would be avoided on the border between arlen and northern ireland a controversial concession to the e.u. brics its supporters and teresa mayes government fear could take years to reach a long term trade deal making an emergency compromise permanent. the brics it minister says that should not happen. we cannot do you see the united kingdom looked involved but due to customs union and union arrangements which would leave definitely that would not believe. but the northern irish d u p whose support theresa may needs for parliamentary majority staunchly opposes the current plans the party's leader described it as amounting to the annexation of northern ireland by the e.u. because of the province would be subject to different regulations than the rest of britain a compromise in brussels is within reach but to reason may still has to convince a majority in her parliament to support the deal. a sound look at some of the other stories making news around the world two of the most contentious roman catholic figures of the twentieth century have been made saints by pope francis in a ceremony of the vatic

e.u. the brics its supporters and teresa mayes government fear it could take years to reach a long term trade deal making an emergency compromise permanent. the proximate minister says that should not happen. what we can do is see the united kingdom look to involve the but to to customs union and union arrangement which would leave us in indefinitely but that would not be leaving the e.u. but the northern irish d u p whose support theresa may needs for parliamentary majority staunchly opposes the current plans the party's leader described as amounting to the an exhibition of northern ireland by the e.u. because of the province would be subject to different regulations than the rest of britain a compromise in brussels is within reach but to reason may still has to convince a majority in her parliament to support the deal. football and germany have slumped to defeat in the nation's lead losing three mill away to the rivals netherlands in then incipience display their golf and they opened the scoring after thirty minutes heading home from close range two late goals from the netherlands then seal

e.u. summit that will be dominated by brics it earlier to reason may help private meetings with the european commission president and the european council president as well as the irish prime minister the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. in march but negotiations over a potential hard border in ireland a proving to be a sticking point. what we've seen is that we've solved most of the season with strong agreements there are still we still the question is the northern irish rock star i believe everybody around the table wants to get a deal. by working intensively and closely become a team deal i believe a deal is achieved now is the time to make it happen. at least nineteen people mostly teenagers have been killed in an explosion and shooting at a school in crimea russian investigators say the attack at couch polytechnic was an act of mass murder not terrorism they say an eighteen year old went to a shooting spree in a school before killing himself israeli airstrikes have targeted twenty sites in gaza killing at least one palestinian and israeli military says the strikes were in response to earli

e.u. give up on the u.s. on a trade mission to germany governor phil murphy says definitely not. also on the program how the french port of kelly is already getting ready for brics it it's a key port connecting the u.k. and the e.u. . and right now the border between the british held territory of gibraltar and spain is easy to cross but workers there worry that could change after a break so. it's time for business on d.w.i.m. how you got to get us to to have you with us the european union and singapore signed a free trade agreement on friday on the sidelines of the e.u. asia summit in brussels the pact with singapore prime minister unleashing long is one of many agreements the e.u. is pursuing with several asian countries including vietnam leaders participating in the summit call for unity and strong signals against american protectionism. america first policy has led to closer cooperation between asian and european economies to deal with singapore must still be confirmed by the european parliament before it enters into force. the troubled ministration has shaken up transatlantic relationships to say the least it has forced europe to look for alternative strengt

e.u. rule in this case that is something the brics it's years have said so really the present question is not how long the transition period will be but what the withdrawal agreement will look like because if there is no deal no deal then it doesn't matter what they agree on for the transition period because there will be no transition period just to hard drugs what about no deal i mean we've got five months until the u.k. is due to formally leave the european union as it stands right now and as it stands from where you're looking are we more likely to have a break sit crash than a deal. french president mccall put it pretty interesting that he said it's a mathematical thing with every day that passes we have no deal the likelihood of the hard drags it increases of course you could also say it's like a pressure cooker and the most difficult topics are discussed at the end really the truth is we don't know because it doesn't depend on the you anymore here it's at least not exclusively it depends on what happens back in the u.k. and the political situation for its recent may has become so d

e.u. summit that we dominated by brics it earlier in may had private meetings with the european commission president. european council president donald tusk and irish prime minister leo varadkar the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. in march and negotiations over a deal stalled once again over the weekend. so what we've seen is that we've solved most of the issues in which strong agreements there are still very strong the question is the northern irish backstop but i believe everybody around the table wants to get a deal done by working intensively and closely we can achieve i believe a deal physically now is the time to make it happen. to her as falling events for us in brussels or the e.u. leaders have now finished their meal without to resume a how do they respond to what she had to say. well i mean there were a number of ways in which they might have responded to her this perhaps isn't the worst but it certainly piles of pressure on the u.k. what essentially they did was they said look they planned summit meeting that we had in place that emergency brigs that summit in november is not goin

e.u. continues to negotiate with defacto brics at rogue state britain so how will the u.k. deal with the usa as it threatens china with tariffs and iran with war all this i mean is the us media that appears to be at war with trump over everything from russia to alleged sex crimes and all this when your liberal i.m.f. was christine legarde today makes veiled threats against trump trade policy joining me now to discuss it is a former clinton.

resistance as to extending that transition period because among the brics a tears are a lot of people who would rather see the u.k. leave the e.u. sooner than later so we're not sure if this is actually going to happen but we do know that it would be necessary to negotiate anything at the same time the british prime minister to resign may give a very upbeat assessment ninety five percent of the joint agreement has been selected out is this a view of this upbeat assessment shed by the e.u. . michel the chief negotiator for the commission i think the figure at ninety percent i mean the gist of it is a lot of the topics have been covered have been settled except for one which is of course or at least one major one which is the hard border a possible hard border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the rest of the island which is the republic of ireland which belongs to the european union and the head of the liberals here who is also the chief negotiator for the parliament put it this way it doesn't really matter whether we're ninety percent at ninety five percent or ninety nine percent if this issue is not resolv

well what's interesting is that many of the brics does is now starting to blame the e.u. for the fact that we're great sitting because this is the problems that he's just described to do with rex itself he descried one vision of brics it but the one hundred and one other visions of brics it's the he has said now that what the prime minister is trying to negotiate which is leaving the customs union leaving the single market in the case setting up a very complex and difficult arrangement on islands. see that there isn't a border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland he has said that in his view that's unacceptable well that's one version of he doesn't like he's put forward one that he doesn't like the truth is two years ago when people voted in the referendum they were voting with a whole load of different options for what leave might mean now that the chickens are coming home to roost it's clear that it's not possible to deliver bricks it works what daniel is seeking to do is to write the history books and to blame the e.u. for its well what i'm seeking to do

britain's prime minister tourism a meeting her cabinet before the brics summit with e.u. leaders in brussels tomorrow weapon state talks stalled over what happens with the border between the irish republic and northern ireland when northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. leave the e.u. in march this is an amicable divorce deal is still achievable but european council president donald tusk says the possibility of no deal is more likely than ever before john all joins us live now from london jonah she's going to try and rally the political troops easier said than done i guess. yes well arguably easier done today than twenty four hours ago or over the weekend peter looked to get a sense of the fragility of reason may's cabinet consider that on monday night last night ahead of this critical meeting no fewer than a third of her senior cabinet ministers gathered together in the commons behind me over pieces of pizza discussing a concerted effort amongst themselves to force the reason made to change course in the direction of negotiations were taking they were particularly con

e.u. leaders in brussels at the start of a two day summit which we dominated by brics it early i'm a held private meetings with the european commission president and the european council president as well as the irish prime minister the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. in march but negotiations over a potential hard border in arland proving to be a sticking point for what we've seen is that we've solved most of the issues and with strong agreements there are still very strong questions in northern irish truckstop but i believe everybody around the table wants to get a deal. by working intensively and closely we can achieve a deal i believe a deal is achieved now is the time to make it happen. at least nineteen people mostly teenagers have been killed in an explosion and shooting at a school in crimea russian investigators say the attack at couch polytechnic was an act of mass murder not terrorism they say an eighteen year old went on a shooting spree in the school before killing himself. the u.n. special envoy for syria has told the security council he will step down from his role next month

remain deadlocked over the future of the irish border plans for a special brics it summit in november had been postponed the e.u. says british prime minister to resign may hasn't provided any new suggestions for resolving the issue people in bhutan a casting their ballots in a runoff parliamentary election more than four hundred thousand registered voters are electing forty seven members of the national assembly royalist and center left parties are facing each other in the run. russia and turkey plan to give more time for the implementation of their deescalation deal in the syrian province of idlib the un's humanitarian advisor for syria and says he is relieved over that decision mystical and also cited russian officials saying that syria has reversed its plans to expropriate houses and property owned by refugees a government minister in india has resigned after at least twenty women accused him of sexual harassment and assault m j ackbar was the deputy foreign minister the allegations against the sixty seven year old date back to his time as a leading newspaper editor in the late one nine hundred eighty s. and

e.u. leaders won't even give a date for the next brics summit so is that do you see a positive spin they are or are we just kicking everything down the road. well we'll have to wait and see what they say we do know that the next regular summit is in december it might be the last shot at getting a deal done and they were always discussing a nother summit in november just to finalize a deal on brags that if there is no deal then maybe they'll get together nevertheless to talk about what happens in the no deal scenario we. you know that they already talked about that tonight the commission actually presented its precautions as preparations for a no deal scenario this is getting more serious and they want to be sure that they're prepared for whatever could happen here clearly they think that the ball once again is in the camp of the united kingdom because as we discussed earlier the front line is no longer between the e.u. and threesome a it's within the u.k. what can theorise of may actually sell what could she bring home that the bracks it's yours will accept and not shoot down. and and that's

well what's interesting is that daniel like many of the brics this is now starting to blame the e.u. for the fact that we're great sitting because this is the problems that he's just described how to do it directs itself he descried one vision of brics it but there are one hundred and one other visions of brics it's the he said now that what the prime minister is trying to negotiate which is leaving the customs union leaving the single market in the case setting up a very complex and difficult arrangement on islands. see that there isn't a border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland he has said that in his view that's unacceptable well that's one version of he doesn't like he's put forward one that he doesn't like the truth is two years ago when people voted in the referendum they were voting with a whole load of different options for what leave might mean now that the chickens are coming home to roost it's clear that it's not possible to deliver bricks it works what daniel is seeking to do is to write the history books and to blame the e.u. for its well what i'm seeki

e.u. to hold more face to face talks and that probably explains why dominic route britain's bric secretary rushed a short notice for an unshared childer meeting with his european counterparts but more work more progress is yet to be achieved when it comes to finding a solution to the dispute over what's going to happen to the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland perhaps the thorniest issue it breaks it negotiations as they currently stand in the absence of any plan from the british government the e.u. are insisting on its back stop plan that would essentially leads to northern ireland a part of the u.k. remaining in the e.u. customs union that plans being rejected by the british government and its partners in government northern ireland's democratic unionist party over fears that it was centrally separate northern ireland for the rest of the u.k. and lead to a border down the middle of the irish sea so what's the alternative well in recent weeks there a plan of sorts has been taking shape the could potentially see the whole of the u.k. northern ireland and great brit

well what's interesting is that like many of the brics this is now starting to blame the e.u. for the fact that we're great sitting because the problems that he's just described are to do with rex itself he described one vision of brics it but there are one hundred and one other visions of brics it's the he has said now that what the prime minister is trying to negotiate which is leaving the customs union leaving the single market in the case setting up a very complex and difficult arrangement on islands. see that there isn't a border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland he has said that in his view that's unacceptable well that's one version of bricks he doesn't like he's put forward one that he doesn't like the truth is two years ago when people voted in the referendum they were voting with a whole load of different options for what leave might mean now that the chickens are coming home to roost it's clear that it's not possible to deliver bricks it works what daniel is seeking to do is to write the history books and to blame the e.u. for its well what i'm see

e.u. leaders have decided there hasn't been enough progress towards a brics it deal to call an emergency summit in november it comes after the u.k. prime minister to resign may address them but offered no new ideas to break the current deadlock the u.k. is usually the in march but negotiations over a potential hard border gnarl and a proven to be a sticking point. what we've seen is that we've solved most of the shoes and withdraw agreements there are still we still a question of the northern irish rock star but i believe everybody around the table wants to get a deal. by working intensively and closely become a team that deal i believe a deal is achievable now is the time to make it happen. at least nineteen people mostly teenagers have been killed in the explosion and shooting at a school in crimea russian investigators say the attack at couch polytechnic was an act of mass murder not terrorism they say an eighteen year old went on a shooting spree in a school before committing before killing himself russia has sent soldiers to assist the victims there's a top stories do stay with us there ar

remained deadlocked over the future of the irish border plans for a special brics that summit in november but being postponed the e.u. says the u.k. prime minister to resign may hasn't provided any new suggestions for resolving the issue john all reports now from brussels. the hopes of doing a break deal with this summit long gone british prime minister to resign may's positive tone on a rival weren't of impressed many here in brussels so what we've seen is that we've sold most of the issues in withdrawal agreements there are still very still the question of a northern irish backstop but i believe everybody around the table wants to get a deal done by working intensively and closely we can achieve that deal i believe a deal is it will now is the time to make it happen. may spent less than half an hour addressing her fellow leaders on the status of exit talks before they went into dinner without a further sign of the u.k.'s growing isolation within this bloc he presented them with no new ideas to break the current deadlock so there wasn't much to discuss e.u. leaders are running out of patience with britain just as b

e.u. summit in brussels leads business from supply chains in the republic of ireland to logistics in the port of rotterdam brics it is taking its toll we told to malta malloch brown former u.k. government minister and chairman of best for britain's. welcome to do business i want to get jones and berlin good to have you. with us well while the irish border issue threatens to kill any possible deal for britain leaving the e.u. in an orderly manner by march twenty nineteen ireland a member of the e.u. and the euro zone already has quite tongil breck's of problems to deal with today and that's due to the falling pound and a no deal breaks it would make things even worse and here's why. this forklift truck manufacturer in ireland is being forced to grapple with an especially weighty burden the fall out of briggs it most of the six thousand forklift trucks produced annually by irish firm condi lived are sent to the u.k. but they've become more expensive for their british customers that's thanks to the pound falling sharply in value against the euro since the break that referendum and that's bad for business we're for

british government has warned the brics it could lead to food shortages though such talk is dismissed by purest breakfasters as scaremongering gradually though the e.u. is coming to the view that the u.k. may have to put up with the consequences of its lack of direction lawrence lee al-jazeera rotterdam a moment of silence has been held on the first anniversary of a bomb explosion which killed a journalist investigating corruption in malta a ceremony at the european commission in brussels also remember other journalists killed or intimidated because of their job they did freedom groups urge the maltese government to open an end appended investigation into the unsolved murder of daphne . turning to our top story in the political fallout from the disappearance of journalist. despite thousands of civilian deaths in yemen some countries have been neutered in their criticism of the saudi led coalition's war there but the case could change all that or set up america. it has the worst humanitarian situation on earth with the u.n. warning that yemen could soon face a full scale final. since it led a military intervention in its southern neighbor three and a

british government has warned the brics it could lead to food shortages though such talk is dismissed by purest breakfasters as scaremongering gradually though the e.u. is coming to the view that the u.k. may have to put up with the consequences of its lack of direction lawrence leigh al-jazeera rotterdam. a minute's silence has been held on the first anniversary of a massive bomb blast which killed an investigative journalist in malta hundreds of people gathered at the scene of the attack to remember that. she'd been looking into corruption between business is the police and government her family is the managing of public inquiry to find out who ordered her death need barker reports from malta. dufty khurana go he says death shocked a nation to many she was a fearless anti corruption crusader but she was also accused of scathing even defamatory journalism and of being politically partisan on i want to be read blog a year after she was killed in a car bombing the reasons for head death are still unclear. family wants a public inquiry free from all political interference the focus of that inquiry on like the current processes is to look into whether

e.u. but without a deal nothing going to plan and even food and medicine shortages on the horizon was the whole brics it vote a colossal mistake that's our debate. those who pushed for brics it will quote never be forgotten nor forgiven the words of former british conservative prime minister john major on tuesday breaks it is less than six months away and the u.k. government is no closer to agreeing an exit deal with the e.u. despite another round of negotiations on wednesday a no deal breaks it money astonishingly result in food and medicine shortages in the u.k. so one of the brics vote a huge mistake and can it should it be undone joining me to debate this our lord and don't is former labor cabinet minister under tony blair and the storage opponent of bricks and returning to the show for the first time since the e.u. referendum campaign conservative member of the european parliament and an evangelist for bracks and daniel had thank you both for joining me on upfront daniel your prime minister and party leader to reason may has often said bricks it means bricks it but what does bricks it mean to yo

e.u. will affect its economy the netherlands face particularly hard times due to the large volume of trade with britain via the port of rotterdam dutch ministry of economic affairs has designed a checklist called the brics it scan to help companies cope. every day one on the dot the daily fresh company is in a hectic rush. dozens of trucks deliver fruit and vegetables tomatoes pears and strawberries from the netherlands in belgium the warehouse near rotterdam looks like a map of great britain melons to glasgow onions to edinburgh peppers to manchester and liverpool every day daily fresh sends one hundred twenty trucks by ferry across the english channel every minute in the supply chain is precisely timed but people here fear that could all grind to a halt of britain leaves the e.u. without a trade deal. it or sort of the overall control would have to introduce controls on all products especially vegetables and fruit sanitary checks for customs papers and that will be a real setback for us because the british and other third largest importer of dutch vegetables and i love authorities at the port of rotterdam aren't thrilled about the prospect they handle a large part of the trade with great britain almos

e.u. it would give northern ireland a different status in the u.k. shin fein which supports the unification of ireland and opposes brics it says the backstop solution would be a nightmare for the d u p. we have seen the there do you draw blood red lays we have hair their rhetoric in terms of guerrilla warfare we have hair and many statements that they have come up with this week where they are in desperation but as it's nearly like they're willing to drive the economy of the north off a cliff. brit's it has evoked shadows of the past on an island still grappling with century old divisions. and like the unionists irish nationalists wants to reunite the country with the republic of ireland and breaks it may actually help the course. reverend robert miller leads a unionist congregation which traditionally opposed to unification with the rest of the island but bracks it has led to an unexpected shift in perspective. there are definitely people are you gnashed. mindset last scoffed at who would be prepared to consider reunification of ireland but that was a way in which they could maintain their european idea but i but a separation from the rest of the u.k. o

e.u. bret's a commissioner michelle bunya a brief foreign ministers on the newest plan to now add another year to the brics a transition period so instead of all of the brics it transitions happening and being completed by march of next year it wouldn't occur until march of two thousand and twenty the meeting concluded not long ago so we turn to our breakfast expert the c.e.o. mark henry ford which fresh off of speaking with you told me a little bit ago the british embassy so give us the latest i mean they were at the dinner meeting so not too long ago they finished what's up yes they did thank you for having me back they just finished that dinner actually interesting i thought it was rather sort of an indication of the relationship because to make gave the address outside the ante room because she actually wasn't invited to the data but there were the twenty seven countries she spoke somewhat between fifteen and thirty minutes and the president actually if they had new hand i. tonio ronnie said that he thought that it was very positive that he thought that there was the will to achieve something but the b

e.u. in an orderly manner by twenty nine thousand ireland a member of the european union and the euro zone already has quite tangible brics its problems to deal with today and that's due to the four hundred pound and a no deal breaks it would make things even worse and that is why many irish companies and ditching their british supply us in favor of the e.u. competitive. this forklift truck manufacturer in ireland is being forced to grapple with an especially weighty burden the fallout of bragg's it most of the six thousand forklift trucks produced annually by irish firm combi lived are sent to the u.k. but they've become more expensive for their british customers that's thanks to the pound falling sharply in value against the euro since the break that referendum and that's bad for business we were forced to introduce a four point five percent increase this year to contract some of the currency fluctuation but of course if there's a no game scenario of course that's going to mean over have to increase our prices by another four point five percent after march two thousand and nineteen no brigs the deal that's the nightmare

british government has warned the brics it could lead to food shortages though such talk is dismissed by purest breakfasters as scaremongering gradually though the e.u. is coming to the view that the u.k. may have to put up with the consequences of its lack of direction. and lawrence joins us live from that summit venue in brussels lawrence what are the chances of a breakthrough. pretty much nil peter to be honest that's been made clear already by the highest level of the european union and european commission they have demanded a breakthrough. because the british still can't get a agreed position then they now talk about pushing the whole thing back even to december the summit in two months time which they said they would never do but the problem is that once reason may comes and speaks to the e.u. twenty seven far off an hour before they have dinner without tonight's shot she's not going to be able to answer the fundamental question that the little the british really have created them for themselves over bricks which is how you leave the european union as i was saying in that report and basically create new borders while keeping the north not on b

british government has warned the brics it could lead to food shortages though such talk is dismissed by purest breakfasters as scaremongering gradually though the e.u. is coming to the view that the u.k. may have to put up with the consequences of its lack of direction lawrence li al jazeera rotterdam. ethiopia's prime minister has appointed women to half of his government's ministerial posting clued in the job of defense minister of the country joins rwanda as the only african nations with equal gender representation in the cabinet since taking office in april the ahmed has made peace with neighboring eritrea he's also created a new ministry of peace to tackle ethnic violence. it is good to have you with a seller adrian for getting here in doha the top stories now to syria turkish investigators have been stalled again in the search for clues over the suspected killing of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi the turkish interior minister is reported to be seeking agreement from saudi arabia to allow investigators to enter the consul general said residence in istanbul sean she hasn't been seen since entering the nearby consulate building fifteen day

brics the talks before a summit on wednesday. remain deadlocked over the border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is in the e.u. failure to reach an agreement could mean the return of border check something opposed by all sides for just five minutes for theresa may said she is off to mystic about a deal but the chief negotiator said more work remains a moment of silence has been held on the first anniversary of a bomb explosion which children journalist investigating corruption in malta ceremony at the european commission in brussels also remembered other journalists killed or intimidated because of their job. if the prime minister has appointed women to half of his government's ministerial posts including the job of defense minister ethiopia torrence or wanda is the only african states to have equal representation in the cabinet since he took office in april may and has made peace with neighboring eritrea and it's also created a new ministry of peace to tackle ethnic violence as are the headlines keep it on al-jazeera the big picture is next. october two thousand and eleven call in the mom of a deaf ear is dr

british government has warned the brics it could lead to food shortages those such talk is dismissed by purest breakfasters as scaremongering gradually though the e.u. is coming to the view that the u.k. may have to put up with the consequences of its lack of direction laurence li al jazeera rotterdam chinese state media has raised a video of internment camps for we get muslims in the western region of shin cheong despite international criticism the government has defended its treatment of the minority community it claims its reeducating them so they can be part of a modern civilized world up to a million we goes have reportedly been put in such camps. armenia's prime minister nicole passion has resigned to trigger parliamentary elections in december he's enjoying a wave of popularity six months after coming to power in a peaceful revolution robin foster walker reports from the capital you're about. to fashion a card a carved armenian cross stone you need patience and time hamlet says that like a craftsman his country's new government is still learning its art. what's important is to work hard not to stray from the chosen path work towards that goa

british government has warned the brics it could lead to food shortages though such talk is dismissed by purest breakfasters as scaremongering gradually though the e.u. is coming to the view that the u.k. may have to put up with the consequences of its lack of direction lawrence li al-jazeera rotterdam. the armed group has killed a second kidnapped aid worker in nigeria a month after one of her colleagues was also murdered the group was the man during the release of imprisoned the members of their organization and had set a deadline but when that passed they killed how well lehman who was a nurse for the international committee of the red cross she was one of three aid workers kidnapped seven months ago in borno state athlete idris says more now from . the nigerian government said up to the last minute it left the door for negotiations open but he did not say clearly what the negotiations or terms of negotiation were and they did not say what they did right and what they did wrong the killing of the two aid workers working for the international committee of the red cross was a rude shock to many when the first killing took place in september a lot o

e.u. has done most of what it can do to reach a deal and now it's up to the u.k. . and the probability of a new deal brics it stronger than it's ever been max off and on the story for us tonight in brussels max as always thank you. javier is here now and businesses companies they're watching the uncertainty in the balance and they don't like that of course they are very worried about what's going on because they can't plan ahead we just heard some it's come some it's go it's question after question that still needs to be answered and for a business owner the bricks of confusion means that they are actually losing money that's expensive that's why people are getting more anxious by the minute. to have a look into just how the european union works you can head to monaghan in ireland silver health farm is a piece of living europe. these ducks hatched in northern ireland part of the u.k. then they're brought to the republic of ireland to be fattened and slaughtered and then back over the border in northern ireland they're packed for delivery while every dog crosses the border at least three times during its l

british government has warned the brics it could lead to food shortages though such talk is dismissed by purest breakfasters as scare mongering gradually though the e.u. is coming to the view that the u.k. may have to put up with the consequences of its lack of direction lawrence li al jazeera rotterdam chinese state media has released video of internment camps for weaker muslims in the western province of jang despite international criticism the government has defended its treatment of the minority group it claims that its reeducating people so that they can be part of a modern civilized world up to a million weekers support reportedly been detained in the camps russia's president vladimir putin is holding emergency meetings after an explosion at a college in crimea russia's antiterrorist agency says that at least ten people have been killed but the investigation is still and it's very early stages let's go live now to moscow al-jazeera steadfastness following this story what more do we know step. well there was a huge explosion this morning at a vocal training school in the city of courage in the building there were classes going on and there was a

e.u. twenty seven speak with one clear voice the conservative government squabbles almost that soon here divisions amongst the tory party apart allies like the u.k. government to the extreme brics are two years on the government benches are holding the u.k. to ransom leading us all to the brink of a catastrophic nor deal the prime minister comes before us today with nothing but jargon and rhetoric the position we're in is that ninety five percent of withdrawal agreement as i said has been agreed and we have a substantial part in relation to security services transport and other issues of the future relationship in terms of the structure and scope of that future relationship which has been agreed of course the point is you know of this is finally agrees until the leaders look at the package and agree the whole package together hence the nothing is agreed until everything is agree so that while low despite a recent made they're trying to save face and explain to m.p.'s that according to her as many as one thousand as much as ninety five percent of that withdrawal agreement has been reached it is clear that there is lots of tension anxiety and questions about whether or not she. i

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british government has warned the brics it could lead to suit shortages though such talk is dismissed by purists breck's it as a scam mongering crutchley though the e.u. is coming to the view that the u.k. may have to put up with the consequences of its lack of direction lawrence li al-jazeera. a caravan of about three thousand hunter and migrants is marching through on its way to the united states border as president donald trump is threatening to cut aid to guatemala and honduras if the group it's not stopped. reports. a caravan with thousands of hundred migrants began the long journey heading to the united states along the way whole families are joining in saying they are fleeing violence and poverty in their home country you know they're not it's not god give us support and help us in this work areas moment we are in honduras killing us with the cost of electricity with health care with all of our worries and security where instead of protecting us they are killing us in honduras bundling good on their own who are. they saying the honduran national anthem to build up their self-confidence repeating the words yes we can police officers met the mig

e.u. membership interesting question mick jones says i find it quite humorous that we scotland assize for wanting a second draft arrange them but a course of conservatives want to second vote on brics it clearly a hot topic this week james says the holding us all to ransom john says this is the best political program by my own thank you very much jordan sean goes on to say labor don't have a clue what they want and finally says says or only a general election can solve the situation. at the end of last month there was a potentially crucial development in the brics it drama the court of session in edinburgh was no less than the lord president presiding the first to case an article fifty to the european court of justice and luxembourg this case was brought by a cross party group of any peace m.s.p. s. and one m.p. is asked for a ruling on whether the infamous article fifty by which the u.k. government signalled its withdrawal from the european union last year could be reversed by the fighting the keys to europe the scottish judges opens up the possibility that m.p.'s may by law have a new choice on breaks it to revoke article fifty and go back to square one this ruling arrived in the