here everyone agrees e.u. money. is not this protect the environment and the climate to make this massive target these farmers have come to life you know i took us nine hours to get here because we wanted to demonstrate and finally show what we want when they let in the last decade one hundred thousand farms have shut down it's not right that we're not working that this is going to convict him given we can treat and care for animals humanely we can farm the land in a sustainable way without using poisonous. fish been low once germany's politicians to listen to organic farmers demands if they don't she plans to return to berlin again next year. well time for some sport news now and the saturday bundesliga games are done and dusted so let's take a look at the results in the late game dortmund held on to a six point lead at the top of the table by beating leipzig snuck past live kusa in and. out frankfurt dominated freiburg downed. braman one against one of by a new nick a big hoffenheim on friday night and on sunday nu

here everyone agrees e.u. money. is not this protect the environment and the climate to make this message heard these farmers have come. out you know i took us nine hours to get here because we wanted to demonstrate and finally show what we want when they let in the last decade one hundred thousand farms have shut down it's not right that we're not working that has been a significant does mean we can treat and care for animals humanely we can farm the land in a sustainable way without using poisons to. fish been loved ones germany's politicians to listen to organic farmers demands if they don't she plans to return to berlin again next year. went on to some sports news now and the early saturday bonus league games are done and dusted so let's take a quick look at the results snuck past leave it to some to hang on to third place in line it's stood guard frankfurt dominated freiburg. augsburg and hanover fell at home to braman munich one against hoffenheim on friday night and instead of days late game leipsic locking ho

e.u. is not a pot of money for us we need to take of take care of our own economy our jobs our infrastructure the e.u. is a different goal for serbia now whether we're going to be ready by twenty twenty five to join the e.u. is another question and i think if you ask me if the e.u. said you can join to morrow i'd say no because we're not ready which would which would mean that again we get in a large amount in which serbia would be worse off and europe would be worse so everybody can holler vote for ironworker stood in the reforms themselves when it comes when it comes to cost of a promise to you keep raising the bar going to you now say that any final deal will have to be comprehensive it will have to include among other things human rights minority rights economic cooperation learning each other's language and cultural heritage. you settle this in a recent through to the house that raising the bar is going to take a long time twenty years at least why should the e.u. wait around for a man who says the e.u. will wait to transfer debt if it takes twenty years obviously we want to join the e.u

e.u. as a pot of money that the. the better quality of life the jobs better salaries need to come from ourselves and the strength of our economy that we want to be part of the e.u. because e.u. is a peace project and we have shared values with the e.u. so if that's true why did president who challenged three years ago when he was prime minister make it clear when he told a meeting in tehran we are fed up with seminars we need some money from the e.u. funds then you see the smiles on our faces. that would be a clear indication that he was simply after the money would say that you took out that statement if it's correct and i do not remember that it is a direct a real revolution on multiple news lately arms of the context if anything president for to as the prime minister repeated lee said e.u. is not a pot of money for us we need to take of take care of our own economy our jobs our infrastructure the e.u. is a different goal for serbia now whether we're going to be ready by twenty twenty five to join the e.u. is anothe

e.u. actually have a financial tag to them so unless they agree with us the amount of money that we pay to take some of those show jewels relevant to us and lodge them at the w t o they will end up as the e.u. spending a great deal more money for less potency now here's the point they have to settle that that's not they might they have to settle that at the time we leave otherwise they pick up a bigger bill so mr barney a knows very well that until this for example is settled nothing is settled but we are where we are there's no point in revisiting history there's no dance in the country for a further general election what their arguments for from i know from standing on doorsteps in my constituency is for the u.k. government to proceed with the negotiations and then got the best possible deal so that's why all these things should be very much explored the my point is that in trying to get a solution that kate's both remain as and brick city years britain seems to be reduced to putting forward ideas that are pretty much unworkable is that. really the best your party can do well i think tha

the british i think money has got a lot to do with it because ireland gets more money from the e.u. and it pays into the well let alone ireland where the yellow vest movement is now taking hold governments are arguably also in chaos both here in the u.k. and in the us i'm now joined by the b.b.c.'s former chief washington correspondent and once independent member of the u.k. parliament martin bell his new book war in the death of news from battlefield the newsroom which recounts his time as a war reporter in vietnam the middle east. and northern ireland is out now martin thanks for coming back on you begin the book on the fields of this week turkey saying brics it may affect the u.k.'s role as a guarantor power maybe some people.

delivers on taking back control of our money by not sending continuing to send vast annual sums of money to the e.u. every year and it delivers an independent trade policy and gets us out of some of the policy is people being concerned about the common agricultural policy and the common fisheries policy i think those were the things that were of concern to people when they were voting and they wanted us to be able to have our independent trade policy and make decisions about who comes to our country for ourselves for example and that's exactly what the deal delivers so i believe it delivers on the result of the referendum it delivers brecht's it but in doing that it would protect jobs security and our union. thank you. minister theresa may making a last ditch attempt to convince m.p.'s to back her divorce deal with the european union ahead of tuesday's key vote in the house of commons she was speaking there to factory workers in a stall can trend england arguing that it's vital for the parliament to honor the results of the twenty sixteen referendum to raise them a said we all have a duty to implem

the british i think money has got a lot to do with it because ireland gets more money from the e.u. and it pays into the well let alone ireland where the yellow vest movement is now taking hold governments are arguably also in chaos both here in the u.k. and in the us i'm now joined by the b.b.c.'s former chief washington correspondent and once independent member of the u.k. parliament my.

the british i think money has got a lot to do with it because island gets more money from the e.u. and it pays into the well let alone ireland where the yellow vest movement is now taking hold governments are arguably also in chaos both here in the u.k. and in the us i'm now joined by the b.b.c.'s former chief washington correspondent and once independent member of the u.k. parliament martin bell his new book war in the death of news from battlefield the newsroom which recounts his time as a war reporter in vietnam in the middle east. and northern ireland is out now martin thanks for coming back on you begin the book on the fields of occupied cyprus this week turkey saying brics it may affect the u.k.'s role as a guarantor power maybe some people may not even realize it is where u.k. troops are right now stationed you or your books as u.k. strategy in cyprus was a disaster i know this from personal experience i was a squaddie along in cyprus of one thousand nine hundred seventy nine hundred fifty nine and. colonial was disastrous and i think in one thousand seven hundred four when

than that or the british i think money has got a lot to do with it because ireland gets more money from the e.u. .

e.u. countries and at the time it only served as book money it took another three years until the euro also became physical money with notes and coins after a rocky start the euro eventually turned into the world's second most traded currency and a guarantor for stability in europe the euro was launched on january first one thousand nine hundred ninety nine with a huge parisi the european central bank set the exchange rate with the national currencies but europeans could only pay with the euro using checks credit or debit cards coins and notes were released into circulation three years later. initially financial markets were skeptical. the euro fell to a record low of a c. five cents to the dollar on october twenty sixth two thousand. things improved two years later when the currency was launched as cash in paper and coins that port confidence the euro climbed reaching a record high of nearly one dollar sixty. but the two thousand and eight financial crisis shook the global banking system. the euro also took a hit within a couple of months it lost a fifth of its value. times remain turbulen

multicultural sadie's he only see the things black and white and then he only cares about the money he can understand that the e.u. sure for european union that the countries they were fighting each other with ten million dead you know casualties now there are states there are discussing the over a table i don't think you cuz very very clear idea what carbon into europe during the first of the second world war or the real problem. is that we are covering a lot of things one after the other of the troubles me straight sure things aggressive against. against anybody he thinks i have to a certain moment he does not want you know now he he does not want a european union because because if he sees you appear you said that with trade and they're going to east all right that is it for me i'll be back with more news of the hour watching international events. public wealth. when the ruling class is protected. themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real news. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world o

e.u. average not the way i was said money and we don't want to live in a country where salaries aside lowerthat you can't have a dasent life without having to live with her parents oh no. the new rules of victor open this solution to a labor shortage hungary's population is aging and many of its citizens have gone to work abroad the prime minister believes history is on his side he has no plans to reverse hungary's policy of zero immigration and he has big plans for europe. and greece a miss that in all e.u. institutions the n.t. and gratian forces should become the majority first in the european parliament a few months later in the commission and then after the national parliament three elections we would like to become the majority and the european council could speak more than a month now since the opposition protests marked the start of a new political awakening for those who oppose victor o'bannon his government it is not just one political party it's many parties from the left and the right civil society trade unions and students say they're angry not just about the label but by hungr

money. such. utter. with ireland which could change the course of e.u. divorce plans. venezuelan supreme court frees an opposition leader. asset freezes rather and bans him from leaving the country right after washington sanctioned the state oil giant and handed control over venezuela's u.s. based accounts.

authority figure yes this is the worst case scenario we trade internationally on money function supply chains work across the e.u. delays at customs increase tires these kind of things will fundamentally change a business model and we really try to avoid that chris thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera so i think the words fair really uncertain say on frustration back to you in the studio and thanks very much indeed. still ahead head on al-jazeera gun crime controversy why brazil the president has decided to relax fire on those. hello again and welcome back we're here across indonesia we have been seeing quite a bit of rain over the last several days and down here towards bali at the airport they have received quite a bit as well just in the last forty eight hours one hundred forty three millimeters of rain across the area now we do expect to see more rain in coming days across much of that region of the dark greens we are seeing for jakarta it will be a rainy day as well over the next few days temps there staying into the high twenty's manila though it is going to be mostly cloudy at about twenty nin

e.u. found by will there was having to pay away money but we've given up our same rules now so for breakfast here it's a disaster quite a lot of businesses say you did with this we did stanch could be damaging if we leave but the simple fact is i it's not her fault and you had david cameron decide to call a referendum on this without bothering to get civil servants do some research on what will be the impact and so we've got the last two or two years of we're starting from scratch trying to work out well in the simple fact is no i can't think of any other instance where a country has walked away from its predominant trading block so that i mean all these predictions about if you get big disaster or would it be really good no one knows now we said we've been down this road nobody knows what divides it's going to be i mean literally no whip knows no leader knows i.e. i've never known appeared in my knife where things have been so i'm certain in our politics i mean if i want to get on to the split in labor the between corbin's people in the old liberals argue with you think the tory party can s

years what has changed is the identity of the creditor so money was owed to bondholders in two thousand and ten it's now on to the i.m.f. in the e.u. . if you can solve the debt crisis simply by changing the identity of the creditor and then this one is solved. being in debt isn't only about owing money it's also about being in the wrong is the financial data but also a psychological debt that weighs just as heavily on the inhabitants of the indebted country. debt and. kind of double jeopardy. or did you it just sick of it so to decrease your. oh not days to finish joe bus. says if one day i want to keep ability economy. just because i happen to live in greece somehow i'm a sinner i'm a bad person because of some political acts done by political representatives of one kind or another. therefore it's ok for people to have their lives destroyed it's ok for people to have to pick through garbage and not have anything to eat it's ok for cancer patients to be denied medicine if we're ever going to have morality in the world we need to absolutely reject that logic if there's individuals responsible hold them responsible but don't hold a

money. buying off the generals, buying allegiance. i think four weeks were for no, maduro will be gone. the e.u. d the russians do not have the money to be able to contest with us this far abroad. >> bret: 2020 and the abortion debate, next thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. amazon prime video so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maisel... tom clancy's jack ryan... and the man in the high castle. all in the same place as your live tv. its all included with your amazon prime membership. that's how xfinity makes tv...

lower the retirement age that is going to cost the country a lot of money and the problems arising from that have nothing to do with e.u. fist moves so how can it really solve its domestic problems and stick to fiscal rules. italy would need to continue the reforms of the previous governments the previous governments have adjusted the retirement age for instance the previous governments had relaxed the rules on the labor market under the previous two governments the economy was actually starting to grow at a good one percent which by italian standards is good that the italian economy now seems to be grinding to hord little growth for this year is largely the fault of the new government so what italy needs is a return to sensible policies because italy has this huge mountain of debt the second highest debt ratio to g.d.p. in the eurozone we know that the banks are struggling in italy how much of a liability could italy be for the stability of the italy could theoretically be a significant liability for the stability of the e.u. if the government pursues policies which actually weaken the economic growth potential of a c

e.u. includes countries that have lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering saudi arabia has been facing international pressure over the murder of jon. at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year other countries on the list include iran iraq syria and yemen one palestinian has been killed off to protest synagogues us from tail with israel man was shot by the israeli army as thousands gathered at the primitive fence a mass about to intensify the protests off to israel delayed money sent to the strip by cattle it was intended to fund salaries for gaza and civil servants who haven't been properly paid for months after weeks of postponement hamas has now turned the money down cattle says it will be directed to the united nations. so with sixty three days left until the united kingdom needs the european union and politicians unable to agree on any plan queen elizabeth appears to have entered the debate green is obliged to be politically neutral and has not mentioned rights it directly of course but in a speech to a women's group she urged the nation to respect different point

e.u. includes countries that have lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering. saudi arabia has been facing international pressure over the murder of journalist ramapo shoji at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year other countries on the list include iran iraq syria and yemen one palestinian has been killed after protests along gaza's frontier with israel the man was shot by the israeli army as thousands gathered at the perimeter fence a mass vowed to intensify the protests after israel delayed money sent to the strip by kasa it was intended to fund salaries for cars and civil servants who haven't been paid properly for months after weeks of despondent and mass has now turned the money down castro says it'll be redirected to the u.n. . that hamas after we were informed by the leadership of hamas that they will not accept the ground as an attempt to alleviate pressures on them it was decided to channel the money to other humanitarian projects in cooperation with the un and the systems to poor families or the improvement of electricity and sewage facilities ch

shouldn't pay any money to the european union without having a free trade deal so they think it's basically to favor to the e.u. and the other still wanted for the sake of the u.k. so the briggs's vote in parliament reflects a deep about leaving the european union what does it tell us about confidence and teresa mayes government she's going to face a no confidence vote later today. she is indeed going to face that fate it is expected that she will at this point in time at least that she will win it which is fairly ironic because it's such a flagship government policy but they do you. know they're not in party well propping up the government have an ounce of they're going to work with her as well as days on the right of the so-called european research group who have voted against her in the. parliament last night so for the moment they are supporting her but she obviously needs to present a new steps have next step and then the question is what happens then and she of course first of what has to survive this vote it's not a foregone conclusion of course anything can change you had any moment in british politics

e.u. nationals in an uncontrolled fashion and they wanted to take back the money that the u.k. gives to the european union because it's a donor to the european union rather than the receiver of money and they wanted to take back laws from the european union and they didn't necessarily vote. it's to stop any sort of trading arrangement with the european union and so she contracts a deal with the european union the did all those things that allows the u.k. to stop free movements that guarantees the rights of u.k. citizens inside the european union and that takes back the money and takes back the laws at least for the toilet for a while keep the trading arrangement open while the u.k. can figure out what to do instead and she went to them and said how about it you know what you think that's that's what people more or less voted for isn't it. and they all said no it isn't you know and as a said before it's like a child being being promised are going to be given a racing car for christmas and then that given being given a rusty bicycle instead of being told you you've got to get on

in terms of the huge amounts of money being paid by the united states great britain germany other european countries the e.u. into resourcing terrorist attacks against us. and ken secret services with different interests and opposing values be trusted. to supply chinese does business is the under is just my guess part of this line of work is that you sometimes have to bend your moral code to get the job done that is how the business works and ask if if you it's the outcome that counts. but when does this cross the line deadly case shows that intelligence agencies sometimes bolster the terrorism they supposed to be fighting. the fast pace of life in the digital shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information on the wheaties finds and interviews with makers and users. next on t.w. . where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. with the kids if you could do was sleep but it was a journey back to the roots get a minimum of the. bush family from somalia live around the world i'm one of them i did urgent assistance. global family starts in january twenty

dirty business huge amounts of money are being paid by the united states great britain germany other european countries the e.u. in two resourcing terrorist attacks against us. and can secret services with different interests and opposing values be trusted. to supply chinese does business. i guess part of this line of work is that you sometimes have to bend your moral code to get the job done that is how the business works if it's the outcome that counts. but when does this cross the line the headley case shows that intelligence agencies sometimes bolster the terrorism they supposed to be fighting. the fast pace of life in the digital shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information. finds and interviews with makers and users. next d.w. . time for an upgrade. our furniture their clothes all buy. a house with no roof. design highlights you can make yourself. trends tips and tricks that will turn your home to a special. upgrade yourself with d w's interior design channel on youtube. shift life in the digital world. today we're looking at manipulated video it's a creative

e.u. has added saudi arabia to a draft list of countries that pose a threat to the blog the list includes countries seen as having lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering saudi arabia is already under international pressure over the murder of the journalist democracy and provisional decision needs to be endorsed by the twenty eight e.u. states before being formally adopted researches he reported on the israeli software used to spy on murdered saudi journalist marcos would you say they're being targeted by international undercover agents two men who work for citizen canada based internet watchdog group have been lured to attend a fake investor meetings over the past few months researches believe they were being secretly recorded as they discussed details of their work and personal life it was unclear who these agents were working for nigeria's main opposition party has halted election campaigning for three days in protest at president mohammed who bihari suspending the chief justice will to on again is accused of failing to declare assets the opposition people's democratic party says the allegations are politically motivated designed to rail

they will stay and he will take money going long on the pound. e.u.ill expect a request for extension to the end of march deadline. what do we know about the timetable? kathleen: i can tell you about that this week. day for negotiation is tomorrow. tuesday, day five, the meaningful vote on theresa may's deal. she will have given her speech by then. wednesday if it is rejected, she will head back to brussels for further concessions from the e.u. monday, january 21, expect a common vote on plan b, and on march 29 -- this is important -- the u.k. leaves the e.u. unless bmps have delayed or canceled -- the mp's have delayed or canceled the deal. you know jeremy corbyn, the head of the opposition, he wants to call for a second election, hoping to get the labour party ensconced as prime minister ultimately. i think theresa may has put the in the court of the members of parliament who are members of her own party who will oppose this. seems to be not really helping get it through but helping to stymie it and put something else in place. shery: we know of hug

money their fear of getting caught. what's missing some critics say or potential tax havens within the e.u. such as monaco luxembourg. and london. and your brother in fact they've not even been looked at transparency international is demanding that the e.u. put its own house in order first and then look beyond the e.u. to. on top of this countries that have this new close ties to the e.u. would our allies switzerland or the united states was clear that they would never make it into the list even though recent studies show that. they are secretly jurisdictions and that they could actually make it to the list if if if. it was an objective process. and that's music to the ears of the residents of angry law who want the same laws applied to all i believe it's by the end of the twenty that we have to comply and we working on that. very diligently and we see no reason why we should not comply so we should go from being on the gray list to being on the goodness and certainly not the blacklist. since last year's devastating hurricane erma pressure is growing on the financial sector to keep generating profits for the islander

e.u. used choice it's very clear that the u.k. would not have a hard border with no money in any circumstances and i don't think in the spirit of european unity that you're going to assist on it but the real question now is do they want to actually take the initiative and show that notwithstanding breaks which i appreciate as being a headache for the use not something they want to we're going to deal with the situation we've got in front of us let's move on to a new phase in our relationship protect the trade that benefits both sides protect the security cooperation benefits very sides and move on let's get more on that and on yesterday's vote in london standing by in brussels for us is d.w. correspondent and he's our bureau chief there so tell us max i mean we just heard the u.k.'s former braggs and minister there dominic robb suggesting that moving the long gregson process forward is now up to the e.u. he he basically suggested that they now need to be flexible because the u.k. has been flecks of all what is the likely response going to be. there's still some confusion h