one a few days ago in central london tens of thousands came out to make their voices heard saying bracks it is not at all the done deal as a matter of fact it's far from any deal only some in britain want to gain independence from the e.u. when its common market business does not. airbus has threatened to close its plants in the u.k. and cutting thousands of jobs at a reasonable trade agreement with brussels can't be made soon simonson b.m.w. have also been vocal about their concerns not everyone is happy about the pressure from the business community well i just thought it's completely inappropriate for businesses to me to be making these kinds of threats for one very simple reason we are in an absolutely critical moment in the discussions and what that means is that we need to get behind a reason way to deliver the best possible bracks it a clean break so others went even further secretary of state and no one bracks a tear boris johnson allegedly used an expletive saying business at a recent private event expressing little concern for the worries of the corporate community a spokesman

it a clean break so others went even further secretary of state and no one bracks a tear boris johnson allegedly used an expletive saying f. business at a recent private event expressing little concern for the worries of the corporate community a spokesman later tonight johnson used foul language. now on wednesday british and european business and union representatives put in a joint plead to leaders in london and brussels ahead of this week's european union summit they want details and they want them now the statement sign knees together represent twenty million employers and forty five million workers. india's economy is growing rapidly but it could be growing even faster if it wasn't for the country's crumbling roads railways and utilities which are in dire need of investment now the government is calling on the asian infrastructure investment bank to stump up some of the cash. in delhi getting from a to b. can be quite a challenge heavy traffic and poor signposting are a headache for any commuter but for those in the delivery business subpar infrastructure takes an economic toll to

that time 13eaases wererd by judge brack, all men one woman, that's considered to be a light day. all the dforts were there in colorful jumpsuits they have been issued in detention or county jail, wherever they're held, they're all handcuffed the wrist and shackled at the ankles. what they hadom in mon, none of the people had any kind of criminal history prior to the criminal conviction that led them to judge brack's courtroom today, that being an immigration-related case. but it's the details that spike ick out andparate these stories o from another. there was a 19-year-old young man from guatemal larks tried twice to enter the united states, bo tim unsuccessfully. held for 35 days, being deported to guatemala. a young mother from honduras, left behind four children with her sister to come to the states and works and she was the last 60 years in atlanta before apprehended and sent back to honduras. finally a 27-year-old man from mexico who came to the u.s. when he was just seven years old, lived here 20 years, went toe, school horked here, earned for his family. he went back when

until we get the final breaks it deal and we see what the reality of bracks is and how that matches up to what was promised people still don't know what they voted for post about the. we want to stop practicing. there are a lot of people that just don't. think we've got to make them care so i might go and try grabs. their account leaving more e.u. supporters than opponents but it's a narrow lead slight change not a big one because people haven't really been thinking about this but i think you know as we get closer. when we get here through the summer i get to tell you about people will be thinking about and seeing the risks yes i mean even us the country is divided like. most of the pro breaks it has are of the older generation. which we could survive without the you. being a very expensive project the failed was about to you think a second referendum is not really what we now know you hate here it's like a football result you didn't like the result will turn the thing the people have made their vote not sure they should stick to it. but a super girl doesn't give up so easily her messa

for johnson sat that was bracks at the u.k. will no longer be some carrier on the world stage and will be a global player protagonists yet we see that in times of crisis the u.k. is still rushing for a year support as if they are really a global player and own right right now mr johnson claims that. well i think i think probably britain is a global because it has its position in the united nations security council of the commonwealth you know it is one of the largest economies in the world so i number six so it is a global play i don't think that we should get above all cells i mean bred to be british but we are not a superpower and we should not pretend that we are a superpower we haven't got an empire anymore nor should we have one so i think there's a limit to what britain can achieve on its own what we what we can achieve is is work together to to build will peace through working with other countries we're not going to do it as little britain on our own and so i think if boris johnson is saying that then he's wrong so even

wait for the british government or the people or the parliament to come around and maybe say no to bracks and or say yes to a customs union very difficult situation indeed at the moment to uncertainty they're weighing in big time uncertainty also for opec members they're trying to find a solution either you know earning good money with oil but not overdoing it at the same time that's taking. it is because if the price goes to go then of course the countries needing the income from the oil don't get enough and if you let it go too high and economists say over one hundred dollars that would be too high then you not only threaten these sustenance of oil the consumers and the people using it will look for other forms of energy but you also threaten the economy that happened in two thousand and eight the oil price spiraling to one hundred forty five dollars a barrel threaten the economy in the end it was the financial crisis a favorite of the real knock down but the oil was part of the picture i can remember i can remember very worried people were at that point and i was ten years ago let's no

one a few days ago in central london tens of thousands came out to make their voices heard saying bracks it is not at all the done deal as a matter of fact it's far from any deal only some in britain want to gain independence from the e.u. when its common market business does not. airbus has threatened to close its plants in the u.k. and cutting thousands of jobs at a reasonable trade agreement with brussels can't be made soon simonson b.m.w. have also been vocal about their concerns not everyone is happy about the pressure from the business community well i just thought it's completely inappropriate for businesses to make to be making these kinds of threats for one very simple reason we are in an absolutely critical moment in the discussions and what that means is that we need to get behind a reason made to deliver the best possible breck's it a clean break so others went even further secretary of state and no one bracks it's here boris johnson allegedly used an expletive saying business at a recent private event expressing little concern for the worries of the corporate community a spo

and some convenient abstentions from labor alex asked former dynasty spokesman and anti bracks campaigner alastair campbell to assess the situation. kumble the prime minister sub only by the house of lords the basic committee rebellious by. the scots of the belling as well just solve the irish question so i was just all prime minister. i think she does have a. quality of resilience and she does seem able just to keep going on as the one thing giver. but also i think the conservative party in this place is the so divided that i don't think anybody can work quite what would happen next should she fall should she. fall just because the politics drive for the vote of confidence in that is going to happen but i just think people are worried about. on both sides so you got the one thing up in the tree for you know this three parties always had this sense of kind of his own survival really care about who the leader is as long as the party survives and i think they understand that i think is a bad thing because she is driven so profoundly by the idea of holding the service past to gether and i th

scots are rebelling and cabinet members are threatening resignation today we ask the question has bracks it hit the buffers but first salix with your tweets your messages and emails. still lots of reaction to the series with their own shipbuilding barbara reid says it but i will sure well done everyone involved a success story for shipbuilding at port glasgow and geoff proven odds fantastic thank you for the most professional in the programme. deserves to lead the world in hydrogen ship and student says ferguson levine was. a metaphor for the future of scotland on board such a look publishing show on service and shipbuilding when you get to see and listen to the young apprentices but he is a bit worried when you were interviewing the age of like a rising tide yes it did bob the table was rising but we got out just in time and finally james doohan i think some of the interview in the show giving each pass the time to. interruption you're quite right james i like that i mean i mean you know let's go what do they do it. on paper it seems business as usual for treason is government over the

it clean bracks and others went even further secretary of state and no one bracks a tear boris johnson allegedly used an expletive saying business at a recent private event expressing little concern for the worries of the corporate community a spokesman later tonight johnson used foul language. now on wednesday british and european business and union representatives put in a joint plead to leaders in london and brussels ahead of this week's european union summit they want details and they want them now the statements siamese together represent twenty million employers and forty five million workers. syrian troops widening a major offensive against rebels in the south west fields where that story thanks very much the regime's trying to retake the city of daraa where anti-government protests began seven years ago the united nations says more than forty five thousand people have fled fighting however neighboring jordan is refusing to allow people who have been displaced by the fighting to cross into its territory as you're about to see civilians and children are bearing the brunt of the v

government has been forced to make concessions to fend off a potentially damaging rebellion of a bracks it plans conservative m.p.'s had threatened to vote against the government over whether parliament will get a meaningful vote on the final bracks it deal but they will want to over after the government agreed to strengthen m.p.'s influence on the process. french president emmanuel macron has called italy cynical and irresponsible for refusing to allow a ship carrying six hundred twenty nine refugees to dock. very thick here for this very late point ok the ship is now heading to the spanish forces valencia it will be accompanied by two italian coast guard boats which have taken on board some of the refugees. greece and macedonia have reached an agreement to resolve a decades old dispute over the name of the small nation the dispute between the two neighbors had been an obstacle to macedonia joining nato and the e.u. and led to protests in both greece and macedonia the proposed name is the republic of northern macedonia. and at least two refugees have died in major downpours in southern

makes little headway ms may has been hobbled by infighting with her own conservative party between bracks and. remain factions she has been notably reluctant to engage fully in the negotiations at least publicly for fear of offending one or perhaps both sides losing her narrow governing majority and going into a general election that opposition labor looks well positioned to win the stalled process is high on the agenda at the e.u. summit that started just today and is may is likely to be in the hot seat among her peers. and kroger is the latest big name to make a move into delivery in this case driverless delivery the large u.s. grocery chain will partner with neuro a company founded by former members of google's driverless car development unit to deliver groceries via vehicles resembling a very small vendor perhaps even a very large toaster in the near future kroger chief digital officer hailed the partnership pledging that the grocer and their new partner from silicon valley will provide quote access to fast and convenient delivery at a fair price near only service business reporting i

say through a customs union which the bracks that is won't accept so that is the that is within the conservative party and within the cabinet and then you look at polymer the whole and the there are divisions there so it's something that is very difficult to achieve for the.

on budgetary and economic concerns in the wake of this deal on migration or at the core of that is bracks it united kingdom is to believe the european union and march of next year the time is running out to agree on terms of that divorce deal which will need to be ratified by both the u.k. and e.u. parliaments the future of trade over the forthcoming u.k. e.u. border on the island of ireland remains a key sticking point. the president of the international committee of the red cross says the right hensher crisis is still an emergency situation peter maer has been visiting me in mar where he met the de facto leader so she seven hundred thousand wrote him to have fled the country since a massive military crackdown targeted them last august most are living in makeshift camps in neighboring bangladesh thailand's prime minister has visited the flooded cave where the search for twelve young footballers and their coaches entered its sixth day. urged district distraught families to keep the faith that more than one thousand people are now involved in this rescue mission including teams from americ

they say this brack and decker does a good job and really shines at bagging, collecting up to 25 pounds of clippings in that bag. the husk varna also does a terrific job. the 40 volt battery can power other tools. how about that. leaf blowers, trimmers, the chainsaw. allha t yardwork. battery powered mowers are best for small lawns and batteries typically run for about halfhon . i don't have a lawn, so this all but if you can use one battery for all that stuff to make your lawn pretty. >> i have always wanted one that you can ride. so fun. >> all tght. we wo take a moment to coratulate some of our colleagues. >> yes. the capital and the awards were -- the big word of the nigh going to our doorinegensler. ust a rolass act and model for all of us here. her long-time co-anchor lateim nce also was honored for his last interview on the african-american history and culture museum. storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug cammerer was named best weather cast,ew and the 4 i-team picked up a few emmys. we have such a great team. congrats to all our family here at nbc 4. >> including our telemundo f

government has been forced to make concessions to see off a potentially damaging rebellion over bracks it plans tory m.p.'s had threatened to vote against the government over with the parliament will get a meaningful vote on the final breck's a deal a government minister resigned on tuesday over concerns over the way the cabinet is approaching its brics agenda and the french president emmanuel mccraw has called basically cynical and they're responsible for refusing to allow a ship carrying six hundred and twenty nine refugees to dock preparations are being made for the ship to head to the spanish port of n.c.l.b. accompanied by two italian coast guard boats which have taken aboard some of the refugees that's it more news in half an hour of i. some trick of nature these stem cells in life swallow our lives which is whole procedure is a bad joke like cupping but it's more sophisticated it's an indignity is that by your body american like us relations. it doesn't matter that worldwide three hundred fifty million people are affected by genetic disorders closed by faulty d.n.a. these geneti

statements of the british about the main motivations of all the bracks exposed which is definitely in correlation with severity issues of migration and so on and so forth so so definitely migration is becoming the top issue the hot issue the hottest issue on the current european agent and yes we see that more and more people even more and more political leaders understand that letting you know these migratory influx is a into europe definitely does not serve. the. the target of a better future in the european union so how come so many countries in the you are anti immigrant are really pushing through their ideas and measures about that. and just as many countries are anti rational sanctions that when it comes to extending their sallie all agree to extend them like a b s were among russian sanctions well if you ask me whether there are double standards i would say yes you know we understand that we are a small country. and we understand that the big western european countries make big businesses here if you come to the st petersburg or the national economic forum and you look around an

for it as well is that the united kingdom even though they have technically removed themselves from bracks it is still abiding by it and so sometimes you going to see a situation with certain scandinavian countries which may not be technically european union countries and the united kingdom is still abiding by it so it's extraordinarily important to pay attention to this now what's also interesting as well is that with any sort of privacy regime there's a barrage recy so individual states with in the european union have the ability to moderate and revise the g.d.p. are now they can't lessen the restrictions and they can't lessen some of the robust protections but they can certainly add to it so i think what we're going to see is we're going to see a long road of g.d.p. are and for american firms for american financial firms again i advise them that even though you may not have a physical office somewhere in the european union if you store data there or you have clients there you're absolutely subject to two things one there is that initial data protection initiative back in ninety five tha

engineering companies who export a lot and they look set to be pushing for a tough stance on the bracks it even but just behind the scenes is the german government failing machine builders in germany. in reality the. politic has a first decision we have to follow we have to adopt to what the politics leaves the players in the market in this case our companies our members now they are leaving you much too to work when actually it's shrinking and we are very concerned about it and we have concern about that more and more. economic sides are not taken into consideration and it's the companies to pay the bill for if it is sanctions for political intentional whatever it is and we have to be careful that we are not that this it's not becoming overboard however. your statement is right it's becoming tougher and we wish that the politicians see that it's not helpful neither for the companies nor for. the individuals in the different countries if we close the borders so bodes well i don't see protectionist stance that but you're expecting positive growth as you have to years of stagnation. but w

they don't believe it's working for them they're going to be angry anyway even if you know if if if bracks it happens and they don't and they don't see an improvement in the quality of life i think that's going to be anger and resentment whatever. exhausted but happy with seventy signatures it's been a success. than a lot of people particular social media will say to me you know like i give them hope and inspiration and through my arm my music and sort of give them the drive that they need to carry on as well. in a country that is so divided over bricks that magdalena k. might really need some kind of super power to make her dream of staying in the e.u. a reality. really. to turkey now where voters have been going to the polls in parliamentary and presidential elections the look set to make red chip tired after one of the most powerful politician in modern turkish history now while his supporters have been celebrating the opposition says it's the end of any hope for democracy in turkey but the president isn't having it all his own way one mayor in eastern anatolia is challenging the other

scots are rebelling and cabinet members are threatening resignation today we asked the question has bracks said hit the buffers but first salix with your tweets your messages and emails. still lots of reaction to the series with their own shipbuilding barbara reid says it will sure well done everyone involved a success story for shipbuilding at port glasgow and jeff proven odds fantastic thank you for the most professional program services deserves to lead the world in hydrogen shipping and student says ferguson levine was. a metaphor for the future of scotland on board show on service and ship building when you get to see and listen to the young apprentices but he is a bit worried when you were interviewing the age of like a rising tide yes and the table was rising but we got out just in time and finally james doohan some of the interview in the show giving each pass the time to. interruption you're quite right james i like that you know let some go what do they do it. on paper it seems business as usual for treason is government over the last two weeks tory party split threatened resigna

makes little headway ms may has been hobbled by infighting with her own conservative party between bracks and remain factions she has been notably reluctant to engage fully in the negotiations at least publicly for fear of offending one or perhaps both sides losing her narrow governing majority and going into a general election that opposition labor looks well positioned to win the stalled process is high on the agenda at the e.u. summit that started just today and is may is likely to be in the hot seat among her peers. and kroger is the latest big name to make a move into delivery in this case driverless delivery the large us grocery chain will partner with neuro a company founded by former members of google's driverless car development unit to deliver groceries via vehicles resembling a very small vendor perhaps even a very large to. poster in the near future kroger chief digital officer hailed the partnership pledging that the grocer and their new partner from silicon valley will provide quote access to fast and convenient delivery at a fair price near only service business reporting i

connection to the british political situation the bracks it. was very much in tune with what happened here in the united states. in the movement you know i'll try out big demonstrations here though planned of course there will be there will be demonstrations or or you won't you know you selective ignores criticism all the time but you know he wants to receive would you to mars as much. if he perceives the demonstrations are particularly harsh you know that that might dissuade him from. one could hope for that situation be thank you and that's it for the show we're back on monday as prince william becomes the first royal to make an official visit to illegally occupy palestine jilin keep in touch with us last i will be there with you and when they won the bid to the day the world health organization estimated two hundred thousand cases of cholera in yemen which continues to be bombed by british warplanes. business is solid and can turn. we've all just moved the employee says you can go three families or you need. a co money city with no coal mine

government has resigned over the cabinets approached bracks it philip lay and minister in the justice department stepped down just before a long problem interest showdown on the u.k.'s plan for leaving the european union as many as fifteen separate votes were due in two days that's now almost two years since the referendum and many people remain unclear about the country's direction or a slave visits on one and northern england to meet some of them. sunderland is a place which demonstrates only too clearly all the contradictions of bricks it and the mess the u.k. is currently in this region is one of the poorest parts of northern europe unhappy it voted to leave the european union to try something else take sid he's run this business for nearly half a century selling parts of the region's manufacturing industry cities what's known as a hard to bricks it's a he shrugs off worries that leaving the european union might in danger his business people to the u.k. out completely but he's fed up with the government he supports get the job done. pretty stunned. which is stand up for england st

makes little headway ms may has been hobbled by infighting with her own conservative party between bracks and remain factions she has been notably reluctant to engage fully in the negotiations at least publicly for fear of offending one or perhaps both sides losing her narrow governing majority and going into a general election that opposition labor looks well positioned to win the stalled process is high on the agenda at the e.u. summit that started just today and is may is likely to be in the hot seat among her peers. and kroger is the latest big name to make a move into delivery in this case driverless delivery the large us grocery chain will partner with neuro a company founded by former members of google's driverless car development unit to deliver groceries via vehicles resembling a very small vendor perhaps even a very large toaster in the near future kroger chief digital officer hailed the partnership pledging that the grocer and their new partner from silicon valley will provide quote access to fast and convenient delivery at a fair price nurul only service business reporting in

political terms has including the bracks and referendum meeting stakeholders representing all political spectrum of the host country is natural element of the work of any embassy. there british governments fake news inquiry under pressure to justify its existence may not see it that way when you see the headline you imagine that mr banks has been in moscow again and again and again he went to moscow once there's been three meetings when you actually read the details story he is a very successful businessman some people say he's a move to multimillionaire i'm sure you read lots of people i mean is famously pictured outside the less the escalator to donald trump's apartment with knowledge of for aaj he has many contacts this is another story where they're trying to bash russia and bashing the democratic decision of seventeen point four million people who voted for brics it in trouble. thirteen people have been killed and more than twenty five injured in a suicide attack in the afghan capital kabul women and children are among the victims their islamic state says it carried out this solve

house of lords and voted to back the amendment on giving parliament a meaningful vote when they bring brackbring back her brexit deal or if they have no deal whatsoever. in theesa may loses this house of commons -- and the house of commons votes for the amendment, that makes theresa may's condition precarious. 1.3176 is where we are. that is a look at european stocks. vonnie: some gauges of risk really showing the ratcheting up of trade tensions overnight. we are still under 14, nothing crazy high but still a big increase percentagewise. the dollar index about 95 and crude oil coming up as well off the back of trade tensions here. we will see what happens. before inventories tomorrow at least we are seeing a barrel of wti at 64.85. let's move to gmm. a sea of red. the world does not like the way these conversations are moving. asia is lower off the back of china saying it will forcefully retaliate if the u.s. does find those $200 billion. u.s. isvarro saying the still open to china and on the back of that we saw the s&p 500 recover a little bit. if you look at currencies you can see asian c

influence on the process while lawrence leigh is outside parliament in central london for us the whole bracks said deal really has gotten very complicated very very quickly so just explain it clearly to us what's this all about. well i think from the government's point of view it depends what you regard as success and failure it's sufficiently weak this government that it almost lost a vote today we should have very badly undermined the position of the prime minister the government was trying to stop parliament's having a what was called a meaningful vote over the deal that it wants to do with the european union but there was a sufficient amount of rebellion from members of parliament inside the ruling conservative party that they were forced to concede more that can see these in itself very significant because what is going to do is allow parliament to look very closely at whatever deal is done between the u.k. and european union by the time there's a big european summit in october and in the vendor then the parliament will to look at it and say do we like this or not if we don't like it the

is in a position where i'm not sure it quite understands what its place in the world is and what bracks is going to offer it that it didn't have before or in c. with the latest from outside the british parliament lawrence thank you well british politicians have questioned members of a leading pro breck said group about their links to russia co-founder of the leave dot to e.u. group aaron banks and his colleague and the wigmore gave evidence to a parliamentary committee in london lawmakers have been calling for a police investigation into whether there was an attempt to undermine democracy banks met the russian ambassador to the u.k. three times during the referendum campaign the french president emmanuel mccraw has called basically cynical and they responsible for refusing to allow a ship carrying six hundred twenty nine refugees and migrants to dock. yeah meaning very late for you ok so. preparations are now being made for the ship to head to the spanish port of violent sea after the spanish prime minister said that they could dock there it will be accompanied by two italian coast guar

has he want to leave the european customs union but he doesn't resolve the lack of clarity of what bracks it will actually look like laurence leamer points and clarity he spoke about all about courage it's tortuously slow it is painful to watch so many times the british government has said it wants to do one thing over bricks it's only to be overturned and so again prime minister to resign may have not wanted parliament to have any say in what deal she negotiates with the european union but enough of her own m.p.'s threatened to rebel to force yet another climb down one minister even resigned so he could speak more freely. i urged my parliamentary colleagues to follow my lead and vote to give our greatest this house of commons our constituents and our country the powers it needs to leave our children a legacy of which we can be proud. so what to make of the government's continuing inability to make sense of brecht's it on behalf of people in places like sunderland in northeastern england who voted for it see it runs a small business selling machine parts to begin destry he wants out of th

refocus now on budgetary and economic concerns in the wake of the deal on migration the core of that is bracks it united kingdom is due to leave the european union in march of next year but time is running out to agree on terms of that divorce deal which will need to be ratified by both the u.k. and e.u. parliaments. this is a future security partnership we have with the european union moving very important we currently enjoy a high level of cooperation with the member states of the e.u. in a number of areas own security this is important for us it isn't this this is the state and i want to see a strawman deep security partnership continuing the president of the international committee of the red cross says the right hensher crisis is still an emergency situation has been visiting me and mar where he has met the de facto leader on song sochi seven hundred thousand rihanna have fled the country since a massive military crackdown targeted them last august most are living in makeshift camps in neighboring bangladesh thailand's prime minister preview has visited the flooded cave or a young footbal

you have a wonderful bracked. -- background. have a great sense of humor and one of the most descent human beings i know. hold on you give me 20 bucks, i have to finish. i want the people to know the real sean hannity. that will happen. >> sean: i did something a lot of liberals do. he tried to get me to talk it me and i talked about issues. stop it, talk about you. your love of this constitution has been your life study. i mean this. i absorbed this because this is important. if we don't get this right, we will lose this country. we talk about rule of law and equal application of our laws, the constitution the foundation of all of our laws. you are have heavyweight on all of this. >> let me say one thing. the progressives don't own the cement. they -- supreme court. they say it will move hard to the right. it won't. we see everything through the left. stop! we want candidates who will uphold the constitution. >> sean: you like mike lee? >> mike lee is the best choice. that's my opinion. i think he would be outstanding. >> sean:

we'll get back to you right after this brack. >> coming up -- "access live" followed by "days of our 1:00 p.m. but an unusual -- ac performance is drawing all >>> san francisco tenderloin has a reputation as a rough and tumble place but an unusual and artistic performance is drawing all kinds of people to this part of the town. >> nbc bay area joe riz otto jr. shows us the performance that you might call high art. >>> there is a rhythm to san francisco's tenderloin. it is gritty and a place where the streets can feel like theater. but for the historic cadillac hotel, theater has taken over its walls. >> this performance honors 100 years of outcast activism in the tenderloin. >> reporter: in the neighborhood of unusual sights -- suspended three flights above the gritty streets, artists from the performance troup fly away performances dangle and dance in a floating ballet. >> we're an apparatus-based dance company so we dance off the ground. >> instead of pointing out the neighborhood flaws, artistic director joe cider said the performance she called tender celebrates its spirit. >> so

on the agenda they're supposed to give a nod to the fact that they're going to get anywhere with bracks in the u.k. leaving the european union the one thing they can all agree on is that it's a complete mess because the british have no position for the rest of the twenty seven to discuss and so they will acknowledge that they were also supposed to be talking on friday about the very important issue of reform of the euro zone but they can't really get anywhere at all if tonight is anything to go by given the italian position and its intransigence not about anything until they sort out something to do with migration and probably they won't if and if they can come up with any agreed communique by some or a lunch time brussels time then the top the clock will be taking very loudly indeed for angela merkel because the junior partner in her coalition in germany has given her until friday to come back with some sort of deal that's acceptable for them in terms of blocking mass migration to germany and so this still has the potential to bring down the merkel governments in germany and if that we

greater control of its destiny yet as of now nobody has any idea if bracks it will happen whether it might improve all the things places like sunderland lost or whether it will make a bad situation even worse. lawrence lee joins me live from london what's going to happen today laurent. yes thanks thanks shane is as you can see from from that report is quite an achievement really two of the government's apparently to alienate every single poll political constituency in the country have a back seat but it does appear to be what they've done in parliament to your question stay there up and some or other of fifteen separate votes on on what happens next and they do seem to have got themselves in a complete mess about the sense of direction in done sues the author of a book cold bricks what the hell happens now which is opposed by quite a good question isn't it that they what to do they know where they're getting that the moment they're not ready say prince it's all about choices really you make a choice about control or your economy if you decide you want to emphasize control you get har