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Brexit: Johnson press Merkel on backstop

Boris Johnson goes to Berlin, in order to prevent a hard border between Northern Ireland and The Republic of Ireland. The Prime Minister says that the backstop, agreed to by predecessor, Theresa May , is "anti-democratic", and that he is ready to accept the New Deal .

But the Brexit period of 31. October is non-negotiable, he will tell you, the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel .

So, what kind of reception is Mr. Johnson probably? In the run-up to The Talks , Mrs Merkel said, a solution could be found, the Irish border is a Problem, that meant that The Attack would not be needed - indicated But , since the EU leaders have repeatedly said that there is no change in the disbursement agreement.

Mr. Johnson has been a busy few days of diplomacy, to Paris for further talks on Thursday And Then the G7 summit in Biarritz, France, on Saturday. BBC-Reality Check asks

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- containers 'housing the homeless children'

A report from The Children 's commissioner for England says around of 124,000 children are officially homeless. A further 90,000 a movement from one place are thought to be "sofa-surfing" - often to the other. Anne Longfield report also finds that the councils are housing families in the converted office building with rooms, "hardly bigger than a Parking lot" and converted ship containers, which is described as "too hot in summer and cold in the winter".

The government says the people feel that they have been placed in unsuitable accommodation can ask for an assessment.

trump breaks Denmark visit Greenland sale snub

When U.S. President Donald Trump said that he thought the purchase of the Autonomous Danish territory of Greenland, Denmark PM, Mette Frederiksen , dismissed the idea as "absurd". Now Mr Trump's retaliation, Denmark has planned for the next month. He said he would meet with Queen Margrethe II and Ms Frederiksen a different time.

Barcelona wave of crime tarnishes the city's image

By Guy Hedgecoe

Several violent robberies, including the robbery of a foreign diplomat, drew attention to a wave of crime in Barcelona, alarming the inhabitants and The Local authorities. The Afghan Ambassador to Spain, Masood Khalili, was robbed in the night on Monday in the centre of Barcelona, when multiple attackers threw him to the ground and took his watch. Mr Khalili suffered a leg injury in The Attack .

A few blocks away, also in the night on Monday, a 91-year-old head suffered injuries when thieves grabbed her necklace.

"is It to confess the time, The Situation is out of control," says The President of a Barcelona business association.

What the papers say

Several papers for the government's announcement, Ministers and top officials of The Daily Telegraph calls it a "Brussels boycott", while Metro describes it as a "work stoppage". The Times reported that Boris Johnson , you don't say to Angela Merkel that the Parliament to prevent a no-Escape deal, if you talks in Berlin later. And The Guardian says no chance on a " New Deal is based on events in the G7 summit This Week .

Daily digest

cardinal loses appeal against sexual abuse convictions

Irish workhouse victim wins compensation battle

New drug for people who are bleeding uncontrollably.

"Up to 40 million" languishing in UK homes

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Today, the member States of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora and, where necessary, new directives on trade in elephant ivory.

09:30 The Scottish government published figures for its expenditure and revenue.

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