this is d.w. news line from bird in the u.k. prime minister says m.p.'s need to move on from bricks it. i am trying. now is to try to speak out to get these things done. barra's johnson urges lawmakers to back his last ditch rex a deal but without a majority in the house of commons success is a far from certain also coming out violence flares in barcelona the capital of spain's catalonia region is gripped by a 5th day of unrest down to authorities jailed separatist leaders and kurdish and

turkish forces fighting each other in northern syria both accuse each other of violating the fragile ceasefire brokered by the us meanwhile tens of thousands take to germany streets in solidarity with the kurds. i'm rebecca rivers welcome to the program the british parliament is debating a new brakes a deal and is expected to vote on it later today prime minister barak's johnson has been trying to round up enough votes to pass it safe into parliament johnson called for the u.k. to heal the divisions breaks it has caused and to move on from the issue altogether the prime minister said the new agreement solves customs issues relating to northern ireland and that it will allow the u.k. to strike new trade deals across the world opposition labor party leader later jeremy corben. slams the deal saying it endangers british jobs and workers' rights

. our us johnson of course is a has to embrace his deal let us know what he have to say people simply will not understand how politicians can say with one breath. they want. to avoid no deal. and then with the next breath that they still want to lay with a great deal is there a. risk to try. now is to try mr speaker to get this thing done. standing by for us outside the house upon where that debate is taking place is correspondent big mass big thanks for joining me big day in breaks it in the backs of process will boris johnson get what he wants today. it's too close to call really we know that he has some sort of a mentor and for his deal there are

a lot of m.p.'s in his own party who have previously not bacterias amaze attempts to get a deal done here now as of parliament and they are backing boris johnson there are also labor opposition m.p.'s even though labor as a party is whipping against the deal but there are some m.p.'s who have said they will back the deal and they will have wanted to listen to their constituencies who want to move on from rex and start the next chapter basically of the negotiations however it's really not certain at all and there's also crucially there's an amendment so it's another vote and that precedes the vote on gross johnson steel which would call for an extension effectively and if this goes through then the boris johnson's deal you know will not happen for sure at the end of october so what will this be what he wants what he really wants is to be mr bracks if he wants to be the prime minister who has. he is being seen by the electorate as fighting

for breaks and i think this in any case regardless of how today pans out he will be seen as somebody who's got the deal from brussels who's tried really hard parliament to make breaks that happen and then if he doesn't get his dues for he can present poll them and as the people who are putting the spanner in the works of the brics a process through for the next election that's freddie to come quite soon within the next next weeks or months he would still look very good in any case well position later jeremy called and obviously not in agreement with the prime minister let's have a listen to what he had to same parliament. put government is claiming that if we support their deal it will get done and they're backing them today is the only way to stop you know do i simply say no one seems supporting the government is afternoon would really far better starting pistol in a race a race to the bottom in regulations and standards. a race to the bottom not very

favorable words there by the opposition leader why are his not alone though it's of why are so many m.p.'s so opposed to this deal. there are numerous reasons 1st of all it's standards and regulation you've had to jeremy colbert and the labor party a feeling that in the future the u.k. could try and undercut european standards and be a competitor with a much lower support for for workers' rights for example then there's the overall economic impact this deal has been proven by analysts who have less impact on the u.k. economy than the deals that reason may has brought home it looks for a much looser likely relationship with the e.u. in the future not the close partnership that reason may was hoping to strike so that's another reason and then there are other m.p.'s particularly the northern irish m.p.'s who fear that the. the union between northern ireland and the united

kingdom could be endangered they don't see that they're being treated in the same way as as the rest of the u.k. so this is why they oppose it's a whole range of reasons why m.p.'s are against it and finally one concern is that the transition period even if threads that did happen now on paper then there is a very short period to actually strike a free trade deal to strike any deal with the european union and at the end if that doesn't happen within the train transition time and those johnson has said we're not going to then also an extension then the result could still be there do you care leaves without any deal and all the consequences that would have for the economy for security for the relationship with the european partners on big milestone for us in london i'm sure this will not be the last time we speak today and thank you. now to some of the other stories making

news around the world in hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators have held a further protest against banning masks by covering their faces and making a human chain in a city many many war cartoon character masks as they linked hands in a peaceful demonstration. chile's president has declared a state of emergency amid widespread protests violent demonstrations in the capital santiago as well as massive fires in high rise buildings the protests started after the government announced a hike in city transportation fares mexican authorities have admitted they failed to arrest one of the sons of el chapo the notorious drug lord serving a life sentence in the u.s. after cartel gunmen opened fire on security forces people were killed and more than 20 injured in the crossfire before the police were forced to retreat. and to spain now where there's been another night of violence in the city of wasilla as catalan

pro independence protesters clashed with police the semi autonomous region of catalonia has rebuked the country's supreme court for jailing its effort as late as a general strike along with street protests have brought much of the region to a standstill with severe disruptions in public transportation and blocked roads. as darkness descended on barcelona so too did violence. clashes between protesters and security forces. by burning makeshift barricades. sticks and stones trusses tear gas and rubber bullets. eventually the water cannon rolled in. it was a predictable end to a 5th day of protest in catalonia even if the vast majority of the half a 1000000 who marched had done so peacefully over the past 3 nights that i've seen

on the streets setting fires to things and essentially creating chaos is not what's the general populace of catalonia feels others see the violence as a means to an end. i'm against by islands but it seems that violence it gets more media bending and march this is more information about what's the real subject here. but not everyone is so keen on the media's presence i. barely or the catalonian regional president condemned the violence. she. spun out of us sentenced to 100 years for staging a referendum that we need to vote on independence again. but some fear that will only make the situation worse. he cannot 3 days after

this sentence so people that he's going to put their ballots again on the streets because we saw what happened last time we saw the reaction of the spanish government and we saw that this is going to only incites more violence police said $31.00 people were arrested as madrid delivered a warning. you know you think i'm in order to not one shouldn't think that the vandalism and the violence in catalonia will go unpunished and i want to be the capital on the city's walls the defiant reply you taught us that being peaceful is useless. as flames lick the streets of pasha luna for another night catalan independence has once again turned to political wildfire. our correspondent helen humphrey is in barcelona she sent us this is testament. by day column may have been restored here but last night saw a new level of violence in barcelona begging the question where the night for will

once again unleash that chaos on the streets here we witnessed masked young people armed with sticks and stones and bottles turned these streets into a battleground fires blazed in smoke filled the air and police responded racing their vans through the masses using tear gas and water cannon today the destruction is evident with damage to street signs and traffic lights some 128 people have been arrested since these protests began on monday 500 people injured and 200 police officers many here in barcelona say they don't know where these violent use are coming from and say they don't represent the independence movement. in clashes between turkish forces and kurdish fighters in northern syria continuing despite a u.s. brokered deal to halt hostilities for 5 days both turkey and the kurds have accused one. other of violating the cease fire fighting was reported in the border town of

resolution on friday turkish president richard tayyip erdogan has denied the attacks he's vowed to continue turkey's offensive in the region and list syrian kurdish fighters withdrawal from a so-called safe zone 30 kilometers deep into syria so far there has been no signs of a pullout by the kurds. meanwhile here in germany protests are underway to show solidarity with the kurds and correspondent. is one of the demonstrations here in berlin say that thanks for joining me tell us about the protests happening here in berlin and across the german germany today. well yes kurdish organizations have called for demonstrations to protest turkish military offensive in syria and today in the berlin you can see behind me there are around 2000 people expected for these demonstrations 550 police officers will be working today to make sure

that the protests go peacefully and this is the one this is the protests going on here in potsdamer platz and there's also going to be a smaller one with the 200 people in my car and also all over germany in 13 different cities there will be demonstrations at one of the biggest ones being in cologne. other fear is here in germany about the potential for conflict between turks and kurds here the they might escalate. well i was speaking earlier to the police here in berlin they believe this here this demonstrations here in berlin will be a peaceful one they hope for that but of course they're ready for any escalation that might happen however in cologne there are more than 20000 demonstrators expected and the police in cologne were saying yesterday that they are were they are worried that there might be young people a couple of 1000 that might be ready for violence so police are worried for violence in different cities around germany and of course this is something that

germany does not want to see happen. in berlin thank you very much for that update . as to the rugby now on world cup where england have overpowered australia 40 to 16 in the 1st quarter final in japan jonny may scored 2 tries to help the 2003 winners through to the semifinals knock out the knockout the 2 time champions. new zealand are currently facing in their last 8 clash. just a reminder of the top story we're following for you british prime minister barak johnson is warning against the line breaks it saying any hold up would be pointless and expensive parliament's in session on a sat on the on a saturday for the 1st time in 37 years to allow him pains to debate the issue and vote on the new deal agreed with.

mrs data news live from berlin coming up we made an aria singing taxi driver in south africa that's on reporter and don't forget you can get over the latest news and information around the clock on our website at state openly dot com i'm rebecca is in berlin thanks for joining. with imho to be going to do goes on because we're lions how you know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have.