the pro bracks the press in the u.k. does not limit its antagonism to the e.u. two years ago when a british court ruled that parliament had the constitutional right to have the last say on bracks it the daily mail declared the judges involved enemies of the people and reported that one of them was openly gay the daily mail. it's one of the country's biggest selling newspapers it's a good deal more popular than it is trustworthy which is not as contradictory as it may appear popularity and trust is not the same thing and this is really clear when you look at the trust scores of individual tabloid around a lot of people really like the daily mail really like the sun for lots of reasons they find it funny they find it something that sort of you know gets their blood pressure up but it's not necessarily something they consider particularly trustworthy source information trust in all news organizations is dropping its dropping most for the tabloid press that straight people no longer know who to trust and it's largely to do with media really and political elites and

in a no deal bracks and in fact he himself in this interview also said that he was campaigning for bracks it something that prime minister to recently did not do at the time on the other side is one of the more remain a pro you can there has been a warning already to resume a saying that there would be a somewhat polite rebellion if this breaks that deal if. it was handled in the way that it ought to be with minimal damage as possible people there are very wary about this saying this could be absolute disaster for the british alcon economy and of course for strategic strategic endeavors as well as the infrastructure as well as exactly how that would happen if the u.k. crashes that would be something a scenario which they would not want to see a tall and her m.p.'s know that when they go back to the house of commons when westminster starts sitting again what next month the opposition the main opposition labor party have these seven tests and if to resume a dozen come back from meeting e.u. government heads with those tests possed they will vote against even those labor m.p.'s whose constit

going to call is making the case for a european financial hub on the banks of the river mine after bracks it hits the city of london also the program which company turns twenty today you might want to google that we take a look at what has made the search engine one of the biggest corporations in the world. this is a business i'm crystal kolber welcome i know america rarely makes personal appearances and frankford which is to finance what is berlin to politics but on tuesday the german chancellor made her way there to support the city's bid to become europe's new financial hotspot next year frankfurt is trying to attract banks leaving london after bracks it so they can continue to do business in the european union. the louvre gallery or the arc de triomphe globally recognized paris landmarks frankfurt can't hold a candle to them it's a room a city hall pales in comparison but frankfurt was germany's financial hub even before the european central bank was headquartered here. that's why many in the city's banking district are especially optimistic about britain's exit from the e.u. . it's l

news media can so divisions spread this information and encourage exclusion she said that the bracks it debate is the best example of that many of britain's papers especially the tabloids like the sun and the daily mail are playing an outsized role stoking the political flames pushing their proly but john does in fact the day after the e.u. rejected prime minister teresa mayes brecht's that proposal the sun's front page served up yet another example of that another reminder of the role it played in the two thousand and sixteen referendum that landed britain where it is today it's not just the politicians. you have a lot to answer for on this story our starting point this week is london. for voices on brooks it and the u.k. media on the leave side a former political editor of both the sunday times and the daily mail papers that want the u.k. out of the as an island we've never been fooling because of the european project on

university of bolton stadium this afternoon. afternoon. pushing for china brack said that they voted. they voted for. the town voted to leave in the eu referendum. referendum. the audience, i didn't think i was going to have to do this again. going to have to do this again. it was also a cross—party rally. was also a cross—party rally. —— kate hoey, told the audience, no deal was no problem. deal was no problem. about the china brack said he wanted. wanted. five more rallies like this are planned from around the country. in it's handling of the uk's withdrawal from the eu. 0ur political correspondent vicki young reports from liverpool. stop bre so xit! stop brexit! a call from outside this conference that will be echoed by many inside. campaign for a new referendum. labour to step in. we have to respect the referendum result, that's democracy. i want a general election, i'd rather have a general election. an option we'll consider. but i want a general election. over the last two years. to be a lively argument. i'm not sure about the idea of a second referendum. i think it's so unlike

parliament then the very real prospect of a no deal bracks it looms boris johnson resigned from the government over bracks it and has taken to sniping from his regular newspaper column the whole thing is a constitutional abomination he writes and if checkers were adopted it would mean that for the first time since ten sixty six our leaders were deliberately acquiescing in foreign rule the presidency of the e.u. is currently with austria and its leader is visiting paris for talks with the french president. i think there we agree that we have to do everything possible to avoid the heartbreaks it to make possible that there will be a strong cooperation between the u.k. and the european union even after the u.k. leaving the e.u. the e.u. chief negotiator michel barnier is in madrid with little to add i don't count on as how sorry i don't want to answer my version of real. bullets a discreet. spirit of good cooperation with the final words there mr ban it will give a fuller assessment when he brings ministers from the remaining twenty seven member states back in brussels on tuesday will brennan al-

united kingdom's main opposition in the labor party is to vote on its official bracks it policy on day three of its annual conference on tuesday it will be a long awaited clarification of policy from the left wing party which has so far sent mixed messages over its attitude to the european union and the barber has more from the conference in city of liverpool. whenever that general election comes we're ready we're ready to campaign for victory we're ready for government shadow chancellor john mcdonnell outlining how labour's economic policies will transform the economy while the whole enjoyed his pitch much of the talk elsewhere was about something entirely different breaks and the idea of a new referendum is popular among labor members who would it include the option to stay in the european union on tuesday these people will be voting on a text that took many hours of hard negotiations to agree on it says that if the party fails to force an early general election it will keep open the option of backing a so-called people's vote but what that means exactly depends on who you are early

huge weakness in the prime minister and in the government's position particularly in relation to bracks sits and the labor party understands that we could be just a matter of months away from a snap general election in fact there's been a headline in the sunday times this morning suggesting that prime minister may might actually call a snap election to try and get herself out of the problems that she's in in relation to parliamentary democracy here and getting the votes that she needs in order to back up her stance in relation to bracks it that said the labor party has been rather ambivalence unambiguous about where it stands on a people's vote or a second referendum on the bracks it issue they would like their preferences for a general election and that was certainly reiterated by the labor leader jeremy corbyn on the eve of this conference. we will challenge this government's. on whatever deal it brings back on our six tests on jobs on the ring standards on environmental protection and protection of those jobs and the ability of an incoming labor government to infest and intervene in

the outcome of a labor party vote on choose day on whether to seek a so-called people's votes on bracks it the move could poll further the pressure on the prime minister to resign may his own plan for bracks it was rejected as you summit in austria this week and that leaves britain facing the prospect of crushing out of the e.u. with no deal next march in a speech after the naysaying prime minister made to mounted a greater respect from europe. throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect the u.k. expects the same. r.t.s. in a day or a tutor takes a closer look at the stalemate between brussels and london. gregg's it an on off drama that feels like it's been going on for centuries well since twenty sixteen the british pm has of course got her back covered by newly appointed foreign secretary jeremy hunt and that's exactly what he did following the tenth summit in salzburg what reason is saying is don't mistake british politeness for weakness if you put it in a difficult corner we will stand our ground that's the kind of country we are how effective this so-ca

it's a deal that is done on bracks it so what you're saying is if there's a no deal on bracks if britain falls off a cliff edge effectively when it leaves the european union in march of next year then there will be no such thing as one point five percent growth it could be significantly worse than that and the other comments that she made was that the issues that are left to discuss and negotiations left to sort the list is so long it's daunting in her words and she said the trade deals that are done after breakfast you know the the optimistic tones that are being made by the british government are that after bracks a new trade deals can easily offset the loss she says no new trade deals after breakfast are highly unlikely to offset the costs of brecht's it to the u.k. the u.k. will be worse off in all scenarios even if there is a deal after after breaks it takes place and is it expected that to resign may well make any sort of progress towards some deal when she meets with other e.u. leaders this week. well. that's that's michel barnier the e.u. chief negotiator says he's looking at the

over bracks it saw another setback after to resume a partnership plan was slapped down by the block's leaders at a summit in austria talks got underway on wednesday in the city of salzburg a result of vote has left britain staring at the prospect of a no deal scenario in a speech following the meeting prime minister may demand it equal respect from the european union. throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects the say on the dear issued a now takes a closer look at the stalemate between brussels and london. gregg's it an on off drama that feels like it's been going on for centuries well since twenty sixteen the british pm has of course got her back covered by newly appointed foreign secretary jeremy hunt and that's exactly what he did following the tenth summit in salzburg what reason is saying is don't mistake british politeness for weakness if you put us in a difficult corner we will stand our ground that's the kind of country we are how effective this so-called power lightness will be is debatable but let me continue with the plot the

britain's prime minister has spoken for the first time since her bracks it plan was rejected by e.u. leaders as a separate insult. to reason may said it was unacceptable for e.u. leaders to dismiss checkers plan without proposing an alternative mrs may has warned that the talks on our store i will not overturn the result of the referendum nor will i break up my country it is something i will never agree to if the e.u. believe i will they are making a fundamental mistake and i have always said no deal is better than a bad deal throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects the say it is not acceptable to simply rejects the other side's proposals without a detailed explanation and counterproposals so we are at an impasse so we now need to hear from the e.u. we need serious engagement on resolving the two big problems in the negotiations and we stand ready so is this brinkmanship for our negotiations really at a time past question pill as a form of brussels bureau chief for the financial times newspaper is now an associate fellow with the euro

later this monster will also be addressing other key issues including strengthening the eurozone and bracks. this is you know the news live from berlin don't forget there's more on this story and many others our website that's deano beauty dot com for now though for me brian thomas and the entire team thanks for being with us. oh you're welcome back to serious news even when it's just it's just fine yes i'm here spending the whole day with these wonderful musicians from the bronx academy i can say bear. country is of course known for its beautiful beaches and if so nothing here i don't know how anyone gets any work done. for. the bronx academy alicante have the perfect home here in the middle of the city they have a beautiful think where it's a brass players dream they can play as loudly as they want at any time of the day or night it's fantastic here and i think i needed. for them. for the. foam. the prosecuting the alicante was founded in two thousand and eight by the argentinean horn player norinco one of scaling and the austrian trumpet player rudi corp. at the time both hope principal

the european union prime minister trees and maize expected to face intense pressure to ditch her bracks a plan that's coming up at a cabinet meeting this afternoon now this follows a summit that saw no progress last week in salzburg austria at those talks e.u. ministers rejected key parts of her proposal for leaving the bloc the setback prompted opponents of a no deal brax it to demand she abandoned that plan completely but the prime minister has insisted her proposal is the only one on the table right now. let's go straight to london and josh bloom who's covering this for us from the british capital josh the british prime minister there saying her bracks a plan to checkers plan is as it's called is the only one on the table but it is increasingly under fire can today's cabinet meeting be a step towards getting it back on track. it's very hard to say i think what this company's will show is everyone's version of right so we saw a difference what checkers was in the u.k. was a version of rex's which was political it sounds a little more last in most parts of the conservative spectrum but

as well bringing the cabinet together for discussion on what the government's position would be on bracks it is something that shouldn't have happened a couple months ago it should have happened eighteen months ago i think before you made my opinion i think before triggering article fifty and starting britain down the road to leaving the european union how the government should have been what it was going to do and what deal is going to try to strike before it started the clock ticking towards britain marching out of the european union without the possibility without a deal. and time migrant rallies have been held in germany after a twenty two year old man died and shortly after a reported street fight with migrants and this comes hot on the heels of last week's unrest in the city of camden it's and the division even seems to have reached the top level of the country's security services domestic intelligence had it coming under fire for his latest comments on violence encampments our europe correspondent peter oliver has more. plenty of questions heading the way. in the head of germany's

for a long time this this division within the tory party amongst folks with different views on what bracks if any should look like and has been able to be kind of held together with the publication of her checkers plan when she finally got around to that that's really kind of started a seems a tory civil war and it seems very difficult not only to see how any plan might come out of parliament that could get the necessary votes but difficult to see theresa may lasting much longer as well but with everything in the poll political ambitions people are happy with a plan people not knowing what's going to what the best thing to do is surely it's time to unite and come out with. some sort of sensible way forward because time is ticking down it's less than six months now and it. well i just think it's not been handled very well at all you know her bringing the cabinet together for discussion on what the government's position would be on bracks it is something that shouldn't have happened a couple months ago it should have happened eighteen months ago i mean before even in my opinion i think befor

socialism we fight the whole economic can flossie offical regime and take up went on and on about bracks it and i thought to myself. i think you lost the plot make sure you would argue well it was his sense of history will we but to the norman conquest and the speeches that judge on the carbon premiership would be a passing phase with us breaks that as he would think as for other well i think we're going to have to do is interview him and find out exactly what you're pretty say alexei javid. he comes from a very successful family father was a bus driver brought up for successful sons a texan doing. a lot like the way he's approach being home secretary where he's some support through a lot of the deadwood and taken decisions very very quickly to things like when russians are. unlike some of the next layer people and i think there have been treated terribly well by as well would for example who was a defenseman shipments of state level. when the vacancy came up for secretary of state for defense it should simply been promoted but that idea that williamson put himself in the job. he knows t

parliament then the very real prospect of a no deal bracks it looms boris johnson resigned from the government over bracks it and has taken to sniping from his regular newspaper column the whole thing is a constitutional abomination he writes and if checkers were adopted it would mean that for the first time since ten sixty six our leaders were deliberately acquiescing in foreign rule the presidency of the e.u. is currently with austria and its leader is visiting paris for talks with the french president. i think there we agree that we have to do everything possible to avoid the heartbreaks it to make possible that there will be strong cooperation between the u.k. and the european union even after the u.k. leaving the e.u. the e.u. chief negotiator michel barnier is in madrid with little to add i don't want to ask how sorry i don't want to answer the question of. this week. a spirit of good cooperation with the final words there mr ban a we'll give a fuller assessment when he brings ministers from the remaining twenty seven member states back in brussels on tuesday. al-jazeera london. quick re

european council president on talks s tories amaze bracks that proposal is unworkable but may insists her daily check as planned is the only one on the table long flee has more from salzburg. if the reason may the british prime minister thought that by coming here and looking european leaders in the eyes she might have more chance of persuading them that her so-called checkers deal was worth thinking about she'll be going home i think really disappointed at the final press conference the head of the european council donald tusk said in no uncertain terms that there was complete unity among the e.u. twenty seven that checkers would not work but only that he said they all had complete faith in michel barnier the european the ghost who the british side doesn't really like and worst of all for the british he poured cold water on the idea that there was definitely going to be especially use summit in the event to hammer out the final terms for breakfast deal he said that the european twenty seven would go away and decide by their own summit in october which the british are no longer invite

not long ago a conservative lunch and i asked him which do you think was the worst outcome about bracks it or gemma coburn as prime minister now for most tories it has to be jeremy corbyn as prime minister because as margaret made it quite clear we fight socialism we fight the whole economic can flossie offical regime and take up went on and on about bracks it and i thought to myself i think you lost the plot make sure you well it was his sense of history will we but to the norman conquest and his speeches that a german carbon premiership would be a passing phase whereas breaks that as he would think is full of well i think we're going to have to do is interview him and find out exactly what he appeared to say a light side of it. he comes from a very successful family father was a bus driver brought up four successful sons a texan doing a lot like the way his approach being a home secretary were his some support through a lot of the deadwood and taken decisions very very quickly to things like wind rush and so. i like some of the next layer people and i think there have been treated ter

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now britain's prime minister says bracks sick talks are at an impasse and she'll go ahead with plans for a no deal departure from the european union if she has to win six months ago before leaving to resume a is accusing leaders of failing to provide better options for an amicable divorce stale it comes after an e.u. summit in austria where may's breaks it plan was heavily criticized barker reports . reeling from her bruising each use summit to resume a delivered a defiant ultimatum to europe the e.u. should be clear i will not overturn the result of the referendum nor will i break up my country we need serious engagement on resolving the two big problems in the negotiations. and we stand ready she hoped for warm words from her counterparts at thursday's eve summit in salzburg she was instead met with an unequivocal rejection of her latest breaks it plan every mother's share the view that why positive elements in the checkers propose of death adjusted framework for comic corporation will not work. not least because in truth undermining the single market the putdowns continued on tusk

seemed to suggest any second referendum could only be on the deal itself in other words the terms of bracks it and not on staying in the u. and some observers see a certain wisdom in labor making a snap election it's priority what happens if there's another referendum on for instance we vote fifty two forty eight to remain on the smaller turnout than in twenty six states that would hardly settle the question so i think for the moment labor perfectly happy to let the government stew in the bracks mess. and to say we would do this better and to leave it is very good. for now the conference vote is almost certain to back the need for exit policy but whether it can keep everyone on board for labor remain is to labor leaders it's hard to tell the debugger al-jazeera political. a public inquiry in the u.k. is being held into. contaminated blood scandal dating back to the nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's at least two thousand four hundred people died after being treated with infected blood reports. these are some of the thousands of people infected with contaminated blood i had a postpartum he

this is a crucial conference for the labor party we could be just months away from bracks if we could be just months away from a new general election depending on the stance of the prime minister to resign may and how to negotiations with the european union go in the opposition labor party knows that it needs to be ready for that as regards the possibility of a second referendum many of the labor members have been pushing force here a conference that more than one hundred constituency parties are calling for a debate about it at least the labor leadership has certainly softened its stance in relation to the possibility of a second referendum on bracks it's what they're saying is that while their preference would be for a general election they won't stand in the way if the labor members actually decide that they want to back a second referendum now crucially it will be the wording of both the motion here a conference whether it binds the hands of the leadership into the type of referendum that they call for and secondly there are concerns on the other side as to if there was a second r

parliament then the very real prospect of a no deal bracks it looms boris johnson resigned from the governmentover bracks it and has taken to sniping from his regular newspaper column the whole thing is a constitutional abomination he writes and if checkers were adopted it would mean that for the first time since ten sixty six our leaders were deliberately acquiescing in foreign rule the presidency of the e.u. is currently with austria and its leader is visiting paris for talks with the french president. i think that every agree that we have to do everything possible to avoid a heartbreak suits to make possible the strong cooperation between the u.k. and the european union even after the u.k. leaving the the e.u. chief negotiator michelle obama is in madrid with little to add to the contest so sorry i don't go to the door in some numbers to prove we'll. take a bullet for this what we. call a spirit of good cooperation with the final words there mr bonny will give a fuller assessment when he brings ministers from the remaining twenty seven member states back in brussels on tuesday. brennan al-j

important language in the financial world and in the trade world for a very long time not only since bracks it german companies very often use english not only with a perfect accent of course not only without not always without problems but. they have adapted to using english on an everyday basis for example if new bonds are issued the terms are usually in at least both language they are very often in english and german and i can tell you that if you look at those terms closer all of them make sure that the companies are prepared for all eventualities for all the possibilities in terms of brecht's that as far as the same it goes it's always been in the english language cinema there and hasn't there been along there and your english is great conrad i have to point that out now and the other topic today the interesting and also involves break that the european commission president. was talking about it and was also talking about strengthening the euro but what was he getting at there. well you said. he thinks it's funny or criticize that europe you know pays for eighty percent of its energy i

s main opposition labor party is pushing for a general election as bracks that talks hit a stalemate germy corben is sounding out the views of labor party members at the annual conference in liverpool a new leaders rejected the prime minister to resign may's bracks it plans at a summit in salzburg three days ago. protesters in southern yemen say the saudi emirate he led coalition has become an occupying force demonstrators marched in the government held city of aden hundreds have been killed in the air strike since the coalition intervened to back yemen's government in its war with hoofy rebels three years ago and u.a.e. backed groups have been accused of committing human rights abuses and a network of secret prisons. u.n.c. military in chief says yemen is approaching a tipping point with famine a major threat three quarters of yemenis that's twenty two million people are in need of some kind of humanitarian assistance or protection simmons has more now from a camp for yemeni refugees in neighboring chad. we're hearing that in recent months the number of deaths of children in how joe

hearing about a possible new breakfast summit in november many investors are not very optimistic that a bracks a deal will be reached then your hope and thank you so much. turkey has slashed financial requirements for foreigners wanting the country's citizenship under the new rules the amount of required fixed capital investment has been cut to a fourth from two million to five hundred thousand dollars the size of bank deposits was cut from three million to half a million dollars the cuts appear to be aimed at boosting foreign investment flows and propping up the ailing turkish lira. tesla has confirmed the u.s. justice department justice department has opened a fraud investigation after c.e.o. elon musk tweeted last month that he wanted to take the electric car maker private and has secured funding to do so tesla stock jumped on the news before musk then backed off talk of going private normally such a huge company would have to explain plain plans like that to regulators the securities and change exchange commission s.e.c. is also looking into allegations musk manipulated the stock with this

french prime minister says that bracks said talks with the european union have stalled the reason i also called at the dismissal of her blueprint for the exits on the block without proposing an alternative an acceptable this is my. met with a you leader's insults program thursday. several hundred demonstrators took to the streets of malawi to protest against alleged corruption in the government of president peter. march's chanted songs criticizing the president after a league down to corruption euro before to cure is to receiving almost one hundred seventy thousand euros in bribes from a procurement deal. the death toll from the monsoon landslide in central philippines has risen to twenty nine dozens of other people still missing authorities forcibly moved people from five villages the risk of further landslides after days of heavy rain brought by typhoon man could. here in germany a five it started three weeks ago during a militia she had during an exercise to test going to rockets spreading posing a danger to two residential communities in the state of lower saxony dense smoke has now

european council president donald tusk says the tories are amazed at bracks that proposal is unworkable. everybody. positive elements in that. framework for corporation. not least because it risks undermining the single market the question needs something more than only good intentions i mean we need a. clear and precise guarantee. yes concerns have been raised i want to know what those concerns are there's a lot of hard work to be done but i believe that there is a willingness to do a deal but let nobody be in any doubt that as i've always said you know we are preparing for no deal there is no counter proposal on the table at the moment that actually deals delivers on what we need to do and respects the integrity of the united kingdom and respects the result of the referendum. siddhis what you probably didn't bridget is the choice of the british people and it's pushed by some who predicted easy solutions but it tells us one think and i fully respect the british sovereignty by saying this it has shown out that those who think that they can easily do without europe that it will go very w

unions want to somehow reverse brakes if they want it not to happen or they want a very soft form of bracks and so these people are pushing for a second referendum however the party leadership i think is really determined to take over the government so what they want is actually in case there is an absolute disaster no deal with the e.u. they want to have a general election and they want to then be the prime ministers who were dominant rather stewing is trying to maybe also detract from the government's own problems that they have with president saying well look at labor they really don't have a clear cut positions all the labor party conference next week so basically trying to to shift some of the blame to labor i would say are well and this is all unfolding where you are i mean while the chair of the upcoming summit in salzburg mr donald has called for another summit in november one of his main concerns is ireland. well it's so interesting in that isn't it during the whole campaign during the whole debate before the referendum island really was hardly ever discussed and now it's the focal

back prompted proponents of a no deal bracks is to demand that may abandon her plan completely but the prime minister has insisted her proposal is the only one on the table right now. let's go straight to london and josh bloom who's covering this for us from the british capital josh the british prime minister there saying her back to the checkers plan is that as it's called is the only one on the table but it is increasingly under fire can today's cabinet meeting be a step towards getting it back on track. it's very hard to say i think what this company's show is everyone's version of right so be slightly difference what checkers was in the u.k. was a version of rex's which was politically acceptable more last in most parts of the conservative spectrum but now the european in have rejected in large parts large parts of it as it will bats a joint or not only what's acceptable the evil will be acceptable for a party of those anons i think it's going to be keeping a quarter out of the irish the military's america also comes on the support of the t.v. in northern ireland and trying to poin

prepared to give but if they can anything so the been the vendor then it looks like it would be the hard bracks or the neither side say they want and in that situation you then potentially over the winter into next year would get you gets big multinational companies saying we're going to move out of the u.k. european starting to leave the economy potentially start to take a fall inside the u.k. so the stakes are very high and time is very short fighting has broken out again in libya south of the capital tripoli. the. powerful armed groups are battling for control of areas around the capital the violence is threatening a ceasefire agreed two weeks ago when sixty people many of them civilians have been killed since fighting broke out between rival groups last month rescuers in the philippines fear many more people may have died as a result of super typhoon mine could the death toll stands at eighty one but fifty nine people are still missing in the mining town of it or gone where the storm triggered a landslide jamila and a gun is at the scene where many are blaming decades of unregulated mining

issues which can be taken into consideration as the story challenges ahead of the european union bracks it's fred of terror in ukraine the cooperation between eurasian economy union the european union transatlantic relationship so there are many many challenges ahead of the european union historic ones and i think that it's obvious that we have a debate. how to overcome these challenges and it is very anti-democratic approach . it's a continuous complex job president we understand that there are several meetings between your president on the german chancellor so i don't think that there would be too exceptional in this regard we have a very clear schedules we have one awful meeting between your president and the prime minister every year which is actually normal going trees close to each other we depend on your. supply we have a tight economy cooperation that we have a tight investment cooperation as well you play an important role in our energy supply not only guess but nuclear power as well so i find it very normal. try to make a pragmatic relationship based on mutual respect the only

the full scope that we can support that i was going to make selection no one voted for any sort of bracks it the politicians clearly can't get it sorted out with staring six months down the line hundreds of thousands of people losing their jobs we've got a government. storing food and medicines it is a disaster and we must have a people spoke. the protest and the whole promise of a growing criticism of tourism is handling all of the nations only last week and was rejected at an e.u. summit in austria leaving the u.k. face in process the. spectacle crashing out of the block next march with no deal in place after the summit a minister may call for greater respect from the european counterparts. at this late stage in the negotiations it is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposals without a detailed explanation and counterproposals throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects the same radio host and journalist john gaunt so as we have a role reversal with the former remain it's a resume a fighting for bricks or a long term e.u. c

political part of the european union which is scaring people off the government's as it should to do the bracks negotiation at the moment that's completely baffling it's quite clear that our interest is in getting the united kingdom a good deal because we are so dependent on some people in ireland who are i've still got a lingering anger phobia and they will be pipe prepared to be much more hardline even if it damaged our interests as long as the damage united kingdom i find that argument per. the party might struggle to win over the irish public the latest poll found that just eleven percent of voters want to leave the european union some people told us why quitting would be a bad idea. the benefits that i retired from being a member of the treaty is absolutely incredible i think it would be good for a country if we were to do so i would definitely be voting for that's what would benefit from the even though much of it was silly to have to sit down have a good look at the before you do anything out. joining. the. disaster. i don't think it's a good idea for injury the because we're kind of and

hoping that the british prime minister to resign may well arrive at the summit ready to compromise on bracks it lawrence lee joining us from salzburg first on to resent me and breck's at lawrence is there any chance that her bricks and plan will win over any new leader is there. no i really think absolutely none it feels like the mother of all finalists alts for the just arriving at the moment and they go to dinner if you want a sense of how how small they're trying to make the u.k. feel in the sense how humiliating it is for a supposedly important country she's being given ten minutes to sell her deal over dinner this evening and then the e.u. twenty seven without meets tomorrow and then she meets donald the president of the european council who has another ten minutes whether in sales or if they think it's any good or not but he gave the briefings open the conference a couple of hours ago and in that briefing he said they're going to have to redraw the blame because it doesn't work so he's already said it doesn't need them they will what's the point of even trying trying to sell it and you

hello and welcome to the program i'm afraid of that hamid bracks it has been up to for front of british politics since the country voted in the referendum for a divorce from the e.u. in june twenty sixth it's crunch time for prime minister to resign may she's traveling to solve this week to try to reach a breakthrough with e.u. leaders but many have already pushed back her checkers plan russell's chief negotiator and the bad news saying it was spell the end of the e.u. project and just six months ahead of the deadline for a breakfast that they had of the international monetary fund christine like gab has given a stark warning leaving the you with no deal could be costly for the british economy let me be clear compared with today's smooths a single market all the likely briggs it scenarios will have costs for the you can an economy and to a lesser extent as well for the e.u. . the larger the impediments to trade in the new relationship the costlier it will be the range of issues that remains to be address is daunting as is daunting the small time left to address them in july to resume a

if there is no bracks that deal some are now questioning if the u.k. is budget coffers should contain more corporate tax revenues from businesses doing business in the u.k. for more on this we're joined by our friend hill reporter it's the c.e.o. mark hellery thank you so much for being with us as usual so. this came to light recently been out there a couple of times but starbucks is in the news today because they paid only a nine point five percent. when the corporate rate in the u.k. is nineteen percent or close to maybe it's nineteen point five but a lot more than they paid no nobody's saying that this was you know. anything a legal it was just merely borden's but this brings up a recurring issue particularly in light of what's happened in the us was trying to bring money back what's the latest well you're right but there's a great difference between if they janelle void and i think that avoidance is actually you look at the best in the brightest the best the brightest go into the tax firms in the global firms whereas you have bureaucrats writing th