this is t w news coming to you live from berlin. britain's theresa may appeals to e.u.leaders to break the brakes at stalemate she urges them to move on to trade talks as soon as possible until america has.

this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin britain's theresa may appeals to e.u. leaders to break the brakes at stalemate she urges them to move on to trade talks as soon as possible on the backlist beat but says the u.k. has to do more before progress can be may. also coming up this syrian mother managed to flee the war in her homeland now all she wants is to be reunited with her three children to explain why some germans want to prevent this from happening . hello i'm terry martian good to have you with us. her best performance yet that's how one leader has described a plea from britain's theresa may for brussels to break the stalemate in bragg's that talks despite the praise may look set to go home empty handed from today's summit in brussels later e.u. leaders are expected to say the u.k. has failed to make enough progress on a number of core issues on the medical said she still believed a deal would be possible but she and others including the austrian chancellor said maes proposals were still inadequate. you know it's ok to see that there is a least some rhe

news coming to you live from berlin britain's theresa may appeals to e.u. leaders to break the brakes at stalemate she urges them to move on to trade talks as soon as possible under the machall is upbeat but says the u.k. has to do more for progress can be made also coming up it has nothing to do with us the e.u. says the catalonia crisis is a domestic spanish issue and that it will not intervene spain gets ready to impose direct rule on the region. and the syrian mother managed to flee the war in her homeland now all she wants is to be reunited with her three children explain why some germans want to prevent this from happening. plus he's been dubbed the czech donald trump populist billionaire andre bobbish is set to win the czech republic's general election what will that mean for the european union. and they're back cartoon characters asterix in public so setting off on another adventure in ancient rome writers say the new book contains some important lessons for contemporary european. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. british prime minist

this is the wus coming to you live from berlin britain's to resume say she's confident she would secure a good deal on drags it but she admits it's still a long way to go before an agreement can be reached we have the latest from brussels also coming up he's been dubbed the czech version of donald trump.

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin britain's theresa may appeals to e.u. leaders to break the break that stalemate she urges them to move on to trade talks as soon as possible on the medical is upbeat but says the u.k. has to do more before progress can be made also coming up the catalonia crisis has nothing to do with us the e.u. says it's a domestic spanish issue and that it will not intervene as spain gets ready reposed direct rule in the region. and the syrian mother managed to flee the war in her homeland now all she wants to do is to be reunited with her three children we explain why some germans want to prevent this from happening. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. british prime minister theresa may has urged e.u. leaders to agree to a break that deal that she can defend to people in the u.k. at an e.u. summit last night she also asked them to approach the issue with more urgency she wants to move talks on to the u.k.'s future trading relationship with europe but either leaders want to negotiate divorce terms first despite the deadloc

this is deja news coming to you live from berlin britain's de reason we say she's confident that she was secure a good deal on bread said but she admits that there is still a long way to go before an agreement get released we'll have the latest from brussels also coming up he's been dubbed the czech version of donald trump billionaire businessman on dish bobbish is set to win the country's general election this weekend he's up against the euro and he's against migron so want to avoid a victory for mean for the czech republic. and the volga ocean race the was among those enduring saving events kicks off this weekend with a new rule change shaking up the competition. hello and welcome i'm on the thought she. e.u. leaders in brussels are trying to work out how to speed up talks and bragg said today was supposed to be the day when they announced the negotiations would be moving on to the next stage but the process has been stored by and number of core issues britain's tourism me has appeals to e.u. leaders meeting in brussels to inject more urgency into the discussions well in the last f

this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin britain's theresa may appeals to e.u. leaders to break the brakes at stalemate she urges them to move on to trade talks as soon as possible on the backlist upbeat but says the u.k. has.

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this is deja news coming to you live from berlin britain's de reason many say she's confident that she was secure a good deal on bread said but she admits that there is still a long way to go before an agreement get released we'll have the latest from brussels also coming up he's been dubbed the czech version.

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were beaten by la rochelle. 0n the final day of the european track cycling championships in berlin, great britaingolds. this one came in the women's madison. the duo of ellie dickinson and elinor barker took the title on the very last sprint. it's barker's second medal of the championships and britain's fourth in total. that's all the sport for now. ending child marriage is one of the united nations' sustainable development goals. but it's a problem that doesn'tjust affect developing countries. in america, in 25 out of the 50 states there is no minimum age for a marriage to be legal. every year, it's thought that thousands of girls, some not even teenagers, get married in the united states — often to older men. 0ur north america correspondent, aleem maqbool, reports. what happened to angel here in america may seem unexpected. she feels her childhood was torn away from her at the age ofjust i3, she says her mother forced her into a marriage. i would love to go back to school... after years of feeling there was no way out, she finally escaped, and is speaking out about her child marriage for the fi

on the final day of the european track cycling championships in berlin, great britain have picked uplie dickinson and elinor barker took the title on the very last sprint. it's barker's second medal of the championships and britain's fourth in total. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on bbc news throughout the evening. a pro—unity demonstration has been taking place in barcelona today as the crisis between catalonia and the government in madrid continues. the spanish foreign minister said today catalans should disregard any instructions from their regional officials as their authority to govern is taken away by madrid. the measures follow catalonia's disputed independence referendum earlier this month. our correspondent bethany bell reports. another protest in barcelona. this one is pro—spanish. it is small. these people are demonstrating in support of the spanish army and the police. it comes a day after the spanish prime minister said he would take steps to impose direct rule on catalonia from madrid. the catalonian government are not following the laws. they do

news live from berlin tonight no brakes on brakes it britain's prime minister is in brussels to put her country's exit plan from the european union back on schedule theresa may is urging e.u. leaders to break the deadlock and move things forward but they say it's britain not europe that's dragging its feet we'll get the latest from brussels also coming up a showdown in spain the region of catalonia defines a deadline to abandon plans for independence madrid says it will start taking back control of the breakaway region on saturday and that the problem that's blocking german scientists we look at the mysterious decline in flying insects and what it means for our environment. i bring golf it's good to have you with us bragg said migration policy and tougher sanctions against north korea those are just a few of the main topics tonight in brussels where e.u. leaders are holding a two day summit the british prime minister theresa may she's come to the summit armed with proposals that she hopes will move breaks it talks a lot but e.u. leaders say she has to match her promises with concrete de

news live from berlin tonight and no brakes on brakes it britain's prime minister is in brussels to put her country's exit plan from the european union back on schedule theresa may is urging you leaders to break the deadlock and move things forward but they say it's britain not europe that's dragging its feet we'll go live to brussels for more also coming up a showdown in spain the region of catalonia defies the deadline to abandon plans for independence madrid says it will start taking back control of the breakaway region on saturday. i bring golf it's good to have you with us migration refugees and more sanctions against north korea these are just a few of the hot topics in brussels this evening we're e.u. leaders are holding a key two day summit british prime minister to resign may has come to the summit armed with proposals that she hopes will move talks along for the e.u. leaders say that she has to match her promises with concrete details of any progress is to be made. well just in the last hour the president of the european commission and the european council have been giving a p

topic here in the berlin as well it is very much so i mean as they said then the report austria wasn't a colonial power but germany very much was in the nineteenth century as was britain as was strain and all these countries and more happily rolled cultural travel treasures from around the world in great abundance to now here in berlin we have what is called and i quote the largest the most ambitious cultural project in germany here it is the home built for him right in the center of town and it is meant to have collections from a number of museums including the ethnological museum and the museum of ancient art now and there's been great discussions here about finding the provenance of all these are works from around the globe one historian just said in a newspaper the other day wrote in a newspaper he said i want to know how much blood is dripping from me. it indeed even the institutions namesake alexander from home of the great explorer has been accused of stealing. the beginning of the nineteenth century when he was on his travels basically here in berlin and in vienna and britain and in other countries there's a museum curators want to come clean about what they'r

news live from berlin tonight no brakes on brakes it britain's prime minister is in brussels to put hercountry's exit plan from the european union back on schedule theresa may is urging e.u. leaders to break the deadlock and move things forward but they say it's britain not europe that's dragging its.

plenty of hearsay in the separation of britain from the european union known of course as bracks tonight who's willing to tell the truth about rex i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. well here we are again after another round of talks i am ambitious and positive about britain's future and these negotiations and we're still no clearer as to when negotiations on britain's future with our largest trading partner will actually begin but i'm confident that we will be able to negotiate a new deep and special partnership i'm now beginning to have a feel a very worrying sense of groundhog day here. mr speaker we are going to leave the european union in march two thousand and nine to. mr speaker in warts and all the most crucial negotiations of our country's recent history we're clearly stuck in an impasse delivering on the democratic will of the british people. does the prime minister believe and i come that he's not getting might be setting the bar a bit too love. also coming up tonight to the us president's call to console a fallen soldiers wife and the name that should not have escaped him. if manholes when he's out here by employer. why can't you reme

supposed to stop iran from building its own nuclear bomb the accord that berlin helped negotiate adding that germany france and britain all together urge washington to give up the idea of pulling out otherwise the world will change the u.s. as we joe is at this point a very unlikely scenario donald trump the american president has been a vocal critic of the accord for a long time accusing iran of not fulfilling its obligations but this is the opinion that it seems europe is not quite cherian. since we reached a deal two years ago the international atomic energy agency has been monitoring the implementation of the deal including with inspections and it has certified iran's to compliance eight times we have an interest and the responsibility a duty to preserve the nuclear deal with what happened in two thousand and fifteen when five countries russia france britain germany and china together with iran reached a deal to curb the country's nuclear program it was taken by many as a break for as a historic landmark agreement and this is why it's clear what many are suspecting the u.s. to pull out of the accord later this wee

this is data we're live from berlin a youth leaders put a positive spin on breaks it talks britain's theresa nice says the two sides are within touching distance of a deal while germany is on get a makeover speaks of encouraging signs of progress but says talks on move forward until the divorce bill is a great also on the program. germany's chancellor has some tough talking to do at home as well i'm going to back old begins her first full round of talks on forming a government with a coalition that has never been tried as a national level. and uganda offers lessons in responding to a refugee crisis t w looks at the country's welcome for more than a million new arrivals even as it faces widespread hunger. and. i'm filled gal welcome to the program. leaders from britain and the e.u. are still divided over breakfast and meetings today in brussels broke up with the two sides are struggling with the terms of the divorce german chancellor i'm going to machall raised hopes that talks might be able to move on at the next summit in december but said progress would depend on britain settling i

news live from berlin tonight no brakes on break city britain's prime minister is in brussels to put her country's exit plan from the european union back on schedule teresa mayes are urging e.u. leaders to break the debt.

this is data we're live from berlin a youth leaders put a positive spin on breaks it talks britain'stheresa may says the two sides are within touching distance of a deal while germany's i get a makeover speaks of encouraging signs of progress but says talks on move forward until the divorce bill.

berlin. tonight, no breaks on brexit. the prime minister of great britain in brussels to put the exit plan from the european union back on schedule. theresa may is urging eu leaders to break the deadlock and move forward, but they say it is britain, not europe, that is dragging its feet. we will get the latest from brussels. also coming up, a showdown in spain, the region of catalonia defies a deadline to abandon plans for independence. madrid says it will start taking back control of the region on saturday. and the problem that is bugging german scientists, why the insects are dying. the decline of the flying insects and what it means for our environment. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it is good to have you with us. brexit, migration policies, and more sanctions on north korea, these are just a few of the hot topics in brussels where the eu leaders are holding a summit. theresa may has come to the summit armed with proposals she hopes will move brexit talks along. leaders say she has to match her promises with concrete details if any progress is to be made. i s

efforts to take in refugees and that he expressed the hope that berlin would not turn its back on the problem. burton's cap -- britain'srime minister has laid out plans in parliament in case the u.k. leaves the european union without a deal on trade. she said there would be draft legislation this autumn on how customs would operate under that scenario, one of several that she discussed in her speech. eu leaders are due to meet next week to assess progress on the brexit talks. the oscar-winning hollywood film producer harvey weinstin has been fired from his production company following allegations of sexual harassment. the producer of movies such as "shakespeare in love" and "the king's speech" is accused of sexually harassing femalee employees and actresses, including ashley judd over several decades. more business news now. a former star in the german skies is about to disappear. javier: that's right, and we are not talking about astronomy. we're talking about germany's second-largest airline. it says it will stop flying by the end of the month. subsidiaries from austria and the german carrier ljw will continue to fly

plenty of hearsay in the separation of britain from the european union known of course as bracks tonight who's willing to tell the truth about rex i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. well here we are again after another round of talks i am ambitious and positive about britain's future and these negotiations and we're still no clearer as to when negotiations on britain's future with our largest trading partner will actually begin but i'm confident that we will be able to negotiate a new deep and special partnership i'm now beginning to have a feel a very worrying sense of groundhog day here. mr speaker we are going to leave the european union in march two thousand and nine to. mr speaker in watts on the most crucial negotiations of our country's recent history we clearly stuck in an impasse delivering on the democratic will of the british people. does the prime minister believe and i come that he's not getting might be setting the bar a bit too love. also coming up tonight to the us president's call to console a fallen soldiers wife and the name that should not have escaped him. if models when he's out here by and. by culture remember his name. we

this is dave there live from berlin a your latest put a positive spin on bragg said talks britain's theresa may says the two sides are within touching distance of a deal while germany's i'm going to makeover speaks of encouraging signs of progress but says talks cannot move forward until the divorce bill is a great we'll bring you the latest from brussels also on the program. germany's chancellor has some tough talking to do at home as well as i'm going to back hold against the first full round of talks on forming a government with a coalition that has never been tried i thought a national level. uganda office lessons in how to respond to a refugee crisis we look at the countries welcome for more than a million new arrivals even as it faces widespread hunger. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. leaders from britain you were still divided over breakfast at a meeting today in brussels broke up with the two sides still struggling with the terms of the divorce german chancellor angela merkel raised hopes that talks might be able to move on the next summit in december but that progress would

berlin e.u. leaders try to put a positive spin on briggs the talks but there's still little sign of progress britain's tourism is forced to admit she's fallen short of put a aims and germany's angela merkel insists they can be nor moving on until the u.k. agrees to pay the money she says it posed to the e.u. also coming up with some. sort of. a white nationalist leaders hounded off the stage at a university in florida the incident raises questions about the standoff in the u.s. between hate speech and free speech and also about where the president trump is creating a climate allowing bigotry to thrive. and he's been dubbed the czech version of don and from this billionaire businessman is likely to win the country's general election this weekend he's against the euro and also against refugees so walking would a victory mean for the czech republic. i don't welcome i'm a touchy. german chancellor angela merkel says she hopes breakthrough talks can move on at the next you summit in december but that is depend on britain the e.u. says the u.k. must make more concessions on divorce issues before the two sid

this is d w news why but from berlin tonight to no brakes on brakes it britain's prime minister is in brussels to put her country's exit plan from the european union back on schedule theresa may is are urging e.u. leaders to break the deadlock and move things forward but they say it's britain not your.

thomas sparrow with the latest from berlin thank you and as chancellor merkel tries to form a government at home she has also been discussing bragg's it with britain's prime minister and other e.u. leaders a meeting today in brussels ended with the two sides still struggling with the terms of britain's divorce from the european union merkel raised hopes that the talks may move on at the next summit in december but she said the progress would depend on britain's financial settlement in agreed to resume a does her best to keep up appearances in brussels but she offered few new answers to the many questions that remain about brags how much is london willing to pay to settle its divorce battle and when it remains a mystery here. the full and final settlement will come as part of the final agreement that we're getting in relation to the future partnership and i think that's absolutely right finances are the main sticking point between britain and the e.u. you know this and the for britain still has to make a significant financial effort at the moment we are far off a figure that takes the long term financial commitments into account. the hope is that we'

to get the lufthansa will also take over eighty one of air berlin aircraft the rest of the one hundred thirty airplane fleet could go to britain easy jet but the deal is now under doubt. tests nic the airlines flight maintenance operations division will probably go to a berlin based logistics company but where it counts lufthansa will take over less than half of the carriers total workforce. everyone knew it was coming and now it has happened will incorporate air berlin's assets into its expanding subsidiary euro wings. fans will pay approximately two hundred ten million euros and will take over eighty one of about one hundred thirty least aircraft from air berlin seven hundred employees will become lufthansa staff and a further thirteen hundred can reapply for their jobs doesn't go with us but for the oh this is a big step for you are a wings and i think it's an important decision for germany's position in the aviation industry because we're capable of providing a secure future for three thousand employees which was not necessarily the case before and i have to admit we have to ensure that europe too has strong global players

compared to spain britain and poland germany still seems to have a city still seems to be even of stability and a warm welcome to to an you're right chief correspondent of the berlin site on newspaper and your says the west germans should stop looking down on the east germans unity means seeing the world through other people's eyes and questioning your own value. while india i'd like to begin with you and as we've just seen germany has been celebrating unity day this past week and the question is how united is germany or disunited is germany. well i think germany is still an away. not really united and. it hasn't really been different in all those years after the reunification it's just that all of a sudden it seems to come out like like we see it because there is this party f.t. and all of a sudden you see. most of the war voters. come from east germany and most of them are man. should talk about that when you say it can't it just comes out it's suddenly there why is it there now. because you know people have the feeling that they like that they can speak out loud say maybe have thought for a long time their disappointment their anger about things that happened t

reportedly earmarked for britain's easy jet but that deal is now under doubt but they're still talking technically airlines flight maintenance operations is said to be going to a berlin based logistics company but lufthansa is reportedly prepared to take over less than half of the carriers total workforce is more. everyone knew it was coming and now it has happened will incorporate air berlin's assets into its expanding subsidiary euro wings. loved ones who will pay approximately two hundred ten million euros and will take over eighty one of about one hundred thirty least aircraft from air berlin seventeen hundred employees will become lufthansa staff and a further thirteen hundred can reapply for their jobs doesn't go to shit for the ah this is a big step for you or a wings and i think it's an important decision for germany's position in the aviation industry because we're capable of providing a secure future for three thousand employees which is not necessarily the case before and i have to admit we have to ensure that europe too has strong global players. for the german verde you. the three thousand positions offered by loved ones are not enough because they leave

berlin e.u. leaders try to put a positive spin on briggs the talks but there's still little sign of progress britain's tourism is forced to admit she's fallen short of put a games and germany's angela merkel insists.

a bit of a topic here in berlin has yeah and as they mentioned that austria was in a colonial power whereas of course germany was in the nineteenth century rather like britain and spain and portugal as well and they were robbing the world really to stick treasures and now here in berlin what is being called the largest and most ambitious cultural project in germany is taking place it's the home bull form which we see pictures of his this vast place right in the center of town and it's meant to house collections from a number of museums including the ethnological museum and the museum of asian art there's a great discussion now going on here in germany about finding the provenance of these works from around the globe and i actually won just story in a just wrote a newspaper a prominent newspaper just a day ago i want to know how much blood is dripping from each of the work he records which is quite i mean even the institutions name say alexandr phone home you know the great explorer has been accused of stealing objects during his travels in the nineteenth century so it's also vienna and curators around the world that she had beginning to talk about this or t

britain and poland, germany still seems to be a haven of stability. and a warm welcome too to anja reich, chief correspondent of the berliner zeitung newspaper. anja says the west germans should stop looking down on the east germans. seeing the world through others' eyes and questioning your own values. germany has been celebrating unity day this past week. the question is, how united is germany or disunited is germany? germany isthink still, in a way, not really united. and it hasn't really been different in all those years, the reunification. it's just that all of a sudden, it seems to come out, like we see it, because there is this party, afd, and all of a sudden, you see the voters, you know, east germany and most are men. about. to talk it just comes out, it's suddenly there. now?s it there >> because, you know, people have the feeling that -- like that they can speak out what they maybe have thought for a long time. their disappointment, their anger about, you know, things to them in all those years after the reunification. i guess a lot of people feel that they don't belong to that, know, united germany, to is verymany that successful

berlin showdown in speed the counted on leader defines the deadline to abandon plans for independence madrid now says if he starts taking back control of the breakaway region on saturday also coming up britain's gregg's the talks are not going to resolve b. is trying to soften her approach but so far the e.u. is unimpressed is there any way out of the deadlock. and the bodies involved in germany's coalition talks see their first meeting has been positive but they warn it's going to take a long time to nail down an agreement. i don't welcome i'm under thought she. the crisis in gaza lonia is escalating spin is preparing to suspend the region's autonomy after the cotton on media threatened to declare independence the central government in madrid said going to lumia charles bridgeable had ignored a deadline to redraw his plans to break away and must now face the consequences. cut along president was asked to state clearly and precisely if any authority has declared the independence of the autonomy state of catalonia without a clear and precise answer to this question we the government understand that the petition and it's not been answered. if you sign therefore the government will continue with

greetings from berlin and a warm welcome to our latest edition coming at you this time with the following top stories. cool combination nathan lee from britain mixes classical flute with beat boxing. skills on wheels presenting two acrobatic cyclists from germany. and cut above the rest to meet spain's number one m. carver. all the flute as an instrument generally calls to mind classical associations like mozart's magic flute or even prokofieff peter and the wolf but when british musician nathan league his hands on one he saw yet another possibility namely beat boxing or rather as he prefers to call it flute boxing which is a type of music in a category all of its own so let's see how he does. when nathan lee plains it first sounds like classical flutes but not for long. he calls his mix of melodic tones and beatbox rhythms slow clocks and it's something very few musicians have mastered i've seen one of them. not like he used to meet by accident it's crazy my heart goes much appreciated here. at the box using your mouth to imitate sounds and instruments is as much a part of london's underground culture as street art but nathan really develop

berlin showdown in spain the catalan leader defies a deadline to abandon plans for independence dritte says it will start taking back control of the breakaway region on saturday also coming up britain's theresa may was hoping to hear good news from brussels today on the progress of the breaks it talks but the e.u. it seems will not be playing ball. i'm terry martin welcome to the program the crisis in catalonia is escalating the government in madrid says it will push ahead with moves to impose direct rule on the region after the catalan leader threaten to declare independence. let's cross now to barcelona where our correspondent barbara basler is standing by barbara it's been a very busy morning in spain and madrid madrid and barcelona can you run as through what's been happening that. you know we've been waiting since the early morning what the two sides would do because we knew ten o'clock was crunch time that was when the final final ultimatum of the government in madrid would run out it has run out and madrid has sort of kicked the ball back into the field off the cuff alone government it has indeed set in motion the legal proceedings for article one five five and that means now