fifteen on w. . this is the w.'s line from britain's prime minister says she will ask the e.u. to bring the deal as parliament gets ready to vote on our to leave the european union theresa may insist she will secure significant changes for the e.u. is standing for also on the program pakistan's supreme court upholds its acquittal of the christian woman at the center of a high profile blasphemy case the decision paves the way for me to leave pakistan where she still faces threats against. five people are arrested after last week's

deadly collapse in brazil two engineers employed by the german safety inspection company to check the last year and said it was. just the comeback story of one of motor racing up and coming talents we meet eighteen year old sophia flush. on a formula three went airborne during the race two months ago now she's overcome fractures and doubts about her skills and she's back on the track deter her with. i'm still gal welcome to the program britain's parliament is due to hold another vote on the government's plan in the next few hours two weeks ago lawmakers rejected the deal struck between the prime minister to resign may and the european union today will decide on the changes they want to seek from brussels in order to

win parliamentary support mrs may has been addressing the house of commons for the last hour or so. for unless we're to end up with no bricks or tool the only way to avoid no deal is to agree a deal that is why i want to go back to brussels with the clearest possible mandate to secure a deal this was to secure a deal that this house can support that means sending the clearest possible message not about what this house doesn't. that means. that means sending the clearest possible message not about what this house doesn't want but what we do want so let's go to london that and join i did correspondent that mass welcome back yet so another important vote in the commons today on a brac set explain to us what b.m. things will vote on and what's at stake. world's reserve may basically has conceded

that it had deal is dead and that she has to go to the house of parliament and she's hoping that they will have they will give her guidance so she's hoping that at the end of today she would have something that she can take to brussels and then renegotiate so there are several amendments which come from all sides of the house of commons here there is for example the labor amendment they're hoping that they can exclude new deal so they are really fearing that the u.k. could crash out of the e.u. and they want to exclude it and if there is no deal at the end of february then they would have to seek for an extension to his and they would have to seek for an extension with for the of for the for this article fifty period so so not crashing out at the end of march that's one important event and there are others and basically m.p.'s are trying to get together to get one common position and that's the reason may is already saying that she has to renegotiate the facts of this is

a compromise has been reached within her own party or is in the process of being reached she has to basically open up the withdrawal agreement again we know from europe that they are really not very happy and they said well we have negotiated with this with the u.k. and this is it but it's going to be a game of chicken because syria may is going to take the speck to the european union ok so this sounds like m.p.'s ganging up on the government whichever way very votes tonight what's very and the world will theresa may actually have to do what she tells them. she will really have to do that i mean she's said it time and again that there is no other way she sees no other way forward the country is deeply divided it's polarized you can see behind me there are lots of protesters there are some who want to leave the european union as soon as possible and they said we don't want any deal and everything what they are doing and outs of parliament a space if you waste. let's go and that's crash out there are others who are hoping

for a second referendum they're hoping that they can yet overtown breaks it and this is also you know mir it's in and the house of parliament those it big polarization so it's a long shot for treason may to actually bring this together and yet that she is she is hoping to do that or at least she's hoping that she can have a consensus within her own party that one amendment will go forward and she can say well this is the best basically that we can do but this is our line of negotiation from now bergin mass in london thank you. well for the european viewpoint doctors chief political editor and i caught up with munfordville he's the man hoping to become the next to you commission president and she asked him about the likelihood of seeing a clear signal coming out of london today. because nobody can predict for the moment the outcome of the of the votes but i welcome the votes that we have

a chance to get clarity about to the ideas of the parliament again i think it's a historic moment for the for the country to get the come and understanding among the party political families to get a common understanding about the long term relationship towards european friends we are still friends we want to work together but we need a clear idea of wants to achieve now there are also mixed signals out of brussels leaders say this you can go to says that this breaks that deal can't be reopened others are saying let's talk so how much room for maneuver is this still to make any kind of concessions towards london there is no room of mine over for the legally binding treaty it is on the table so the commission will bernie has a full support of the european parliament on this if somebody has an idea to reopen this treaty then everything is again reopened then we talk again about the protests we talk again about the fisheries polities we talk again about how much great

britain must pay when they are leaving the european union so it is a balanced agreement with the need is a tariff occasion on the long term relationship we have in london the big problem of the backstop on the table that is a domestic discussion the biggest problem for their education and everybody knows we can't avoid a backstop because it's only a fallback position we can avoid a backstop if we have a clear idea on the long term relationship if we know what we want to achieve we can make it in the next two or four years in citrus transitional period that's let's clarify the long term relationship and then we have a good perspective for the future now you or the conservative candidates in these upcoming e.u. elections of course will have an impact there either way particular also on those populist parties you've reached already across the aisle calling on all parties to basically join forces again. the vi's of populous from the right how do you want to avoid these elections becoming

a de facto referendum for or against europe or for against migration we're discussing the european elections not brecht's it and not the yes or no to europe we discussed the direction of this continent and in democratic elections people show up and tell us as politicians in which direction we should go with the majority decision what we have to put on the table as democratic parties is to give people an idea about the direction for example i am a candidate who tells the people very clearly if i become commission president i will stop seeing lodgment talks towards turkey i don't think that turkey can become a member of syrup in union and he said vote for one of the p.p. parties in europe they will get a commission president who coud say says very clearly and we'll do this off the votes so we have to be concrete we have to be clear what are we offering to the citizens and to have a lively debate a reaction coming bunch of i thank you very much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. justice department has charged chinese telecoms john twilight with industrial

espionage and violating sanctions against iran the charges are linked to the arresting canada afterall ways that chief financial officer mangan the move comes at a time of heightened tensions between washington and beijing due to a simmering trade conflict. raging in the united states has imposed sanctions on venezuela's state oil firm curbing the country's crude oil expert exports it's the trump administration's latest move in its efforts to oust venezuela's president it was in battle glitter hold the sanctions illegal accusing the u.s. imports of steel venezuela's riches and its territory. the palestinian prime minister. has officially submitted his government's resignation it paves the way for a new cabinet that will include the palestine liberation organization rival islamist the group hamas has condemned the move and accused president mahmoud abbas of trying to establish a separatist. pro-democracy activists in hong kong i did

support of imprisoned chinese human rights lawyer while. on the job while mr wang was jailed on monday after a chinese call to her sentencing before and a half years in jail for the states and a beijing's crackdown continued today with a human rights website founded jailed on similar charges. pakistan's supreme court has rejected a challenge to its acquittal of a christian woman charged with blasphemy the decision means asio will remain a free woman but she's been in hiding since october when the court overturned her death sentence and declared her not guilty decision that sparked widespread outrage today's ruling clears the way for her to leave pakistan what's not clear when and where she will go. she's one of the most talked about women in pakistan. pictured here shortly after her conviction in twenty ten the christian mother of five was sentenced to death for alleged remarks about islam general brown with

fellow farm workers that refused to share their glass of water with a non muslim now free she lives in hiding no longer on death row but still in constant fear for her life. and this is why hard line islamists calling for her to be hanged. her acquittal in october last year triggered days of nationwide demonstrations. who are who in every corner of the country the sons of islam have voiced opposition to the supreme court verdict by going on to the streets. what kind of a verdict is this from the supreme court of an islamic republic which is troubling muslims but satisfying in for those. demonstrations were any cooled off when the government agreed to bobby v. from leaving the country pending today's verdict but this is a case already linked to the killings of at least two people. the governor of

punjab province summoned his ear seen here on the right has assassinated by his bodyguard in twenty eleven after speaking in b.p.'s defense. later the same year the federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed off to calling for her release. today's verdict is likely to do little to appease those who settle for nothing less than having a death sentence reinstated. in the. smallness from. asia desk welcome today's decision was in response to an appeal against babies a previous acquittal so is it the final word can it be challenged. no i do not think that it can be challenged and. the supreme court is very clear in its judgement that. the appeal was flawed and the lawyer of the person

who appealed could not really challenge. so it has been dismissed it is a hugely significant decision and we need to understand that the judges were under immense pressure but they have shown immense country it is a very commendable decision indeed. quickly in october spock's violent protests and pakistan how has today's decision been received. well we have not seen large protests there have been some small protests in different cities but the kind of backlash and the violence that we saw in the last year we are not seeing it now i think the most important thing that we must realize is that i believe that the judiciary the pakistani judiciary the government and. on the same page and we need to understand the army the general. exercise

a great deal of influence what islamists so if they believe that it is dying that should be a free person i don't think anybody can stop her not even islamists i think that kind of influence the generals have on pakistani politics she could be leaving the country and he dime we do not know when. but she cannot stay in pakistan because her life is in danger step and briefly if you will my dear your last answer that you seemed to imply that pakistani. politicians. do influence the supreme court. no barbara stanny supreme code has a checkered history and it has been allied with the military actually does a military that calls the shots so we need to understand the pakistani the dynamics

of pakistani politics how the government actually. at the moment drums respond. journalist rianne maya i'm sorry to have to be the one to tell you but you forgot to invite women wow i really nailed the diversity of that says another twitter user one of those that do just wearing gray a little later emirates did post a picture that included some women except none of them was actually holding an award or was even credited in the photo but even this updated pictures unlikely to silence critics last year the united nations criticize the u.e.s. human rights record in particular the gulf states record on discrimination against women among said specific concerns with the fact that men can still behave with their wives from working and that sent gender inequality isn't limited to the gulf states of course in twenty seventeen u.s. vice president mike pence took

a lot of heat online after tweeting this photo of the publican lawmakers discussing health care reform including maternity care again not a woman in sight and here in germany interior minister jose hoffa was taken to task by the online masses that his ministry proudly announced its new all male leadership lineup. now authorities in brazil have arrested five people in connection with last week's devastating down collapse two are engineers employed by the german safety inspection company while the other three worked for the downs own a mining company volley of the death toll has now reached sixty five but that's expected to increase as authorities estimate that hundreds more are still buried under the sludge released when the dam collapsed relatives of subject himself they protesting outside volleys headquarters in sao paulo it's the second collapse at a valley in recent years. straight to rio de janeiro while we

join the journalist. who's following developments for so welcome what more can you tell us about today's arrests that happened in the morning in sao paolo and in brazil's business capital where five people were arrested three a members are employees of bali it will be and they will be interested by the authorities here whether they have any responsibility on the collapse of the dam and further two engineers of the german company two of zoot have also been interested and arrested temporarily they have certified the safety of the mine and the mine garbage. in september last year and the authorities will now have a look on whether this certification was correct or if they have been any irregularities concerning it so the german company that you just mentioned. what have they said about this. has said yes to employees of

our company in brazil have been arrested but for the information they do not give so far because they say the authorities in brazil are working so far they don't want to give any statement about it to suit is a company that certifies for many years already in germany one of the biggest certification companies we have of such a type and for the last twenty years their activities grew especially outside germany also here in south america and they have a really good your petition here on the continent because the german labor is here seen as something trust with the victim it is groovy in every kind of business in many fields from food to agriculture and also to mining so there where in touch and they work together with the valley certificate doing the certification for this mine and for other mines in september they gave the green light which is now a decisive issue on the who who is responsible for the for the collapse of the dam

so we have nearly three hundred people still missing is there still hope of finding people alive. honestly speaking i don't think so there are already so many days since friday when people were under this mountain of this mass and so i don't think that anyone there will be found alive it didn't happen in the last days that didn't happen since friday so there's not much hope and i think the dead body the number will increase of dead bodies found and it will increase that will take more time because they can't work really fast and in a good mood they are really working slowly there so it will take days or weeks until we will find maybe up to until more than three hundred dead bodies. thank you. the cleanup of parts of cuba's capital have begun

after a tornado tore through monday killing at least three people and injuring nearly two hundred so often affected by hurricanes tornadoes on the caribbean island are rare . the tornadoes damage left many here in havana speechless day brief from torn worlds rooftops and trees has filled the streets of the capital cubans are used to hurricanes but attorney. the last one was in one nine hundred forty some said the storm sounded like an explosion when it hit the city. it happened in a matter of seconds luckily it was only seconds it was a go on for minutes no one here would still be alive what we did when we felt the gusts of wind as things were being thrown about the first thing i did was grab my daughter and go into the kitchen crouched in my kitchen so that nothing would happen to my child i've never seen anything like it never. a government

material a just set the deadly tornado that struck of on on sunday night of two hundred fifty to three hundred kilometers per hour but it wasn't only the magnitude of the wind that cost they have a book after years with little maintenance many of the houses that collapsed had been in a poor condition cuba's president visited the roasted neighborhoods shortly after the storm. we have to report lives lost so far three deaths and many injured they've been taken to hospital to be treated. rescue workers are still combing through dozens of damaged buildings to find survivors while many people are still struggling to comprehend how such a brief visit taishan could cause such damage to their city. it's been two months since a major crash that almost ended the life of an up and coming german motor racing driver eighteen year old saffir flourish crashed during a formula three race in macau and suffered fractures to her neck now she's on the

mend and she's determined to get back on the track as soon as she can don't lose i get hot sunlight now caught up with her and her hometown of new. life goes on for sophia flourish the images of the crash that changed her life follow her wherever she goes but reliving that moment has helped her move on. i watched so many times it's it's ok now and also i think talking about it helps us to watch because because to crush was just told more looks horrible crush of course you're angry and you're upset and you you wait for the ball to come it's quite strange but it happened so fast moving it. before it saw the video i didn't know that i was flying for me it didn't feel that bad and then the pain started kicking in doctors manage to repair two broken bones in flushes neck without damaging her spinal cord the operation lasted eleven hours the treatment was so successful that

just a month after the accident she was already in physio therapy i never skied to not be able to continue when i started doing some training again and i really had to start from the beginning so this is kind of depressing at some stage but i think i mentioned quite good and i'm back kind of back where i was before four five weeks later i can be back in the car so i've never been not trying for such a long time so i'm relieved i'm here to have your back. is back in a driver's seat of sorts having recently turned eighteen and passed her driving test but for a born racer it's just not the same as being out on the track. driving a highway oh so it's boring compared to what i did you and i race cars so here i'm just driving as every other person there no rivals you once you do your sport you just go you know your mind just shuts down and you try to be the one of course i

know the risk but i also already knew the risks before the crash so different. i grew up with the sports. i was four years old and i always. even in a go cart flourish was always faster than the boy for success helped her to move up the rankings very quickly all the way to formula three one of her toughest opponents over the past few years mc the son of michael schumacher. i know makes since a long time always like fighting with each other we were fighting for many years if i have the same facilities as him i would be to. this terror accident has brought her a lot of attention recently more than most drivers but she'd much rather people focused on her driving skills even at her favorite restaurant the spotlight is always on her health. i never really wanted attention because of a crush i want to just because of success so everyone is now like whoa whoa you

know you know you but i think once i step into the car and then perform well there i hope that everyone will see me again as they go racing and to go racing fost i'm teaching other drivers and not to go with the crush sophia flair she is ready to put her crash in the past she's setting her sights on the formula three european championships in may. just times a reminder of the top stories of britain's prime minister has said she will secure significant. changes from the. deal because it used to close all the time because this plan to take the country are strong and you are coming. down two weeks ago. on pakistan's supreme court rejected the challenged the christian woman . was originally free to sparking outrage among.

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