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Brexit: PM for Deal vote

It is up to John Bercow . The House of Commons, the speaker will decide whether the government gets to be Prime Minister Boris Johnson , the Brexit Deal with the EU later. Ministers argue that on Saturday, the vote does not mean a change in their motion that The House still had a chance to decide on the actual substance of the problem.

But Mr Bercow could decide to ask that the government effectively, for the same thing, about which will be discussed twice. If that happens, there is hardly a discussion or a vote.

But the government has also plans to introduce legislation for the implementation of the Brexit Deal is the cancellation of the contract - while on Monday, The Commons session.

Following Saturday's events, Mr. Johnson, as required, according to the law, requested the EU to delay the Brexit period on the 31 of October. But the and was accompanied, say, by a signed man: any further delay would "harm the interests of the UK and our EU Partners ".

or was intended to thwart.

explain what could happen next in the Brexit saga.

Harry: I'm going to My Family

The Duke of Sussex has opened up on some personal aspects of his life. In an interview with " Itv News , Prince Harry said he was worried that his wife Meghan would be the same pressure from the media as his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales. "I will always protect My Family , and now I have to protect A Family ," he said. The Prince also spoke about his relationship with his brother, and said she had "good days" and "bad days".

cancer research: scientists are looking for clues as to how disease '

born As being born a cancer""? Scientists try to find out more, that by creating it in a lab and observed their progress "on the first day". The intention is to detect possible cancer early.

Chile violence: Five dead after factory

lit the violence has focused on several cities in Chile, according to a (now abandoned) hike in metro fares In the capital, Santiago, the rioters, The government has imposed a state of emergency.

Why is Spain dig a dictator?

General Francisco Franco ruled Spain from 1939 until his death in 1975. He was buried in a mausoleum as The Valley of The Fallen , just outside Madrid. But, the site has become a Shrine to the far right and is hated by many Spaniards.

Spain's socialist government wants Franco to move remains to a less controversial location. But this plan is in contrast to Franco's family and his right-wing supporters. Last month, the country's top court rejected an appeal by The Family and supported the projects of the government.

The Problem has proved to be very controversial.

What papers

to say it Is a fresh British EU exit vote, and the PM offer? The Financial Times reported, but the Metro quotes the Minister of foreign Affairs in its title, namely: "Now we have the Numbers . "The Daily Mail says it is "fury" in Downing Street in the working position, while the I tell splashing to shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer , and his party a Deal , if it's a referendum on it. Elsewhere, The Sun is focused on suggestions of a feud between Prince Harry and Prince William. And the Daily Star predicts cold weather for Halloween.

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Lookahead

10:00 Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange is due to appear for an extradition case management hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court.

14:30, The Commons , Digital, culture, media and Sport Committee examining football governance and financing after the fall of the Bury FC.

On this day

in 1966, A coal slag heap collapses above The Village of Aberfan, South Wales , killing 144 people, 116 of them are children.

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