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it continues. The legal dispute over the question of whether the Prime Minister , Boris Johnson , the decision to prorogue suspend Parliament for five weeks

From 10:30 BST to hear the judge two-and-a-half hours, in the reasoning of the British government. Then, after lunch, the Scottish Challenger to the agreement, you make your case.

Remember, there are two appeals to be heard. The First is by fighters Gina Miller 's team, with the argument against the English High Court decision That Mr Johnson's decision "purely political" and therefore "not a matter" for the judiciary.

The second is a move by the British government against a decision by a judge in Edinburgh's Court of Session, who said the PM's, was "unlawful" and to "stymie" the MPs before the 31. October Brexit Period.

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Benjamin Netanyahu in power? The Israeli Prime Minister 's right-wing Likud party, the former military chief Benny Gantz in the country is, in the General election. Surveys exit indicate there is a gap of perhaps one or two seats between them. If so, the Yisrael Beiteinu party could end up as a king-maker.

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Where have the Come The Drones and cruise missiles to attack two Saudi-Arabian oil-plants on Saturday - what are the big fires, and the interruption of the supply? The United States has claimed it is a "very compelling forensic case"

But Tehran denies any involvement, and Yemen, Iran's Houthi rebels said they launched The Drones . The BBC asks

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The north Cornwall village of Delabole on sitting on top of a hill That catches The Wind a lot of Wind throughout the year. It was here where the British "green revolution", with the help of an enterprising farmer, Martin Edwards .

"It All started with a storm," he says. "We lost, said the roof of The House , and My Mother , when we are carried out only with The Wind , instead of - That gave me to think. "

The next four years was spent shopping for Wind Turbines in Denmark, tense negotiations with The Local Council and the overcoming of a conservative community. In 1991, Edwards and his brother the UK's first commercial Wind farm opened. "The Locals thought we were fruitcakes," says Edwards.

The Times leads with A Warning from Boris Johnson , who must remain "out of the political arena". But I focused on allegations That in the Supreme court That the watch has "abused his power" to silence critics of its Brexit attitude. Meanwhile, The Guardian says the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn would remain neutral if a second referendum happens. And the Daily Mirror reports That a targeted high-dose irradiation could be used to cure prostate cancer "in a week".

graduates of "filtered prompted by the university ranking"

Giant Panda 's death in the Thai zoo to lose questions from China

the poor regions, bodies faster, the government warned

Derelict pub "still got ratings"

09:30 The Office for National Statistics, the CPI inflation rate for August shows.

17:00, Three stripes from the Belgian comic Tintin, estimated to be worth hundreds of thousands of pounds, go to an auction In Paris .

in 1970 Rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix dies at the age of 27, after collapsing at a party in London.

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