e.u. parliaments the future of trade over the forthcoming u.k. e.u. board on the island of ireland remains a key sticking point this is a future security partnership we have with the european union moving very important we currently enjoy a high level of cooperation with member states of the you in a number of areas on security disrepute and france which is a this is a state and i want to see a strawman deep security partnership continuing there's trade in government as one a major trade dispute over its plain packaging laws for tobacco products the world trade organization has ruled the laws helped improve public health rules require cigarette manufacturers to remove all logos and branding from their products those are the last headlines i'll be reading as after thirteen years and will be leaving this incredible network thank you very much for the amazing people who helped me get through it and very much for your support inside story is up next. time for europe the german chancellor angela merkel on the migrant crisis which is polarizing the ease som

e.u. parliament has approved a labor reforms designed to protect posted workers the revised rules are designed to keep workers coming from other e.q. countries from being exploited and paid lower wages from mid twenty twenty a same pay for equal work rule will apply to everyone with travel costs and accommodation no longer deducted from workers' wages the rules cover more than two million people from four e.u. countries coming to work in wealthier countries in germany alone there are some four hundred thousand postal workers the majority from poland. the e.u. commission has presented plans to combat plastic waste in the environment specifically in the oceans throw away items such as disposable tableware cotton swabs or straws are to be banned and replaced with more environmentally friendly alternatives such products get washed up on beaches across the globe. manufacturers of certain disposable articles would also have to contribute to the cost of environmental cleanup. greek public and private sector workers staged a twenty four hour general strike on wednesday to protest the planned extension

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin. it seems that in countries traditionally seen as democratic a lot sections of the population don't actually feel that governments is serving them all that the people have enough say that's according to a poll by three u.s. and european research companies and more can take stock of the surveys result that the word democracy literally means the rule of the people so wouldn't it be strange if democratic governments did not have the trust of their populations right now the biggest risk for democracy says that the public no longer sees them as democratic over one hundred twenty five thousand people from fifty different countries participated in this survey when asked the question do you feel like the government is working on your behalf sixty four percent of those living in democratic countries answered the question with rarely or never meanwhile along those living in countries l

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin ok that's half an hour i'm calling bribe back in half an hour with your next world cup updated still male male between brazil and costa rica and some twenty seven minutes into that first huff also have a global headlines only international.

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin. ok that's it for now i'm back in thirty with your next world cup update on global news roundup just to let you know in some petersburg seventy three minutes in still goalless between brazil.

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin and about twenty minutes will be live for the world cup team to take you through friday football so far but they also need to have a continues in just a few moments with a backlash against better to be using migrants and it's fashion at. times he should go to one of them to be and what because. that's what i mean i well me and i. see. only three of the reasons if you say i'm the lucky. one. it. is that in the removed can you. hear a shot i. remain. clear to most in the. welcome back italian fashion giant benison has sparked outrage among aid groups by using a photograph of rescued migrants in an advertising campaign pictures of a rescue vessel filled to capacity were posted on benetton twitter page with the company logo attached the french aid organization responsible for the rescue condemned the move as inappropriate. never allows the use of these photographs for commercial

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin. ok that's it for now i'm back in thirty with your next world cup update on global news roundup just to let you know in some petersburg seventy three minutes in still goalless between brazil and costa rica we'll tell you more in thirty minutes next for you though it's friday so stand by for stan collymore only on the international. president because he has case this story about and will continue in the price reaches an equilibrium point let's call it a hundred thousand proclaimed or you'll be seeing it more used as a medium of exchange some point becomes a unit of account as things are priced in bitcoin as money disappears. all across the western world the so-called melting pot is melting down immigration legal and illegal is probably the most contentious and divisive issue energizing voters in germany the government may collapse and trump has made this his signature cause ca

e.u. parliaments the future of trade over the forthcoming u.k. e.u. border on the island of ireland remains a key sticking point. the president of the international committee of the red cross says the right hensher crisis is still an emergency situation peter maer has been visiting me in mar where he met the de facto leader so she seven hundred thousand wrote him to have fled the country since a massive military crackdown targeted them last august most are living in makeshift camps in neighboring bangladesh thailand's prime minister has visited the flooded cave where the search for twelve young footballers and their coaches entered its sixth day. urged district distraught families to keep the faith that more than one thousand people are now involved in this rescue mission including teams from america and britain scott highly reports from shanghai. prime minister was on a trip to europe when the twelve boys and their football coach went missing but it was friday he was back in thailand and up the cave meeting the search teams there's now a crowded mini

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin. that's a wrap on some of the headline news we've been across this week i'm calling back in thirty for the kick off between england of panama and sunday's opening world cup match in. whatever you're up to this weekend thanks for checking in with r.t. international. this manufacture consent to stick to the public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flaming. lips and be the one percent. we can all middle of the room stick. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spirit dramatic development the only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. this is a border checkpoint between afghanistan and pakistan where these children are returning to pakistan with their families. this is probably the first vaccination they've ever had. in two thousand and fo

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald corridor r.t. berlin. next seems a country is traditionally seen as democratic large sections of the population don't actually feel the government's is serving them all the people have enough say is coding to a set of polls at three in the us and europe by research companies caleb maupin take stock of the results now the word democracy literally means the rule of the people so wouldn't it be strange if democratic governments did not have the trust of their populations right now the biggest risk for democracy says that the public no longer sees them as democratic over one hundred twenty five thousand people from fifty different countries participated in this survey when asked the question do you feel like the government is working on your behalf sixty four percent of those living in democratic countries answered the question with rarely or never meanwhile along those living in countries labeled b

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin coming up to ten twenty one of the morning this sunday leave you with that thought there are just some of the stories that made headlines these last seven days i'm kevin owen in moscow so thanks for watching and enjoyed great sunday of world cup football there. with your make this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the famous merry go round to be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sit. room. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternative but there was one more question by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous is a huge tournaments and the huge amount of pressure you have to go to the center of the page what are we. and we will show the great the great good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the enter net into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin. italian fashion giant benetton have sparked outrage among a group spy using a photograph of rescued migrants in an advertising campaign pictures of a rescue vessel filled to capacity were posted on bulletins twitter page with a company logo attached the french aid organization responsible for the rescue though condemned the movers in appropriate. s.o.'s mediterranean never allows the use of these photographs for commercial purposes the dignity of survivors must be respected in all circumstances furthermore italy's deputy prime minister materials salvini is reacting to the campaign calling it despicable but benetton has defended the advert saying it could help draw attention to the plight of migrants as provocative images were part of the firm's brand after all it's been strong debate over the use of migrant photos before in twenty sixteen that bollywood actress and fashion

e.u. parliaments one major sticking point is the future of trade over the border between ireland and more niland with the e.u. saying that the disagreement is putting the entire deal at risk. we have made progress but eugen series divergence remains particularly phenomenon the notion of knock. off to bricks if we want you want to in the e.u. . partnership. on trade as well and in security but we have to raise these partnerships on our money use time principles. the future security partnership we have with the opinion will be very important we currently enjoy a high level of cooperation with member states of the u. and a number of areas on security that are important for our citizens this is state and i want to see a strong and deep security partnership continuing the brother of russian opposition leader alexina valley has been released from prison. served three and a half years on fraud charges many say his jelling was retribution for the political activities of his brother who got a suspended sentence at the same trial in october the european court of human rights ruled the brothers were

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the enter net into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin. italian fashion giant benetton sparked outrage among aid groups by using a photograph of rescued migrants in an advertising campaign pictures of a rescue vessel filled to capacity were posted on but it is twitter page with a company logo attached the french aid organization responsible for the rescue condemned the move an inappropriate. mediterraneo never allows the use of these photographs for commercial purposes the dignity of survivors must be respected in all circumstances it least every prime minister material salvini reacted to the campaign calling it despicable benetton though defended the brit saying it could help draw attention to the plight of migrants as provocative images were part of the firm's brand there's been strong debate over the use of migrant photos before you may recall this back in twenty sixteen a bollywood actress and fashion magazine at a apologize

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin. excel in fashion jon benet in a spot.

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin. well those are the headlines for this hour join us again at the top of the hour for the latest and well news and of course the well. greetings and salutation. for those of us on the good steady diet of fast food pizza deliveries i've got some rather terrible news for you according to the c.d.c. if the food itself doesn't kill you it's packaging will along with certain fabrics and stick cooking pans and firefighting foams most commonly used on military bases this week the centers for disease control released an over eight hundred page report that the trumpet ministration has labeled a public relations nightmare according to prop up the environmental health study details of warns of the health dangers from a family of chemicals known as per floor kill substances or p f a s p fasts recommending an exposure limit for one of the compounds that is ten times lower. and what the u.s

e.u. parliament the future of trade over the forthcoming u.k. e.u. border on the island of ireland remains a key sticking point the future security partnership we have with the european union movie very important we currently enjoy a high level of cooperation with member states of the e.u. in a number of areas on security different potent france which is a.

e.u. parliament debated nature collaboration with armed groups to define democracy as former f.b.i. consultant paul williams told sean stone son the film director oliver about operation gladio on r.t. is watching the hawks during gladio one the years of lead in italy when there were these horrific bombings even the blown your bombing posited from time they were all done by really stay behind units a gladder your units spurred on by the cia well of destabilization of italy is open to debate no one need to bait how a particular italian american actor is destabilize the arguable propaganda arm of the us military industrial complex hollywood her name is rose mcgowan and she's been in the news for bringing down powerful men like harvey weinstein currently on bail after being indicted by a grand jury for sex crimes that he denies roses appeared in scores of t.v. and feature films directorial debut dorn was nominated for the grand jury prize at sundance and they just work is brave tracing her journey from the children of god cult in southern italy to becoming a movie star she joins me now

e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald corridor r.t. berlin. questions are being raised in the u.s. over the treatment of celebrities who make provoke a tiffin of and if public statements so american takes a look at some of the most recent cases. here we have yet another case of liberal hypocrisy two very different cases with two very different outcomes first we have legendary actor peter fonda a staunch liberal who came under fire for a series of unhinged anti-trust tweets in one of those tweets he said that trump's twelve year old son should be kidnapped and given to pedophiles saying quote we should rip that barren trump from his mother's arms and put him in a cage with pedophiles this tweet prompted baron trump's mother first lady malani a trump to report fonda to get service then find a delete of the tweet and apologized many conservatives called for fonda to be sacked but sony pictures while condemning find his actions refuse s

e.u. parliament debated nature collaboration with armed groups to define democracy as former f.b.i. consultant paul williams told sean stone son of film director oliver about operation gladio one r.t. is watching the hawks during larry or one the years of lead in italy when there were these horrific bombings even the blown your bombing posited from time they were all done by really to stay behind units a gladder your units spurred on by the cia well of destabilization of italy is open to debate no one need to bait how a particular italian american actor is destabilize the arguable propaganda arm of the us military industrial complex hollywood her name is rose mcgowan and she's been in the news for bringing down powerful men like harvey weinstein currently on bail after being indicted by a grand jury for sex crimes that he denies roses appeared in scores of t.v. and feature films directorial debut dorn was nominated for the grand jury prize at sundance and it is work is brave tracing her journey from the children of god cult in southern italy to becoming a movie star she joins me now

e.u. parliaments one major sticking point is the future of trade over the border between ireland and more han a island with the e.u. saying that the disagreement is putting the entire deal at risk. we have made progress but eugen syracuse divergence remains particularly from the iron on the notion of the. op to break shift we want you want to in the e.u. nuclear ambitions partnership. on trade as well and in security but we have to raise these partnerships on our one use time principles for the future security partnership we have with the european union will be very important we currently enjoy a high level of cooperation with member states of the year and a number of areas on security that are important for our citizens this is what is at stake and i want to see a strong and deep security partnership continuing the brother of russian opposition leader alexina valley has been released from prison. served three and a half years on fraud charges many say his jelling was retribution for the political activities of his brother who got a suspended sentence of the same trial.

e.u. parliaments. this is a future security partnership we have with the european union moving very important we currently enjoy a high level of cooperation with the member states of the e.u. in a number of areas own security this is important for us it isn't this this is the state and i want to see a strawman deep security partnership continuing the president of the international committee of the red cross says the right hensher crisis is still an emergency situation has been visiting me and mar where he has met the de facto leader on song sochi seven hundred thousand rihanna have fled the country since a massive military crackdown targeted them last august most are living in makeshift camps in neighboring bangladesh thailand's prime minister preview has visited the flooded cave or a young football team went missing last saturday there has been some progress and efforts to drain water from the cave this rescue operation is now into its sixth day officials say there are still a chance that this team of

e.u. angela merkel has addressed parliament on the issue later she'll head to brussels for a key summit with e.u. leaders hoping to agree and e.u. wide approach on refugees it's. u.s. defense secretary james mattis has been meeting in south korean counterpart and solve the two held talks on washington's decision to suspend joint military exercises earlier matches was in beijing discussing territorial disputes in the south china sea way was told that china would not give up an inch of territory. britain's prince william is visiting holy sites in occupied east jerusalem on the final the middle east he started the day paying respects of these great grandmother prince alice is grave its first official visit by a member of the world family since the british occupation of palestine ended in one thousand nine hundred forty eight u.k. intelligence committee has officially published two previously leaked reports shedding light on the mistreatment of detainees the seven year old consolidated guidance document as it's currently known highlights hundreds of cases witnessed by you came ploys in which det

e.u. may reject we've seen already members of parliament suggesting that she should try and retain access to the single market in cost and union well that's just not available without accepting the all the terms of e.u. membership so there is still a number of grey areas and there's nothing massively binding about the concessions i think both sides will possibly see this as a slight victory i think the certainly still the potential for no to happen but i think it's going to be politically very difficult and it's going to take someone very bold to suggest that we could have another referendum and risk angering the people that voted brigs it last time. is the government really doing a good job of repairing the country for departure from the. i will inside student a good job in preparing people but at the same time i think it's an extremely difficult position the part the whole thing of these negotiations is that they have their idea what it looks like the there by the what breaks it looks like and a compromise must be found it's extremely difficult to provide assurances to business when they

e.u. merkel has addressed parliament on the issue and later she'll have to brussels for a key summit with e.u. leaders hoping to agree on an e.u. wide approach to refugees u.s. defense secretary james mattis has been meeting his south korean counterpart in seoul to held talks on washington's decision to suspend joint military exercises earlier maddest was in beijing discussing territorial disputes in the south china sea where he was told that china would not give up and of territory. britain's prince william is visiting holy sites in occupied east jerusalem on the final day of his middle east tour he started the day paying respects at his great grandmother princess alice is curried it was the first official visit by a member of the royal family since the british occupation of palestine ended in one nine hundred forty eight. you can tell a joint committee has officially published two previously lake reports shedding light on the mistreatment of detainees the seven year old consolidated guidance document as it is currently known highlights hundreds of cases witnesses witnessed rather by u.k.

e.u. plans to distribute migrants by critter. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world british prime minister theresa may has won a crucial vote in parliament so a lower house on bret's and legislation a government so often brought in by proto e.u. lawmakers who wanted to strengthen the power of m.p.'s to intervene if no prexy deal is reached before march next year. israeli warplanes launched airstrikes on the gaza strip or early one state military officials say they targeted two dozen positions linked to islam is to group hamas in response to rockets launched towards israel officials in gaza say seven people were injured exchange of fire comes amid months of heightened tension in the region. i rephrase president says he said your delegation for talks to ethiopia it's in neighboring nations have been involved in one of africa's most intractable standoffs for decades earlier this month however if you do said it would fully accept the terms of peace deal made with eritrea eighteen years ago. how the world cup in russia or why book their place in the round of sixteen with our one bill the fate of saudi arabia in rostov first off cold that was

e.u. angela merkel has addressed parliament on the issue later she'll head to brussels for a key summit with e.u. leaders hoping to agree to an e.u. wide approach on refugees. and more than two hundred g.'s of reach land after being stuck at sea for six days the charity ship lifeline docked in multiple only after eight countries agreed to take a share of the migrants. u.s. defense agree james mattis has been meeting with his south korean counterpart in seoul the two held talks on washington's decision to suspend joint military exercises earlier matches wasn't beijing discussing territorial disputes in the south china sea where he was told that china would not give up an inch of territory . lawyers representing the united arab emirates are appearing before the united nation's highest court at the hague katz has taken the u.a.e. to the international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed on doha qatar representatives set out their arguments during the first day of hearings on wednesday the case has been prompted by the blockade of cattle by t

parliament overturning the will of the british people. the british people were given the vote, given the choice as to whether to stay in theallowed, e.u., cannot count nance this parliament gave that choice to them overwhelmingly, by the parliament. it's right that we listen to the british people and we deliver what they asked us to do which to leave the e.u. crawley, not here. evens. >> for test veterans to commemorate their service to the house oflast week they were cr, the commons. to give them a medal for their service to this country? > to the honorable gentleman, this is the first time that the issue has been raised with me will look carefully at in the house. >> thank you, mrs. speaker. father of twin girls who are glowing up in clapton, enjoying a very equal upbringing and education, i celebrate the of the g-7 supporting girls education. will my honorable friend agree support hat we should equality for women across the globe? yes. to join my happy honorable friend in agreeing with that and in saying there ways in which we can express that and put that into supportingot just in girl's education but the work we're doing on modern slavery

is set to become the third largest party in the parliament sixteen e.u. leaders have held emergency talks on like creation ahead of a big summit later this week now it is the latest attempt to ease the deadlock over who should take in migrants and refugees landing on european soil. hundreds of yemenis are fleeing their homes in who data as fighting was closer to the city center of the soviet iraqi led coalition has been bombing the port city for the past twelve days to drive out the rebels. thousands of boxes of aid to support separated migrant families have been delivered to the texas border town of mccallum now the sheer number of donations has overwhelmed the charity run center managing the crates forcing it to rent additional storage space every day dozens of people are sent from federal facilities to a processing station in the town. first of all. so all those items are given to them. and then all of a sudden they started getting like a thousand. and then more and then more and. they started they had to come. here and then they got another. now final

e.u. should be addressing the german parliament before leaving for a key summit in brussels they shal meet leaders from across the union tried to repair divide that has threatened to split the bloc in recent weeks a new group of right wing governments has emerged demanding tighter border controls and new policies to cut the number of refugees coming in made up of leaders from austria hungary italy slovakia the czech republic and poland it wants other countries to agree a stricter approach to refugees while other member states mostly from north western europe will hope to avoid the union swinging to the right that's been seen as one of the most difficult and important summits and years as you can imagine and with rescue boats full of refugees trying to cross the mediterranean every day finding a resolution is becoming more urgent by the minute let's go live now to dominick in berlin so we've been getting a sense of the importance of today the phrase is not the same as the situation of september twenty fifth you remember. that's when i go to merkel decided to open up the borders of her count

break today for germany's chancellor angela merkel she is about to address the german parliament ahead of a key e.u. summit on migration she is under huge pressure at home to change her policy on refugees and for that she needs the help of other european leaders if she fails to get their support her coalition partners in germany as conservative c.s.u. party are threatening to defy her and reimpose controls at the german border we have team analysis of the situation today we have joining us here in the studio very own hans front and we also have mikhail a coup for her who is joining us from the bundestag where as we mentioned that speech will be taking place in just about twenty minutes were informed and hans ahead of that speech you know it's we've been emphasizing how crucial this day is for angle americal her future is really on the line isn't. well yes it is and that's curious thing is that it's not really a political opponents driving her into this corner but really her very closest allies christian social union bavarian conservative allies within her government the party with which her con so

e.u. may reject we've seen already members of parliament suggesting that she should try and retain access to the single market in course the machine well that's just not available without accepting the all the terms of e.u. membership so there is still a number of grey areas and there's nothing massively binding about the concessions i think both sides will possibly see this as a slight victory i think the certainly still the potential for no to happen but i think it's going to be politically very difficult and it's going to take someone very bold to suggest that we could have another referendum and risk angering the people that voted brigs it last time. is the government really doing a good job in repairing the country forward from the you. i wouldn't say it's doing a good job in preparing people but at the same time i think it's in a mixture in the difficult position the part the whole thing of these negotiations is that they have their ideal more progress it looks like the e.u. as their by they want breaks it looks like and a compromise must be found it's extremely difficult to provide

stock exchange for us daniel we heard from chance in america today speaking at the german parliament calling the e.u. monetary reform is that something that goes down where you all well in frankfurt the financial hub. well and i guess investors here they all share the same opinion that there have to be certain reforms in the eurozone but the question is always to what kind of extent when you talk for example about the bailout plan that friends president manuel in my kong is very much in favor they don't like this idea at all investors are telling me that they don't want to be again in the situation that we have seen for example during the financial crisis where in germany had to step in and true or rescue bangs in other countries that were really suffering during this crisis and let me also tell you that america is also very much on the minds of investors today i guess this is also a reason why we are again today not in the winning zone they are getting more and more concerns was going to be happen during this week and in her in her coalition in her coalition issue to gether with you so that's a big

e.u.'s hardline immigration wing today its conservative led parliament approved a raft of tough new bills on migrants related issues the package of legislation known as a stop soros makes it illegal to help asylum seekers were not entitled to protection in hungary a change to the constitution was also approved outgoing settling foreign populations in the country this is seen as a swipe at you plans to distribute migrants by quota. budapest speaks for the open society foundations which was founded by george soros welcome to d w so these laws are known as stop soros why is your founder seen such a threat by the government. this is a political communication product i mean the stock photo shoot legislation and the whole campaign which was conducted by the government. be huge taxpayers' money millions of euros worth pence for on the shore of campaign and creating from him as an enemy of state and this is why. the question is why mr orbán of wanted to distract the attention of the hungarian society from more pressing issues including corruption stories and corruption scandals related to the gov

that would allow parliament to have some say in the final deal to leave the european union prime minister to raise in may had argued this would weaken her negotiating hand with the e.u. . now the iraqi shia cleric more trouble assad has formed a coalition with a pro iranian bloc led by head head to form the biggest political group in the iraqi parliament the two men met after saddam's party won the most seats in last month's election and amir's party came in second southerner was always opposed to iran's influence in iraq but the two groups still don't have the majority to form a government. the u.n. envoy to yemen is negotiating with major warring sides to prevent fighting in the main port city for a delivery's forces led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are ten kilometers from the day that which is held by her the rebels u.a.e. gave the hoodies until tuesday to withdraw before a military assault with a day has been a vital lifeline for millions of yemeni suffering from food and medical shortages a french president emanuel has called italy cynical and irresponsible for refusing to allow a ship carrying six hundred twenty nine refugees to dock the ship w

almost structure set out in little for parliament to express its views in all of the various outcomes that might come to pass in our exit from the e.u. it is in the national interest that parliament should not be faced by just a take it or leave it but that's not just some arcane interest as a lot of all the research assistants who'd be hugely harmed including those who voted for brett sit the lords have had the ball into the comma.

autumn ok the government has until november under this arrangement to come back to parliament and say here's the deal with the e.u. deal like you don't like it and parliament then says other we do it we don't and if they don't like it the government has to then else parliaments ok for us to carry on the go shades thing and if parliament says yes then they have until next february to get some sort of deal sorted out it doesn't work by then then of god no i think happens but that seems to be the compromise they've got to buy the rebels off for the time being but it's so slow and it's so protracted and what it tells you is that you know for all the people in there and in what is society here who don't like the european union and want to get out and get on with aids they get it they they they just can't delete you know that it's all about taking back control and yet they think they have no control of the process because society in parliament split right down the middle and you mention traitors in the front page some of these papers say need these rebel m.p.'s are traces look this is the alternative points of view is

parliament faces a string of keyed gregg's it votes the government is under increasing pressure from pro e.u. rebels in its own ranks in a blow to prime minister to recent days conservative conservatives the junior justice minister resigned he says that he is now free to quote speak up over how brags it is being delivered. what is in a name a whole lot if you ask greece and macedonia these two countries have now resolved a dispute that has been blocking the former use yugoslav republic from joining nato and applying for e.u. membership this evening macedonia's prime minister and downstream that from now on his country would be known as the republic of the north to macedonia his counterpart in athens alexis tsipras that. you'll see shortly presented the deal to greece's president athens have long objected to the name macedonia because it is also the name of a greek province greece is now expected to drop its opposition to the north macedonia becoming a nato member and beginning the process of joining the e.u. . we got this reaction from one member of the european parliament who is happy to ab

parliaments the future of trade over the forthcoming u.k. e.u. border on the island of ireland remains a key sticking point. this is a future security comm a ship we have with the european union will be very important we currently enjoy a high level of cooperation with member states of the e.u. and a number of areas on security this are important for us it isn't this this is bush's it state and i want to see a strong and deep security partnership continuing. we have made progress. but eugen share yours divergence remains particular phenomenon the notion of knock. off two bricks if we want you want to any move you. know we are waiting for you can be pruned are open which contains. a realistic proposal but in the need to. mention once again the time is very short as vice president has been in guatemala on the final leg of his tour of central america the regions migrant crisis will top the agenda during my pence's talks with the presidents of guatemala el salvador and honduras i don't know has more. when it comes to u.s. support for latin american c