yes the sats are on our side troops on our side so the only way they. want to fight us is history and they are. our party and this is one more. campaign. i understand the point you're making you know you you fly in the face of the mainstream politics in germany and that's why they don't like you but are you helping them are you helping yourselves for example some of your members at times of use language that's been considered by some as inappropriate i believe in heart insulted muslims and what they consider sacred is that doing you more harm than good or is that just the nature of your organization . oh no not really you know we have several examples of. things that i call it the shots of other political parties were saying the same like our politicians and they said it's no problem and them where we say it's

creating a big problem or on that and you name it it's interesting how this is a good friend of mine iowa. he was under survival ends of the secret service for just three months it was announced publicly. for a l.h. area and now after three months the same violence has he has been critics stopped because there are no reasons for a real ford our survival and for forty six actions saw you see even in this case this is all is just distribute the asian this is who are out to make it public to come indicated on television and then a real danger that. some people will say if the party had nothing to hide you've got nothing to worry about you know let any surveillance carry on how

would you feel about that. well we don't learn anything to hide and. be an asset or of time to that we are supporting any word of the secret service by the again on the pointers. if the secret service would work properly. he would do but there were secret what's already his name is saying that it should be secret service they should do the surveillance actually but now what we are facing a totally opposite side of it. does sound that so-called secret is this and downsizing that he is thinking about. that hero point us out there survivor less so this is the totally opposite you know and we. get well card lost to us and thanks to for our boss of the secret service to our us. he

has to go because here is a huge boost to do this he said of the air he is totally ok and there are no real reasons to. this party and the silence and those the real reason why he had to leave is chair feel confident that there will be nothing found nothing that can hurt the f.d.a. the big no no cases of xenophobia racism will be uncovered. of course i am very confident of. perfect here you know i am speaking from my own experience i was also under some violence in bavaria a while i was the head of the french do i wish that. i had even searching in my horses at the police time in the morning as such my house to find something for when they didn't find that. i went to trial and i had one set their

own trials to searching in my home was totally illegal the announcement of by the situation was also totally illegal so the trial i want the trials and i am sure that the whole over this case as well if this was another party coming under surveillance from you know the intelligence agency would you be in support of that or not. well apparently in the normal circumstances of course yes because we believe and what that the state should have the right. to defend him south about here we are facing a huge for on the surface so us is under political control of the ministry saw there and now i see that we are quite confident that they are.

political. and this is a very problematic case. really appreciate you coming on our take thanks for your time i guess peter bicester in his foreign policy speaking for the f.d.a. in germany's bundestag thank you. ok. to come of course very short break the scene a few moments. join me every first week on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then.

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amputate one of his life so there was a risk he would lose. interest in that report we're going to head straight to the u.k. houses of parliament we're expecting the announcement of the results on today's briggs if i was very sure must will be heard the prime minister yeah those whose jobs rely on our trade with the e.u. need that clarity so with your permission mr speaker i'd like to set out briefly how the government intends to proceed first we need to confirm whether this government still enjoys the confidence of the house i believe that it does but given the scale and importance of tonight's vote it's right that others have the chance to test that question if they wish to do so i can therefore confirm that if the official opposition table a confidence motion this evening in the form required by the fixed term parliaments act the government will make time to debate that motion tomorrow and if this happened before christmas the official opposition declined to do so we will on this occasion consider making time tomorrow to debate any motion in the form required

from the other opposition parties should they put one. second and second if the house confirms its confidence in this government i will then hold meetings with my colleagues our confidence and supply part of the u.p.a. and senior parliamentarians from across the house to identify what would be required to secure the backing of the house the government will approach these meetings in a constructive spirit but given. given the only urgent need to make progress we must focus on ideas that genuinely negotiable and have sufficient support in this house thirty if these meetings yield such ideas the government will then explore them with the european union mr speaker i want to end by offering to reassurances the first is to those who fear that the government's strategy is to run down the clock to the twenty ninth of march. that is not our strategy i've always believed that the best way forward is to leave in

an orderly way with a good deal yeah. and i have devoted much of the last two years negotiating such a deal as you confirmed mr speaker the amendment to the business motion table to nast week by my watch honorable and learned friend the member for beckons field is not legally binding but the government respects the will of the house we will therefore make a statement about the way forward and table in amendable motion by monday the second reassurance is to the british people who voted to leave the european union in the referendum two and a half years ago i became prime minister immediately after that referendum i believe it's my duty to deliver on their instruction and i intend to do syria every day that passes without this issue being resolved means more uncertainty more bitterness and more rancor the government of hurt has heard what the house has said tonight but i ask members on all sides of the house to listen to the british people

who want this issue settled. and to work with the government to do just that. i will come to other colleagues first of all to of the leader of the opposition generally called in. thank you mr speaker the results of tonight's vote is the greatest defeat for a government since the nineteen twenties in this house this is a catastrophic defeat for this government after the. years of failed negotiations the house of commons is today but its verdict on her breaks it deal and that verdict is absolutely decisive. here the words the prime minister but actions of our government of the past two years speak equally clearly. she is only attempting to reach out now to try to keep a failed process and deal alive after it's been so roundly rejected by parliament on behalf of the people of this country labor has laid out our priorities

consistently no deal. no deal must be taken. no deal must be taken off the table a permanent customs union must be secured and people's rights and protections must be guaranteed so they do not fall behind at every turn the prime minister has closed the door on dialogue businesses begged her to negotiate a comprehensive customs union trade union leaders pressed her for the same thing they were ignored in the last two years she's only had one priority the conservative party. was governing principle of delay and denial has reached the end of the line she cannot seriously believe that after two years of fadia she is capable of to go shaping a good deal for the people of this country the most important issue facing us is that the government has lost the confidence of this house and this country i

therefore mr speaker i inform you i have now tabled a bunch of no confidence in this. and i'm pleased i'm pleased that motion will be debated tomorrow so this house can give its verdict on the share incompetence of this government and that motion of no. but it's in the government. come to look at the just come to the lead i will come to the right honorable gentleman of course but a point of order the leader of the house. with permission mr speaker i should like to make a short business statement regarding the business for tomorrow and the remainder of this week i'm extraordinarily grateful to ride on the lady and i accept that she can't be psychic as to what i'm thinking i can't be psychic as to what she's thinking i think the smooth and orderly way to proceed with this matter is to deal with points of order first and then to come to the right on the latest statement

which would be entirely proper and out was helpful to the house at the point of all the mystery and back but. just because we should be a win of the situation that within the clock is ticking we have got very little tie in to dissolve this the fact it has taken a soul to get to this point frankly is shameful this is a humiliating defeat and for the government when i listen to the prime minister that sounds like everybody else does it poll rather than her stately responsibility for what has happened to see what this is because i'm delighted that the leader of the opposition has come driving to the motion of no confidence the should have happened before but of course that we will support this just because i mentioned it is clear that the clock is ticking the government needs to secure the safety of all or nations and should immediately the article fifty proceed. immediately have talks with all the leaders of the opposition parties let's work

together in all out interests but let's listen to the voices of the public t.v. and that have been said here that is no support for this deal it must come back again the obvious thing to do in the right thing to do suspend article fifty put this to the people and our people here and i knew the right honorable gentleman won't take offense when i say he was using the device of a point of order as he is in. understandable in these circumstances to say what he wanted to say he was more interested in what he had to say to the house than anything that i have to say to him it's not a matter for the chair the right honorable gentleman has registered his view and these are the sorts of issues that can quite properly be aired in debates and quite conceivably in discussions that take place with the prime minister and other party leaders but he's made his point with force and alacrity and it's on the record for colleagues to study sports and i will take the honorable lady first readily first and then point of order to swinson mr speaker with this result of

a scale that is unprecedented in recent times it is clear that this deal nor any tweaks to it will get through the post of commons support we are going to work as a book or one of how the parliament can affect authority to make sure that we can give the people of this country a stay on a steel to resolve this now to it is that most of these to be resolved by the people and if you did well my response to the honorable lady is as follows first of all there may well be an opportunity for her. thoughts on that matter the situation we face the suggested way forward in the course of debate to which the prime minister and her point of order referred there is that prospect potentially unfolding so that's one opportunity for the owner of a lady and the second would be those discussions to take place in coming days and i dare say that they want to take the chance to participate in those more widely

where there is discussion about parliaments role of what parliament might do and what options parliament might have i think i can predict with complete confidence that the honorable lady will have a view about that and that view which is important and will be heard. and the point i want to strangle brendan mcneil thank you very much mrs because my minister spoke about the will of parliament mr speaker and i think we have. investigator for the when can we test the will of the on the charges that are now left the choices a new do virtue book an article fifty can we test these names and better your mind of course that in scotland european union is more popular in the polls than the united kingdom and the prime minister should no doubt it will be plenty of opportunity for testing in the days ahead i think the well can i just take the. first point to go to dr philippa with thank you very much mr speaker this isn't a political point of order yesterday it was raise the issue of the member for

hampstead and you'll burn and the fact that she should have been undergoing as his ear infection today and for a high risk pregnancy and she is comfortable with me saying she is just station of diabetes and was asked by her medical team to undergo all that at an early possibility she has had to defer that despite the advice and comments that you made from the chair yesterday that apparently were given no comfort from the government benches and i think this is shocking to see. that race and the baby grace because we cannot have a method of allowing those who are sick or pregnant is just very well. be i know what the honorable lady says and i don't. care for at all i made the point yesterday thought the situation was a lemon suppose i use that word i think several times the situation was a lemon to both of us this matter i'm not interested in people chanting for him

said repositions there were obvious benefit or purpose i'm ruling on the matter and i require no assistance in the process of doing say the situation was a lemon to bowl i thought it better that the honorable lady should have the opportunity of a proxy vote. and that was my view and it was a view wide to share the mass was debated in february of last year and in september i had indicated by strong support it wouldn't be necessary for a risk. lucian to be tabled by the leader of the house for reasons which others can explain it's not my job to do their explaining for them that hasn't happened i think it's regrettable but it cannot be sorted tonight nevertheless she's registered her concern it's a concern and a sense frankly of. very deep disappointment to put it mildly that i share and it will doubtless be dealt with in days or weeks to come and my very great sympathies go to the honorable lady the member perhaps of the and co but who in my judgment should not have been put in this position. to order yvette cooper is the speaker

the prime minister has now said that she will listen to voices from right across this house she has obviously had thirty months in which to do that and it has led to this defeat for the government tonight which is the greatest for more than one hundred years we must all hope that she will indeed listen to voices from across the house but we also will recognize that it will take time and people and businesses and government organizations and institutions will now be worried that there are only just over seventy days left the prime minister did not mention after home safety. people talk about respect in this house but there's a minister of the crown shouting the right honorable member for normanton i say in the kindest way nobody genial fellow. stop it you're capable of much better than that yvette cooper given the scale of the challenge with the clock now really

ticking down the prime minister did not mention what will happen to article fifty mr speaker can you advise the house on what we might be able to do to urge the prime minister for the sake of businesses and jobs and people across the country to seek an immediate extension another article fifteen hours or they thought it out well the answer is in the first instance these are matters that can be in debate tomorrow and in the gets. right for me tonight to give a ruling on what the right honorable lady or others should or shouldn't do she will be aware of the presentation of bill that took place in the name of another member who i believe also has views on these matters these will be i'm sure discussed in the days ahead not merely in private meetings i feel certain on the floor of the house and of one thing i am sure that which members wish to debate.

and which they determine shall be subject to a vote will be debated and voted upon that seems to me so blindingly obvious that no sensible person would disagree at all petunia will i'm sure unfold in the period ahead. i think if there are no further point of order and i don't think we need any it is right that we hear the supplementary business statement by the leader of the house yeah again an extraordinary grateful mr speaker was. the artist. i i don't really mind whether she's grateful or not but she's got a job. thank you for that clarification mr speaker mission i should like to make

a short business statement regarding the business for tomorrow and the remainder of this week wednesday the sixteenth of january the house will be asked to consider a motion of no confidence in her majesty's government under section two for its a fixed term parliaments act of two thousand and eleven in the name with the leader of the opposition thursday the seventeenth of january debate on a motion on mental health first aid in the workplace followed by general debate on children social care in england the subjects of these debates were determined by the backbench business committee i should make a further business statement in the usual way on thursday thank you mr speaker if you showed a leader of ours i remind the house that the supplementary business statement is subject to questioning but its terms are comparatively narrow. implore members to recognize the implication and spirit of that fact the shadow leader valerie vows thank you mrs peter can i thank the leader of the house this. date mint and say

that the opposition concur with that in the law in the second stances of the vote we agree with that debate tomorrow i think you. know you. yes mr b. it was good just wondered mr speaker or you can find any way to confirm the full day's business to morrow will be given to the vote of confidence according to the legislature the center of the fix in parliament and it's going to choir meant for an hour and a half to the hostess to confirm the paul di will be removed. so i sort of should be persuaded that i was going to be so he's nodding his head rather sort of obsessive satisfied about execution of the house just about to confirm that. yes subject to the queen into the house would be useful to know the timing was i mean ordinarily because the chair is approached about these matters which is the sensible way to deal with it but we do need to know what the timing is right honorable lady will either be able to advise now all to confer with colleagues

later in the evening so that there is clarity on that matter. and then we'll be all. very satisfied. with the leader mr speaker i can confirm that your office has the proposal for a business motion tomorrow that proposes that the debate takes place for the whole day until seven pm grateful thank you the point of all that thank you very much leaders. and supplementary business was treating you mr quick to speak on the show if we're taking questions on the business statement or points of order but given the scale of the so we're just watching the latest scenes from the u.k. houses of parliament the vote is taken place the results in and it was historic prime minister trees amazing brigs a divorce agreement by the u.k. parliament to naff years after parties referendum to quickly european union on the back of months of negotiations with brussels and things are overwhelmingly opposed to a a proposed. defeated by

a margin of two hundred thirty votes it's the biggest parliamentary defeat in modern history. i've always believed that the best way forward is to leave in an orderly way with the goods do you. have devoted much of the last two years negotiating such a deal if the official opposition table a confidence motion this evening in the form required by the fixed term parliament the government will make time to debate that motion tomorrow and this happened before christmas the official opposition declined to do so we will on this occasion consider making time tomorrow to debate any motion in the form required from the other opposition parties should. ok let's head to london now our correspondent paula boy because joins me. we were expecting this kind of result we were expecting the proposals would be definitive but it was pretty crushing all the same tough situation now for the prime minister to resign my. ofr it's not an easy one but she

seems to be in a perpetual state of political crisis and in a fight for survival and that's certainly what's happened here that breaks it with drawls veil was sunk torpedoed choose your words unprecedented defeat since the one nine hundred twenty s. never has something gone down quite so badly in parliament and then the leader of the opposition jeremy called the end immediately tabled a no confidence motion in the government actually it wasn't just the leader of the opposition it was a number of different politicians are the leader of the libs liberal democrat party as well so the reason may other than having to go back to brussels with a failed deal in trying to get some.