political views on the agenda i think no other reason than not i think northern ireland the whole of arland is a different place than it was twenty five thirty years ago these people don't move on they're very much caught in the rhetoric of the past being opposed to commemorates the british security officers killed before the good friday peace agreement lindsay feels more could be added the northern irish police are hopelessly understaffed we simply do not have enough officers to be able to cope with whatever the dynamic of that will bring the road there's a hard border or a soft border i think there's an expectation that the dynamic on the place and dynamic in the border area will change and there will be a different place in approach and some respects. the union leader shows evidence of how delicate the current peace can be a photo taken in northern ireland's capital belfast in twenty seventeen. and unmarked police car was shot at the sniper is alleged to have come from the ranks of pro irish militants. one of them was willing to give us an interview through intermediaries we received an

i managed physically and mentally afghanistan's cricket team have created more history they beat arland by seven wickets recalled their first at the test match victory afghanistan claimed the winner on the final day chasing down a victory target of one hundred forty seven it was only the second test afghanistan had ever played of going to the joint second cricket team to claim a test victory alongside england and pakistan it took india twenty five attempts there only being a test nation since two thousand and seventeen and played their first five day match last june going to also showed promise and limited overs cricket after gaining one day status ten years ago secured wins at both the one day and t twenty world cups well said monk is the assistant editor at e.s.p.n. cric info he says that the afghanistan team has come a long way in the short time. if you just look at the guys on cricket board it came into existence in one thousand nine hundred five which is a little over twenty years ago and they actually seriously started playing cricket in mid two thousand and two thousand and eight

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deal a positive vote tonight can remove that cloud and restore confidence and optimism in britain arland and across the european union we now need to see the withdrawal agreement ratified by westminster and the european parliament without further delay so that we can get on with the important work of building a new relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. and between the u.k. and ireland both places. hall joins us now live from london so a little bit of words of support there from. how will that impact how parliamentarians see. the changes which have been made in steel. what was interesting i think listening to the t.v. show clearly oh because speaking the first to you leader to pronounce all these changes secured by theresa may overnight his view crucial of course island the country whose interests the e.u. can't afford to displace over the interests of a departing member of the united kingdom that it is because of islands insistence that the backstop that insurance policy prevent a hard boarder on the island of ireland exists in the first place what you didn't hear me of saying in hi

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six other member states who won't see it that way exactly so you're opening up a huge rift between arland and the rest of the lawyers for it for again the two parties to the good friday agreement to decide what they want to do but the prime responsibility lies with the british government and the british parliament because they are the ones with sucked the very basis of the foundation on which a good friday agreement is built that is the common. membership of both the republic and the united kingdom to the european union it is what made possible the good friday agreement if the brits removed their part of the foundation they have to replace it with some so you're a sickly went to threaten ireland then or your message to dublin was worse don't want to hear that the e.u. whose interests are more important than yours know we are not just saying we are just saying that we ever responsibility for the single market island and united kingdom have a responsibility for the good friday agreement will do everything we can within the reach of the space of reason to support a good trade agreement but i

six other member states who won't see it that way exactly so you're opening up a huge rift between arland and the rest of the lawyers for it for again the two parties to the good friday agreement to decide what they want to do but the prime responsibility lies with the british government and the british parliament because they are the ones with sacked the very basis of the foundation on which a good friday agreement is built that is the common membership of both the republic and the united kingdom to the european union it is what made possible the good trade agreement if the brits removed their part of the foundation they have to replace it with something you were you simply went to threaten ireland then or your message to dublin was worse don't want to hear that the e.u. whose interests are more important than yours know we are not just saying we are just saying that we ever responsibility for the single market island and the united kingdom have a responsibility for the good friday agreement we'll do everything we can within the reach of the space of reason to support a good trade agreem

deal a positive vote tonight can remove that cloud and restore confidence and optimism in britain arland and across the european union we now need to see the withdrawal agreement ratified by westminster and the european parliament without further delay so that we can get on with the important work of building a new relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. and between the u.k. and ireland post-crisis and standing defiant the e.u. commission president younger and younger is warning there will be no third chances and brags that. initially took me a good nick last night we reached an agreement with the british government on the conditions and consequences of breakfast and what i said last night was it was a second chance but there won't be a third one so i truly hope the members of the british parliament today back the approach which is simultaneously of british and european ones just before we speak to our correspondent a reminder of everything that's going on this week in terms of bragg's it so nine hundred g.m.t. today tuesday that's the vote on teresa mayes reworked withdrawal deal if

saying for months now that that deal is the only deal on offer well the issue of a hard border between arland and northern ireland which is known as the irish backstop has been a major stumbling block between the u.k. and the e.u. in dublin some feel british politicians have let down the public accusing them of being consumed by internal squabbles.

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