streatch ties are charging process half the time which is vision and i look forward to us being able to progress that in the weeks ahead. joining me now is brussels correspondent government is covering that summit for us you can expect to hear anything new about the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. at the summit. tourism i will have a full fifteen minutes to continue her charm offensive here in brussels convincing the other twenty seven e.u. leaders that she will stand by the commitments that the u.k. has made in the past and will be interesting to see what kind of concessions she can throw in within these fifteen minutes she mentioned the word cooperation for at least four times in that statement we have just heard when she kept on talking she she says that the world cooperation another three times so very conciliatory toward tones here it will be interesting to see how that goes down with the other leaders it's pretty clear that they will follow michel barnier the chief negotiator who has

said it's not sufficient progress to move on from the divorce talks into future relations but german chancellor angela merkel said maybe that could be the sort of a gesture may can take away from the summit maybe it will be enough to start these talks in december and to resume also said that britain and the air are within touching distance of a deal on citizens' rights leaders feel the same way. a number of elian eight leaders said it was a good thing that she moved forward on citizen rights and that indeed they're very close there are a couple of legal stumbling block still who can guarantee the rights that you recently has put on onto the table it is in the interests of both sides citizens very close to the hearts of the leaders and very close to the heart of the economies because after all three million and more e.u. citizens working in the u.k. are quite an essential work force and what the crisis brewing in spain and catalonia is desire for independence to what extent will that be discussed by

leaders who began to arrive ing in brussels it would be up to the spanish prime minister here to put it on the agenda now he walked past the camera straight away without a single comment it was the french president who came next and who said this summit should send out a signal of solidarity with spain so overall what you can expect from a summit like this with where the eaves very keen to stay out of the internal affairs of a member state so not a lot of sympathy from the summit for an independence movement young myself the e.u. summit in brussels thank you. look at some other stories making news around the wired in afghanistan at least fifty eight people have been killed in a wave of attacks across the country one assault nearly wiped out an entire army camp in the southern province of kandahar over the past few days the taliban have

claimed multiple suicide and gun attacks targeting security forces. pakistan's former prime is an aversion reef has been indicted on charges of corruption charges stem from leaks documents known as the panama papers investigators say the documents show the sharif family held under reported assets overseas the family has denied any wrongdoing. just send out helen will be new zealand's next prime minister the new zealand first party has agreed to a coalition with a labor party and the greens the thirty seven year old will be the country's youngest prime minister and its third female leader. in jail nearly a month after the country's election chancellor angela merkel is now holding talks with potential coalition partners the parties from across the political spectrum say their first meetings have gone off well but they're warning it will be difficult to bridge their differences to most of these politicians the exploratory

talks are unknown grounds never before have the free market liberal f.d.p. and the environmental green party and gauged informal negotiations to form a federal government both have to overcome their reservations. right now we need to find out of there's a minimum of trust so that nobody has the impression that we are just bashing pies into each other's faces we need to be willing to make compromises that each of us as well as our voters can go along with. for instance on the european union the greens are calling for an end to austerity policy and want a collective pact on taxes and investments on the contrary the free market liberal f.t.p. is strictly against any kind of debt maturely zation within the e.u. or clean energy the environmental green party wants one hundred percent renewable energy by the year two thousand and fifteen they also want to ban combustion

engines in vehicles by two thousand and thirty no go for the business friendly for the democrats. migration could be the one issue where the greens find common ground both parties have been calling for germany's first immigration law you have a compass if the election campaign is over and each party stood their ground and maybe both of us profited we did not choose to be partners but now we just have to talk to each other and see how far we get. from it isn't understood. after today's talks the f.d.p. and greens will be meeting together again tomorrow but then chancellor merkel see the u.n. sees you parties will be joining in. and keeping track of this coalition talks is a political correspondent joins me now as we have the finest round of informal talks went off well we show you a hopeful sign that these bodies are kid to work together yes you can say that

everyone is keen to get involved in these talks that all the parties involved do want to make a success of it they want to be part of a new government effectively and at the moment of course these talks are really concerned setting up the talks themselves the proper talks and solve these have been preparatory discussions so it's a matter of establishing a work like atmosphere or maybe even a friendly atmosphere deciding on details such as who is going to meet in water round with who when at what place and so on so it's a lot of technical details not really very much of substance being discussed at the moment but it is important that all parties concerned from a very wide spectrum of political. persuasion have. expressed their willingness and their determination to make a success of this but it's not going to be easy to bridge the differences given that on policy it's a matter as they are often very far apart so what happens next. yes

indeed it is going to be difficult and everyone is warning that this will be a very long road that this will take weeks maybe even months if we if we look at the process in the next few days what happens next is that tomorrow all the parties concerned in these talks will meet for the first time around the table all of them together this will be a very large number of people and they will then have their first really in their face questions long discussions probably well into the night tomorrow and after that it will become clear exactly what kind of road map they are going to set up for the next few weeks in order to. you know to come to a conclusion to come to a proper treaty as it were a coalition treaty and give us some context here hons in many countries they are coalition governments often with multiple parties why is the process so complicated here well i'm not sure if it's easy in any country to form

a coalition here in germany it's the first time that it is a coalition of so many parties involved there are three or maybe you could even say four parties involved ranging from the rather left wing greens to on the other side of the political spectrum the christian social union from bavaria the sister party of i'm going to marcos christian democratic union in other words the conservatives the variance are particularly conservative and the spectrum between the variance on the one hand and the greens on the other hand that's the gap that has to be that has to be in some sense covered. so that makes it very difficult germany has very little experience of these kinds of coalitions at national level kinds beyond optimistic because i want to thank you very much. in sports we take a look at how denmark's participation in the two thousand and nineteen women's world cup is in jeopardy appeared dispute between the danish football association

and the women's national team has reached a deadlock with the players refusing to train in response a daily effort canceled friday's world cup qualifier against sweden which could result in heavy sanctions from. against sweden that's where they found out the danish f.a. had canceled the match. it's a serious and well for more on this controversy joining me now is a yep a louse and brock is a journalist with a political newspaper here the danish efi has offered a seventy three percent match to raise the women's team but it's well short of what the men's team receives why can't the women get the same as the men. well firstly i think it's important to stress that doesn't factor never been the aim of the women . it's more about equal conditions like the quality of hotels travelling

through training fields and so on they still want to massively improve pay for it but not as much as the man and i think it's because they realize that they cannot have a much of a man because there are so much more money in men's football than women's football . if they were to have the same amount of money as the men it should be an arrangement where the men. said no to a lot of money and gave them to the women because right now as of this right now all of the investments in women's football in denmark is there's no income and that it's only investment and they're getting the run saying you were saying it's not just about money but it's also about conditions how are the conditions for women play as and men play as different in denmark well in fact right now

larry the curious thing is let's not what they say it is agree about anymore lately they do the inspiration and want to get the players the good and fair conditions to play under so when they come up it is seen to really it has something to do about the trust between the parties we have had a lot of conflicts between the players association and the f.a.q. of recent years and i think that's the key to how it has come this far so what is at the heart of this dispute which has led to this breakdown of trust. it's well it's about principles more than money right now it's peanuts are split into two parties it's sixty five five thousand euros a year. so basically it's about principles the initial reaction of the players association has had so much influence on the players when they got rid of

the national team. and basically they want to sue to decide. when the players of the national team and that's also they think the players association want to yeah have too much influence basically now the danish women's team came second after your own and this is created a great deal of interest in women's football there how damaging is this conflict for the sport. it's it's almost impossible to grasp the hollower hoping the consequences can be it all depends on the science and from the from your feet which will move. in a few days or weeks. but this is this is so it could be so damaging we have seen kids changing the shirts from walking around with ronaldo and messi to instead walking around with a new heart or

a mathematician shows so they have become massive idols and it is the national team is not simply in the world cup qualification then they cannot see them anymore there are also i mean the big boom that was created during the summer could be lost it could cost money. at san dimas interest it could become yeah like dropping back the national scene for women and send us back something i thought yep allow some drunk agendas of the political newspaper thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. we stay with football if you go into men's football on buying munich have returned to their winning ways in the champions league group stage their welcome celtic to town and while the boisterous away fans took over the city center before the game by rested back and thrown on the pitch tomas miller's smashed home from close range on seventeen minutes before

yahshua kimmage made it to nearly ten minutes later martz who most scored after the break to complete the scoring by the handling handed nucor to your prime because a three to win on his return to champions league for boy. to win is the clubs on volved in europe are legal action and caustic alone face but it's often better on high end istanbul. it's first european company in twenty five years and hoffenheim first ever. cologne started the season with such optimism that back in europe after a twenty five year absence but now the smiles have disappeared domestically cologne have yet to find the shooting bullets they have picked up only one point in eight games. the signing of thirty nine year old cloud

on a free was perhaps a cry of desperation in the europa league form hasn't been any better one goal in two games no wonder they have lost both their matches but they determined to make a breakthrough in bed. it's our goal to first win a game so that we can get that monkey off our backs why shouldn't we pick up points just because we have none in the league doesn't mean we're a flight of belarus and get destroyed and if something doesn't give a coach the man that took cologne to the european competition after such a long wait could be on his way out. colona not the only german team struggling in the europa league it's hoffenheim every european campaign that. it was in need of a news i'll be back with you shortly with more news to stay with us because.

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you're watching the devaney is coming to you live from berlin i'm on the thought you might it's a pleasure to have you with us our top stories the spanish government has announced it will move ahead with suspending the autonomy of catalonia this after the region's leader threatened to declare independence madrid says he discussed next steps at an emergency meeting on saturday. and british prime minister to reason is urging the e.u. to break a deadlock on brics the talks she made the comments of the start of an e.u. leaders summit in brussels a coordinated e.u. migration policy will also be on the agenda at the two day meeting. that today marks the high point of the valley celebrations one of india's biggest festivals an important hindu holiday but the festival of lights has been overshadowed this year by news its people died after

a blast at an illegal firecracker factory in the eastern state of. now the explosion completely. troy the makeshift structure explosions like this are not uncommon in unlicensed factories meanwhile the supreme court in the capital new delhi has not introduced a ban on fireworks during the festival and the ban has sparked a lot of discussion online and fredricka baggio from a social media team is here to tell us more but in front of economic fire crackers an essential part of the value celebrations for many people i know because i come from india so explain why this ban. you know this better than me and you also you've just been to delhi just recently and the debate there about how to deal with the problem of air pollution is huge at the moment and the court now says the priority is to tackle this problem so the ban has come into effect last last week ahead of devalue and it will be in effect until the end of the month as you

mentioned fireworks are a big part of this festival so you know they also though contribute a lot to air pollution and to give you an idea of how bad things can get we are going to show you some pictures that were taken last year after the last year you know tobar a lot of people have been posting pictures like these on social media people from from delhi and some of these are really striking and last year the concentration of fine particle of pollutants according to the world health organization it soared up to thirty times the level that they deemed to be a safe level so it's really a big you know serious public health issue on a small as a huge issue and a daily thing because what are people saying online about this ban and firecrackers well it's interesting so on the one hand there is a lot of support for the ban a lot of people in delhi are saying this is what we need to do we've also seen

a lot of campaigns on social media we've seen people using different hashtags such as no firecrackers or pollution free devalue we have an example he. here from a he's an activist in delhi and he's been going around schools to talk to children and encourage them to celebrate in less polluting way this year on the other hand though there's also plenty of people who are upset with this ban and we have also reached out to users on our hindi a facebook page we've asked them what they think about this and some of them has told us they plan on simply ignoring the ban one user told us this time i will use even more firecrackers than last time so you can see i mean a lot of people are upset about the refund of this tradition and it's even more than that it's also a lot of people rely on the business of firecrackers and so for them this ban really means a big big issue and of course the kind of history behind using firecrackers is the valleys on the dock the night of the year of college the lunar calendar and this is

to dispel evil spirits but coming back to the valley celebrations the valley is more than just firecrackers isn't it it is everything you know this better than anyone it's with or without fireworks it's the festival of lights and we're beginning to see as today is the peak of the celebration we're beginning to see really beautiful images coming from all parts of india these pictures are from the city the northern city of. and it's been the city has been lit up in spectacular ways to mark the festival including with hundreds of oil lamps and i'm sure we're going to see many more pictures like these in the next few hours thank you so much for bringing that story for us and i wish you a happy valley and from both of us i have to say we wish all viewers who ever is celebrating the valley a very happy valley to you all now this is inviting international journalists who have been given refuge in germany to speak their minds about their host country

today ugandan journalist moses abel cried shares his thoughts with us. yeah germany i have a few words to say to you why it's about immigration love disappointment and. vastly i am thankful that living in this country means i have the peace and security that i once like my name is more this give me a book write a journalist from uganda where i once worked as an investigative journalist and paid a high price for the truth eight years ago i came to germany where i now have a rest and state i was lucky i have realized that the most basic human rights such as freedom of speech exemplary in europe and world of. understandably the or the a few minutes of this great nation i clearly due to hard work and sacrifice. however in my observation and experience the question of social progress were all

especially in regards to much unless groups such as immigrants remained largely unsolved. integration is not as successful as how to be. does anyone ever wonder why even educated immigrants find it so difficult to continue with their career even after top rating well as a journalist with immigrant by brown i feel so disappointed that i still can't find a job as a journalist. in my experience it's in the best interest of migrants to rebuild their shattered lives while contributing to their devoted to this great nation peace and security is not everything i believe proper operation of migrants into humans walk force is the best solution to the so called here for you crisis. all that this is your war this if you are a book write. b.m. in stuttgart salon read from his book lists for light compulsion which had not yet

appeared the poems were in excess. sibel to the audience he read like a person inflicting violence on himself. every day i must descend into my abyss is he had written to a friend there where there is no light compulsion perhaps as hotel an experienced it in his tower salon went to visit that tower again and sent a postcard with the word standing a greeting from a man standing at the brink. not merely the eyes the soul to seeks images that are kindred to it. for salon the ease in haim all to peace in coma was a mirror of all his tormented experience all is wounded is in pain. the scenes reminded him of the suffering of his parents. leaving the museum he said

it is enough. in a biography of her dylan salon underlined a passage by claimants brentano sometimes this genius turns dark and sinks down into the bitter while of his heart. presumably in the early morning of april the twentieth nine hundred seventy paul salon ended his own life. he drowned himself in the senate probably at the home a rebel. no more light compulsion. my father had been missing from his home for some time. one day my mother came to

me and said i have terrible news to tell you. you can conclude from the she said that my father had committed suicide or you will not and that he'd been found in the saying somehow i wasn't entirely surprised but it was something that i had already foreseen among the only that. the poet was buried at the t.a.a. cemetery on the outskirts of paris. in one thousand nine hundred ninety one it also became the final resting place of. our guns on thread son is now above the great black waist lonely.

and by three high fought strikes the lights pitch right in the dawn. there are still songs to be sung beyond mankind. and.

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a deadline to abandon plans for independence madrid now says that it will start taking back control of the breakaway region on saturday. also coming up britain's.