you really. think. this house wants to do the bricks it was. sparing herself a major defeat the british prime minister councils are crucial votes on drags it's

leading to further calls for some reason maybe resignation. prime minister members across this times don't want your deal that you don't realize how it will take and will take us this make you know. what's coming up on the program french president a manual mccrone moves to appease a nation in revolt promising tax cuts and an increase in the minimum wage but many people remain convinced. listen because of this crisis i want to reconcile. i don't think it's enough as a possible issue there is and i think that the yellow vests the measures will not be suppresion right now. on the pentagon planes on like hunting or for us taxpayers' money going to subsidize the saudi campaign and yet.

welcome to our to international list choose the december eleventh just a.t.m. in new york four pm here in moscow on one o'clock lunchtime in the end and where we begin this hour. the fate of bragg's at times once more in the balance after the british prime minister snatched the chance for m.p.'s to vote on her e.u. withdrawal plan at the last minute trees in may was jeered on booed as she told parliament she was postponing the vote and m.p.'s across the house while they didn't mince their words. 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 the deal i. just this house wants to do the brics it.

if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can pampers across this house don't want your deal does she not realize how chaotic and when articulates this make you know you this isn't a government in country will fail again. he's met her time wasting to like simply reckless what has been the point of all the pain and uncertainty of the last two years what the hate is going on. i t she is for eight is it true that no prime minister is better than a bad prime minister was. yeah it went indeed the atmosphere in the hearts of commons became so fraught at one point that one m.p. got through another it after he picked up parliament ceremonial mace in protest the regime was. for the sins the

green mace must tackle to be present for the british parliament to meet passmores as a symbol of the monarchs or it's the opposition labor m.p. who dropped the play and it was a gesture of trick a tray of chaos which. since the break that referendum back in the summer of twenty sixteen the issue has the vita down stirred controversy amongst the british public on politicians here's the moment the result and confusion sank in we can now say the decision taken in one thousand nine hundred seventy five by this car. to join the common market has been reversed by this referendum to leave the. we are absolutely clear that there is no way that the remains side can win or can it it's two and a half years since britain voted to leave the euro pm. but the prospect of staying in that club is higher than ever how did it get to this. it how

to be rather straightforward to the country advantage this is an historic moment from which there can be no turning back and brussels mr paine sean created. what. can be concluded quickly and. the negotiations began and chugged away for a year until they hit a couple of major stumbling blocks the thorny issue of the irish border as well as future trade bluster from one side just to train work for economic cooperation. and provide a from the other let nobody be in any doubt that as i've always said we are preparing for a new deal ministers left may side in the e.u. faced with two european movements across the continent wasn't just going to roll

over so when it deal between london and brussels was finally struck last month john made it clear if this one you. should shoot for months if. he she switched back home to reason may's deal any united politicians of all stripes against it faced with losing the vote by a landslide to reason may called it off at the eleventh hour and much to the outrage of politicians failed to set a new date. house wanted to do this we wanted to vote to meet the people expected us to vote on it and the government have gone the wrong way and did it in the toilet this is the ultimate humiliation for the leader of the host here for this prime minister and how we could lose the house of the ira and try to suggest the pain this is business as usual is quite extraordinary the constituents are watching this farce with the wind in the newsman with no idea how this country

is being run and we did a host comes up with new we forward for all of this the message from many including the hard bags the tears in her own party is that she can't improve a rotten deal which although not exactly in those words also happens to be the message from brussels i have decided to call european council meeting on thursday we will not renegotiate the deal including the backstop but we are ready to discuss how to facilitate u.k. ratification as time is running out we will also discuss a preparedness for a no deal scenario so instead of surviving a historic parliamentary vote to raise a maze had to ensure a historic humiliation and by failing to reschedule the date of the vote she has been accused of running away from democracy and this is the u.k. moves ever closer to the twenty ninth of march the official date of britain's departure from the e.u. that means that n.p.c.

are going to be under even more pressure to approve what perhaps they consider to be a bad deal just to avoid a disastrous no deal scenario that if to resume a survives as leader and doesn't get ousted by either her own party or through a vote of no confidence which incensed opposition parties say they're now planning that could force a general election and considering the current state of disarray a party promising a second referendum to potentially reverse brags it could win popular support. well let's get a sense of what's happening right now at westminster and at the british heist of commons where employees are holding an emergency meeting to debate breaks just to recap comes of course after monday's dramatic announcement by trees in may but she would delay a vote on the e.u. divorced by let's take a listen this country to leave the e.u. with no deal at all yeah i mean this is the lady but we have before us an option to

make sure that we leave with a negotiated deal with an implementation period the prime minister is seeking to improve that still further to make sure that this house has the best option to move forward in lordly basis and that is the route we should take. the ford. to be. genuinely believe that there are members on the path that just the party opposite who like me want to avoid him no deal for exit or the risk of a very divisive second round so come i urge this minister who i know to be a very thoughtful listener to spend some of the time has become a favorable in his diary with some of those backbenchers on this on the part opposite to see if their concerns can be address. book would be able friends advice and i would certainly be happy to do that. they are.

required. because there are circumstances in which under section thirteen of the e.u. withdrawal the government was required to make a statement on how to proceed by january the twenty four schools are of the commons decides not to approve a deal presented by the government or if nor green in principle can be reached but a host of commons library it's not prepared over night on this says and i thought if the government maintains that its political agreement persists but it can. to make a statement could be avoided that's why this side of the hosts is suspicious as we know is the government trying. to continue to give us a meaningful vote or is it instead to run to the clock and in the words of the godfather movies in the face of no deal to me because i know for

a bit we can't refuse here it will let me just repeat it to the honorable gentleman because i think it is an important question i think i have provided the answer let me just repeat towards the end of my statement in our three years or so let me say this very clearly in the one likely and highly undesirable circumstances that as of twenty first generally very is no deal before not a deal before the house the government would bring a statement to the house and arrange for debate as pacify by law i think that answers his question precisely. mr david j. it is sexual thirteen subsection two provides that the meaningful vote should so far as practical be held before the european parliament decides whether to consent to the withdrawal agreement now the withdrawal agreement has been concluded but not approved can my honorable friend assure the house that the meaningful vote will take place before the european parliament makes that decision. yes i have given a short. caramel of the mississippi can't make this this whole

situation is bonkers in the public and frankly i'm fed up with this carry on we all get to know the impact it's having on the academics a touch so what that the minister can from the lightning this to drag into new year is simply unacceptable to delay to it and will keep categorically rule out the possibility of the government until march before the known saying no deal here i'd say too little late i couldn't be much clearer my statement earlier that we will be having a meaningful vote before twenty first of january now i'm very clear i want the prime minister to go and get the issue. and to see seek him to come back to his house as soon as possible i'm sure that's exactly what he intends to do homeo you misread my first roy declaration of interest this is important not only for everybody in this culture but for people in gibraltar as well so i can my rate by a will friend reassure me that the initial deal as this moment still exists and it

is still illegal deal on the table because that certainty is really in for them and the take all when those who want to support the deal that the sooner it is brought back the better for those who wish the prime minister will get what she's trying to do in. my own little time makes an excellent point and he and i have both recently heard directly from the chief minister general to his very clear in his support for this deal because he thinks it's on to meet key interests and preserves british sovereignty these are actually crucial points which i look forward to supporting when the deal returns man's. thank you i'm sorry to censor specialists but the minister has to use two words and his statement which make us all suspicious is used to shoot abuse and reassure. him time and time again from this government and then they have reneged on given that is a vast majority of m.p.'s in this house who wish to prevent a new deal and indeed the chance a repeat of that and changing the question just before this will the government

either know or bring a motion to this house we can vote on it and rule out a note you'll see a good bit tired see finish date on all gentlemen but what we're talking about is section fifteen of the withdrawal i have got is a or it would say thirty which is an issue this house has already debated what i've delivered today is the government's clear interpretation of those and the fact that there will be a meaningful way before this house. speaker could my honorable friend confirm but motions of this house amended all of our overwise do not override the law. oh my dearest friend of course is right that. i'm a super senior most important a fact about what we're talking about here is what we're talking about the you were drawn to twenty stella creasy thank you mr speaker the minister will understand

that yesterday shredded all the goodwill that was your life in this house when it comes to these assurances and i listened to the attorney general last monday when he told this house that he had a solemn and constitutional duty to advise it on these legal questions objective leon impartially and to place such legal expertise as i have to dispose of the historical precedent strongly support that be the house might be sure that i should discharge this duty with uncompromising and rigorous the day to see so the fact that he's not his day to give that legal way it's written in society is a concern to all of us who have to go back to our constituents and explain what's on earth is happening in this place candy that will confirm that the attorney general has consulted with him on what he said today and that he will publish any legal advice he's given in the light yesterday's rulings and what happens on section thirteen janish say to the honorable lady that i'm sure if she were to approach this it goes in life receiving is there the house of commons in

westminster london where as we're seeing a day on yet more confusion over trees and maze breaks that plan the glide among you might have seen trees a maze not in parliament she's arrived in germany to meet chancellor merkel of the things they can get off to the greatest of starts it seems the prime minister's car door got stuck requiring a bit of effort from two of our assistance to open a place for her that is not a sign of things to come she's in berlin for talks also with the dutch leader there as well really is aiming for more concessions on one particular. issue the irish border to help push her troubled deal through parliament. ok we'll leave there that story go on to another of her head line issues after four weekends of nationwide protests france's president made a dramatic statement on monday night attempting to appease the yellow vests protest

movement in his first public address since the unrest the money will mccrone to some of the protesters demands including tax concessions and the minimum wage rise our correspondent charles dubinsky has been following all the developments. well hundred c. from new york to more than a thousand students have turned out for this protest today tonight happy yet again thanks to the admission process is due to change here in france they say that that will become discriminatory from students from poor backgrounds this protest comes just hours after president michel gave a speech to the nation last night lining his proposals trying every one of the protests that we've seen particularly the protests by the yellow fascist would you be violent to the last i'm sure weekends this is what the president had to say to make sure you knew who it was because of this crisis i want to reconcile with you salaries will increase by one hundred euros in twenty nineteen at no extra cost to

employers over time will not be taxed and i will ask all employers to pay an end of year bonus this will not be taxed and there will be no social payments for pensioners receiving less than two thousand euros the tax increase will be cancelled as we had planned the total cost of all the measures is likely to be between eight billion and ten billion euros we are in the process of fine tuning to see how to finance it i've been speaking to many of the protesters about this march today and they say there are unhappy that macro speech didn't really touch on the things that they. they have been protesting about the most serious so he took side education reform but they say we'll also know because he didn't say anything to them when i asked him about what's being offered to the yellow vests we want this idea of increasing the minimum wage giving people earning the minimum wage a hundred years plus a month for giving concession was cheap pensioners they said it's you know it's

enough it's not good enough and is too little too late this is what some people have been telling us. i think for the yellow vests the measures will not be sufficient right now because they're waiting for much more from our president and. i don't think it's enough i don't think it will change anything also has to be do with control numbers like that around but we don't know if it's achievable so we're waiting. to fall we're growing needs to keep his promises he can take measures but still put something new in place in the bag it won't stop him from creating new taxes that i personally want the yellow vest protests to continue so that's the reaction you know from people on the street same paris they still seems to be a huge amount of intention towards the president many people saying what he also got sight was too little too much. i believe that brown five of the revolution in

our country next saturday will be a great moment of mobilization but of course i think it's up to those who are in the protest movement. mccrone has become dangerous for france under the guise of measures he chooses not to change his policy and continues to rule against the people if a manual micron is so sure of himself he should have the courage to have his measures backed by referendum. so far it seems they should be all its own chauffeured by president macaroon mazen joe nuff to quell the disquiet adolescent i'm hearing rounds many people still cooling for his resignation saying what do you all think last night was too little too late and he needs to offer more than for the moment it looks like the process is set to continue with as you please your own set to have another protest on saturday this weekend which will make it the fifth weekend in a row shown that even stephen. paris well it's not all doom and gloom for some

yellow vests the protests have fuelled not anger but love a symbolic ceremony inside the western of france featured a bride dressed in yellow and a yellow suited grin they met each other while blocking a whole station for a month the reception happened in the middle of an interchange suitably enough with other protesters guests. many happy returns the pentagon say the bookkeeping led to the saudi campaign in yemen getting free fuel we look at the ramifications of that and more after this. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than

ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. room.

alone again moscow was rounded on the u.s. secretary of states over his remarks a by two russian military aircraft sent to venezuela to take part in exercises mike pump a zero accuse the two countries of squandering public funds comments which the kremlin described as completely inappropriate re if an option is in venezuela. spokesperson of russia's president seemed indeed a little bit surprised with not very diplomatic comments of america's top diplomat saying the u.s. better mind its own business this is what dmitri place called had to say. this is a very undiplomatic step from the u.s. secretary of state it's a serious accusation pointed at the russian government and we believe it is not an appropriate statement talking about public spending we do not agree with this that

more on that this is an inappropriate statement from a country which could feed the whole of africa with half its military budget we continue to seek dialogue with our colleagues and hope for washington's readiness sooner rather than later. this response came off to the u.s. secretary of state mike compare had claimed that sending two russian military aircraft across the atlantic was a waste of money and these are his words russia's government has sent bombers halfway around the world to venezuela the russian and venezuelan people should see this for what it is to corrupt governments squandering public funds and squelch and liberty and freedom while that people suffer the suburban exchange following to deploy mine told to russian strategic bombers here in venice to well what earlier on monday as part of a brokered military cooperation between moscow and caracas we missed the arrival of two russian white swans he is my report here in taiz one of the russian tupolev to

one is sixty's joint. capable of ours was yes that. was. just a company. laughter and this. was no. right that landed from the base and russia's no. cross have covered the distance so low that ten thousand kilometers and they flew over it but plenty before they let it here it is well it. was sixty supersonic strategic. significance.

to deliver a nuclear. strike strategic targets they may carry. out. such flights. within russia we can conduct long distance nonstop flights but not one like this the aircraft cross the ocean different. which is useful for training and demonstrating aircraft reliability. this is the this model a very close call duration between the two countries russia is going to tell us army number one provider with its helicopters. complexes that other weaponry being inactive. by the country's armed forces for years already under. contract

the country's defense minister has come to the airfield to personally greet the russian pilots. our armed forces have improved readiness we are constantly working to raise our game and show that we have a more than military capable of defending the country russia and venezuela have already conducted joint military drills and later this week on wednesday these mourners are expected to leave to the air as part of yet another russian venezuelan military training. with the theme the pentagon has acknowledged that millions of dollars of u.s. taxpayers money has been lost to the saudi led campaign in yemen in plain refusing fees the u.s. defense department put the huge loss done to basic accounting errors came to light after the atlantic magazine obtained information from the defense department killer martin it's a story he's been following closely let's take a look. what comes to dealing with america's allies the trumpet ministration has

one great fear paying too much money you want to say maybe going have to pay many nations over money from past years. and it is very unfair to the united states they're not paying their bills well there is one war in which the united states has been paying well beyond its fair share according to the department of defense saudi airplanes and airplanes from the united arab emirates have been refueling themselves at the expense of the american taxpayers apparently it's all due to an accounting error u.s. central command recently reviewed its records and found errors in accounting where the department of defense for a hoot to charge this sort. adequately for fuel and refueling services now it's quite an expensive mistake the costs are still being added up but apparently it's in the millions of dollars u.s.

aerial refueling assistance was provided to the saudi led coalition for more than three point five use activities that likely cost tens of millions of dollars we must ensure that u.s. taxpayers a fully strato tankers and casing ten extenders to refuel planes mid air a mere hour of work with these aircraft costs over ten thousand dollars now these refueling were stopped in mid november but that was after over two thousand operations had been carried out in which the united states was helping the saudis to wage their war against yemen and that is not a popular war seventy five percent of the u.s. public according to the latest polling doesn't want the country to be involved but u.s. government officials seem to think differently we do believe that the support for the coalition is necessary it sends a wrong message if we discontinue our support but what the u.s. public wants doesn't seem to be of concern the united states remains highly involved with the saudi coalition as it wages its widely condemned war against its

neighbor caleb mopp and r.t. new york ok we're heading next to some great programs and i'm back with your latest news updates in thirty from moscow this is r.t. international. which. prosecution will need to be. called where you question the threat of fines. by the number one perceived to any young yasmin political pressure on the only men can forge an earthworm security.