narrowly to seek to replace a contentious agreement to maintain a checkpoint free border between arland and northern ireland the e.u. has insisted the current withdrawal deal is not up for renegotiation. venezuela's supreme court has barred opposition leader why don't from leaving the country the court which is aligned with president nicolas.

narrowly to seek to replace a contentious agreement to maintain a checkpoint free border between arland and northern ireland the e.u. has insisted the current withdrawal deal is not up for renegotiation. venezuela's supreme court has bar.

favorable outcome for to raise that may although dublin has already said the backstops non-negotiable arland. has the same position as the european union now i think when we say the backstop as part of withdrawal agreed ok is part of a balanced package that isn't going to change and then there is blow three and potentially terminal one one that could wrestle the brags that process out of the government's hands all together politicians could force the government to pursue a softer brags it or even hold a second referendum the prime minister is trying to buy himself one last chance to save this deal if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can depending on which changes are adopted this evening is set to be judgement night for to raise a maze so-called plan b. it will either keep bobbing in the water or anti brags that m.p.'s will sink it like a stone where that leaves the brags that ship is anybody's guess the government's opposed to delaying the ukase to everything if politicians vote to do just that constitutionally the u.k. would be

arland and canada is currently held in russia on spying charges the representatives of the canadian and british consulates in moscow as well as the head of the american citizens department at the u.s. embassy in russia all refused to comment on the court ruling to remind you paul will and was detained on december twenty eighth by russia's federal security service known as and was accused of collecting state secrets particularly confidential information on one of russia's special service agencies his lawyer earlier confirmed that indeed some digital materials containing secret information had been found on paul willis flash drives when he had been arrested but he added that he couldn't comment on how paul whelan had obtained these documents or whether at all he was aware about the status of these materials investigation continues it may take up to six months the lawyer says and if guilty you may face up to twenty years in prison but his attorneys rather optimistic he believes that poland is just a foreigner who is deeply interested in russia's culture and religion and for that purpose he

narrowly to seek to replace a contentious agreement to maintain a checkpoint free border between arland and northern ireland the e.u. has insisted the current withdrawal deal is not up for renegotiation. venezuela's supreme court has barred opposition leader why don't from leaving the country the court which is aligned with president nicolas maduro.

financial control what is ireland like some might find this predictable because it's repeated across the arland as one of the richest countries in the world you know almost eight hundred thousand people are living below the poverty line one in three of those in poverty are children one hundred two thousand are in paid employment lone parents are one of the groups most at risk of poverty half of one parent families experience deprivation so is it time for ireland to join the u.k. and leave the e.u. trust business t.v. to cover the story here's david cameron's former adviser steve hilton on whether should leave the e.u. i think they should i was a great greatly in favor of. felt that it was important for a country like the u.k. . it's just not in the culture or they may seem to like me my experience would be that the irish seem to like europe more than. 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 t

offshore has done throughout its lifetime for new zealand well the picture is still if you're in south arland take some to keep use of drawing because it's lighter right will that last does not like it looks like the streak of cloud will break to some degree and you've got sunshine well for most of south on that almost all of north on the temperatures in the low twenty's it does cloud up in wellington come monday but three hours is not much to complain about the winds are quite light and the sun is either prominent or only behind sin tracked. rewind returns a can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries. i was little but. like any other student rewinds continues with mom and me going into a war zone he said the first thing i look for is the exit it's not how to get it it's all to get out the pictures there's no point going to these places rewind on al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the venezuelan defense attached to washington says he has broken ties with president of the us government and

financial control what is ireland like some might find this predictable because it's repeated across the arland as one of the richest countries in the world you know almost eight hundred thousand people are living below the poverty line one in three of those in poverty are children one hundred two thousand are in paid employment lone parents are one of the groups most at risk of poverty of one parent families experience deprivation so is it time for ireland to join the u.k. and leave the e.u. trust business t.v. to cover the story here's david cameron's former adviser steve hilton on whether should leave the e.u. i think they should i was a great greatly in favor of. that it was important for a country like the u.k. . it's just not in the culture and they seem to like my experience with the irish seem to like europe more than. 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

of thousands of survivors on the indonesian arland of soon away sea are still living in tents it's been nearly three months since an earthquake and tsunami destroyed the area aid has been pouring into the region but there are complaints that a lack of coordination is hampering distribution and relocation has been slow step bason reports from. the name of this small fishing boat sums up the mood and tragedy survived the waves as high as palm trees on september twenty eight well many other boats were destroyed like the one owned by hamidi for months he has not been able to earn a living. because my boat and nets are damaged i cannot work and just sit here doing nothing i'm disappointed but i can only wait and see what the government will do for me. others are not so patient who has started to rebuild his house right by the sea after his village was destroyed his community moved to the hills many now have returned to restart their business selling dried fish despite a government plan to relocate them to safer areas. when i'm in the hills i can only eat and sleep here i can earn money becau

in arland amateur horse jockey mike sweeney and his horse attempt to jump over the final obstacle. this out. almost falls off the horse, barely hangs on, gets up and wins the race. it was a miracle and the jockey finished second place. he said he was a jock. finally tonight, midnight hero, the unnamed bus driver from palmetto, south carolina who got all 34 hits off of the school bus safety, the bus was rammed by a buick and caught fire. the fire department sung his praises. a special shout out to the bus driver, got all the kids off the bus, no one seriously injured. you are our hero. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good evening from washington, i am shannon bream. we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builde

about economics and the legal parts cosies that fundamentally this is about where the priorities lie arland is a member state of the european union britain or they break a is leaving the european union so the u.k. for the first time in its history finds itself less powerful than ireland and can quite understand it but the e.u. will always have solidarity with our island over the cape and that is why the backstop will never be amended so peter what of that who has the leverage here it certainly doesn't seem like the u.k. does well there's not a country that is not in the e.u. that has possibly even more traits it used in britain the us that is not in the e.u. single market and that is also outside of the u.s. customs union and that is switzerland the head of the swiss customs has been speaking to the northern ireland committee in westminster and he has said that it should be possible to have an invisible border in order not and no i don't want to dismiss the the hurdles to achieve debts. actually there has been some discussions on that particular point between the e.u. and the u.k. already w

about economics and the legal parts callouses that fundamentally this is about where the piracies lie arland is a member state of the european union britain or they break a is leaving the european union so the u.k. for the first time in its history finds itself less powerful than ireland and can quite understand it but the e.u. will always have solidarity with our island over the case and that is why the backstop will never be amended so peter what of that who has the leverage here it certainly doesn't seem like the u.k. does well there's not a country that is not in the e.u. that has possibly even more traits it used and britain the us that is not in the e.u. single market and that is also outside of the u.s. customs union and that is switzerland the head of the swiss customs has been speaking to the northern ireland committee in westminster and he has said that it should be possible to have an invisible border in order not and no i don't want to dismiss the the hurdles to achieve debts. actually there has been some discussions on that particular point between the e.u. and the u.k. already

germany france spain arland and also in canada now according to twits if it is more than two hundred million tweets have arrests have reference brags that since the results of the referendum and that was announced on the twenty third of june twenty sixth in and around two thirds of those tweets came from the u.k. and the largest spike was all the conversation was actually between june twenty third and june twenty eighth of twenty sixteen they also highlighted some of the most mentioned individuals and unsurprisingly tourism a was at the top of that list followed by germany corben from the opposition labor party and also being discussed was the former foreign secretary boris johnson who campaigned for the leave side now of all of this is that little bit too much for you to has published a list of tips for users who may want to mute words linked to brags that ahead of parliament's vote on tories in may's deal other words like article fifty single market no deal and also a backstop uses an end to words phrases and hashtags by going to settings and select the metered words option. i also

union at the heart of the talks will be possible changes on a backup plan to avoid a hard bordering arland maze initial plan on how the u.k. would exit the e.u. was defeated by a historic majority. parliament. police in the northern irish londonderry have carried out a controlled explosion officers say the vehicle had been hijacked by masked men who object before it now those are the headlines and that have for you in the al-jazeera news hour that's coming up at twenty one g.m.t. stay with us though unfair game continues next thanks for watching. the election of the forty fifth president of the united states raised ethical and potentially legal questions. the possibility to undermine basic democratic principles has significantly increased. there will be no lies we will honor the american people with it truth and nothing else. the headquarters of a firm little known to the general public called s.c.l. group strategic communication laboratories is located in the heart of london. in these offices data scientists compiled and analyzed terabytes of personal information. their objective was to d

union at the heart of the talks will be possible changes on a backup plan to avoid a hard bordering arland maze initial plan on how the u.k. would exit the e.u. was defeated by a historic majority in. parliament last week. police in the northern irish londonderry have carried out a controlled explosion of officers say the vehicle had been hijacked by masked men who object before it now those are the headlines and that have for you in the al-jazeera news hour that's coming up at twenty one g.m.t. stay with us so unfair game continues next thanks for watching. the election of the forty fifth president of the united states raised ethical and potentially legal questions. the possibility to undermine basic democratic principles has significantly increased. there will be no lies we will honor the american people with it truth and nothing else. the headquarters of a firm little known to the general public called s.c.l. group strategic communication laboratories is located in the heart of london. in these offices data scientists compiled and analyzed terabytes of personal information. their object

narrowly to seek to replace a contentious agreement to maintain a checkpoint free border between arland and northern ireland the e.u. has insisted the current withdrawal deal is not up for renegotiation. venezuela's supreme court has barred opposition leader why don't from leaving the country the court which is aligned with president nicolas maduro has also approved a preliminary investigation against why go and frozen his assets quite zero is head of the opposition controlled national assembly he declared himself the nation's rightful president last week. germany's parliament has issued a damning report on the state of the country's military the annual assessment said less than half the country's fighter jets and none of its submarines were combat ready in twenty eighteen it also warned immediate action was needed to address chronic equipment and personnel shortages. in the united states tens of millions have been shivering and made one of the worst cold snaps in decades temperatures have plummeted to monday's thirty degrees celsius in several northern states officials are warning peop