LONDON, HOUSE OF COMMONS Leo Amery, a Conservative MP, shouted "Speak for England, Arthur!" across the chamber tonight as Arthur Greenwood rose to reply to the Prime Minister. The House was packed and overheated, and it fell quiet for a moment.

LONDON Britain does not recognise Germany's incorporation of Danzig into the Reich, Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons this evening. He rejected both the German decree of annexation and the legal effect Berlin claims for it.

PARIS London and Paris are still working on a common position on what their guarantees to Poland require, close to forty hours after the invasion began. Both governments maintain publicly that Germany must withdraw before anything can be negotiated.

LONDON Britain entered a second night under blackout regulations, with households, shops, vehicles and public buildings again required to cover or put out all lights after dark.

LONDON German aircraft bombed Warsaw and Kraków again today. More details are emerging, but official figures from both sides need to be treated with care.

OTTAWA Canada has recalled its parliament to decide what part the country will take if Britain goes to war. A special session is fixed for next week.

DUBLIN Ireland declared a state of national emergency today and confirmed that it will stay out of the war.

STOCKHOLM Germany has formally assured Norway that it will respect Norwegian territorial integrity and neutrality, provided Norway stays strictly neutral in the war in Poland, according to diplomatic sources.

LONDON German forces pressed their attack across Poland through the second day from East Prussia, Pomerania, Silesia and Slovakia, with aircraft hitting communications and towns inland.

PARIS Italy has proposed a halt to the fighting in Poland and a conference of five powers, according to reports reaching Paris from Rome this morning.

WARSAW Warsaw and Kraków have come under renewed German air attack, according to reports reaching Paris, as the bombing of Polish cities continues into a second day.

LONDON The bell went at 09:00 at a school in Bethnal Green this morning and eleven children came in.

PARIS A requisition officer at a Paris mairie sat at a table this morning with a rubber stamp, facing a queue of men who had brought their vehicles because a notice told them to.

WARSAW The Polish garrison at Westerplatte is still holding out on the second day of the German attack. It is the only part of Danzig still contested.

WARSAW German forces continued operations across the Polish frontier through the night, with no sign that Berlin intends to halt the invasion in response to the British and French warnings delivered last night.

LONDON Poland has formally invoked its treaties with Britain and France and asked for immediate military assistance against the German invasion, Polish officials in London say. The invasion is now in its second day.