similar. if. not they got. on the computer with the plane. would come back to the three story you have to see. the end. if you will be. the big news tonight the big show major is being booed in parliament this. chews days crucial vote. face a big defeat his employees lost. and. government and the prime

minister feels it's time because of the weak prime minister members across this house don't want your deal with all the reaction coming up throughout the night. also this to the french president meets political of union leaders as he prepares to break his silence on some of the country's most violent protests as we've covered these last four weekends with a number of news outlets pinning the blame on social media for fueling the rest meantime other developments to brief. the french foreign minister warns don't want trump not to interfere after the u.s. president's tweeted about the yellow vests protest claiming he says they were chanting for him we asked people at the rallies if that. was the case trump is rich billionaire and just like macro for me he's not a politician for us trump represents the very worst of our own president. and we need a young afghan boys devotions. so his football hero saw him take the trip of

a lifetime only to then face taliban threats to his family's lives back home. newsnight loss to tell you about the night here monday night here in moscow welcome kevin zero in here at the international news sense of with me for this latest update and of course breck's is making all the news tonight and all the fighting around it let's get on with it the british prime minister's them put choose those crucial parliamentary vote they should happen tomorrow on a much maligned bricks of plan on ice no date to be announced yet when it's going to happen threesome i was confronted by anger on all sides in a packed house of commons a shit that m.p.'s had too many concerns for a you divorce deal to get enough backing out of the day just this house wants to

deliver bricks it. if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can the biggest uncertainty for british law is not in this deal but on the front bench of the labor was a prime minister members across this house don't want your deal does she not realize how can your team and when articulates this make. what she's done to day are i see cheers for eight. the scale of the westminster correspondent polyploid because there has to be said this wasn't too unexpected well it depends a change is probably out isn't it polly what now than. oh i can answer that question but i doubt that anybody can you saw to reason may that addressing a very fractious house of commons confirming that vote has been delayed of course

it was leaked and everyone had known about it already after cabinet meeting or phone call with her cabinet ministers this morning but she conceded i must have been humiliating for her to concede that her deal that she'd been talking up she said it would be voted down and that she will now go to brussels in an attempt to renegotiate certain elements of the deal she actually calls it to seek assurances over the contentious issue of the irish backstop and the future of the irish board i take a listen to what she had to say to our this is very carefully to what has been said in this chamber and i from listening to those views it is clear that while there is broad support for many of the key aspects of p g i yes on one issue on one issue the northern backstop that remains widespread and deep concern and we will therefore defer the

vote for tomorrow. and not to proceed to divide the house at this time the challenge. it's almost the result of the referendum it's pretty dark this house wants to deliver bricks it. i. i i hear a clear message from the s.n.p. but if. i does it want to do so through reaching an agreement with the e.u. be honest that this risks dividing the country again. we can hear how raucous the atmosphere in the chamber is and time wise to reason may says that she wants to go and visit e.u. leaders in the european commission before this week's e.u.

summit but still not clear specifically when that's going to be but she wants to discuss changes and address embry's concerns but we don't have a date for every new devote for when this vote will now take place because she says it depends on what happens in brussels and that is a great source of anger among politicians in the chamber many of them was desperate to finally house that say on this rather chaotic break that process and at some points you could see that it's a reason they couldn't even talk over the hackling in the billings coming from opposition parties in the chamber all dibley and visibly frustrated politicians but into reason made initial speech she did attempt to address the different factions of her critics so she said she can only deliver brags that by compromising with the e.u. that she needs to negotiate there you can't have it both ways and those that want

to advocate all the avenues need to shoulder the responsibility of what those avenues might bring so she said to those that want a second referendum to overturn the first be honest that this risks dividing the country even further said to those that say that they want to stay in the customs union will be on this that means sleeping freedom of movement and if you want to leave without a deal the hard break that is in her party are advocating she says be upfront that's going to be bad for the economy in the short term and for people's livelihoods now made claims you saw that she's listened to critics and to the concerns that people have and that she's going to do everything she can to seek assurances from the e.u. over the issue of the irish backstop well a lot of people would say that she didn't. yes and that she should of those in her own party will say she should have postponed the spoke earlier others say that this wasn't a deal that they wanted a toll and that's what the leader of the labor opposition party jeremy corbyn had

to say he says that the government has lost control and is in complete disarray take a listen to what jeremy called then had to say the government is in disarray. is building for business people are in despair at this stage of these failed negotiations the prime minister is trying to solve one last chance to save this deal if she doesn't take long board the fundamental changes required then she must make for those who can. and german corbin's criticism is that she's not changing the deal she's essentially going to paper over some cracks and bring it back so he says it's still a bad deal that people are going to reject an m.p. i asked the employee after to reason my statement lined up desperate to get in that ostensibly that questions to the prime minister but really indignant criticisms of how she has handled this negotiation process the s.n.p.

party in particular of course scotland voted to stay in the union i have to say listening to the debate there were a couple of messages of support for her but for the most part a lot of. the prime minister now she's still in the chamber listening to what everybody has to say to her and as of yet no date for the vote the prime minister planning to tweak or not renegotiate but seek a sure this is on some elements of the deal which the m.p.'s in the chamber of already dismissed as not good enough and a deal that brussels has already said that it's going to refuse to renegotiate yeah you know as a fellow brit over here as well you just can't help wondering all the it's never going to have never going to happen it is going to go to another referendum was. something like this is such a big deal is no such a mess to it our fears on polly boyd in westminster come about she later thanks very much. president is meeting with the country's political elite union chiefs

after almost four weeks of nationwide protest by the yellow vests movement on saturday parts of paris as we showed you were left strewn with burned out cars shattered glass and rubber bullets in what was the worst rioting seen in the city in over a decade shallow dubin ski takes is through the latest. french finance minister who's described these protests that have been going on now for the last four weekends as being an economic catastrophe with france with french economic growth being reduced boy zero point one percent a result of them why we've been describing these protests as being a spontaneous social needs into the last few weeks there is invite something deeper behind it it's social media mainstream media outlets now suggesting that facebook algorithms could be to blame for spreading these protests on twitter yes those pesky russian boats they're at it again with some two hundred accounts retreating or tweeting one thousand six hundred times

a day to put that in context so never ridge eight tweets so retreats per account to say i think that tweet it at least twelve times so it's not a huge amount but the french authorities have said that they are launching an investigation in to this alleged interfering by you russia once again but they said that they won't speculate as to the results of that until that investigation is ended that's according to the foreign minister who's also taken out to hit out against donald trump after he sent this tweet on saturday the paris agreement isn't working out so well for paris protests and riots all over france people do not want to pay large sums of money much to third world countries that are questionably run in order to maybe protect the environment chanting we want trump love france i am telling donald trump the president of the republic also told him we do not take part in america's debate leave our nation out of the don't trump saying in that

it's we the people on the streets of france and in paris which own thing we want trump well we didn't hear anything such like that but we decided to use the protesters if they did indeed want trump. even. the french one revolution they don't want mccrone they want him and the french government to resign. the no i don't want all my crown it's dangerous i'm not sure who's worse trump is rich billionaire and just like macro for me he's not a politician no one in france would have voted for trump for us trump represents the very worst of our own president we want. you put in france some feel. about equality and we have balanced ystem something like that. we have a king and we don't want

a king anymore it seems the protesters don't want trump mortal but we won't. and many will be waiting with bated breath to see what the president will say to the country this evening the protests continuing today in france yellow vests out again in force this weekend they describing as asked by. the east from policy chief says a mechanism for maintaining trade with a random spot u.s. sanctions could be ready in the coming weeks frederica mockery made that statement a news conference in brussels. commitment we have to make sure that iranians benefit people benefit from the lifting of sanctions even after the u.s. decision to impose some of the sanctions i would expect this instrument to be established in the coming weeks before the hand of the here as a way to protect and promote a legitimate business with. earlier around warned the u.s.

sanctions against it may lead to a deluge of drugs asylum seekers bombs and terrorists in the west end quote it says economic pressure it's facing right now could affect the fight against drugs and its lengthy border with afghanistan the world's leading opiate supplier as it is iran says it spends hundreds of millions of dollars every year to try to curb the illegal drug trade and the correspondent exit the story for you tonight. trump iran sanctions three words all a little too familiar to the world although washington aimed sanctions at tehran it's european companies who have felt the impact although sanctions may have closed the door to european businesses they could apparently open another to the flow of drugs. i warn those who impose sanctions that if iran's ability to fight drugs and terrorism are affected you will not be safe from a daily use of drugs asylum seekers bombs and terrorism in case you didn't know

iran has been a barrier to a deluge of drugs coming from afghanistan feel he is. iran has a lengthy border with afghanistan the world's largest producer of opium destined for markets in europe and elsewhere in twenty sixteen alone the u.n. estimates that iran seized a hof a million kilos of opium iranian officials say they spent a hefty amount on enforcement measures but arias canals fences around eight hundred million dollars annually it says on sealing its borders to prevent the transit of narcotics and if iran contra was stopped because of sanctions well you get the picture. you don't weaken iran by sanctions many will not be safe washington claims to have the problem under control since two thousand and two has been engaged in the council narcotics program in afghanistan but get this back in

two thousand and one before the u.s. intervention poppy field stretched to around seven thousand six hundred and six has fast forward to twenty seventeen and the number grows to three hundred twenty eight thousand hex hesse. program undertaken by the united states its coalition partners or the afghan government resulted in lasting reductions in poppy cultivation were opium production so this. iran can no longer protect its borders with afghanistan a wave of drugs threatens to engulf europe and beyond another tragic consequence of trump's foreign policy hitting allies instead the effort iran is putting in fighting drug trafficking is primarily aimed at protecting its own citizens drugs effect for two million iranians nevertheless it's also bringing benefits for other countries such as the europeans as well i think with the wrong honey government is trying to do is it is trying to tell of the europeans that if the

iran nuclear deal dies and unfortunately it seems that that is the path we are going to. they cannot expect that he wants cooperation on other issues such as fighting drugs in fighting terrorism and while drugs and terrorism impact iran primarily but we have to remember that they also impact the region because while there is transmission actors such as europe. not about day for where we are no japan's turning against the chinese coms manufacturer to joining the u.s. and other allies well we're going to go one of the stories ahead. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected

. so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go right to the press this is what the before. can't be good. i'm interested always in the water our. first. place. dr vision between northern ireland. has consequences as a lot of consequences for people particularly those who live along the border there's a lot of free movement at the moment people move back and forwards there's a lot of economic activity there's a lot of social social activity on the seas out to stop them.

so turns out not to japan's effectively the chinese telecom equipment giant way and number of other chinese companies too from obtaining government contracts is the latest twist and turn in this what japanese ministries in the armed forces have been given guidelines prohibiting them from buying any equipment produced by those firms further tokyo says it's to prevent sensitive information being leaked that decision comes hard on the heels of the arrest of the way chief financial officer and the daughter of the telecom. science foundation big person in canada at the request of the u.s. washington accuses her of violating american sanctions imposed on iran and seeks or extradition name men one view her arrest has put increased strain on the u.s. china relations just of course there's a bit of hope of a thaw after that big trade spot between donald trump and paying a kind of

a group agreed truce at the g. twenty in argentina last month may recall china's foreign ministry has warned canada and the u.s. now of consequences if maying isn't released do it all more over the weekend the vice foreign minister summoned both the canadian and the u.s. ambassadors and make clear up position over the issue we hope that the governments of the two states take this seriously as for what the severe consequences will be but the voice foreign minister warned off for a meeting with the canadian ambassador i can tell you that it's totally depends on the canadian side itself. what ways the chinese telecommunications equipment a consumer electronics producer founded in one thousand nine hundred seven the company's now the world's largest telecom equipment maker and ranks as the second largest smartphone brun globally of american competitor apple on kong based political scientists joseph chang spoke has by all this he said japan's recent move to try to shun way seems in line with washington's efforts right now to to limit the telecom giants presence. since twenty fourteen their american government has

been warning the operations and agencies in the united states not to use where you. health also proud to its praise while waiting in the coming two years and now. and or even trying to avoid losing. money so disappearance in the consulate. and promoted by the united states to exert pressure on the military. representatives of more than a hundred sixty countries agreed today to adopt the united nations global migration path to the meeting in morocco however some e.u. states such as the us refused to attend a correspondent roll over to try and get a handle on what that means then peter how does this start and what does it mean the father they haven't attended well let's start off with what they've been those

who were attendance were intending and what they were attending for the migration pact the un migration pact to set out to put in place a framework for a global solution or at least to try and get a global solution to tackling migration one of those world leaders that was in attendance was the german chancellor angela merkel. the whole migration pact idea was roundly supported here in germany only the right wing opposition alternative for germany spoke out against it they had this to say the migration pact contains lots of political commitments and leads to more migrants entering germany. but it proved far more toxic elsewhere another of the big names in attendance from europe was the belgian prime minister shows michel no he in fact lost his governing coalition because of this migration pact on sunday the right wing flemish

nationalists that were helping to will give him a ruling majority in the belgian palm and walked out of the coalition over this issue in slovakia the foreign minister. he threatened to resign over it it was only when assurances were made that bratislava would main would remain closely aligned to both the and nato when it came to issues of migration did he agree to well pull back that resignation and in fact in countries such as canada we're seeing quite big demonstrations against this pact it was . the united states australia austria the czech republic hungary amongst many others have also said they wouldn't be signing this deal in fact the un secretary general he outlined exactly what was meant by this non-binding agreement. the

compact is not treaty moreover it is not legally binding it is a framework for international corporation but rooted in an intergovernmental process of negotiation in good face and it's that wording that's perhaps led to a lot of nations being unwilling to sign it because why sign up to something if it isn't binding in the first place. yeah exactly pay or all things the up they'll come for another story or your correspondent peter all over there. now this is real heart wrenching story of a young afghan boy and devoted fan of football star line of messi is being forced to flee his home for the second time after threats from the taliban the group initially confronted the seven year old after a picture of him in a homemade messages he made from a plastic bag went viral well now the little boy's family fear for their lives once again.

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