polls at the very top of the polls the bracks of party of nigel frosh how did we get here was a teresa mayes failure to deliver a workable breck's a deal. the problems of the conservative party with gregg's it with your a really very deep in in history over the last decades there has been an easing as and really polarization in the conservative party over europe and with rex in this has crystallized much more sued like the country the conservative party is deeply divided over breaks it and could to reason may has been hard whacking to try and achieve a deal and eventually go to deal with the european union but she hasn't really communicated very well what the downsides would be since she has said she. she wants to restrict immigration but she has not been open about the economic consequences that will have for the country now let's have a look at how this all came about. it was a tearful end to one of the toughest gigs in politics. i will shortly leave the job that is being the owner of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will but wi

despite all the tweets blasting prime minister teresa mayes handling of bricks it to date u.s. president donald trump stood next to mrs may and said she's probably a better to go shearer than he is and the irony it is stop there what does a british prime minister give the us president and 1st lady to remind them of those special times to england a tea set perfect for a trump tea party i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. as the u.k. makes preparations to exit the european union the united states is committed to a phenomenal trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. obviously it will be filled with a succeeds me is prime minister to take this issue forward there is tremendous potential in that trade deal. paragons i believe is delivering on the exit for the full the british people he believes it rests you know he believes of elation state he thinks this tough to do a whole lot better and they could do for him is one way the benefits the rich people off i don't think that should be encouraged especially in this time the press he says he's going to take advantage of it look i

on october 31st quote deal or no deal and vironment minister michael gove has backed teresa mayes bracks and strategy and says he believes he can unite the tory party another talk and that dominic rob who resigned as minister over recent days deal rob wants to renegotiate the departure deal with the e.u. . for the very latest let's go straight to london and use a bag of moscow morning bagot who has the best chance how long is it going to take before there's a new party and national leader. well it's an intricate process brian say 1st of all it's up to conservative m.p.'s to come up with a shortlist of 2 candidates and then this short list will be decided on in the end by the party membership and the whole process is going to be over by the end of july that is what we expect sorry. if. so read about that the clear front runner at the moment is boris johnson the former foreign secretary and also for my male flunder and he is a controversial figure some say that he is donald trump's mini me they criticize him for racist comments that they say he has made others think that he's a tonic for t

prime minister teresa mayes officially stepping down as the leader of her party should continue to serve as prime minister walid leadership contest takes place 11 m.p.'s are competing may announced her resignation a fortnight ago after losing 3 main votes in harlem and on her exit deals is and westminster to touch on all this so this lawrence let's talk about what happened in peterborough how much of a surprise is this for labor. well it's a fascinating result really you know for people like me who didn't have good to do nothing but talk about breakfast all the time as as jonah was with was saying that because the brics apology has been so astonishing a successful in the european elections and pizza place voted in the in the referendum in 2016 by 63 percent to leave the european union everybody expected the brics it policy would when they were there they were the old zone favorite with the bookmakers and so the clearly there's one reading of the results which which no doubt people who don't want to leave the european union will say which is that maybe maybe people are changing their mind

prime minister teresa mayes brigs it policies accusing her of being weak and slow in a go she asians with europe were today on day 2 of his official state visit to the u.k. truong stood next to theresa may and praised her handling of brecht's it even saying that she's done a better job than he could have done to resign may's reaction simply repeating how important that u.s. u.k. relationship is and will remain this was however no transatlantic turnaround for truck waiter in the day chief city or nigel for raj one of 3 surveys fiercest critics met with the u.s. president and then he tweeted about it the message when it comes to brits it both men are on the same page. it was a date the special relationships u.s. president donald trump and the outgoing pushed prime minister to resign made on stage together for probably one of the last times for the past 2 and a half is the president and i have had the privilege of being the latest guardians of this precious and profound friendship between our countries as with our previous s's when we have faced threats to the security of our citizens a

in his last visit trump also criticized outgoing prime minister teresa mayes brags of decisions while saying he felt for her. i feel badly for it to resign like a very much just a good woman she worked very hard she's very strong this time around it's a lame duck meeting with the prime minister on her way out high on the agenda is a u.s. british trade deal after bragg's it but the task of fixing any deal will now fall on may successor and trumpets put his thumb on that scale as well and or sing boris johnson for the role and recommend again no deal brags that if britain can't get the terms it wants. last year much effort was spent to keep the us president away from the mass protests that greeted his visit. campaigners have promised a repeat. and from where i'm. and here in the studio by boris foreman welcome to you professor of political science at bard college in berlin and in london d.w. charlotte potts is standing by in charlotte i'd like to begin with you and just ask you because the we know that the president is due to arrive in the city soon what's expected. so he is going to re

launched his conservative party leadership campaign in london today he is the front runner to replace teresa mayes britain's next prime minister. ethiopia special envoy to sudan says protest leaders have agreed to resume talks with their country's military rulers the apparent breakthrough comes days after protesters launched a campaign of civil disobedience that was in response to a deadly crackdown on demonstrators demanding civilian rule. japan's shinzo abi has arrived in tehran on a mission to ease tensions between iran and the u.s. obvious the 1st japanese prime minister to visit iran since the 1979 islamic revolution she will meet with president hassan rouhani later today and with supreme leader ayatollah khamenei tomorrow. and frank is one of the most famous victims of the holocaust and her name is still widely recognized today thanks to a world famous diary during world war 2 she and her family hid from the nazis and concealed rooms built into a court heard courtyard house in amsterdam but when she was 15 she and her family were discovered arrested and sent to a concentration camp her diary

before about what could happen and the last time we spoke you were in favor of parliament passing teresa mayes briggs withdrawal plan with the provision that another people's vote another referendum be added on to it that didn't happen what do you think is going to happen now we put forward a compromise proposal that was voted on twice we got that. but it wasn't passed by the house of commons and i think now we're not into territory where compromises are possible there is one of the leadership candidates rory's jewett who is speaking the language of compromise but i think we are a long way away now from being able to find a compromise within the house of commons so i think one of the options that peace would be reflecting on is if faced with no deal and my view of brecht's it should they pull the emergency court should they should they were devaluing article 50 and i think that that is something that is fighting much in the minds of m.p.'s who understand how damaging it would be for the united kingdom to leave without a deal so are you are you foreseeing then a summer and early aldermen which

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you heard from a member of the british economics a think tank who says a serious battle awaits teresa mayes successor. well unfortunately she's left behind very very difficult situation for the incoming prime minister i think another vote unlikely in the short because this will be seen as not simply trailed by those type of votes it leaves i mean it kind of undermines the whole idea of democracy if you don't stick to results and then keep repeating the election over and over again until you get the result that the establishment wants so that would really really further undermine trust in politics nevertheless it's going to be very difficult given the vast majority are probably you're not going to like probably block any real breakthrough deal so if we get so pro breaks it's prime minister he's really he or she's really going to struggle to get through parliament and could even face a vote of no confidence to prevent the u.k. leaving with no deal which point he or she will probably have to call a general election and that would be hugely risky. a glimpse into julian assange life behind bars

must never forget the extraordinary sacrifices of all those who landed that day in norman day teresa mayes replacement didn't forget russia though he ridiculed long bally's party his stalinist for not putting shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry up against him implying it was because of his policy differences with jeremy corbin why welcome governor but lately i feel slightly sorry for the right family and is thinking south of used to joust ing with who seems to have been dispatched to internal exile somewhere else. and you know. it's just. the only way the cops needs to to watch out because i think there's a lesson that anybody who the dispatch box out shines the dear leader risk. being brought to the public bureau historian long bailey who was shot as secretary of state for business energy and industrial strategy dismissed the smear and focused on the global existential threat of climate catastrophe trump and his team famously don't accept the science but they have at best seemed ambiguous on whether a u.k. u.s. trade deal would be. in the end of the u.k. universal health care system

amazed strategy and says he can unite the conservative party dominate garage is next he resigned as teresa mayes a 2nd bret said the minister over the prime minister's deal after only 5 months in the job he says he will broker a fairer deal with a unique losing be negotiating the northern ireland border issue and here's a jeremy hunt britain's foreign minister he says he's confident that the european union would renegotiate the brics a deal with him is regarded as even tempered incompetent but some feel he may lack the wide appeal of other candidates. so let's go to london where we're joined by charlotte potts. so every time that it's of given statements of the 11 confidence of given statements about their plans today how do they position themselves. well most of the candidates have made clear that this really is about the future of the conservative the tory party because if there was a general election to be held to then labor would have a good chance of winning and jeremy coleman would be the next prime minister so the candidates called for unity today within the tory party and what became cle

wasn't solely i mean he asked this question what wasn't soli teresa mayes failure to deliver a workable brock's a deal that led to this juncture in british falters. well the conservative party really has been tearing itself apart over bragg's it and it wasn't going to be easy for any prime minister to deliver what she has tried to deliver and i think everybody agrees that she's been really hard working and that she has tried her best but she has definitely made quite a few severe mistakes i think one of the biggest mistakes was that she has drawn of these red lines fairly early on in the negotiations where she has said that freedom of movement for example is something that she needs to deliver and she has been clear about the compromises that that entails economic compromises and she hasn't communicated these difficult compromises to the white up public so that's why people don't understand why bricks it is so complicated let's look at how all this came about. it was a careful end to one of the toughest in politics. i will shortly leave the job that is being the on of my life to hold. t

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economy as the political uncertainty increases prime minister teresa mayes resignation on june 7th having failed to deliver bragg's it but on another front the u.k. has gotten some good news on trade this time from asia here to tell us more and bring her unique insight is hello for which a member of the british american business associations board of directors hello welcome back pleasure chris the president so that you can assign a trade agreement with south korea to ensure of business continues from both countries after bragg's it how important is this for the u.k. and how important is south korea as a suit as a trading partner when i think it's very important actually in 2 regards primarily of course psychological this is a huge boost because this is a v what the scaremongers have been saying there have been predictions that any trade agreements would take up to 7 years with other countries that's actually just been proved to be ludicrous and again scaremongering so one was psychological but to factually and in reality this is the u.k. and liam fox dr liam fox are making trade agreement

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question mark obviously to your initial question about how far they can go with these because teresa mayes leaving office but yes some of the sticking points certainly of course it will be very interesting to see what that joint press conference will be later in the day and yet you know where you are long as i'm sure you can hear perhaps the noise that is being made of well for president made his way to downing street can't really miss the surround you. well no and in fact as he turned left into downing street and down there there was a vocal. protests and they're all shouting at his car i don't know whether i can hear it through is on the playstation but i can certainly hear there's the main body of the protests up the road from here sort of the square i don't think the protests are anything like as big as they were a couple of years ago when when he was here that time it was only about a quarter of a 1000000 people to look at it so far it's smaller but it doesn't alter the fact that if you take the polling in this country as a guide then donald trump really isn't that popular a president

that it's nice doing this but you can't get away from the pressure from the americans so i think teresa mayesgoing to be told repeatedly by the un donald trump during this visit you must look while way you must lock away and the british side will be saying well we don't want to because we believe that so it's it's that it's a source of tension. and beg thank you very much for speaking to us ian bogost from the london school of economics joining us there from london thank you for your time qatar's foreign minister has told on jazeera he has reservations about the statements on iran that came out of some is held in saudi arabia last week the qatari prime minister attended the events despite the ongoing blockade of qatar by 3 of its gulf neighbors including saudi arabia it was the highest level of contact between the 2 sides since the crisis began 2 years ago. and also because we had reservations about many parts of the statement these elements include 1st issue of only condemning iran and the escalation against in the absence of any more policy to engage in dialogue with iran or to solve the ch

despite all the tweets blasting prime minister teresa mayes handling of bricks it to date u.s. president donald trump stood next to mrs may and said she's probably a better to go shearer than he is and the irony it is stop there what does a british prime minister give the us president and 1st lady to remind them of those special times to england a tea set perfect for a trump tea party. golf in berlin this is the day. as the u.k. makes preparations to exit the european union the united states is committed to a phenomenal trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. obviously it will be phil who has that succeeds me is prime minister to take this issue foolish there is tremendous potential in that trade deal. paramount's i believe is delivering on bret's it for the full the british people.