this is d.w. news coming to you live from berlin britain's disorderly lawmakers vote on breaks that alternatives. but all options are rejected and theresa may say she'll result of parliament will finally pass her deal. also on the program china's disappeared dissidents. feels like you've been locked up and. you're completely cut off from the world and

. you don't know anything and you're terrified. you talk to a human rights lawyer failed in trying this secret detention system. and in the women's champions league german side looked ready to challenge defending champions league but the french club proved just too strong. following terry martin welcome to the program we start with the political deadlock in the u.k. over bragg's it and the announcement that theresa may will quit as prime minister if her twice defeated breaks it deal is approved by parliament last night m.p.'s voted on eight different options on how the country's withdrawal process from the european union should proceed the proposals included leaving with leaving the e.u. without. deal remaining in the single block of the single market and customs union

or holding a new referendum well the results only ended up highlighting divisions. once again the nos have it with the prime minister to resign may's breaks that deal floundering in unpopularity of members of parliament put forward eight alternative plans in respect all of them were voted down eight. having. having it through the news having. for the government this was confirmation that may's deal is the only option considered a wide variety and they did restraints that there were no easy options here there is no simple way forward the deal the government has negotiated is a compromise with the e.u. with members across this house the results of the process this house has gone through today strengthens our view that the deal that governments has negotiated is

the best option and i the government's argument has an inspired support from parliament so far and it's uncertain if the third time will be the charm when the house votes again on may steel that could be as soon as friday to sweeten the deal the prime minister promised to step down and give way to new leadership if a deal passes there's a great reading brigs that hardliner boris johnson said he would vote for the deal which he won scorned he's considered one of the front runners to take may's place just can fix that vision once again yet may will also need the support of her conservative allies from northern ireland the d u p to get her deal through. and they haven't budged the do you pieces maze deal could create internal trade barriers that would hurt northern ireland. we warned her before she signed that withdrawal agreement we wrote to her you will recall in relation to all of these matters but she decided to go ahead we cannot sign up to something that would

damage the union. some members of parliament took heart from wednesday's voting despite a lack of majority support for any alternative plans. two proposals one for a customs union with you and another for a public referendum on any briggs a deal both earned over two hundred sixty votes. a minority but still more than may's brigs a deal. for those plans supporters this could signal a way forward parliament is set to vote on monday on a narrower list of alternative plans many out so what does this whole mean. joins us now from london to talk about that to get to recently is offering to resign of parliament approves her breaks the deal is that supposed to be an incentive suggesting parliament might sign off on the deal just to get rid of her.

exactly that's what it is terry it's an extraordinary act of all self-sacrifice to reason may is saying i am going when you help me and she is addressing her own party she's addressing those that are called bricks a tear is that our thinking that she just wasn't tough enough and her negotiations with the european union and they wasn't in the next phase because remember this is just phase one this is just the exit in the e.u. but everything that comes off of this is the so-called phase two soni go shooting in detail the future relationship between the u.k. and the e.o.p. and union and they were on somebody else somebody from their side to move through wasn't on the remains side like the prime minister was in the referendum but somebody has really fought for breaks it from the beginning who they think and hope will from their point of view stand up more to the european union such reason may says he will get someone like that or you get a chance to elect someone like that if you come behind me and if you get this deal over the line last night lawmakers there in london voted on several options on how

to proceed. all of those options were rejected does that take us another step closer to a no deal breaker. well anything that's not an agreement here in london takes a says closer to a no deal of bret's is because that's the default option if there is no agreement and also no extension then also from the european union new deal is or just exiting the european union is is the do you default option and if there is no deal that signed and if there is no extension and then yes it will happen but you also have to see that parliamentarians are clearly and they have said this in their vote yesterday they they're clearly against no deal they fear this will be incredibly damaging for the economy also for for any future relationship with the

european union and it would put such a strain on it that they really don't want that to happen so they will do everything they can and they will work on it further on monday i believe to prevent us now one of the options and last night's vote was a second referendum that option got more votes than any other alternative what does that tell us. well it's not a clear majority either but it just tells us from the logic of those who have fought for this referendum and really looked very unlikely that this might ever happen because also there's such a briggs and fatigue here in the u.k. but the reasoning is that anything that it will be agreed now that the people and know what exactly it means to leave the european union they know it now they didn't know when they voted it was promised it was going to be very easy and now people realize actually it's terribly complicated and also from the point of those who

are fighting for a referendum it's it's not but a fish. for the u.k. to leave so few people then to say well we know what this means so do we really want it have another think about it and then if you really want it then you leave however it would also mean that divisive period over breaks and all of this wrangling all of this back and forth would go on and i'm not sure that the e.u. would be terribly happy with that. big a thank you. in london. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today boeing has delivered a software upgrade for its seven thirty seven max passenger jet that's meant to prevent failures of the aircraft and he stole system the plans the planes have been grounded worldwide following the deadly ethiopian airlines crash earlier this month boeing says the timing of the upgrade was not related to the accident. facebook

has banned the promotion of white nationalism and white separatism on its social media platforms which include instagram company has been under pressure to make changes after a white supremacist broadcast live video of his deadly attack on those new zealand malls the policy will be enforced starting next week. and venezuelans or ensuring a third night of another massive blackout in caracas water pumps have been knocked out and schools and businesses have been forced to close president nicolas maduro is blaming the nationwide power outages on the u.s. and the opposition but many suspect years of corruption and mismanagement or to blame. for the crisis and golfing but as well it has forced thousands to seek a better life in neighboring colombia but that country is struggling to take them

in the capital. as a housing deficit a quarter of a million. but often undocumented are rarely allowed to read an apartment so they're turning to colombian lords who are trying to profit from the desperation while others are just trying to help. this three story building owned by a colombian family in southern bogota houses ten venezuelan migrants they eat breakfast together on a quiet sunday morning. these people are among the two hundred thousand migrants who have come to the city in recent years since the city council provides few shelters the migrants only choice is to rent shared rooms with two or three other people most of the holding won't be last i let me sleep here in the living room and it's a little uncomfortable sometimes since we need privacy but other than that it's good or landlady nogueira lives on the houses upper floor the colombian national decided to rent her rooms to venezuelan migrants in part to earn some extra cash. was moved

by their situation the quality of life they had in that moment they have no place to sleep as some people would not rent to them. she tries to create a comfortable atmosphere with plenty of space to talk and laugh with her tenants and she even goes a step further. sometimes they call me their mom so i scold them when they do things wrong or when they don't go to work or pay the utilities i'm looking out for them. despite strict rules for cleanliness and order there's also sympathy for the migrants tough financial situation especially when bills are due. sometimes we're late with payment so we simply tell her look mrs know such and such is happening i don't have the full amount give me a few days and i will pay you. understand. the positive example of the no good our

family is a particular situation thousands of and as well as have a very hard time finding lodging in one and it makes them easy targets for those taking advantage of their situation by offering far less decent housing for higher prices. real estate association explains how landlords are making money housing venezuelans in rundown buildings. many property owners have made a business out of renting or receiving payments making people pay a daily fee to spend a single night in a tenement. the so-called. pain dailies only offer a bed tenants have no guarantees and risk getting kicked out at any moment nineteen year old luis works as a barber he barely earns enough each day to pay for his. semi this is like something for prisoners three bunk beds that means six people you

don't have the privacy you want and you can never leave your valuables here. then israel and migrants are at the mercy of fate if they don't encounter helpful colombians they risk being exploited and can only hope to someday be able to afford a place they can truly call home. to china where a recent spate of high profile disappearance cases have attracted international attention being disappeared as people in china call it is a common practice this events are often held at secret detention facilities and usually only handed over to the judiciary system after a confession has been obtained. has met a human rights lawyer who disappeared for six months before he was jailed for subversion. the detention room is like

a cooling chamber where the metal door escape from this room is impossible. thomas . was one of two hundred human rights lawyers chinese authorities rounded up in july two thousand and fifteen. everything inside is wrapped in soft material the walls the table it so you can't kill yourself. i didn't see daylight for half a year on a bright light is on twenty four hours a day you don't know if it's day or night. it feels like you've been locked up in hell. you're completely cut off from the world and. you don't know anything and you're terrified it. can. see any was called to the administration of his apartment complex he didn't suspect anything. there several playing through

with police were waiting they blindfolded him and shoved him into a car. with his wife and children were wondering why you didn't come back then later that day twenty police officers came to search their apartment. could have had to eat and i was absolutely terrified nobody told me he can entertain and the police searched the heist but refused to give any information or. were actually. forced disappearances have become increasingly common in the head of into. former canadian diplomat an exiled writer a canadian businessman activist and a photographer a lawyer. and a billionaire just a few of those who disappeared in the last two years. the facilities are all from

military compounds they are secret but activists have tried to find some detainees are not in the judicial systems database sienese wife and his mother herself a lawyer then did everything to track him down but without success. could you god if you want i talked to you on how she was even more terrifies than i was she kept asking where have they taken my son. you know been she said young you might never come back could listen to her twenty two days after my husband disappeared she suddenly died on heart. the uncertainty is intentional thirty's use the sites to extort confession. to guards a presence of around the clock. the register every movement you make.

they observe you go to find your weak spot and find out what you're most scared of . they don't allow you to change positions when you sleep. and they deprive you of your slightest freedoms. you have to ask even if you want to drink water. they make you sit on a wooden block for sixteen hours. anymore. you can't even go to the toilet because you're dead. hold attention a facility is designed for you to understand that you are under their control. if they want you to live you will live. or die you will die if they want you to suffer you will suffer. if they want you to be happy you'll be happy.

months later he was transferred to a regular detention center and jailed for two years after his release he wrote to. the secret detention. even. but he is still refusing to keep quiet. how are these disappearances. there has been an increase in these disappearances during season ping's reign for the last five years of course none of these methods are new all of this has happened in china before but this is dramatic and comprehensive use of these messy methods to extort confessions is something that we've seen in the last few years in

a few high profile cases it probably has its origin in the enter corruption compay and because this is how the party handles internal cases people disappear under the party they are investigated and then handed over to the judicial system and this has been extended to political cases like those we've seen the lawyers the canadians who have disappeared all those whose cases are directly watched by the central government when someone is taken into secret detention like your report shows that must be very distressing for the detainees families what recourse do they have who can they ask for help. well they usually do what everybody would do they try to go to every possible organization which in china i mean state organ and try to find out something police station in detention centers

regular criminal detention centers etc etc there they don't get any information they try to find a lawyer but lawyers do not get access either the only thing they can do really is to get as much possible international public attention to their case because they can hope that this will offer some kind of protection to their relatives although it's never able to release him body from these detention centers so international attention you can try to get that is china facing any international pressure over these disappearances. china is facing pressure on individual cases all the time there is always there are a few high profile cases and these lawyers are some of them who have been very closely watched by the unit or national diplomatic or when there are official court hearings diplomats try to go there of course the international press goes there so

there is some level of pressure but there is no means of ending this there is no means of making the chinese government change its approach to descend fundamentally but thank you so much for that good talking to me is not in beijing now discovery this left environmental scientists pleasantly surprised a new nasa study has found that in eastern greenland a major glacier that used to be one of the past is shrinking ice and snow masses on earth is growing again climate researchers have welcomed the news but they warn that the trend is only temporary. this was glacier semakula in two thousand and fifteen when these images were captured illegally sure had been retreating three kilometers per year and thinning by forty meters annually since two thousand and

twelve leading scientists to ring alarm bells but a recent study by nasa shows that the glacier has begun to expand again at about the same rate. between twenty six you know twenty seven theme from two. separate. airborne missions we. docked near the front to glacier has weakened by up to thirty meters now it's almost one hundred people in one year. i'm between twenty seventh even twenty eighth in the same thing again scientists are looking closely at what's happening in greenland there's enough ice sheet here to make global sea levels rise by seven meters the latest finding a glacier salmon came as good news but the authors of the study and other scientists agree this changing trend is temporary. they believe a natural cyclical cooling of north atlantic waters likely caused the glacier to

stop shrinking for now. what the measurements in the for your where this classic is demonstrated is that when the last year was retreating the waters were quite warm and they were beaten fed by waters from the ocean and when the glass it was started to thicken about wars is no longer that most of the said the oceans aren't woman it's just the transfer of heat from the ocean to the face of the glass has stopped too little too late that's the researchers message there's no sign that global warming is slowing down instead they say what's happening in samara is worrying proof that the speed of change in ocean temperatures can affect greenland biggest glaciers. sports now and we start with football in the women's champions league two of europe's top clubs met in the second leg of their quarterfinals tie germany's post-war host to defending champions league don't and the french club already with a press club already holding a two one lead. eight minutes into the match the fiery mood dampened for the woman

from wolfsburg goalkeeper underestimated jennifer morrow shuns free kick which crossed the goal line the german national player put leone ahead. later in the half another mistake this time at midfield. and schildt had no choice but to follow in the area. the referee awarded a penalty kick ready bernard had no trouble and it was to no meaning wolfsburg needed five goals at that point to reach the semifinals just after the break they got the first off the foot of danish player for no harder. a couple minutes later harder levelled the score at two walls and what spurred was dreaming big but their hope left the pitch at the hour mark. usually less america made it three two she later added another for leon the defending champions move into this season's champions league semifinal. to the horseback riding team sport of polo now

sometimes dubbed a game of kings in part because it's so expensive to play in nigeria it's been around for more than a century and has grown so much in popularity that lagos now hosts the biggest tournaments in west africa glitz and glamour are always on display sometimes even eclipsing the sport itself. football entertains the masses while polo interchange the elite the late goals polo club is somewhat of a billionaire boys and girls club that's become a social hot spot vibrant fashion full glasses of champagne and selfie moments every second. was. the sparks to a person's name and since. then do you pay. for me something fun that something maybe something was something come to the table that essentially

that is not science right that's right transitive that's right is a bit of colorado. is nearly all the teams at this international polo tournaments are owned by millionaires thirty three teams from nigeria argentina south africa kenya and the u.k. competed for top prize yet for the onlookers the competition seems to take a back seat to the atmosphere at the of it it's a nice environment you know people going to have it all to day events in nigeria and then a lot of things you can good for during the day where like a new thing to do you have any one time living out media and doing the bad beats nigerians still put football ahead of all other sports but according to the polo club president this polo tournaments is the biggest social event only calendar in legals just. business news now and i gather another trade

wars looming that's true in the not many people know about it and that's the trouble between the e.u. and malaysia and it's about oil but not the oil you think. oh that's also important for so many things you're watching the news go out of course going to be here in just a minute with a full roundup of the latest business news and find all or stories online of course including business news at d w dot com thanks for watching. going to.

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