on fox twenty four and france twenty four dot com. the evidence is what is a life in paris will news and analysis from france. twenty four i'm margot in these are the headlines. fourth time looking to resume springing back of breaks a bill for another boat. even the heroin and peas and govevernment partners are again. not to mention the official opposition. receive a cash this facing a corruption trial the pass catching up with argentina's former president i s should do this for another b big. for powr meters deep byhe end othe century. of climate refugees latest warning is worse than first.

ice cap. ice in the arctic and treatment. is about to melt. an old saying adapted. to for the current political climate in the u. k. if at first you don't succeceed to reasonony tries. tries tries and tries again. you can't promise is announcing a fourth attempt to get a break the bill voted through parliament this in spite of strongly negative reactions already. om the heartbreaks account wiwithin her own conservative party and her own. government partners the northern irish. dedemocratic unionists meanwhile leave the official oppppositionn labour partyty leader joan corbn says he will not be back the bill mister coleman has condemned it is. basically a rehash of what was discussed before.

mrs mays expected though to office sweetness in order to lose in support. of what we do i think we should be implementing the result of the fast referendum not all skin the british people to vote in the second. one but i recognize the genuine and sincere strength of feeling across the house on this important issue. the government will therefore include in the withdrawal agreement still out introductio. a requirements to vote on whether to hold a second referendum. and this must take place before the withdrawal agreement can be ratified. trees may as the announces made as early as in london our correspondent benefit pavia was that. in this new deal she courseses n brexit tryining to findnd that common groundd in parliaiament e prime minister sasaying that if. and he's in the h house of comms vote in that first w week of jue when she's goingng to bring this withdrawal you withdraw bill. to the house of commons if the voting favorite if off to three times a rejecting --he deal

that she negototiated with the u if t this legislatioion pasassen it will be up to mps to decide whetherr. the people off the united kingdm wowould have another referendumf of course we don't knknow what's the quesestion. would be and how that would be phrased would it be for example had a deal on the table against- revoking or would it be e againt a a new deal very difficult to tell whether this is good and what i can tell you is that we've had lots and lots of rational already. upup to this speech softer noon we'v'vgot brings a tear and peace he said this iss absolutuy unacceptable. for them -- even thinking about a secondd referendum which of course t the prime minister underlined again today she is agagain she does nt to wantt to deliverr the first results of well the result of that first -- rereferendum back- two thousandnd sixteen you've gt the labour party leader jeremy corbyn saying t that the labobor party went that french that is a re hash besisides the factt that

itit's simply not deliverable td she's going to be quitting. you gott the snpnp nicicholas sturgeon saying s she's agagaint we gotot the d. u. p. saying thy woululd vote french you'u've goe liberal democrats.. saying they wouldd vote for it either when you think off this whole problem the arithmeticc will not chahange in the house f commons. the house of commons that is mostly yes a. remain -- c chamb. it is very boringg andnd doeoest bode well of course w we got the european electctions this thursy with the results on sundayay evening. before that so a veryy big gambe but at the momenent doesn't look like it will pay off in ththat firsrst week of june. but in the patio our correspondent in london who's been following the brexit saga from the very start to cool spend it at the call center development we have more analysis to come between now and midnight paris time. nextel life in paris the far right freedom party -- fpo quit austria's coalition government.

after the president signed the chancellor sebastian courts and sent the hardline f. p. o. interior minister paving the way for a cat taken government. puts his own fate remains uncertain as the f. po's threatened to respond by backing a no confidence motion in the vienna parliament losing that would hurt the thirty two year old. six to imagine statesman like from the scandal tainted collapse of his government to snap election. is expected to be held in september. so the ace and on the street thanks ladies and gentleman will only together will we be able to rebuild trust and restore austria's reputation in europe and the world. to all those involved i would like to see clearly now is not the time for campaign speeches. i call on all those in positions of political power to fulfill their responsibilities for this country. please do not now think about what short term advantage you can gain for your party what's that about what you can do. for austria and i'm thinking see that i'm the seafood is that i have -- to correspondent to observe the matter indiana anti

mills. it wasas a very p personal addrs to the nation -- in effect. it's worth bearing in mind that the role of the president is one of moral authority of a moral voice. both in the good times and the bad is it well both h in the steady times. and in the turbulent two arms and we're going through quite a turbulent time in austria now and his address -- was really emphasizining at two primary points the first was he said that he understood. if the population i had as a result of the shock a at seeingg the the disturbingg video involving the now former. vice chancelellor of austria -- apparently -- williling to a bo- access t to state conontract i n retuturn for a funding from -- what he believed to be a russian only got? the p president s said he underd it was a result of that the populalation had. in essence turned against politics as a whole had lost

trust in cool politicians and he sasaid that t he still deeply ft that -- there was some good politicians around but the second thing that he said was a presumably addressed -- to politicianans t themselves and e said that they should now at this time of turbulence. put the interests of the state ahead of those of that popolitil policies presumably he had one eye on thehe no confidencnce voe coming up on monday one day off to thehe european electioions. in which if both of the leading opposition parties the social democrats and now of couourse te freedom party as well if they wewere to throw t their weight behind that no confidence vote. which is being brought by a smaller opposition party then the whole g gernment or sesebastien coates would full ad he would no longer be johnson the president would h have. to implement -- a transitional chancellor and in time the government and that's something that he appears to be keen to avoid b because it w would take austriaa into uncharted waters.

i think its reputation for stability i think the investment climate -- and essentially jeopardize politics in the country as a whole. nancy mills ourur cororrespondet that in vienna. thth f former argentineaean pret cristina kirchner has arrived in cold for the start of the corruption trial that will. be played out as the country heads towards general elections in october cation is accused of favoring a businessman. friend for lucrative road construction contracts in argentina self in santa cruz province charges day from. a coach's two terms as argentina's president from 200-072-2000 and fifteen she always was a controversial character that's nature of her presence continues a spring in a course on technicalities and one is not respecting to you. they said call case the christinina a questions facing - is it anyway blunting her political l ambitionons. yeah i think many ways it has

already gone to that but it's gonna mission she was widely expected to o stand for the jobf presidenency in n october iss national elelections in argenen. jujust this weweekend however se announunced thatt you be standig only for the vice president's jobs the number two job instead of the number one job. it w would seem that is moldy cheweded up corruption allegatis and charges andnd now trials against the former president was dominated argentinian politics for ththe last decade and a hal. i finally impactingng on publicc opinnn all. it wouldld seem thatat christita case that has made the calculation that he doesn't have enough support to run f for thee top job. and he's going to the vice president's role instead and it would seem. that the political campaign that's going to run concurrrreny with h his corruption trial against that how much of that will impact on that -- i prospects awaiting the vice president's role going full wit. i'm in terms of the charges that she is facing. corruption -- in terms of contracts awarded -- to

apparentlyly a friend. yes -- the prosecutors in this case -- case because the new kids arounund the centnter of as conspiracy to commmmit. bribery and fool it's now bait - these chargeses relelated to the awarding of public works contracts very lucrative public was contracts amounting to more than a billionons dollars inn value during that two times i in powerr between twenty seven and twenty fifteen and they s say tt these pubublic works contracts % of them were awarded to a close. family associates of the kitchen family and most of thosese 80% f pocket was contracts ride the not completed or not even be gone. but yes they were paid inin full i'm prosecutors allege thatt the payment -- pubublic was contrtrs well in f fact rights accordingo prosecutors that within p paid into the familyy b back into the family business -- i i fanss ino the prprate busininess accountsf the kitchen family christina

denies these allegations against her. she says that she's the victim of a right wing conspiracy being led by the incumbent governmental presidents mercy i'm acree. before going into court today she said. twitter accounts that these -- these parents trial aims to place. a former president i'm political opponent in the talk in the middle of a presidential campaign. that said she smiled and waved to supporters as he entered the courthouse today but he left the courthouse in silence of the three hours of listening to the charges being made against us. she now faces an uphill battle to clay had made. this trial will continue for a further twelve months with a bad taste. in mayay next yearar. i walked to the the vote is

making the old ackland. well christina case nine what is an election year is hemorrhaging support among specifically middle crossss bay to the type f middle a seveven and twenty fifteen is now something of a diminished figure out. she's no longer going to run for the president's role rob the vice president's rolled it out on jen and i was just three days ago. and now she's facing corruption trials this corruption trial is the first of many to calm she has eleven corruption investigations -- centerering on her appeared in power fight that they might reach the stages o of being charges brorought against her. fatherer trials going to happenn the next twelve to eighteen months an election period. which christina which used to be elected to national l officece. it wll it will grains b be seeig what kind of imimpacthese corruption trials and investigations i'm going to have a nice hopes and ambitions on

the outlook for my powerful presidents. definitely gonna be but as always thank you very much indeed. next a warning of a global warming sea levels could rise even higher than the been warned the estimate is two meters. this could mean millions of millions let me say that again millions of climate refugees fleeingg flood zoneses b by thed of the cenentury will be c coldy the melting. of the polar ice caps and copies in thehe arctic and in greenlan. let's bring in for analysis of france while jim and who's a climate expert who teaches a sales volume paris well. also thank you v very much for joining us. i'm it sounds serious but viously i'm asksking you this with with your knowledge andnd your insight how sererious is ts warning. this is very serious i meaean we've k known for years that the currenent estimate of sea level rise was probably. underestimated the c current esestimate by the a b.. c. d. impact on on top andnd then. on climate change is up about one meter by the end of the century. but it was knownwn that dodot.

the contribution to see the rise of the m melting off -- polarizd gaps and the degreee none eyes was very underestimated and do you study. provides i kind of robust estimates of what these contribution could be and the conclusion is that it would doublele deceive arise by the ed of the century. and and the study confirms other walk that they'd be produced on thee subject. so this is probably what what could hapappen and and and cleay the base of the arise will accelerate in the coming years which we use usually asks how olold coaststal a areas includiy cd's. and t. and as as the warning goes millions of people will become clilimate refugees w whi- clearly doesn't buy thinking about i'm a simple queststion im sure the ons i is very complplen this be stopped. it can be slow down it cannot be stoppedd.

eighties for surure that dispute about we continue to rise until the end of the century and even beyoyond the end of the century but this can be slow down and this will depend. to a great extent off all much we would be able to cut greenhouse gas emissions. but we cacan also prepare ourselves for sea level rise and weekends only beef up see defense and a lot of governments are really starting to preparation. for example the indonesian government is currently considering moving object outside the capital citiy outt of seven to basically protect the capital city against floods. and sea level rise so we can see thatat there are major shifts in the preparation that i going on at the moment. another example is from wales in the uk where us movie it is okay don't read people o on fat bonei was just decided to relocate its world popululation because dad relate. won't be able to be protected against you have a right. to will show always a very astute i can say that because of of welsh descent myself so.

i'm. is it the governments and industry who are most -- under pressure to act or is itit mores as indididuals. well i would say that at t the moment we realized that d. i. completionon of smaller behaviol changes are important but will not be enough. and that at the moment we see a bus from government and businesses to do much mall done what do you do at the moment -- clearly individual changes in poland but this will not be enough it needs to be collected change and usually governments and businesssses if i use responsibility there. on site we hope that your message has been heard loudly and clearly we understand report cuss at the united nations so that's what they're listening. to i thank you set the camera said your time and your analysis on this extremely important isissue for such a man there who teaches sells po and as we saw ththat rightht. expert on the issue of the climate change and the risks that rule facing if at this is not. arrested pretty quickly thank you for so very much indeed.

it's not enough for the business coal standing jointer starting with the crisis of britain's second largest steel company called. three mark british steel is on the verge of collapse now according to reports the company could face bankruptcy if it doesn't get an emergency state loan to the tune of some thirty million pounds. five thousand workers are directly employed by the company butut even more in e supply chain. the uncertainty is also reverberating across the channel were pretty still recenently bought an idled steel mill in northern france. workers they were back on the job on tuesday but not without anxiety about their future. claire must and has more. as dawn brokeke smomo billowed once again from a school wide furnaces employees returned to work after a three week shutdown due to a shortage of orders. it's d demoralizing it is an eay having just one week of work per month not for us -- for families on the dick wald s. mortars now but how long can it last days a month.

that's all and then what i will need you to come to work with a smile we are happy working together not a anymore. it's not the same now because we don't know what we're going to do once it was gone. it's been a difficult for years as a buyer after potential buyer fell through. at stake tons of steel production in the future of two hundred seventy employees. when the mill was finally acquired by a british company on may second they thought they were in the clear? the problem the buyer british steel is on the verge of bankruptcy. dedespite the company's assurans that work will now return to normal yes good violin please are worried. according to this union rep the company has cut off all dialogu. the facility was confronted with peopople who refused t to talk s they w will offer an explanatio. they schedule a time to meet with us and then they cancel at the last minute apparently they have more important things to do than to come meet us an awful place. british steel's president canceled a planned visit on monday he stayed instead in

london to argue for a government bailout. now investors around the world breathed a sigh of relief on tuesday that's because the us said it would be delaying an order limiting american firms from working with chinese techch giant while way. through seeing here walall stret finished t t dayay had led by gains in t the tech sector shars for google's parent company alphabet up nearly 1%. apple shares also up more thahan 2% a similar story in europe especially the docks in frankfort now thatt index includes a lot of export oriented companies the cat count and the footsie. both above the flat line as wel. now moving alolo h here to our next story on tuesday france's finance minister weighing into the tensions between washington and beijing. those tensions that could a afft the roll out of new five g. wireless technhnology across europe. addressing that question bruno lemerre called on the e.. you to sir what he called its technological independence. why? don't we do wantnt to be stuck between two powers like china

and the united states. your pass to a stop as its independence technological independence in the development of five g. in the development of electric batteries we don't have to depend on china or south korea. its independence on artificial intelligence on data storage. this can only be done collectively if each nation goes low and there will be no other choice than to sell to the highest bididder. only by coming together amomong european nations will we be able to achieve a psychological sovereignty on five g. on artificial intelligence. more bad news out of the u. k. where the restaurant chain owned by celebrity chef jamie oliver isis declalaring bankruptcyy. it's also laying off one thousand employees as part of the move which means that all but three of the company's restaurants will stay open in the u. k.. oliver got his fame after starring as the naked chef in the late nineties. watching his restauranant groroa bit over a decade ago. the chef said he was deeply saddened by the outcome and thanks importers on social medi. and finally mcdonald's is facing a series of complaints over

sexual harassment. on tuesday workers file twenty three complaints in the u. s. againstt the restaururant chaha. including g three civil rights lawsuits. the rivers are backed by a labor groupp the fight for fifteenen s well as timime's up legalal defe fund. this is the organization formed in hollywood last year following allegations against harvey weinstein. mcdonald's for its part says it's working to better address sexual harassment. any case mark reminder of the need to movements staying power and even when you put aside the specific cases. study showing the restaurant industry has one of the highest rates of workplace sexual harassment and deducted anecdotally c confirm that from people that i know of work in the industry that that it's it's rife completely but the thing is this whole issue is is dreadful. and the city would stop the back to call thank you very much in here over the business. crossing over the studio and the change of media watch the case a vassal lawn back here in front of the sea dominating the headlines the man of god to do state. the question is should bee allowed to o die -- strong reactions to sing the celebration. that followed an appeal court victory for his parents who wanted to be kept alive.

yes found someone barrack was at the center of a right to die case that has divided not any his family but the whole of fronts. and the legal fight entered into yes another chapter last night late last night when the court of appeal in paris. at said that the hospital must receive feeding and hydration vassal i'm his wife wants him to be allowed to die his parents who are devout catholics -- on the bus can the pope have got involved in this to you -- they basically say he is not at the end of his life he can breathe he can open his eyes and he is merely handicapped and that he should not be. killed and that he howowever lat night at there were scenes of celebration out from the lawyer- protest is when -- the announcement was made that the court had backs that case -- these all the two lawyers i with the crowd last night at there was shouts over -- own again ya- wewe won and the lawyers were

lifted up -- but only the crown- and then went into views one of the lawyers out she says that it's a remote tada a come back no that's a phrase that ordinarily is used in terms of sporting -- things football matches in particular and and a lot of people were deeply shocked and disgusted at the the terminology that was used on that occasion. people taking to twitter saying things like this west the dignity west of compassion and west the respect for the patient because he is. so very seriously ill and this is a terrible situation for the whole of his family especially his wife of course. and he was having to bottle difffferent members of of her husband's family -- this person saying. when you abandon -- decency and restraint i do talk with the suffering of a mom like a match at like a football match and

this person sayingng what is is the lawyer going to do next celebrate this decision by taking a a bust on the show's elise i also pulls the french team. did actually winning the world cup. there's more dark humor to from france's cartoonists on this one really quite shocking but i think -- merited in the in the circumstances and still no sign of cerebral activity says that one doctor. and the other says also loan that no not him and she's looking out the lawyerly camp down shouting ramon toddle come back -- this one two from plus sees -- they call this a come back and they are jumping up and down over a summer dancehall number as a bad so very document is friendly. the low yeah has actually apologized today -- over functions saying that he didn't use the most appropriate time he blamed his enthusiasm for having won the case out with this part of the case. i'm the fact that he's a football farm and the fact that that that phrase that particular clumsy time spring to mind how it's completely lacking dignity that's the whole thing because the end of the day this man is that he's been there since two thousand and eight in that. bad a and of course kept alive artificially. the story continues.

that's one to the cannes film festival change attend -- never fails to producee some controroveyy thiss yeaear it's proving that the at me too movement is still alive and kicking and going strong. yes very much at women it's still showing that they are ready to protest what they see as in a call to see -- down rice well. abuses of of women if you like add this woman as an actress sometime royce took to the red carpet on sunday at with this message stop violence against women not the general message but it was there for a very specific reason because off course on sunday. at the french actor alain delon was given a l lifetime achievemt award -- on honorary pom door and and she wasn't happy about it i saw at the other people to you unhappy about this particular story because i miss you too long has previously admission to slapping women in

his life. at what set the factors that is he's a great actor it says things that aren't okay we always minimize sexual violence. and she'll say hits out of the movie industry as a whole not just around alone saying. it uses off as an excuse to put itself above the looping in different is being an accomplished she says -- another actress who made her feelings known in a different way about this is some high back as she refused to attend -- the particular ceremony for that com donna at palm d'or donut to be handed over i'm she of course has been very much at the forefront of the mee two movements on surprising that she chose to take a stand on that. and more than twenty six thousand people have signed a petition -- that was urging calm not to recognize this man because he has made racist homophobic -- misogynist at remarks in the past -- but he is unapologetic about the whole thing saying that he is being recognized for his career and his career is irreproachable. and he is a french legend eighty three years old -- but on sunday in an interview that was published in june of two teams to demotion he said i said i'd slapped a woman yes and i should

add that i received more slaps them i gave. i am now karen it's pointed out by the new york times does seem to take one step forward and two steps back because it is doing a lot. for gender equality but terry from there the organizer of count at said about this that it is impossible to basically judge things at looking att throughh the glass of today. at what was said and done in the past and that they will a

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