this is either you news want from berlin britain's prime minister theresa may make our visit to france on the eve of her make or break more exit vote in the u.k. parliament reports say that may's close to announcing a compromise deal with the european union one day could possibly convincing britain's parliament to back her withdrawal plan british in v's vote on the fly.

this is deja vu news live from berlin britain faces a no deal breck's a vote today after theresa may second crushing defeat in part lawmakers will decide on whether to leave the e.u. without an agreement after two years of negotiations last night the prime minister's final deal to leave the e.u. was rejected by a massive margin also on the show. he was cross to guide and protect children instead one of the catholic church's most senior clergyman to go into prison for.

unwavering and unbending well tonight hers is a broken power tonight breaks it means exit for theresa may go off in berlin this is the day. it was on the agenda and i'm seeing we are continuing to ensure that we can do that for the british people this chaotic and incompetent gumped. driven our country into chaos so will the prime minister now say what is plan b. other options would need to do any one country to bring good deal has been twice defeated in this hands on this and one change course which is it to be objective we should. be able to deliver back seats and guarantee to bring back seats to the british people. also coming up tonight the last time a human stepped foot on the moon i had just taken my first baby steps and the united states had won the space race now inter captain's log two thousand and nineteen the race for space is back on and it's. we're in a space race today just as we were in the one nine hundred sixty s. . and the stakes are even higher to models was would not be the same as yesterday's voice. of the government this new capability. is not directed against anyone not the. will to

news coming to you live from berlin britain's disorderly lawmakers vote breaks that alternative. but all. sions rejected and theresa may says she'll resign if parliament will finally pass her deal. also on the program china's disappeared dissidents. it feels like you've been locked up in hell no.

berlin gas we are leaving the e.u. says theresa may just not quite yet the e.u. confirms the shorts for exit extension and prime minister theresa may says u.k. lawmakers must now realize this is the quote moment of decision so will this stop the u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. get analysis from process. i'm calm as men welcome to the program e.u. leaders have offered the u.k. two options for bret's a deadline extension delaying by several weeks but not eliminating the threat of a chaotic british bank that british prime minister to resign may said the delay offers a clear choice for british politicians and that this must now be the moment of decision following you talk so when late into the night european council president donald tusk explained the bratz of options now on offer to the u.k. in the first so that there was zero agreement passed by the house of commons next week. greece still extension. over may. this if there was no agreement it's not approved by the house of commons next week. they would be able to also agrees to an extension until they're. going

news wire from berlin another works of war britain's parliament deals another defeat to prime minister theresa may rejecting her plan to take the country out of the european union. blows to the left three hundred nineteen why so the nose i mean the nose have it come off the prime minister the feed coming just so.

and unbending will tonight hers is a broken power tonight breaks that means exit for theresa may i bring golf in berlin this is the day.

this is the everyday use live from berlin back to square one british prime minister theresa may by is more time for breaks it but if she can persuade british lawmakers to pass or deal then the u.k. will only have a couple more weeks to propose an alternative way forward so all breaks it options remain wide open including crashing out without an agreement also coming up. we out of love communes hoffman. bottle. rocket message to new zealand from a from a christ church in mom whose mosque was attacked one week gone from the shootings that claimed fifty lives the nation pauses for empathy and unity. allen new exhibit here in germany looks at the way michael jackson has been portrayed over the years by more than forty artists on the opening comes amid fresh accusations of sexual abuse a kid against the man still considered the king of pop by millions around the world . thank you so much for your comp. everyone european union leaders have agreed to delay the brags that promises to sporting it's beyond march twenty ninth but that is only if parliament approved that we're drawl deal next wee

news live from berlin yes we are leaving the e.u. says theresa may just not quite yet the u. confirms the shorts frex extension and prime minister theresa may says u.k. lawmakers must now realize this is the quote moment of decision so we'll stop the u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. we'll get analysis from process.

this is you know redos line from berlin days before britain's brags that the stakes are raised again as theresa may pass european leaders for an extension of the prime minister wants to delay the u.k.'s withdrawal from the in due time till the end of june russell says the no shortage stench of might be possible that is if lawmakers approved may spriggs the plan also on the program the first funerals have been held for victims of the mosque shootings in christchurch among them a father and son fled syria's civil war for new zealand being to be missing this country in the war. and later herat thank you so much for your company everyone we're just days now to go until break that comes into effect british lawmakers are holding an emergency debate on the country's exit from the e.u. after prime minister theresa may formally request at the block to extend the date of the u. case which are all from the european union tree some may is hoping to delay brags that until june thirtieth the signals from brussels have been mixed. don't trust says the blocks leaders could approve a short delay at an upcoming summ

this is you know we can use live from berlin briggs it goes down to the wire as theresa may pleads for more time the british prime minister is in brussels making a last ditch attempt to buy more time and delay bragg's it but leaders say there can only be a delay if the british parliament ratifies the brig's a control agreement next week so is the country curling towards a new deal exit also coming up. or shut up.

this is day to be a news lot from berlin britain's prime minister makes a last ditch appeal to parliament for her breadth. theresa may is about to address the house of commons before the crunch vote later today but will the doubts raised by her attorney general torpedo any hopes that her deal will be approved. i'm sumi so much kinder thank you for joining us here on well british prime minister theresa may is about to make a last ditch appeal to long.

theresa may in brussels. this is deja vu news live from berlin stay tuned for our dock film secrets of the stone age that's coming up next don't forget it always find out more about these and other stories or a website interview dot com i'm dr thomas for the entire news team thanks to. the floods have taken everything they own now despair is lift up the climate refugees. they seek shelter in the capital to come but even here the waters are rising and. the floods the church. d.w. .

from berlin with just nine days to go before bright sit british prime minister theresa may up the pressure on parliamentarians tonight in a short statement following a long day of emergency debate the prime minister has ruled out a lengthy extension she says she hopes lawmakers will finally back her divorce deal from the european union and it comes just hours after she asked e.u. leaders to delay breaks that until the end of june also coming up the european union sanctions prime minister viktor orban political party suspended from the european parliament's biggest political party group it's all the result of tensions in europe over war bonds anti migration and euro skeptic stand. off it's good to have you with us well just nine days to go until britain is scheduled to leave the european union it has been another day in london to begin with theresa may the prime minister asking european leaders to delay brightside until the end of june that was the subject of hours of heated emergency debate in the house of commons the day ended with may delivering a much anticipated statement at ten downin

this says did it when he was going for berlin britain's prince of battle heats up again as theresa may ask european leaders for an extension the prime minister wants to delay the u.k.'s were drawn from the e.u. until the end of the truth brussels says a short extension might be possible if lawmakers that is approved may spread that plan also on the program the first funerals have been held for victims of the mosque shootings in question church among them a father and son to fled syria's civil war for new zealand believing it to be the safest country in the morning. and bringing the invictus games to germany the defense ministry is applying to host a sports competition for veterans here as early as twenty twenty two a reporter for this one i'm going to spend soldier to find out what he thinks of the plan. ahead. hock thanks so much for joining us everyone british lawmakers are holding an emergency debate on bragg's it after prime minister theresa may formally request that the e.u. extend the date of the u.k. swear troll from the block of theresa may is hoping to delay brigs it until jun

this is you know we're here is live from berlin briggs it goes down to the wire as theresa may pleads for more time the british prime minister is in brussels making a last ditch attempt to buy more time and delay bragg's it but leaders say there can only be a delay if the british parliament ratifies the brig's it would roll agreement next week so is the country curling towards a no deal exit also coming up. our ass come up. nearly two years tragedy on the teeth worse river more than seventy die after a ferry goes down near the iraqi city of mosul the overloaded punch was filled with families and children celebrating the kurdish new year. plus a taking action new zealand's prime minister now says a ban on semiautomatic weapons after the deadly mosque shootings in christ church only top security personnel including those now girding mosques across the country will be allowed to carry such firearms in the future. and rescuing people from devastating floods in mozambique a week after cycle only a day slammed south east africa tens of thousands are still without food or shelter and more ra

this is you don't reduce life for berlin back to square one the british prime minister buys more time for rex it theresa may is back in downing street but if she can't persuade british lawmakers to pass her deal this time around the u.k. will only have a couple more weeks to propose alternative way forward so all of breaks the options are now on the table while the prime minister's own position grows more perilous also coming up people power algerians did.

this is news coming to you live from berlin britain's disorderly lawmakers vote on breaks at alternatives. all that. but all are rejected and theresa may says shall resign if parliament will finally passed her deal. also on the program china's disappeared dissidents. it feels like you've been locked up and held you feel like you're completely cut off from the world and. you don't know anything and you're terrified. talks to a human rights lawyer held in china a secret detention system. and this american retiree blames his cancer on the weave killer round up and he's suing chemical joyce monsanto for damages we'll tell you what a california court has decided. hello i'm terry barton good to have you with us the political deadlock over briggs it continues in the u.k. during the last twenty four hours we've. made that she will quit as pretty as prime minister if her twice defeated breaks that deal is approved by parliament. m.p.'s voted on eight different options on how the country. withdrawal process from the european union should precede the proposals included leaving the e.u. without a deal remaining in the single block of the single ma

this is you know redos life for berlin back to square one the british prime minister buys more time for rex it theresa may is back in downing street but if she can't persuade british lawmakers to pass her deal this time around the u.k. will only have a couple more weeks to propose an alternative way forward so all of very good options are now on the table while the prime minister's own position grows more perilous also coming up people power algeria's demand the immediate resignation of their healing president with crowd chanting for meaningful change one month is protests intensify and are rattling the establishment. it's great to have you along everyone while we begin this broadcast in the united kingdom where the race is on for british prime minister theresa may to come up with a way to save her brakes a deal after european union leaders agreed to delay the break that process the sporting it beyond the march twenty ninth date well let's take a look now at the timeline of where things stand well the next day to bear in mind is march twenty second twenty six rather well that's the most likely day for a v

berlin. angela merkel it is prepared to give theresa may a new deal at that summit later this week. we will very carefully followed events, follow with the british government is going to say with regard to what was stated yesterday, i cannot say anything on how the situation will present itself on thursday. >> you have to presume she will ask you for an extension. do you have any prejudice on your side? would you like cap a short extension so it doesn't affect the european elections or would july like to give them a year to sort out the problem? want, i ambsolutely very interested in having a good relationship with britain even after they have left the european union. it is in the german interest in the interest of the 27th members as a whole. i take theresa may seriously when she says britain stays in europe but will leave the european union. we have common interests because of our geopolitical situation. britain has always been a been committeds to the principle of multilateralism. we have" operation and internal security on defense but also internal security. that is why we made

berlin. tonight, a wrenching sacrifice to save her plan. british prime minister theresa may says she is willing to resign. m.p.'s are voting on a number of options for leaving the european union. she says she's prepared to step down if it means getting her brexit deal across the finish line. we'll go to london for the latest. and the plastic plague and europe's effort to fight it. the european parliament votes to ban plastics by the year 2021. and in the champions league, wolfsberg looked to defend but the french club proved too strong. i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. we start tonight with that political deadlock in the u.k. over brexit and the announcement that could be a brexit breakthrough. theresa may has told her conservative party that she will quit as british prime minister if her twice defeated brexit deal is approved by parliament this week which would leave her successor to lead the second phase of negotiations on britain's post-brexit relationship with the e.u. as lawmakers in london have been voting on eight different options on how the country's w

news coming to you live from berlin britain's disorderly lawmakers breaks that alternatives. but options are rejected and theresa may says she'll resign in parliament will finally pass her deal. also on the program china's disappeared dissidents. it feels like you've been bumped up in hell. you're completely cut off from the world you don't know anything and you're terrified. you talk to a human rights lawyer held in china secret detention system. in the women's champions league german side both for ready to challenge depending champions league on the french club prove just too strong. fellow i'm terry martin welcome to the program we start with the political deadlock in the u.k. over bragg's it and the announcement that theresa may will quit as prime minister of her twice defeated breaks a deal is approved by parliament last night and peace voted on eight different options on how the country's withdrawal process from the european union should proceed the proposals included leaving the e.u. without a deal room. maining in the bloc single market and customs union or holding a new referendum well the results only ende

this is news live from berlin britain say says a no deal brecht's its vote today after theresa may second a crushing defeat in parliament lawmakers will decide on whether to leave the e.u. without an agreement after two years ago she. also coming up she was trusted to guide and protect children instead one of the catholic church's most senior clergymen will go to prison for sexually abusing choir boys in australia. after much of the world rounds the boeing seven thirty seven max judge would you still fly in one would put that question to air travelers here in germany. plus did you talk to the family of a suicide bomber who brought india and pakistan to the brink of war the military and police might arrest and torture people it forces people to resist that's why people want to join the militants everybody wants to pick up a gun. our correspondent goes to kashmir for a look at what's fueling conflict in the disputed preacher. i'm sunni so misconducts going to have you with us they use chief breaks a to go she says britain would need to justify any request to delay its departure from the blo

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from berlin with just nine days to go before bright sit british prime minister theresa may the pressure on parliamentarians tonight in a short statement today of emergency debate the prime minister has ruled out a lengthy more exit extension she says she hopes lawmakers will finally back her divorce deal from the european union and it comes just hours after.

is it every news line from berlin british lawmakers deal in another blow to the government's for exit plans mr m.p.'s reject a high stakes gamble by prime minister theresa may by a majority of fifty eight votes made it split up here were drawled deal in a bid to get a short break that extension from brussels and go out a long delay for britain's withdraw.

berlin. she says it is up to theresa may to decide how long an extension or to ask for an extension.n orderly brexit. >> we will carefully follow events, follow what the british government is going to say with , i cannotyesterday say anything about how the situation will present itself on thursday. >> you have to presume she will ask you for an extension. you have any president -- any prejudice on your side? would you like to have a short extension or give them a year? what i absolutely want to do -- i'm very interested in having a good relationship with britain even after they have left the european union. and inn german interests the interest of the 27 members. i take theresa may seriously when she says britain stays in europe. it will leave the european union. we have common interests because of our geopolitical situation. britain has always been a country that has felt very committed to the principle of multilateralism. we have" operation on security and internal security -- we have close cooperation on security and internal security. that is why we made provisions for the citize

s line from berlin back to square one the british prime minister buys more time for brags that theresa may is back in downing street but if she can persuade british lawmakers to pass her deal this time the u.k. will only have a couple more weeks to propose an alternative way forward so that all breaks it options are wide open while the prime minister's own position grows more perilous also coming up. we of procuring the pocket. book. we brokered. a message to new zealand from a new mom whose mosque was attacked in christ church one week on from the shooting that claimed fifty lives a nation pauses for empathy and unity. and will meet to work the fans from english who are planning a trip to the rugby world cup in japan and get this it promises to be quite a journey especially because it's by bike. thank you so much for your company everyone well we begin this broadcast in the united kingdom where the race is on for british prime minister theresa may to come up with a way to save her briggs a deal after european union leaders agreed to delay the break that process. but sporting it beyond mar

had done with brussels three times parliament said no so what will theresa may do now with a deal that just won't die until gail in berlin and.

this is it every news line from berlin british lawmakers deal another blow to the government's for exit plans mr m.p.'s reject a high stakes gamble by prime minister theresa may by a majority of fifty eight votes made it split up there were drawl deal in a bid to gain a short break that extension from brussels and you're allowed a long delays in britain's withdrawal from the european union but her planets failed also coming up the clown who would be king or president at least he's a comedian who's challenging ukraine's political elites as the country has to the polls this weekend. the as. well mark thank you so much for your company everyone well today should have been the day that britain marched out of the european union instead it was the day that lawmakers dealt prime minister true some may another defeat over the issue on me was trying to pass a motion approving only part of the drawl deal she agreed to or with brussels it was a bit to get around those who oppose her plan and at the same time gave a short deadline extension from brussels but her deal was rejected by fifty eight votes well now it appears a much longer extension might be required from the

berlin britain's parliament puts its foot down to reject a no deal. in a series of votes lawmakers dilla fresh water prime minister theresa may by constraining her brakes and strategy but the prime minister says that westminster needs to face up to the consequences and back in a divorce. from the european you also on the show tonight the building collapses in nigeria scores are varied in the debris including schoolchildren use funny for chart is there. any time after teams tried to get as many people as soon as possible from underneath the problem. rescuers have managed to pull at least twenty seven people from the debris including this young man but there are fatalities. and the u.s. and president donald trump joining much of the rest of the world in grounding all boeing seven thirty seven max planes that following that deadly crash in less than a second in less than five months. i'm burned off it's good to have you with us it has been an evening of high drama in britain's house of commons lawmakers have voted to rule out. a no deal with drawl from the european union and no deal rexy the vote was three hundred twenty one in favor to two hundred sevent

she'd done with brussels three times parliament said no so what will theresa may do now with a deal that just won't die i'm filled in berlin and this is the day. it's within our grasp to be for the ninth of march i am going to deliver bricks it and that's deliver it on time all of my energies are going to be focused and we can leverage not to march with. rex it means bracks it will be on the twenty two thousand. today should have been the day that the united kingdom that the european union were expected to celebrate our independence. day the legal poles now is the united kingdom is due to be to european union on the twelfth of april. in just fourteen days time the work. leaving today. is deep personal regret to me. also tonight ukraine's election the race one of the candidates played the president in a hit t.v. sitcom now he wants the job for real so does he stand any chance. and i'm running for president i'm challenging the elites on their own turf that's why they're tearing into me calling me a clown yes i'm a clown and i'm proud of it. the latest chapter of the long running bricks it saga was written said day when the u

this is deja vu news live from berlin it's this practice a deal or brags that may not happen at all those are the words of the use john called younger appearing alongside theresa may at a late night press conference he's warned there will be no third chance for the new terms enough to win the support of the british parliament in a vote later today also coming up.

this is it really was the line from berlin britain's brings that battle heats up again as prime minister european leaders for a great extension theresa may want to delay the u.k. for drawing from the until june thirtieth but there are already signs that the e.u. could oppose the plan also on the program hoping the survivors of such won't eat a.

this is deja vu news live from berlin britain's prime minister makes a last ditch appeal to parliament for breaks that deal theresa may is about to address the house of commons before the crunch vote later today but with the doubts raised by her attorney general torpedo any hopes that her deal will be approved. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us here on d w where british prime minister theresa may is about to make a last ditch appeal to lawmakers for her bread still ahead of a crucial vote later today but its approval is now in doubt after a review by britain's attorney general jeffrey cox has said changes to the braggs a deal do not eliminate the risk that the u.k. will remain tied to e.u. rules indefinitely not specifically at issue is the so-called backstop agreement which sees northern ireland continuing to follow e.u. rules to keep the border with the irish republic open on monday a theresa may agreed with the e.u. that the provision would only apply temporarily while cox's legal judgment offered little to actually boost the prime minister's altar deal but he still urged lawmakers to come together.

berlin british lawmakers deal another blow to the government's briggs it plans was mr m.p.'s reject a high stakes gamble by prime minister theresa makes by a majority of fifty eight votes may have split up for withdrawal deal and a bit to gain a short briggs extension from brussels and rule out a long delay to britain as it were drawn from the european union but her strategy failed also on the show or germany extends its ban on a weapon exports to sanju arabia the ban was imposed after the murder of saudi journalist democracy last year but other european countries fear it will jeopardize joint contracts that they signed with the kingdom and the clown who would be king or present at least but meet the comedian who's a challenging ukraine's political elites as the country heads to the polls this weekend. on leyla herat thank you so much for your company everyone well today should have been the day their britain marched out of the european union well instead it was the day that lawmakers dealt prime minister theresa may another defeat over the issue may was trying to pass a motion approving only part of the redraw all deal she agreed to with the brussels it was a bit to get a

gives a speech here at the global solution summit in berlin area half an hour later she will sit down with a conversation with john mickelthwait. theresa maysh her deal over the line. she needs a compromise from the eu or she will have to ask for a longer delay. minister's vote on her deal has been scuttled. may could not bring the same motion back to parliament again. the u.k. prime minister is set to speak a longer extension. officials say a vote is unlikely because sheday's will not get concessions from brussels. but she is headed they are now. extension to article 50 inevitable given the impasse? is what we know, that decision has changed the game plan here. the head of the european council is on a tour across europe trying to come up with a joint session ahead of the summit thursday. he did not say how long an extension could be, a year or maybe two. eu leaders will have to agree to this unanimously. they may have to divide and contribute, that is a big deal in brussels. this is a big decision eu leaders will have to take. they are faced with a choice of no deal and push the u.k. out, or an extension and give prime minister may the ti

this is deja vu news live from berlin britain's prime minister makes a last ditch appeal to parliament for her bret's the deal theresa may is about to address the house of commons before the crunch vote later today but will the doubts raised by her attorney general will she go and meet hope that her deal will be approved for the life to lead. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us british prime minister theresa may is about to make a last ditch appeal to lawmakers for her briggs a deal ahead of a crucial vote later today but its approval is now in doubt after a verb view by britain's attorney general geoffrey cox has said changes to the brakes a deal do not to eliminate the risk that the u.k. will remain tied to e.u. rules indefinitely a specifically at issue is the so-called backstop which sees northern ireland continuing to follow e.u. rules to keep the border with the irish republic open now on monday theresa may did agree with the e.u. that this provision would only apply temporarily. well cox's opinion comes just hours before lawmakers are due to vote on the revised deal you see pictures here from the ho

the news live from berlin this practice a deal or bracks it may not even happen at all those are the words of the use of a song called junker appearing alongside prime minister theresa may at a late night press conference he's warned there will be no third chaps but are the new terms enough to win the support of the british parliament in a vote later today also coming up. algeria is ailing president says he will not seek a fifth term this move comes following me.

this is deja vu news live from berlin it's this practice a deal or bracks it may not happen at all those are the words of the e.u. john claude younger appearing alongside theresa may at a late night press conference he's warned there will be no third chance for the new terms enough to win the support of the british parliament in a vote later today also coming out. algeria's ailing president says he will not seek a fifth term this move follows mass protests next month's elections have also been delayed raising concerns about where the country's had it. and this german fourteen year old was raped murdered and buried in a shallow grave and this iraqi asylum seekers the man accused of killing her goes on trial today in a case that has inflamed the national debate over migration. i'm brian thomas thanks for being with us prime minister theresa may has struck a deal to revise the terms of britain's divorce from the european union parliament's due to vote on them later today less than three weeks before bracks it's to take place now the main change may security as frostburg with european commission president john paul junker. hearns the future of the border with nort

news coming to you live from berlin european union delays the deadline for breaks it now the race is on for british prime minister theresa may as she returns from an e.u. summit the other e.u. leaders imposed conditions pushing one last time for the u.k. parliament to pass the break the deal next week also coming up. in christ church in a mom's call to prayer as new zealand pauses to mark a week since the shootings at two mosques we are brokenhearted be a mom says but not broken. and the man still considered by millions of people to be the king of pop a new exhibition here in germany it looks at how michael jackson has been portrayed over the years by more than forty artists who's in the midst of a firestorm over accusations of abuse. i'm terry martin welcome to the program we'll have more on those stories for you in just a moment but first we're going to go live to brussels where german chancellor angela merkel is giving a statement before leaving the e.u. summit and also to debate on that and just have highlights see how we wish to pursue a strategy by two thousand and at the end of two thousand and nineteen the commission

berlin the u.k.'s attorney general raises doubts about a last chance bread's a deal prime minister theresa may says the e.u. has agreed to a legally binding changes but her chief legal advisor says it's risks remain unchanged does this torpedo her hopes of getting the deal accepted by lawmakers today. also coming up first protests in algeria thousands turn out accusing algeria sailings president of trying to prolong his grip on power despite his promise not to stand for a fifth term. deep sea explorers cross a new front here what you're seeing right now is a scientific breakthrough we'll tell you how the crew of this except merciful next time is making history. and a happy birthday world wide web on march twelfth nine hundred eighty nine a man named tim came up with a user friendly way to connect computers around the world fast forward thirty years and we have online dating fake news and kept video what could possibly come next. i'm serious almost gone it is good to have you with us britain's attorney general has said the latest changes to the birds a deal that the prime minister secured do not elimina

this is you don't really resign from berlin britain's prigs that battle heats up again as prime minister asks european leaders for a break that extension theresa may want to delay the u.k.'s were drawn from the e.u. until june the thirtieth but there are already signs that the e.u. could oppose the plan also on the program helping the survivors of cycling each day to date has started to reach parts of mozambique bearing the brunt of the massive flooding that's followed this destructive storm the united nations says hundreds of thousands of lawyers in southern africa are now at risk and are you happy well it's not a chair up because it's the international day of happiness from beijing to london to lagos we've been asking people are rarely the world what makes you happy. hour later i thank you so much for your company everyone british lawmakers are holding an emergency debate on braggs that after prime minister theresa may formally request that the e.u. extend the date of the u.k.'s would draw from the bloc theresa may is hoping to delay brings it until june the thirtieth but the e.u. has signaled it could oppose that plan on an internal assessment