s will get a vote on a no deal bragg's it or to delay britain's departure if they reject teresa mayes divorce plan next month. india claims it has killed three hundred members of a terror group in pakistan controlled kashmir and group pakistani leaders are vowing to respond. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international thomas glad to have you with us. and violence has flared again at the venezuela colombia border over the blockade of humanitarian aid venezuela's government says it is taking preventative action against foreign intervention. that i'm able. to turmoil in venezuela is being heightened by a debate over whether to allow u.s. aid into the country and truckloads of supplies have been. amassed on the borders with colombia and brazil over the weekend as even the door has blocked you could deliver this fearing the vehicles could be carrying weapons clashes at checkpoints between opposition supporters and people loyal to material left at least four people dead over the weekend. the u.n. security council has met in new york to discuss the

s will get a vote on a no deal bragg's it or to go late britain's departure if they reject teresa mayes e.u. divorce planned next month. and india claims it has killed three hundred members of a terror group in pakistan controlled kashmir angry pakistani leaders are vowing to respond. casting line direct for a citizen of this is are to international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. and violence has flared again at the venezuela colombia border over the blockade of humanitarian aid but israel's government says it is taking preventative action against foreign intervention. by mail. ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah the turmoil in venezuela is being heightened by a debate over whether to allow u.s. aid into the country truckloads of supplies have been amassed on the borders with colombia and brazil over the weekend president maduro has blocked the deliveries fearing the vehicles could be carrying weapons caches at checkpoints between opposition supporters and people loyal to madeira left at least four people dead over the weekend. the u.n. security council has met

>> braggs: yes, of course. >> stahl: that's okay? >> braggs: of course. >> moderator: correct!this is about education for them, and knowing that they can do something. and it's always better when you have someone who is confident and they're doing something, and the other students are observing them. if they can do it, you can do it. no ( whistle ) >> stahl: it's not as easy as having a can-do attitude for these girls, says demm. she thinks they're being pushed too hard, and that the curriculum is too rigorous. >> demm: i think at times, we need to kind of scale it back. trauma really changes the brain, whether memory, cognition, recall, retrieval. we have to meet them where they are. if not, all we're doing is making the situation worse. >> stahl: we were told they still get flashbacks and night terrors, and it doesn't help that over 100 of their friends are still missing. do you think about the ones who are still in captivity? >> grace: when i think about them, i'm crying. and, i know that place. i know the condition. i don't want my sisters to stay there. i want them to come

to britain now where ministers are scrambling to pin down deals with its trading partners at of bragg's it at the end of next month now e.u. trade pacts cover about seventy countries so the loss of membership means the u.k. will need its own agreements in place immediately after now it's unlikely that the u.k. will be able to replace all its existing trade arrangements in time but today it managed to add one more with switzerland. these signatures offer a little bit of security in stormy times or so it's hoped a new trade pact between britain and switzerland will define their post break that relationship that's important because until now trade between the two economies has been governed by e.u. rules the new contract says the relationship will remain the same even if britain leaves the e.u. without a deal a welcome status quo in times where brags it is just one of several sources of uncertainty. interconnected global economy if the chinese economy can slows down with a seven point six percent drop in chinese imports in q four of twenty eighteen it's likely to have an impact on the majo

s will get a vote on a no deal bragg's it all to delayed. and. three hundred members of a terror group in pakistan controlled kashmir furious pakistani leaders to respond . it's eleven o'clock here in the us when you're watching international live from all studio with mean a day or two to a very warm welcome to the program violence has fled again at the venezuela colombia at the border with the colombia over the blockade of humanitarian aid and you can see live pictures on your screen right now of the clashes there at the border in colombia venezuela venezuela and leaders say it's a preventative measure against intervention the turmoil in venezuela is heightened by a debate over whether to allow u.s. aid into the country truckloads of supplies amassed on the borders with colombia and brazil over the weekend president or has blocked the delivery lorries could be carrying weapons clashes at the checkpoints between opposition supporters and people were left at least people dead over the. cand and u.n. security council is now convening to discuss the

it if next month lawmakers do not approve the braggs a deal that may negotiated with the e.u. they can vote to accept a no deal bragg's it and if that fails they can vote on whether to extend talks for .

s that they will get a say on whether to rule out a no deal bragg's it and crash out of the e.u. in a month's time or to delay bringing britain's departure the vote will be triggered if the commons rejects the prime minister's bragg's a plan next month her offer was met with yet more skepticism from m.p.'s. but i've lost count of the number of times the prime minister has come to this house to explain a further delay voted to end on certain g.i. doc ing the deal with government. here and here you know the prime minister can surely not be unaware of the fear out there in the country about what no deal means my sole focus throughout all of this has been on getting a deal that enables us to leave the european union on the twenty ninth of march with a deal this is a shameful moment nothing has changed from the fact that some of us who used to sit over there are now sitting over here it is the prime minister's obstinacy that is blocking a resolution and it is the right honorable gentleman who has kept no deal on the table by refusing to agree. i will not sit one more day and listen to

british investment the block has risen twelve percent since of bragg's a referendum in two thousand and sixteen a rise of some ten billion euros. on the fortieth anniversary of the islamic revolution iran faces political and economic hardship especially with the reinstatement of u.s. sanctions but the country is not without economic allies even reluctant ones to circumvent u.s. the e.u. has created a special vehicle to keep cash flowing towards iran hopes are high that it just might work. from health care devices to orthopedic implants iran has a solid track record of producing medical technology ali i'm ari i'm a yari started up his company nine years ago today his specialized screws and bone plates are sold in iran elsewhere in asia and africa and most of all in the european union's. business is booming despite reimposed u.s. sanctions against iran the main problem for the entrepreneur is the fact that iran has been disconnected from the us dominated payment system. this situation all of the problem is to transfer money and then we can work with the other concerts in the medical equip

really adding to confusion and an already chaotic situation what does this move actually need for braggs it. well it means that so many parliamentarians here now as of parliament where i am are adamant that they don't want to leave without a deal they recognize that it would have really severe repercussions of for the business is also for security and they have made it clear that for them they want to do everything they can to somehow get gets a deal now it's reason may is still hoping that her deal will go through and she's still to go sheeting with the european union but for the fast time she has now said that if she can't get a deal through parliament that she will look for a short extension but not longer than the end of june because then otherwise we would be in trouble with the e.u. parliament elections and that she has ruled out so she says she doesn't want to have an extension but if the parliament wants it it will get an extension if she can get her deal through in time so i mean did the members of parliament essentially going to decide whether they want to postpone leaving the

in the first place after bragg's it we will be free of unelected arrogant bullies like you and run our own country sounds more like heaven to me. haven't had somewhere in between it's up to theresa may after meetings in belfast the prime minister is back in brussels seeking fresh concessions on the withdrawal agreement however neither donald tusk nor european commission president. seem willing to renegotiate the deal. so as we saw just a short while ago to me is that is in brussels and so is the max offline everything they killing this appears to be a very desperate mission about to resent me trying to get some concessions out of the e.u. . desperate my hit the spot here let me tell you why because our mission is to change or even eliminate the infamous backstop so the insurance policy that's written in the divorce agreement between the u.k. and you to prevent a hard border between northern ireland and ireland and you know what seems like she's a day late to do that because the guy we just saw in that were poured the irish the prime minister of the republic of ireland leo varadkar was

prolong the kind of chaos that we're seeing now and put off the prospect of a cliff edge no deal bragg's it by simply just a couple of months to resume a's argument is that we can't possibly the u.k. can't be members of the e.u. by the end of june when there will be parliamentary elections that just isn't an option the u.k. shouldn't be taking part in those if it wants to leave the e.u. to resume a was under intense pressure from some of her own cabinet ministers who were threatening to resign if two reason they didn't accept this option of a delay to bragg's it and jeremy call been the leader of the opposition labor party he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that's that. the labor party won't support series of maze of boats planned as jeremy corbin calls it so fruitless thinking that this brags it ride would be a vel either way off to the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the yeah right intil the end of may or slavery gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially council the entire thing just another day in the land of bragg's

withdrawal agreement with brussels but when asked if she would delay bragg's it she said no that's not really an option any delay is a delay it doesn't address the issue it doesn't resolve the issue it's within our grasp to leave with a deal on the twenty ninth of march that's where all of my energies are going to be focused she is sticking to her guns saying it's either my deal or no deal but many of even the ministers now in her own cabinet saying openly that they want to see a delay to britain's departure from the e.u. if there is no deal if the e.u. council president donald tusk is also reluctantly in favor of. discuss a lot of issues. the legal and procedural context of a potential extension. bridgette or excursion i believe the situation in the. russian a solution so there you have it london and brussels once again worlds apart and even well the dutch prime minister mark rutte went a bit further and he said that the u.k. could be sleepwalking into a chaotic new deal scenario of course the euro skeptics saying this. well don't worry about it this is all part of the negotiating tac

s will get a vote on a no deal bragg's it or to delay britain's departure if they reject teresa mayes plan next month. and india claims it has killed three hundred members of a terror group in pakistan controlled kashmir and repacking stunning leaders are vowing to respond. casting limes i referenced it is moscow this is our international and sean thomas glad to have you with us the violence has flared again at venezuela colombia border over the blockade of humanitarian aid venezuela's government says it is taking preventative action against a foreign intervention. ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah the turmoil in venezuela is being heightened by a debate over whether to allow u.s. aid into the country truckloads of supplies have been amassed on the borders with colombia and brazil over the weekend president maduro has blocked the deliveries fearing the vehicles could be carrying weapons clashes at checkpoints between opposition supporters and people loyal to madeira left at least four people dead over the weekend. the u.n. security council has met in new york to disc

is history which is sound somewhat optimistic given the chaotic situation that the braggs it process is in right now it is. to seize the opportunities that brics it brings we will build new alliances rekindle old ones and most importantly make it clear that we are a contrary that will act when required we should be the nation that people turn to when the world needs leadership he also spoke of britain being ready to intervene to protect the international rules based order which seem to completely gloss over the interventions that britain has taken part in that haven't quite gone to plan for example iraq afghanistan libya to name but a few. the stop the walk aleutians chris nodded believes the u.k. is aligning its military ambitions with the us what williamson is doing is positioning our future foreign policy. very much in close and tight alliance with washington's and if you read the you know transfers foreign policy. trumps cabinets foreign policy documents what they're really doing is they're trying to. assuage the u.s. military. to trying to deal with china in particular which the

focus on europe with me lar about the lola we've heard a lot about people leaving britain ahead of bragg's it but there are others willing to risk their lives to get to the u.k. before its scheduled departure from the e.u. at the end of march some are crossing the waters at night on inflatable dinghies they see it as their last chance for a better life but as the crossing is heavily patrolled by the coast guard most don't make it and are brought back to the narrowest part of the english channel lies between cali and the port of dover a route popular with asylum seekers for people like hamas britain offers familiarity many can speak english and have relatives already settled there but their chances of being granted asylum have dwindled as both the french and british governments take a hard line on immigration but that doesn't stop refugees from taking risks as our correspondent susanna door haga found out at the northern coast of france. thirty kilometers from here lies hummus destination the twenty five year old has been trying to get across the channel for six months he's not afraid of th

prolong the kind of chaos that we're seeing now and put off the prospect of a cliff edge no deal bragg's it by simply just a couple of months to resume a's argument is that we can't possibly the u.k. can't be members of the e.u. by the end of june when there will be e.u. parliamentary elections that just isn't an option the u.k. shouldn't be taking part in those if it wants to leave the e.u. to resume a was under intense pressure from some of her own cabinet ministers who were threatening to resign if to reason they didn't accept this option oh. of aid to lay to break states and jeremy corbyn the leader of the opposition labor party he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that's that the labor party won't support to reason maze of botched plan as jeremy corbyn calls it so fruitless thinking that this brags it right would be over either way off to the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the air until the end of may or if labor gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially cancel the entire thing just another day in the land of bragg's

and we go to the united kingdom now where i'm no deal bragg's it is looking increasingly possible and serious questions being asked about how supply chains can be kept working if and when customs barriers have to go up overnight how would for instance such a development affect people like joe l. girlfriend's daughter is dependent on the smooth delivery of potentially life saving medication and what will it mean for max morris who's been stocking up on medicines that he urgently needs. cool joelle god daughter depends on daily doses of anti-seizure medication a supply is refreshed every four weeks running out could have fatal consequences. these are life threatening if she didn't take them. and we're talking matter of days rather than weeks. four year old nora has a rare brain disease that can cause epilepsy. she depends on special medication imported from france otherwise she could have several seizures per day but what happens if the no deal breck's it means meds are no longer getting into britain. mother is seriously worried that brags it is approaching with no deal in sight. there'

be prepared he's considering moving abroad if he actually runs out of its vital medication after bragg's it takes effect on march twenty ninth. well for decades now turkey has been mired in a bloody conflict with the brand kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. and three years ago there were particularly heavy clashes in and around the cities of news i've been and dia back here in the kurdish heartland in southeastern turkey no journalists have been allowed to report on the extent of the destruction and on efforts by the turkish authorities to win the backing of kurds by resettling them in new housing after all their army discipline actions coming up in march. this is turkey's predominately kurdish southeast the syrian border is just a stone's throw from here. we're headed to the town of new side been on the turkish syrian border. this is where the turkish army m.p. k k fighters which turkey deems terrorists clash three years ago. much of an inside bin was destroyed we made latif a local representative or president out of one's a.k.p. party the turkish government has now started rebuilding

s have passed two amendments which could lead to a delay to bragg's it more on that after a break this is our transgressions. the world can't afford to return to the unrestrained competition of the cold war was the plea made by the u.n. secretary general earlier this week with the u.s. pulling out of the i.n.f. treaty and russia rolling out new nuclear weaponry should we be more worried about the weapons themselves or the people who have the codes. and welcome back this is our international and nine people have been arrested in a joint a austrian german operation against a doping network at the nordic world ski championships here is our europe correspondent peter oliver. on wednesday pleas carried out raids on sixteen addresses across germany and austria resulting in nine arrests linked to a blood doping scandal in the sport of nordic in cross-country skiing and what we understand is that five elite athletes are among those that have been arrested we know that two of those austrians two of those are a stone ians and one is from kazakstan we also understand that two others being named a

i just met you left over bragg's it as one big reason now labor has shifted its position on the second referendum have you already managed to to to shift labor policy to influence labor policy while it would be very nice to think that we have but i'm afraid that you know the made by the labor party on monday appears to be unraveling really really fast so it looks so we were where we started with the labor no people's votes amendment on the order paper today in the house of commons no commitment might get in different sources saying different things what appears to be clear is that the people's vote will still only be put on the table if all other options fail so i'm afraid i thought it was a really positive development on monday but i'm afraid it doesn't look like it's going to be the case and again we've got two major parties here the taurus and the labor party who are letting britain down and they're just putting themselves first rather than the country and it's really disappointing so it seems like a people's vote a second referendum is becoming unrealistic and also there is not rea

council chief says there is a special place in hell for those who pushed for braggs it without any plan to make it happen. and a damning report lays bare the working conditions of amnesty international following the suicides of two employees at the age group. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international and john thomas are we glad to have you with us. u.s. president has just given a speech to some eighty nations at a counterterrorism conference in washington d.c. the so-called global coalition to defeat eisel is looking at ways of eliminating the terror group in the middle east artes and reports. trump sounded rather upbeat as he addressed the different countries gathered for this coalition to defeat i still conference now they are gathered from all over the world hearing from donald trump as well as u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh now some of the of the words that trump had to say well this is some of what we heard it should be formally announced some time probably next week that we will have. one hundred percent of the caliphate. but i want

to lawmakers to support her plan to take the united kingdom out of the european union may address bragg's it ahead of a series of both set out for later today so they don't directly determine the fate of her deal but could influence her next steps as she tries to win support from parliament yesterday she was agreed to a parliamentary vote on extending the brakes a deal if lawmakers rejected her deal it is currently set for march twenty ninth. and we have team coverage of this i'm joined now by our correspondent charles charles impel who is in london max hoffmann is in paris where german chancellor angela merkel and france's president emmanuel are also discussing the latest brags of developments in charlotte i'll turn to you first in london because as we've heard there's talk now about postponing the date that britain leaves the e.u. what does prime minister to rescind may have to say about that. very simply sarah permanency to reason may said that she does not want an extension she said just today is the absolute focus is getting her deal the deal that she struck with the european union a

gets to the precipice to the cliff edge of bragg's it and then hold a vote for the politicians hoping that they'll prefer her deal to no deal scenario and you saw her saying that a delay won't work but that's not what many politicians in the u.k. including now some of her very own cabinet ministers seem to think they're breaking their side. some of them saying that a delay is really the best step to take now in order to avoid crashing out of the club and it also happens to be an idea that donald the e.u. council president is also reluctantly in favor of take a listen. discussed yes to the a lot of issues. the legal and procedural context of the book doesn't show extension will face an alternative chaotic break or extension i believe that the situation extension would be russian a solution so london and brussels still on very different pages in their assessment of how this will play out the dutch prime minister mark rutte said he was even more blunt in his assessment he went father and warned that the u.k. could be sleepwalking its way to a chaotic no deal scenario of course the hardli

have said her cabinet better to resign then let it come down to a no deal braggs it.here is a political risk -- no deal brexit. there is a political risk to her. i am going to bring up our bloomberg braggs it haram at our. brexitcently -- barometer. just recently, we are back in the green, but this has been the most negative it has been since braggs it -- since the brexit vote itself. you are going to keep this uncertainty in the market, in the economy. maybe this puts pressure on the eu and the house of commons to get on board with something that can be passed. in the meantime, it feels like torture. if you are a businessman trying to invest, it maintains an unnecessary or at least unwanted certainty. haidi: an interesting week ahead with that debate. itt is the latest on braggs exit.agg president trump is sending more mixed messages on trade talks. saying a deal could be imminent and then that it might not happen at all. our asian correspondent joins us from hong kong. it would be significant if we got to the point of a leadership meeting. where we were as recently

donald tusk said there is a special place in hell for those who promoted bragg's it without a plan for reports. well yes i think certainly the european council president letting off a little steam at a press conference he was giving in brussels earlier on wednesday pulled no punches and left nobody with any question what he thought about those who pushed the brakes of campaign who supported brakes that he told people to vote for break this without ultimately having a plan to follow through on the dream we've been wondering what that special place . in her looks like for those who promoted grapes it was out even a sketch of a plan on how to carry it safely but he was stood alongside the irish prime minister there while he was saying that at the end of the press conference the mikes did pick up the irish leaning in in saying the british press are going to give you plenty of stick for this they've done exactly that we'll get a bit of the reaction from politicians first though andrea led them who's the leader of the house of commons said that dalton must apologize while the british home se

speech sounded somewhat detached from reality in other aspects as well kevin williamson spoke about bragg's it being a great moment in the you case history which is sound somewhat optimistic given the chaotic situation that the braggs it process is in right now and it is. to seize the opportunities that brics it brings we will build new alliances rekindle old ones and most importantly make it clear that we offer country that will act when required we should be the nation that people turn to when the world needs leadership he also spoke of britain being ready to intervene to protect the international rules based order which seem to completely close over the interventions that britain has taken part in that haven't quite gone to plan for example iraq afghanistan libya to name but a few. ok let's bring in m.e.p. mike hookham is the deputy leader for the u.k. independence party to mike are you surprised by this talk of military spending post specs it some might argue that there are more pressing needs at hand. was the army in the the armed forces of great britain of being on the phone did for m

-ma found that only sixteen percent of germans welcomed the idea of bragg's it now willing seventy nine percent of germans surveyed say they regret that britain intends to exit the e.u. . well hans bunn from our political desk is with us here in the studio to help break down the results of the survey starting with the topic of bragg's it good morning hunt so a vast majority of germans would still like to see the u.k. stay in the e.u. after all the chaos and bad faith you might understand the germans if they were to say well good riddance to britain maybe they should just go on and stay on their island why are germans so attract attached to the brits well i guess you could say this is this result is to remain stable for the last two years since the brics that . yes indeed i think there is some feeling that this would be a big loss for the european union i think the feeling is composed both of rational and somewhat irrational attitudes to britain one part is obviously the british language a lot of people speak english in germany and i think as a result have a better idea of how england fu

are going to table motion and they're trying to force the government to actually rule out a no deal bragg's and this is what many in the country and also what business is really fearing that britain is just going to leave the you without a proper plan so lots happening there in london biggest mass thank you very much for that update. thousands of people in france of taking to the streets to protest against a rise in anti semitic attacks now this comes after dozens of graves vandalized at the jewish cemetery president in modern mccraw describe the incident as an attack on the nation france is home to the largest jewish population among nations i can outpouring of solidarity on paris's plus still a republic. thousands of purchase just turned out to express their support for france's jews. but their anger magnified by yet another desecration of a jewish cemetery. the these were just one of dozens of demonstrations nationwide in response to a search and ties semitic hate crimes of. the fighting that anti semitic actions are on the rise it's something that strikes fear that brings back bad memor

is a me is criticised for failing to even appear in parliament to deliver is yet another crushing bragg's a defeat on britain's prime minister. and the p.c.c. reproducer challenges the mainstream narrative by claiming a video allegedly showing the aftermath of a chemical attack and too much was in fact staged. being out of the us senate intelligence committee which has been hunting for approval to trump russia collusion admits there is no direct evidence proving and healings. coming to live from the russian capital of this is are to international welcome to the program the braggs it blows continued to rain down on british prime minister to recently m.p.'s have rejected a key motion of support for her have really criticized e.u. divorce deal a number of other amendments to the divorce plan were also voters in westminster where the prime minister was blasted for not even turning up. i said the right two hundred fifty eight the news of the left three hundred three. way. yes it gave the government has been defeated. the government cannot keep on ignoring parliament all plowing on towards the

obeying also coming up to resubmit heads to brussels once again seeking a way to avoid a no deal bragg's it but a leader donald tusk slams the last minute scramble saying those who push for greggs it without a plan deserve a special place in hell and it is the hottest ticket in town the berlin film festival or berlin alla starts today cinema goers are already lining up for this year's buzzed about films and the phrase for the golden bear. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a standoff over humanitarian aid deepens as venezuela's political crisis plays out on the country's border a convoy with desperately needed aid remains stuck at the colombian border city of kuta now venezuela's government led by nicholas my do it oh hi. as order that the army not allow it in the aid has been organized by the united states and venezuela's opposition who want to seem a total removed from power now venezuela's military has to choose whether to obey government orders or let the aid pass we have this report. venezuelan soldiers keeping watch at the barricades on the chin detest bridge border crossing pr

leader goes questions about the braggs it process followed and this summit in egypt was no exception to reason may gave a press conference following all the meetings where she managed not to say anything new at all which is sort of become the to resume a classic way of operating she simply reiterated that she hasn't managed to secure any of those legally binding changes to the e.u. withdrawal deal that she's promised to secure but briggs it is a mere thirty two days away and yet she's refusing absolutely refusing to delay the day of britain's departure from the e.u. take a look take a listen to her resume a saying it herself. any delay is a delay it doesn't address the issue it doesn't resolve the issue it's within our grasp to leave with a deal on the twenty ninth of march that's where all of my and the jews are going to be focused. well there she is sticking to her guns saying it's either my deal or no deal which a lot of people say well that's just her tactic she's running down the clock and she's going to make politicians here in the u.k. choose between what could be a very chaot

and the british parliament is preparing to vote on a series of amendments to the government's bragg's a plan prime minister to resume aid is insisting britain will leave the e.u. on the twenty ninth of march. thanks for joining us i'm marion evans team a racist a con man and a cheat all that's how michael cohen president donald trump's former personal. they are and fixer has described his client to us lawmakers cohen has been testifying before a special congressional committee in washington he's made explosive claims that trump knew about a wiki leaks e-mails damaging to his rival hillary clinton before their release during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign cohen also says trying to ordered him to pay hush money to porn actress stormy daniels says she had an affair with trump and then lie about it to the first lady to the white house denies the claims the committee has called cohen a liar. as well cohen has already pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations and lying to congress and he'll soon began a three year prison sentence let's hear some of what he had to say to congre

prolong the kind of chaos that we're seeing now and put off the prospect of a cliff edge no deal bragg's it by simply just a couple of months to resume a's argument is that we can't possibly the u.k. can't be members of the e.u. by the end of june when there will be parliamentary elections that just isn't an option the u.k. shouldn't be take. politician those if it wants to leave the e.u. so this really quite a significant political climbdown series in may was under intense pressure from some of her own cabinet ministers who were threatening to resign if two reason they didn't accept this option of a delay to bragg's it and jeremy call been the leader of the opposition labor party he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that's that the labor party won't support to reason maze of boat plan as jeremy corbin calls it so if he does manage to squeeze that deal through parliament which i have to say isn't looking that likely right now well then labor the labor party says it wants a public vote to see whether or not the public will accept the terms of to use a maize deal even if

the president and also the braggs the negotiator of the european parliament. but those two at the moment are on the sidelines because the european parliament will only get to vote on something once house of commons in the u.k. has agreed on it and of course the different member states in the european union so if any change is to come from the european union it is from the member states but so far they have maintained their unity maybe to the surprise of some also backing ireland on the question of the hard border between northern ireland and ireland already saying on wednesday that this was not a bilateral issue that this was a european union issue so if the recent days hoping that at some point the european union might cave in and that this unity would no longer be part of the negotiations so far we cannot see any indication that this might happen due to the use of bureau chief in brussels max hoffman thank you. ari let's bring up as we know some of the other stories making news around the world. france is recalling it some best that are to italy amid mountin