thanks. this is news coming to you live from berlin a bid to bridge the briggs's deadlock debate is underway at the westminster as lawmakers prepared to vote on parts of judaism means great city it's in last ditch effort to secure the country's orderly withdrawal from the european union also on the program the swedish teenager who school climate change and galvanize young people with a fridays for future protests today she's invited to join a walkout by schoolchildren in the german capital. and other countries have done it

why north korea and a t.v. star is making a bid for the highest office in the land in presidential elections this week at. plus. a grieving nation remembers the victims of the new zealand terrorist attack. sent to some countries around the world to honor the fifth. grade as two weeks ago. mahmoud. or israel. good to have. today twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen was the day britain wish to leave the european union but amidst

a massive deadlock within the british parliament it's clear the brakes it is not happening today instead on a mental reasons inside westminster have begun a debate ahead of a vote for a third time on the brakes a deal negotiated by prime minister to resign may this time she's asking parliament to vote only on the bridge draw agreement not on the future relationship with the european union or the political declaration you're seeing live pictures coming from on i'm there a tourism me has promised to resign if a deal goes through the house of commons has twice rejected me as the grewal agreement but has been unable to agree on alternative. is that i cannot we as a party come on now for more let's bring in detail because funding is big mass in london and band righetti in brussels welcome to both of you let me start with you

big it now parliamentarians are going to vote on the breaks that agreement but only a part of it but the brig's it agreement in parliament has been rejected twice already explained all this to us. it has been rejected and it's really like a tug of war between the parliament here and also it's a reason mates reserve a has negotiated with the european union she's come back with a dear palm and just as many parliamentarians don't want greg said all they want is soft of brakes and where the u.k. stays more closely aligned to the european union and they want that guaranteed and this is the frustration to a lot of the protesters that you can probably see and hear behind me they are frustrated about this they say that parliament is effectively betraying the braggs a vote betraying the people now to reason may is hoping. that on this last attempt that she can get her deal three this is really last throw of the dice where she can

also parliament to back had deal and guarantee an orderly bragg's it because if it does not happen then we are in uncharted territory and most likely parliament will then try and take control of the brakes that process and then to in brussels how is this being viewed there because if british parliament approves the withdrawal agreement today would that be enough to postpone breaks it. it seems that it would be enough to set the brakes a date for the twenty second of may now the default. they'd is that of a pro if there's an agreement was roy agreement then this extension can be granted but. the commission negotiated mischa bunny was a little bit cautious to say that this would actually mean breck's it on the twenty second of may sorry twenty second of may he gave the impression that the political

ticker ration about the future relationship is also needed in order to rectify the whole. deal and so a postponement is possible breck says we don't know but everybody has. invested us to say things that bodes was not be there to support the brics a deal today so the default would be then the twelve a pro unless the government of the great britain comes back to brussels and for another extension so everything is still complicated i mean by then still with you know jim much as the anglo american and the french president in london mcrib all have just announced that they are going to be visiting ireland next week and meet their counterparts there what do you make of this. decision this this is a this is the preparations are going on for breaks if there's no deal and if

britain should crash out of the e.u. on the terms of a probe that has some arab or asian has to be in place how to deal with this border between the republic of ireland and northern out and michael and let's america of the show that they are behind either and they support the irish ideas and this would mean to keep northern ireland part of great britain in a customs union not let them go and have some. national range of rhythm to avoid hard border between art and most of the island but this is still very fuzzy we don't know actually what would take place in april on april the twelve's fuzzy is a good way to describe the situation right don't turn into non big get at the heart of all the action do you think all these developments will lead to the fall of winter in the building behind you support the agreement today. well the pressure is definitely on parliamentarians and i've spoken to

a lot of them and a pause days and also today speaking to one conservative m.p. who says it's really extremely necessary that we get this deal three he's really scared for what will happen if if the deal doesn't go through however there are many others that just wouldn't accept a reason mase breaks it and are hoping to somehow take control and and shape softer breaks it and then there are some who don't want the position of no the knowledge i don't accept that so they are against the regs a deal for this reason that that band explain so many different reasons why people would not support the deal it's going to be on knives that's for sure that's right and the vote is expected in two and a half hours and of course we'll talk to you again then big miles in london then three gets in brussels thank you very much for sharing your perspectives. turning now to ukraine which is going to elect a new president on sunday is the first national vote since two thousand and

fourteen when the mad don revolution litter the fall of the pro russian government two well known political veterans on the running along with a surprising new comer who's made a strong showing in opinion polls. that in ski he's a comedian famous for playing the president in a popular t.v. show now he wants the role for real. good morning mr president. an ordinary man taken by surprise catapulted into the top job by a string of coincidences that's the story of the hit ukrainian servant of the people now its lead. is poised to become ukraine's president the second time and this time it could be the real polls consistently put him ahead of both the incumbent president petro poroshenko and ex prime minister yulia timoshenko and

there's the rub where both his closest rivals have been at the forefront of ukrainian politics for decades as a blank page he's never previously been involved in politics let alone held elected office but in a country struggling with massive corruption and a seemingly conflict in the east many are desperate for fresh faces. and i'm running for president i'm challenging the elites on their own turf that's why they're tearing into me calling me a clown yes i'm a clown and i'm proud of it. is a candidate unlike any other and he's refusing to play by the normal rules of campaigning there are no rallies and very few interviews selenski is running a campaign that's almost all online and he's using social media to talk to his potential supporters directly the central message transparency breaking with the kind of politics that has made ukraine one of europe's most corrupt and poorest

nations selenski calls it becoming president but stay and. he says he doesn't want to make promises he can't keep on the really big questions he says he'll let the people decide in referendums but is it enough after donald trump. will. be the next show business outsider to shake up. country's politics zillions. and his theories are responsible for creating a really popular political myth in ukraine the theory goes that only an outsider can defeat the existing political system but on his own which i doubt he'll succeed so much. but how much of an outsider is really his critics argue that in reality he's anything but launching a campaign calling him a puppet of the oligarch. whose channels have made selenski famous. he's one of ukraine's richest men and an arch enemy of president petro poroshenko. selenski

denies there's anything untoward about their relationship but the questions remain in servant of the people. he plays a president protocol out of the window much to the delight of the crowd. within weeks his enemies begin to sabotage his plans preparing for his impeachment . he would do in real life is anything but clear but for now it looks likely that ukrainians could well soon see a new season unfold this time on the political stage and without the script. and the report by ukraine calls for an economy going on joins me from kiev welcome next was it else he has a message which has worked in elections in other countries and what are his chances in this election in ukraine. well it does seem that he is quite significantly ahead of his two main rivals about ten percent in the latest polls. has to be said he's.

very bad. to the polls. cues to give the votes so that is for his team that the question will people really take the jump without any political experience and we don't even know if he'd be willing to stay in politics in parliament say if he didn't become president so the question marks over him and in recent weeks we've seen people from ukraine's cultural scene. is coming out with a campaign has tag joke because they've been taken by surprise by the success and they don't think he deserves the top job now running a campaign is expensive and you mentioned. that he has the support of a big how important is that. it's not really a question about money being handed over there's no proof of such payments and he

is this kind of support but what he has got for me. is something called pay for it's prime time t.v. he released the third series of people the series we saw in the piece there which is even more references to. politics to the present and. so that's a kind of full length full fully produced campaign ad that really has been shaking things up it really reaches a huge number of people in terms of his other campaigns while he's rather cheap campaign using social media and campaigning to keep the costs down but for the people being released just a few days ahead of the election really is a spectacular boost for his campaign and the other two candidates in the race a familiar face is the current president. and the former prime minister. who's john

says. now both of them seem to be more or less in a dead heat for second place. i think in this election is turning into an election about selenski about his chances so if the people who support him are out to stop him which it seems increasingly they are for now it seems like the better chances of. music around his campaign is different zelinsky it's about conservatism ukrainian values. patriotism the. base if this becomes. then this would agree that it has the better chances. thank you very much. this weekend. on the wild the death toll from a massive fire in a high rise building in the bangladeshi captain taka has risen to twenty five

a day after the blaze firefighters they're still searching for the charred remains of the building police say they're also investigating allegations of the structure lacked adequate fire safety features. a probe into the fatal crash of a boeing seven three seven max in ethiopia has reached a preliminary conclusion that anti storm system was activated before the plane hit the ground according to the wall street journal newspaper the findings of based on flight recorder data analyzed by u.s. investigators. the government of german chancellor angela merkel has extended an embargo on weapons exports to saudi arabia by six months of the ban started last october following the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi the move has faced opposition from conservatives within the german government and from e.u. partners because it impacts a joint defense projects. three ressam auction tiger

cubs have made their public debut at the wrong in sydney australia sumatran tiger classified as critically endangered with as few as three hundred and fifty remaining in the wild their natural habitat has been devastated by illegal wildlife trade and jungle clearing of palm oil plantations. swedish climate activist greta berg is here in berlin to take part in the friday's for future march which she founded the sixteen year old is amongst thousands of people skipping class to march for action against climate change the demonstrators need their read to berlin's government district chancellor angela merkel has expressed support for friday's for future which is being has more than twenty cities across the country.

brady is on the streets of berlin covering that march welcome cater there must be a great deal of excitement that great attorney is joining the march the chancellor's office in berlin. well there certainly is we've seen huge turnout in recent weeks up to twenty thousand children skipping school here in berlin to call for action against climate change and we're expecting to see numbers around that size today as well now at the moment those school students are making their way to the prime number gate here where crater is indeed about to make a speech as well and having spoken sort of the children earlier this morning they said themselves that they saw a great a as an inspiration she was largely the reason why they were here today and they've already been a series of speakers on stage what have they been demanding. yes there has been some young speakers from various european cities from switzerland from neighboring poland old making very similar demands they want to see action

from the world your motivations against climate change and what's interesting over the past few weeks the demographic is ready to change share as well you're saying there are great because more and more older generation are coming out in solidarity with these children as well and more i actually had a chance to examine them eliot the whole morning and exactly why they have turned out to the demonstrators. like you feeling right to. me for something that concerns. you. here i think it's something. i don't know. why i was. really angry. world. over go see. the doctor. dr french. so as you can see that

every day has been. cross generational coming together here in berlin as it is a case in many of the germans it means this is well known in the main issue here as well as from it is up a whole new phase out that is very important if you see the demonstrators here and they want to see for the plays out of coal fuels energy being implemented quickly here in germany and kids and this is a huge deal of media interest in the fridays for future fund one can or was call it but is it really having an impact on policy. well the german government has already started already put forward some measures to combat climate change of course we are very that are germany will fail to reach its planned twenty twenty climate goals and so that have been some measures already put forward but those have been a result of these demonstrations and much no political debate here has to be you know you but the fact that children are skipping school and that of course is obligatory here and germany the political debate has moved are you focusing much

more on the question whether these children should be able to start school without facing any sanctions are you rather than at the actual call ramo they have demonstrated results which is to demand action against climate change. kid pretty standing in front of the brandenburg gate in the heart of bull and thank you very much. turning now to turkey where a court has dismissed a case against an investigative journalist and a contributor. she was sued for defamation by the to the finance minister after reporting allegations connecting the politician to offshore tax havens now her investigation was made possible by leaks documents known as the paradise papers all cuz court case was dismissed for exceeding turkey's statute of limitation laws. pending in cat is used to court appearances by nine she's been through two criminal

trials her husband and father by his side. outside court on thursday the family was relieved. with this event of course i'm happy about this verdict but it's bittersweet earlier this year the same judge sentenced me to more than thirteen months in jail when today's verdict was announced the judge said unfortunately i have to drop the charges and she looked at mr al barracks lawyers apologetically. that says a lot about the current state of the judiciary in this country it is us in the talks here on the. phone cares encounter with the turkish justice system began after she joined the international network of journalists investigating the so-called paradise papers. leaked documents detailing the use of tax havens feith thousands of individuals and companies.

in care found alleged ties to turkish finance minister by iraq and his brother and to the family of four much turkish prime minister. went on cat published her findings in turkish newspaper chum her yet both politicians sued her for defamation the case has now been dropped on a technicality but in the year in case you care could still be facing more than thirteen months in prison. now on this subject. a journalist has never been sentenced to prison for publishing about the paradise papers anywhere in the world . this only happens in turkey instead elsewhere the authorities have actually taken some action against these tax havens. the case has once again raised questions about media freedoms in turkey. is

determined to continue reporting as she awaits the results of her appeal. in new zealand a national memorial service has been held in the city of christchurch to remember the fifty people killed in two attacks two weeks ago the gunman was a set of white supremacists who had express anti muslim views the ceremony was presided over by a prime minister just send her and she channeled the grief of the nation echoing cause for a kinder and more humane was. the names of the victims read out one by one. as tens of thousands stood in silence and in unity. remembering grieving and looking inward. what words adequately express the pain and suffering of thursday mean

woman and children lost and so many injured. what would scare picture the anguish of our muslim community being the target of hatred and violence. or words explicit grief of a city that is already know in so much pain. i thought there were none. and then i came here and was met with a simple greeting. a salaam aleikum peace be upon you. in a service that focused on diversity prime minister arjun spoke of curing the viruses of hate and fear with humanity. that sentiment echoed by survivor fareed achmet who lost his wife in the attacks with words that turned a service of national remembrance into a stage for love he said he had forgiven the gunman there soirée don't stop or do

the wrong action but it doesn't dime i can not deny the fact that he is my human brother. a.j. whom i'm being is my brother is my sister this is my feet and this is the world a lot has struck me. along side the optimism questions too about new zealand's future. there's a very visible. pushback on racism and i think that this is what we hope will continue as we all need to live in a peaceful world and. hopefully we can take. the silver lining will be that i hope that we become a more inclusive society and that. at mainz a very individual thinking keefe to be eighty two in the woods anyone who's different the service took place in the norm mosque where most of the victims were

killed during friday prayer two weeks ago the wrap presents of armed police a reminder that the country may never be the same again. so weeks on from the terror attacks there's a strong message of fear or safe from the people of new zealand and this instead people are now shifting focus from the initial response to long term support for those affected and lost in china and society believes to encapsulate in the mujahid musician use of islam runs a trillion dollars to the country joining me home. you're watching the news come into your life but then a recap of the top story that we're following for you debate has begun in the british parliament over part of the government's bret's a deal that's in a bid to fulfil an ultimatum from the european union and on another short extension on britain's exit from the deal. coming up next we have

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