this is the news live from berlin a breath of breakthrough as spain strikes a deal with britain over gibraltar or british prime minister theresa may should get a good night's sleep before sunday's edu summit but can she sell her bricks that framework to her own along acres. as the u.n. calls for an end to violence against women we need one survivor of domestic abuse internally pendants husband attacked her with a gun she only survived because he ran out of bullets. and ugly scenes erupted as

riot police confront fuel tax protesters in central paris thousands of join violent demonstrations against the price hikes and we'll get the latest from the french capital. i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us. spain has reached a deal with britain and the rest of the european union on gibraltar clearing a key obstacle to sealing an agreement on bracks it british prime minister theresa may has been in brussels for talks with the e.u. chief. ahead of sunday's summit the disputed territory of gibraltar was the last sticking point in may's push to find a compromise with europe. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez now says he will support the deal. earlier to reset may spell out the u.k.'s position on gibraltar. but the u.k.'s traditional approach has not changed and will not change we have

negotiated on behalf of children to be sure that they are covered by the holding the old agreement by the change in payment and in the future we will continue to negotiate on behalf of the whole u.k. family and that includes gibraltar uncomputable for special i would always stand by gibraltar i guess you think from the let's bring in a d.w.i. as a barber of a zone who is in london for us barbara theresa may saying that the u.k. will always stand by gibraltar what does that really mean. what does it mean under the circumstances of breck's it of course three's a maze montrose throughout these negotiations and wrote these last months has been nothing has changed that's the expression she clings to but people are really not really believing her what happened is that she had to concede special rights to spain as soon as they knew the stations about the future relationship between the

european union that means also spain and britain will come to the economic. relationship will come to trade will come to borders and so on and so forth so that means she did have to give way in order to save the brakes a deal only of course she doesn't want to admit it. ok well that of course all of this is just one more step towards blacks at the big hurdle as we know is waiting back home for treason may in london when she presents the deal to her parliament. that of course is the problem she has and she will be quite happy probably and have a good night's sleep tonight in brussels because she's relatively far away from where the trouble is really brewing in belfast we have seen the party conference off the. northern irish unionist party and this is the party that really is propping up the reason mase government what's happened the leader of the

foster reconfirm that they would vote no to this deal to resume a brings home because the northern irish feel treated differently from the rest of the u.k. so she has trouble everywhere boris johnson was speaking up there and then she said breaks it in this form is treason may present it is a titanic mistake just a couple of months ago boris johnson said we will make a titanic success. now he has really changed his tune and it's all bad for the reason may as we stand here today she does not have a majority in parliament for this deal she isn't even close to it ok thank you so much that was the barber of asal reporting for us from london. the united nations is marking the international day for the elimination of violence against women on sunday several thousand women marched in rome on the eve of the occasion they were called victims of violence demanded greater rights for women and chanted slogans

against the far right party activists in turkey are also gearing up for demonstrations on sunday just last month the european council warning to do more to protect women and girls against domestic violence correspondent yulia han met with one survivor. my name is hundred nashton i was born in one thousand nine hundred six in istanbul i was always very strong. this is me h. texting or seventeen with a friend we were very happy that day. who hand looks back at her old pictures she likes to remember her teenage years but she has torn one person out of the voters and her husband the man who almost killed her. in our ten year relationship he slapped me he beat me he insulted me. why this happened in the bedroom as well. at some point tunde couldn't bear it any more

she wanted to leave her husband there was footage of what happened next one day he approached her with a gun and shot her. i thought this is it i'm going to die and at that moment he put the gun into my mouth and pulled the trigger but he had run out of bullets and that was my second chance thanks to god. is now paralyzed from the waist down her husband is in detention his trial has been dragging on for two years under his afraid he could walk free. there is a lack of reliable statistics on violence against women in turkey rights groups say on average one woman is killed every day when you talk to people on the streets an interesting thing happens almost every woman says violence is a familiar issue. of course there is violence against women here and

a lot of news about women being murdered we've had enough of it yet all of us have experienced abuse physical or psychological. that's why i think it's spreading it's was now that in the past and of course my neighbors beaten by her husband you know i think he does it out of jealousy. but it's a whole different story when you ask a man about violence against women. that it's oh i haven't seen it if i did i put a stop to it. in turkish kosher women are very precious to us is unacceptable to be to woman women are everything to was. a psychologist in counsels women who have become victims of violence and she gives classes like this one where she talks about the different types of abuse there are laws on the books she says but they are not influence problem which has been. the ronson of protection measures in place that the traces on to punish sufficiently. and the cases aren't being taken

seriously enough. and hopes her husband will have to stay in prison for a long time if she had to say he would never get out again. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world syrian state t.v. says at least forty one people are being treated following a suspected poison gas attack by insurgents on the government held city of aleppo doctors said most patients suffered from breathing problems and blurred vision. and at least ten people have died after a boat capsized on lake victoria near the ugandan capital kampala a police spokesman said forty people were rescued and a search for other survivors is ongoing he gave no details on the cause of the accident or how many people were on board. taiwan's ruling democratic progressive party has suffered a major defeat in local elections the island's pro independence president in when

resigned as head of the party vote was seen as a key test for size administration which has been under attack from beijing over her refusal to agree that taiwan is part of china clashes between police and demonstrators in paris have continued into the night earlier on saturday thousands of protesters took to the streets to voice their anger against fuel tax increases after darkness fell some protesters continued to burn barricades they had set up on the iconic shows that he's a riot police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse them dozens of people have been arrested french president emanuel met coal condemned the violence in a tweet writing shame on those who attacked police and shame on those who assaulted other citizens and journalists. the nice violence came after a day of action across the country the latest in a wave of demonstrations voicing discontent with mccall's policies. earlier we spoke to correspondent john lawrence in who is following the events in paris we

asked him about the french interior minister's claim that the far right was behind demonstrations the demonstrators come from outside the san new tax on motor fuel meant to cut consumption and pollution in big cities will affect them disproportionately others say they're angry about economic policies that favor business and the rich played by. all the big companies should pay taxes like everybody else and also the big bosses and the rich should pay wealth taxes the government suppressed the wealth tax and now they make the ordinary people pay that's not normal and all that. but france's interior minister blames the on rest on the far right who being the leader of the populist anti immigrant rights on the mall now. well i have been to my not been off to mary in the pen cooled protests to the shown sillies a thousands of people mobilized what we're seeing is the ultra right has come together to talk about some movies they don't around france demonstrators have

blocked roads and here yellow vests took over a highway toll booth and waved to motorists through. we don't want to bother people. when people ask who to thank we say thank president i'm on you all mccraw. we're going to send him the bill. he's got a bigger salary than i do he'll manage. back in paris the unrest continued after the sunset as one of the greatest challenges to president macro's leadership showed no sign of dying down. earlier we spoke to correspondent john laurenson who is following the events in paris we asked him about the french interior minister's claim that the far right was behind the demonstrations. minister has said that the people who went to demonstrate to show that they did so because marie le pen asked them to.

forget that other political movements in france the center right but i probably town for example have been behind the yellow vests movement also on the far left of the times he's going to speak for evil to the next movement i think there is a popular revolt something very are organizing we. seem very much in the trade union organizing demonstrations you know the demonstrations in the central this is something which has been organized on on social media and no one knows it's going to turn up where and when to be to these demonstrations and many of the people who are going to him straight are doing so pretty first time. formula one at the final grand prix of the season lewis hamilton and mercedes has

taken pole position in abu dabi the world champion who has already wrapped up the driver's title set a track record in qualifying it is eleventh poll of the season and eighty third overall and here's how the starting grid looks for sunday's race sharing the front row is hamilton's mercedes team mate. for sebastian vettel and it kimi can take up the second row and row three sees the red bull. south america's big soccer showpiece has been postponed until sunday evening because of fan violence the kickoff of saturday's copa libertadores final was delayed for several hours before being put back a day river plate fans attacked the team bus of. club juniors ahead of the second leg objects were thrown and reports said pepper spray was used and both of players were hurt there was also further trouble outside the stadium. and the

bundesliga show follows after the break with pablo foley and find out if stuttering champions buyer munich could get back to their winning ways we will also see if leaders could extend their lead at the top all that and more coming up short. and now for some ancient art archaeologists in egypt have uncovered an ancient site on the banks of the nile river located in the fabled valley of the kings the site contains the mummies of a priest and his wife officials also said there are thousands statutes in the tomb which dates from thirteen hundred b.c. . and for you of the top stories we're following british prime minister theresa may has met with the head of the e.u. executive. to sunday's crucial summit leaders are expected to back a framework for the u.k. to leave the bloc. that's your join us again at the top of the hour or you can

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