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government of the UK to exit the EU, MPs

With Boris Johnson , a British EU-exit cards finally on the table, all eyes are on Westminster and Brussels, to see whether the Prime Minister has played a winning hand. the merits of the proposals later. The Plan already has the backing of the Conservative's allies in Northern Ireland , the DUP, while leading the Tory Brexiteer Steve Baker expects, it is "very likely" by The Commons . But Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says it is "acceptable", and there was criticism from other Northern Irish parties, the Scottish nationalists and the Liberal Democrats .

The Plan would be to see Northern Ireland leave the EU customs Union in addition to the rest of the UK at the beginning of 2021, but still are subject to the EU legislation in relation to agricultural products and other goods, subject to the provisions of the Northern Ireland Assembly with the consent of all four years. A "very small number" of physical customs controls would happen, away from the boundary, in business areas or on "other points in the supply chain".

BBC Europe editor Katya Adler says, as "better than expected" and praised both the sound and the aspects of the contents of specify. But, do not add, "we are still there". The reaction in Dublin will be the key, with the Irish Prime Minister , Leo Varadkar sounding skeptical note, while the members expected to outline be resistance later. Our Europe editor adds: "no one I speak on the EU side believes that a new British EU exit deal can be done In Time for the leaders of the EU summit in mid-October. Some think it possible, until the end of the month. "

trump lashes over impeachment request

With strong language, the President - even betrayal - about their investigations claims that he is trying to pressurise the Ukrainian President in interfering in the 2020 US election. The Democrats promise a fair investigation in respect of a call, in which Mr. Trump Vladimir Zelensky pressed Biden to investigate Democratic rivals Joe and his son working for a Ukrainian gas company. No evidence of misconduct came from the three-piece to light.

After a turbulent few weeks for the heads of state and government on both sides of The Atlantic , for men, Trump and Johnson.

Asher-win Smith historic gold at world Championships

Dina Asher-Smith wakes up This Morning as world Champion and the championship After romping to victory in The World athletics 200m final in Doha. Their national record time of 21. 88 seconds of great Britain secured the first gold medal of The Games , After days, she won silver over 100m. BBC Sport's Saj Chowdhury charts from the moment they left the teacher speechless on sports day in your Kent elementary school.

you Should split up before uni?

From Anoushka Dougherty, first-year history student, University of Manchester

It is the summer before the start of the University, the results are around The Corner and the time to do the home-cooked meals and Laundry would finally end. But in spite of the fact that we are fussing about the budgeting and the acquisition of culinary skills beyond pasta and noodle pot, one of The Most stressful decisions surrounding uni-for many people, whether or not to remain in the Secondary School relations.

I'm curious, those who plan to keep their existing partners. Will survive their relationships, or the romantic possibilities in their new environments are turning to exciting to be at the bottom?

What outlet the papers say

on Thursday the reaction of the EU politicians Boris Johnson , the UK's EU proposals. The Financial Times reported a "frosty" reception in Brussels, while The Guardian suggests, called for the "dismay" of the EU. The U-Bahn, on The Other hand, says the Prime Minister , The Plan received a "cautious welcome", while The Daily Telegraph says there is already huge pressure on Ireland to accept some compromises. The Times says Brussels is to keep the clock rates, the withholding of the consent for formal negotiations.

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10:00 p.m. The High court in the rule, whether the nearly four million women, born in the 1950s and 1960s were treated unfairly by the increase in The State pension age.

13:00 funeral of Libby Squire, the student who went missing at the beginning of the year.

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in 1944, After 63 days of struggle with little help from the outside, which makes the Polish home army surrenders to the German occupation. The revolt had begun on 1. August, when the Soviet troops were fighting on The Outskirts of the Polish capital.

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