbaijan and ethnic many and forces since the conflict flared up again on sunday dozens of people have been killed and hundreds injured. This is day to news from bergen you can follow us on twitter and instagram at news or visit our website at state w dot com. It is a divorce that may have to be settled in court today the European Union began legal action against the u. K. Accusing the British Government of violating the brics it Withdrawal Agreement and british lawmakers admit they are guilty as charged a bill is moving through parliament that would allow the u. K. To change unilaterally the brics it agreement as if the European Union didnt even exist tonight the u. K. Leaving the e. U. At all costs even if it means breaking the law i burnt off in berlin this is the day. This will lead to come to most damage to the house of commons reputation we had invited friends to remove the problematic parts in legislation supported by the hospitalised as a safety net of those increases protection by its very nature a breach of the implication of good faith in the threat to the good friday agreement has come for me to use it as i say should problematic provisions have not been removed and those polls will remain in that bill but a conservative government is willing to go back on its worst to break an International Agreement signed in good faith we stand by our commitments to thank you. Also coming up but there are 2 more u. S. President ial debates scheduled before the november election the commission in charge of those debates has announced changes hoping to prevent a repeat of what the world witnessed in disbelief this week well as president expects now to be honest its a very important idea how i set up now i know that the answer to my finance no you can pray now sir with a 1000000000 dollars if you that is if i have to. You know when youre not just through take youre doing it youre going to not a true gentleman. But to our viewers watching on p. B. S. In the United States into all of you around the world welcome but we begin the day with the question who trusts the British Government the answer not the European Union and that proof well its now in writing today the European Commission initiated legal action against the u. K. For violating the breaks that Withdrawal Agreement and since 2016 there have been countless hours late night meetings long summits dedicated to negotiating an acceptable exit of the u. K. From the European Union a broad sit divorce that both sides can live with and that is what was reached in what is known as the Withdrawal Agreement and although his government negotiated it u. K. Prime minister Boris Johnson now insists that the u. K. Have the right to change that agreement in the future without consulting the European Union johnson says this is about preserving u. K. Sovereignty europe says britain is a country reneging on an agreement and violating International Law in the process this draft bill is by its very nature a breach of the obligation of good faith laid down in the Withdrawal Agreement moreover if adopted as if it will be in full contradiction to the protocol of island Northern Island. The deadline lapsed yesterday the problematic provisions have not been removed and therefore the smarting of the commission has decided to send a letter from a notice to the u. K. Government this is the 1st step in an infringement procedure. Ursula from the lion there talking about the 1st step joining me here at the big table to talk about that is briggs of analysts a commentator john worth the familiar face to our viewers good to see you again john so you what u. K. Lawmakers theyre not arguing with the European Union here they agree that what they are doing violates a droll agreement what they are doing breaks International Law it could use what theyre saying basically the brits at the line of the British Government is faces essentially a worst Case Scenario that britain would potentially break International Law but brussels doesnt trust that law and thats why its begun Legal Proceedings today the very important point is only begun this is basically the European Commission sending a letter to london saying tell us what you really are trying to do here and before britain has to answer that the house of lords or the 2nd chamber of polman has to look at the soul and its might just still save the day and prevent it actually coming to a case in court later in a world where the chances of the house of lords saying no they. Have a 5050 Something Like that and there is certainly much more opposition to this by behavior jonass government in the house of lords than in the house of commons particularly from also some form of conservative Party Meetings like Michael Howard who sits in the house you know viewers watching this who maybe not follow this all the time but will look at this story and say the current u. K. Government they go she and agreed to the bridge with her old agreement if it yet the Prime MinisterBoris Johnson nail meetings that the agreement could be a threat to the u. K. How is that possible they said yes to it this is essentially because the conservatives have never faced the inherent problem with brits it to do with Northern Ireland essentially the deal that Boris Johnson negotiated and agreed with brussels essentially imposes some kind of controls controls on goods that would be exported from Northern Ireland to the rest of the u. K. That was olds with what to reason they had previously. Negotiated she said im never going to have any sort of border between Northern Island and the rest now Boris Johnson said hang on a minute ive not sure i want that now because that is actually potentially causing some division between Northern Ireland and the rest hes never faced thats inherent problem that is within breaks it is essentially the Northern Ireland question and since he himself he cant make up his own mind he doesnt have his own policy and i think thats what best explains the seeming contradiction there has a month to respond to this notice that was sent today from brussels do you think that the response is going to be satisfactory to the europeans and the and is there a court or a judge who would then be able to solve this since the Crucial Point is is this an all of a socalled internal market bill its offensive piece of legislation has caused all these problems in brussels what are the chances that lets not current draft will become a law by the end of october i think is probably about 5050. 00 that will be the case that there is certainly major opposition in the house of lords if it does 2 things then potentially happen a case comes before the European Court of justice but that could take some moments to happen even if they sped up the procedure because nobody that can take a couple of years before of course a court case gets to the European Court of justice and much more important what well see at the end of october is processes ok u. K. We dont trust you were told now were going to even stop talking to try to find a break sit deal by the end of the year on the future trade negotiations and so both sides start planning for the worst a socalled no deal breaks it by the end of this year because of course thats the crucial thing the clock is really taking its less than 100. 00 days until this cliff edge at the end of 2020 and we dont know still is there going to be a deal or no deal at the end of december which is a list of pick up on what exactly what you just said there which is take a listen to what the European Parliament president said today about breaks in negotiations moving forward it was an agreement in. The course will be at the negotiating table until the bitter end. And we hope that people realize that this is a historic moment. And they realize the consequences if at the end of the year theres no possibility of a deal. To have an agreement they have to also respect previous agreements otherwise we cant make any progress i mean you know he didnt fret and he shouldnt us we know and now he what hes saying is its almost like this this minor minor minor problem could explode and destroy the entire breaks it project. Yes. Although you must also see the point that there are only by the options available for the u. K. From now its either a break sit with a minimal trade deal which will cause quite some considering. Problems at the borders or is no deal which could be potentially a catastrophe if there are there are problems with thousands of trucks curing at the ports of dover for example but i think what what society the parliament present said there is complete correct brussels will steadily determinately keep trying to solve these problems until it can try no more all but likewise what weve seen today is this distrust which has developed into a question of how do you continue negotiating with the people sitting across the table from you you think would double cross you this is difficult in what has been done both sides is to take the negotiations down a level down to the level of bania the chief negotiator on the e. U. Side and frost his u. K. Counterpart try to deep politicize those talks about the substantive issues that theyre trying to get to grips with things like fisheries policy or state aid so how much governments can subsidize Failing Industries and so therefore theyve tried it and the e. U. Has tried this all along is to keep those type of those technical talks going while at the same time the high level politics has become increasingly sour but maybe with the end of that i think what is going to boil down to is some high level political agreement that would be needed some point of its going to be a very rocky end of october beginning of november if we havent got an agreement by then then both sides are going to have to plan for the worse but were not quite at that stage yet what happens to the u. K. s reputation globally if it breaks International War as it currently is planning to do right now this is very very important because britain has said ok we might have a souring relationship with the European Union but we want to sign trade deals potentially with the United States although bear in mind that the political situation at us difficult but also. With countries like canada or australia or new zealand and if you were those countries just now would you even want to negotiate a trade deal with the u. K. Knowing that they dissension even a dome a deal that they had with their closest neighbor the government of with boards johnson in charge would probably be the one that would be suspicious to most pay exactly and so the British Government in its International Reputation has lost an enormous amount of trust it also in its Foreign Policy towards iran for example as if iran is breaking its commitments under Nuclear Deals britain is britain theyre in a position to say ive got a minute you know perspective what you signed up to another regimes can point back and you can go so well you didnt either so britain is International Credibility is taken huge hits here and not only in trade well you know it is october 1st weve got 3 months until the end of the year we will see what happens a what i think is going to happen its going to be a bumpy ride until then john where theres always we appreciate your analysis excellent thank you. But today is october 1st the 4th and final quarter of 2020 a year that we have seen unprecedented self induced shocks to the Global Economy in march when countries began throttling back their economies in order to slow the corona Virus Outbreak there was broad hope that both the shutdown and the recovery from that shutdown would be brief aids the recovery but the pandemic the economy and the alphabet they have proven very unpredictable in the United States initial jobless claims remain at levels higher than the records reach during the Great Recession of 2008 this week disney announced plans to cut 28000 jobs a direct result of consumers staying home and the airlines perhaps more than any other sector are feeling the pandemic pain tens of thousands of Airline Workers in the u. S. Are said to become unemployed this month airlines accepting federal bailout money are required to keep all workers on the payrolls that federal assistance ran out yesterday and the airlines say they have no choice but to cut costs radically to keep people in this state of worry and uncertainty is just cruel theres 100000 workers who are facing being out of work as of thursday and those are on various statuses but 100000 people immediately facing being out of work and many of them losing their health care as well theres so many emotions that are whole thing there my way and then through the veins of you know 8000 other American Airlines flight attendants who are also d d on the last day of the Payroll Support Program stabiliser job maintain our health care and we dont know whats going to happen next and we dont know whats going to happen next my colleague Monica Johnson debbie business joins me now here at the big table what we are glad as you said monica that we dont work in the aviation sector salute right now i mean the you. As airlines theyre in a crisis but they are not alone this week the International Air transport association revised its for your forecasts 2020. Was bit bad before before now were expecting what is an air travel to fall 66 percent from 2090 levels and im not surprised when i see for example that in august were just talking about the month of august Traffic Volume dropped 75 percent thats just always because as you know you know volume isnt always the same when you book a ticket in march for 1 destination its sort of fairly affordable when you book it for july august which ought to be called a day month you can pay 34. 00 times the same for the same destination when all of that didnt quite work out this year because people didnt travel as much not because they didnt want to but because they couldnt you have travel restrictions you have trouble warning you have mandatory quarantines so a lot of people we see thinking all right a half or 2 weeks to go on holiday but do have an extra 2 weeks notice during all the work because of the choir and its role in that is very very tricky and of course the fear will i get infected when i go on board of a plane now everybody says Aviation Industry certainly says that a plane is probably the safest place once its up in the air because of the air conditioning. That the field is in everything they have but what about before you take off and land and will the person sitting next to you wear the mask properly so many many issues and just in order to to make things work i actually did not just raise the percentage of air Traffic Volume that dropped this year they also say that quite possibly we wont return to pretend to make levels before 2024 were talking about around 4 years of tough times with the Aviation Industry and that affects airlines you mentioned. Layoffs here i mean what do you do when you do. And earn money while you start cutting costs usually it means layoffs people are expensive we have seen since the beginning of this pandemic that the majority of jobs being cut are not high paid theyre not high skilled jobs so were not seeing this recovery were seeing a recovery that looks more like a kid which is an interesting its an interesting i looked it up the letter i mean i still part of that debate who had the the moderate poor man will have to deal with it will have to deal with well lets lets call it a debate lets just say yeah. But yeah he sort of mentioned that and i sort of ok im familiar with the v. With the you with the l. Which obviously isnt good so whats k. And k. Shaped recovery but bas