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Brexit: Johnson aims to push through the withdrawal bill

MPs will later as Prime Minister , Boris Johnson is making his last announcement to happen to make Brexit, that at the end of the month. If you vote for him, it's one more vote to approve whether or not to consider a three-day schedule for the Parliament the legislation.

The numbers look to be tight, with the opposition MPs argue that it will not consider enough time to, a bill, which was published on Monday and comes in at 110 pages. But the Ministers say they are confident of sufficient support, with Labour rebels and former Tory MEPs now sit as a independent ready, Mr. Johnson's deal with the EU.

"The Public wants no more delays, just as the other European heads of state and neither I," the Prime Minister said before The Debate . But, if the deputies reject the government's timetable, the chances of meeting the 31 October deadline, "slender indeed".

So, what happens now?

Harry Dunn -crash: police to question suspects in the U.S.

the British police arrested The Suspect in a car-crash-teenager Harry Dunn outside RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire, in August, killed. Woman Sacoolas returned to their homeland, to claim Diplomatic Immunity after The Incident .

Mr Dunn ' s family called the latest news "amazing", as they had intended, had the police already have a file passed to The Crown Prosecution Service on Sunday, the purpose of The Investigation was over

On Monday, The Foreign Minister, the woman showed Sacoolas, whose husband was reportedly an intelligence officer, she would go Home and the police had been waiting for 11 days to Mr Dunn ' s family of your departure.

Canadian election: Trudeau performance

maintains, Despite the recent scandals, the Liberal Party of the Prime Minister in Canada, albeit as a minority government. He has seen off The Challenge from the Conservatives remain as the largest party in the Parliament.

Thomas Cook collapse: MPs to question auditors

the Senior staff at audit firm EY, appears in front of MPs later, as part of their investigation into the collapse of the travel Agency Thomas Cook . EY, who wrote signed off on The Company 's credit rating last year, also uses a report to the award of Thomas Cook , the former head of a £5m bonus.

The race to build a flying electric taxi

By Ben Morris, technology and the business editor

For all of the commuters, the prospect of abducted to and from work in a fraction of the time that it usually takes quite irresistible. No jams, no delays of trains and no cold platforms - what's not To Love ?

this is The Promise of More Than a hundred companies, the development of electric vertical take-off and landing of aircraft. Like helicopters, you will not be runway, but to be in contrast to helicopters they promise, quiet and cheap.

But the dream seems to be some way. Industry experts say that the taxi services with such aircraft, a mass-market phenomenon until the 2030s. So What is the hold-up?

What the papers say

It says the discussion of the abundance of The Times , he can remove it altogether, if the changes are strongly modified by his opponents, like a second referendum. The Guardian reports that Boris Johnson , is trying to "ram" the legislation through by Thursday and I says that it is "fury" on the proposed speed of the events. Elsewhere, metro, The Sun and the Daily Mail leads on reports that Prince William is worried about the welfare of his Younger Brother , Prince Harry go.

Daily digest

abortion and same-sex marriage law change, period

Japan's Emperor proclaimed the enthronement in ancient ceremony

more and More older inmates "to die in front of the officers' "

fixed, revealed to avoid plans, the dissemination of disinformation on the next UK election

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On this day

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