says this prepared to offer britain more time for braggs it but the extension fall short of what british prime minister to rescind may was asking brussels for and the e.u. is offer comes with strings attached the british parliament must approve the divorce agreement by next week so is the country hurtling towards a new deal exit. great to have you along everyone well we begin with a story that's dominating the political agenda here in europe and that is drags it british prime minister theresa may is in brussels on a mission to delay the u.k.'s departure from the european union she is scrambling to avoid a no deal of regs that you leaders are meeting in brussels for a summit where they have now said in a draft statement that they would be prepared to hand britain is short break the delay but only until may twenty second that's shorter than the three month delay that theresa may was asking for and that offer would come with strings attached britain's parliament would have to ratify the brig's of divorce agreement by next week while the trees. may spoke to reporters as soon as she arrived f

wants to be responsible or be held responsible for triggering a no deal bragg's it. well that's right the e.u. twenty seven so all the e.u. member states excluding the u.k. don't want to be the ones held responsible for a potential disaster so if the u.k. crashes out of the e.u. without a deal they want to make sure that it's firmly within the responsibility of the u.k. itself but i think really that's not the top priority right now the top priority is to try to avoid a no deal bragg's it and because it seems very likely that this withdrawal agreement will not pass next week even if true some may puts it in front of the house of commons for a third time they may be looking for alternative solutions right max the field is again one sig and why the wide open thank you so much for your reporting and you continued coverage and thank you for spending this part of your day out with me i'll see you tomorrow. evening it's a sex phone operator who works her masters thesis on the potato. to free. not to turn on well it's more ridiculous from their. list to determine the strain

it to reason may said that she doesn't want a no deal bragg's it either but at the end of that vote yesterday she came out and said that according to the law the u.k. might still get a no deal bragg's it because of the law that at eleven pm on the twenty ninth of march the default position is that if there is no withdrawal agreement the u.k. is still leaving without a deal take a listen to how to reason may put it immediately after the vote. legal just for the u.k. do you look. at the u.k. will leave you without a deal. unless some. it's agree. the onus is now on every one of us in this house to find. the frustration of the politicians that. situation they just voted to exclude the option of the new deal bragg's it and yet the prime minister comes straight out off the back of that vote and says well it's still very much a possibility so following on from that vote last night the politicians face another decision in parliament today they're debating on whether to extend article fifty in other words that debating on whether to delay bragg's it all together politicians have come to par

with key members of her conservative party amid rumors of plans to oust her over her handling of bragg's it may some and hard line breaks and supporters of the prime minister's country residence checkers west of london among those attending the meeting are former foreign minister boris johnson who's been a vocal critic of may's policies of course that cabinet ministers plan to pressure me to resign come ahead of a critical week for break the decision making in parliament. all right let's get some more on this and for that we're joined by mohsin is in london so very good terisa may is now holding crisis talks again with members of her own party and among them are ministers who reportedly want to oust her so just how imminent is the threat to her leadership. threesome a's authority is really draining by the day by the hour almost we know that even backbenchers from her own party have said there is no way forward she called at the same time everybody knows how complicated this is because the clock is ticking there isn't much time the braggs a deal needs to be paul's but paul amended it's no

lawmakers have spent the day debating eight alternative bragg's it options including the possibility of a no deal bragg's it alongside approving the statutory instrument that changes the brakes a day and peace voted against all aid options which is i see how he has more. try to remind us sounds we've decided to do. i think the public will look at on these proceedings in. amazement it's. be completely been used by dogs has done all of these things even the c.d.'s for all of us and we have to deflate this house of commons just trying to find a way through the crisis over the last few months and we have feet of. course a very great disappointment that the house is not chosen to find a majority for any provision just an indication of how divided parliament is and how divided the country here in the united kingdom really is on the question of bragg's with all of these choices eight of them they really contain the full spectrum of choices from leaving with no deal to revoking all school fifty completely and overturning bragg's it and not one of those options or any of them in between manag

ever delivered bricks it means bricks it years from now to reason may is likely to be seen as the braggs it prime minister her legacy depends on its how message to the people of britain is that she is trying her hardest to deliver britain's departure from the e.u. this i am absolutely sure you the public have had enough your charge of the infighting your charge of the political games and the arcane procedural rounds charge of m.p.'s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children's schools our national health service knife crime you want this stage of the bricks process to be over and done with i agree on your side she might be forgiven for wondering if there is anyone left on her. friend soldiers will be allowed to open fire during yellow vests protest if lives are put in danger by rioters that is according to an army general speaking ahead of a nineteenth consecutive weekend of nationwide demonstrations on saturday last weekend the capital paris saw chaotic scenes. i. was like. oh ok. thousands of soldiers will be deployed outside french governme

our guest discussed the prospects of bragg's that saying the u.k. parliament finds itself in a bit of a rut. i think we're going to have to delay bricks in any event because we've even had the miracle happened and she had won tonight we simply don't have enough time now between now and the end of the month to put in place. to start to dream big subjects or don't we we need now i think frankly that it would be completely crazy of the government to come back for a certain time of the same deal because it would be the identical deal because brussels. didn't blink and they're not going to blink e.u. would be the inflexible it. was issued. i think in some ways so you could say that the. t.v. you obviously want spitzer many a man and i suppose all the way through it's have two goals the first one is if possible to sway britain to go back on the vote but secondly that if there is going to be a bracket that they don't want to subsidize example being easy for any other man and some of it's going to have to be done in the next two days to make politicians sta

political commentator andre walker says tries a maze approach to bragg's it is a failure. she is trying her best to to deliver on the referendum result but she's dead wrong in the way of doing it the withdrawal agreements and the the backstop means that unless the irish agree with trade agreements we end up being ruled by brussels in perpetuity that can't make any sense for a sensible democratic western nation so it's a reason they may well be doing have past and she's she's fighting apollo but that desperately wants to remain in the european union what nobody is thinking about is what the ordinary voters want and people want to leave the european union that's what the majority want so we consulted polman we consulted the government we consulted the european union and they've all got their views well actually it's time to think about what the public wants i mean really what the public wants is not to extend article fifty and it's not to have any sort withdrawal agreement it's a lever become a fully independent nation at the eleven o'clock twelve o'clock yuletide next frida

us hundreds of thousands of people have marched through london to call for a second referendum on bragg's it the u.k. it was supposed to quit the european union next friday but even leaders extended the deadline after britain's parliament twice rejected prime minister teresa mayes bragg's a deal many britons now want lawmakers have back on you public vote on whether or not britain should believe that you at all. central london packed with protesters their message to the government give people another say on drugs that. waterway was true but it was. with britain's intended departure from the e.u. just weeks away politicians and the country remain divided demonstrators think there needs to be a second referendum to settle the issue i just think that we didn't make an informed decision we were both on voice sides we were given enough information we were told it wouldn't she look like the country is in a mess brought on by our government their incompetence. london mayor suttle khan says it should be up to the voters to undo the brags that chaos was trying to get the british people a final say

participates in the european elections in may also a no brainer deal bragg's it would be possible at that moment so to sum it up karl they have kicked the can down the road two weeks. now max theresa may she came into brussels in a tough position she was asking for an extension to join june thirtieth she didn't get that how satisfied do you think theresa may is with this outcome. my question she felt about the fact that she again didn't get what she came for here in brussels and she basically brushed it off saying that this was part of the nature of something like that that there needed to be to be compromise which is obvious of course the european union is all about about compromise but the question really is how does this change anything for theresa may because. most likely outcome at this moment is that the deal the withdrawal agreement will be rejected for a third time in the house of commons next week even if it even is put up for another vote because the speaker of the house of commons rejected it for the third vote this week so there might be some kind of change for him to put

you need a deal so that's still where we are we call it the braggs a conundrum right here and because of the situation you have more and more you've all makers and we talked to many of them over the course of this week who are pushing for a second referendum especially of course the social democrats because that's the same line that labor has the social democratic party back in the u.k. but that would only be possible with a longer extension if we are talking one or two years but that of course has different problems for example the european elections in may if we go beyond that date significant to go beyond that day then the u.k. would have to participate in those elections and that would be. awkward wouldn't you have a country that actually wanted to leave but still has to participate in the e.u. elections something that many lawmakers want to avoid because it might hijack the actual topics you know the actual things they want to talk about and there are many of them i gratian climate change just to mention two of them came next often forced brussels to get moss in london thanks so

patient of a difference in outcome and secondly just get it over with a build upon the rubble that is braggs it is interesting max we're talking about the possibility of a no deal breaks it tonight and we're not really talking about the possibility of a second break that referendum i mean how much of an appetite in brussels is there for letting the british vote yet again and whether or not to be in the. there is still a considerable appetite for that especially with the social democrats and the socialists that are trying to fall in line with their brothers and sisters in the u.k. so the labor party there although they seem to be at odds or not really understanding what is happening there in the u.k. at the moment with the labor party so yes second referendum but i've also noticed in the past months that the appetite for it generally speaking is decreasing because do you really want to have a second referendum where the outcome might be that a small majority of britons want to stay in the european union and then have this country at the table again in the e.u. saying we don't really want to b

i think you'll be hard pressed to find anyone arguing that theories amazed in control of the braggs it process anymore after she failed to push through tweaked a deal through parliament a second time on choose day it triggered a sequence of parliamentary vote the first of which was yesterday when politicians were able finally to agree on at least one thing and that's that they don't want no deal bragg's it to reason may says that she doesn't want a no deal breakers it either but at the end of that vote yesterday she came out and said that according to the law the u.k. might still get no deal gregg's it was beleaguered for which. you look. at the u.k. released without you do you. unless something else is agreed to the onus is now on every one of us in the house to find out well don't use. the frustration of the politicians that. situation they just voted to exclude the option of a new deal bragg's it and yet the prime minister comes straight out off the back of that vote and says well it's still very much a possibility so following on from that vote last night politicians face another d

of the so-called article fifty period so this is just another way of saying they would help delay bragg's it until the twenty second of may but there are strings attached to do this they would want the house of commons next week to approve the withdrawal agreement that was negotiated over the past years something that the house of commons has already refused twice to do so there is reason to believe you or they might do it a third time so why such a short extension because theresa may went in there demanding until the thirtieth of june with the simple reason is that the elections the european elections take place from the twenty third to the twenty sixth of may and if the brits don't take part of this but are technically speaking still part of the european union the legal implications aren't entirely clear and that is something that the leaders want to avoid because their top priority is to have the e.u. institutions all functioning because many of them believe that they have other problems besides bribes so is there a plan b. i'm just wondering is a contingency plan because the likelihoo

s are now gearing up to return to the commons for another vote on bragg's that issue being debated and then voted on later today is whether politicians will agree to leaving. without a deal now that's likely to be rejected in which case on thursday there is going to be another subsequent vote on whether to delay a bragg's if that happens to reason they would have to go back to brussels and once again and request a delay that would leave london at the mercy of brussels of course and the mood in brussels as paula will elaborate on in a moment is pretty thunderous so really political uncertainty the theme of the week we do not know how everything will shape up by the end of it and the turmoil that the country is facing was triggered by another disastrous vote in the house of commons last night politicians united against two reason may's deal she tweaked it with brussels but not enough clearly one politician referred to it as a polished turd in the runup to the vote and so she failed to push it through the house of commons by a second time she lost by one hundred forty nine votes that is a

british prime minister theresa may announce that she might resign but not before she delivers bragg's it. is school in the west bank isn't raided by israeli soldiers with children as young as ten held at gunpoint. broadcasting logic of this is r t international and john thomas glad to have you with us. and president trump has said russia needs to get out of venezuela warning that all options are on the table the threat comes after around one hundred russian troops touched down in caracas on saturday a move called an unnecessary provocation by washington. russia just to get out. we'll see the all options are out. just so you understand all options are off. moscow's already responded to trumps a threat by asking the u.s. to take the lead and remove its troops from syria earlier artes to go to join my colleague neil harvey with more. well the u.s. is very touchy when it comes to venezuela who could have thought right so here's what happened and what sent washington basically fallout grow over the weekend russia had sent about eight hundred of its military personnel over to caracas and th

ever delivered bricks it means bricks it years from now to reason may is likely to be seen as the braggs it prime minister that her legacy depends on it how message to the people of britain is that she is trying her hardest to deliver britain's departure from the e.u. this i am absolutely sure you the public have had enough your charge of the infighting your charge of the political games and the arcane procedural rounds tired of m.p.'s talking about nothing else but bricks it when you have real concerns about our children schools our national health service knife crime. you want this stage of the bricks it process to be over and done with i agree i am on your side she might be forgiven for wondering if there is anyone left on her as a political commentator says teresa mayes approach to bragg's it is a failure. she is trying her best to to deliver on the referendum result but she's dead wrong in the way of doing it the withdrawal agreement and the backstop means that unless the irish agree with our trade agreements we end up being ruled by brussels in perpetuity that can't make any sense

hundreds of thousands of descended on central london calling for a people's vote over bragg's ever increasing uncertainty about the u.k.'s withdrawal from the. this is r.t. international. and nineteenth weekend of yellow vests rallies has come to an end cross the country in france although this time the authorities had banned marches in certain areas including key parts of the capital in nice an elderly woman was said to be seriously injured after she fell when police tried to clear protesters from a central square that they'd been banned from gathering on and she reportedly had her head on the ground and police were quick to give medical help from paris where the protests were more peaceful here's our correspondent medina cochon of. several thousand people marched across the city center and this sound on the steps of those famous zach recurrent cathedral which is located right in the north of the city there shouting slogans many brought flags representing different unions that they came from they also brought political posters but overall this demonstration seems to be rather peaceful paris

parliament is and how divided the country here in the united kingdom really is on the question of bragg's with all of these choices eight of them they really contains the full spectrum of choices from leaving with no deal to revoking article fifty completely and overturning bragg's it and not one of those options or any of them in between managed to secure a majority within the house of commons the prime minister's deal with the european union the one she's agreed with that has twice been rejected by record margins by the house of commons and we also hear earlier this evening that the prime minister to resign may have partners in government the northern irish party the d.p. they've come out and said again that they won't be supporting the prime minister's deal because for them it challenges the integrity of the united kingdom so there are some who are saying that if parliament doesn't have the numbers well that needs to be another general election to try to clear up this mess and to find a majority for one option or the other not part of the favored. position of the labor leader join me c

it with smoke it could include motions for braggs if the u.k. remains within a customs union and skin tin used to have access to the single market there are really endless possibilities as to what process parliament chooses from here forward but what we do know is that the clock is ticking and that an e.u. remain impatient with how disorganized the ukase approach has been and they haven't ruled out there being a no deal outcome either because the e.u. has confirmed that they've completed their preparations for a no deal bragg's it which they concede to will be difficult and disruptive for businesses and individuals on both sides of that divide so now all eyes turn to the coming days and weeks and. parliament to see whether they can see a way forward which can garner a majority in the house but also crucially which can get the approval of voters on the continent in brussels francesco was a retired professor of european law at edgehill university things to reason may's handling of bragg's it has been a fairly. i think this is really the final or i

bragg, north carolina, is a nondescript red brick building.amond found himself a prime suspect in the murder of air force captain marty theer. >> military justice is much swifter than civilian justice. so he goes to the article 32 hearing, which is like the grand jury. they immediately find cause and they charge him. >> reporter: and nine months after the murder, in a small ft. bragg courtroom, diamond went on trial before a military jury. >> diamond was very, very cocky at the beginning. he would laugh and joke with reporters in there. he was just so sure that he was going to be acquitted. >> reporter: john diamond wasn't the star of his own trial. michelle was. she was free as a bird then. though still under investigation by fayetteville civilian homicide cops. and here she was called to testify at her former lover's military trial. >> she shows up, her hair is now, like, a red color that she's colored it. she's lost a bunch of weight. and she's got a gaggle of media following her into the building. >> it was all image. no substance. michell

it with a deal of bragg's it without a deal or no bugs at all seems like not much has changed after all max the berkut coming back to you we just heard from max so that there are several votes possibly planned this week take us through what will happen if parliament fails to pass the budget deal today. if called amend doesn't vote for trees amazed ill she is from this that there will be a vote on or a no no no you're crazy out of the european yeah end of march without a silver of unserious that it sounds to now is that i know that they are they very much for this motion so if they do it and no deal breaks it then there's going to be a vote in a possible extension as much mentioned and the thinking here in london is if the reason they lose is by a big margin last time you remember she goes by to our heads that he goes if it's a big margin then she might have to look for a longer extension and then who knows what would happen maybe a general election if she only loses by a smaller margin maybe only a shorter extension and then she will try and get this to. another time so another mean

that led her to become prime minister but by the time bragg's it rolls around all of that years and years and years of hollowing out with oliver letwin talked about the merits of privatisation indebtedness hollowing out austerity finally caught up in like heinz craft which has been now being written down and it's become a commodity in the package food industry the brands of heinz and kraft now not really getting a premium in the marketplace like they would had their brands not been decimated in this way so too is the britain that goes out there in the world stage looking to cut deals but it doesn't have that cachet anymore the brand has been has been hurt badly by the hollowing out the privatisation the financialization the overtake of the entire country by the city of london kind of the end game of the margaret thatcher era so i agree it's a good analogy and the brand of britain is suffering and it's something that once you lose it it's very very difficult to get back you know it's almost impossible to

bragg, like the major. he went by the name "black stuntman." deputy da billy west was monitoring the investigation. >> they were chat friends, chatting about the swinging lifestyle and that sort of thing. and david actually said, you need to meet my wife joan, and invited him to a swinging party. >> they all got together at a local hotel, just social that first time, no sex. >> there was a second swingers' party that both of the shannons and jeffrey attended. and at that party, he i think as well as others did have sex with joan. but after this happened, joan and jeffrey started seeing one another. >> that was okay, though, according to the rules the shannons had established, as long as it was just sex and nobody got romantically entangled. anyway, wilson was married with kids. there was no indication that his wife knew what he was up to on the side with joan. >> we started doing some one on one, is what they call it, when the other person is not there. david always knew when i was with jeff. and the relationship with jeff started, it was a sex

british lawmakers have dealt yet another defeat to prime minister to resign may over bragg's it may was trying to pass a motion approving only part of the withdrawal agreement she agreed with brussels but her deal was rejected by a margin of fifty eight votes now it appears a much longer extension to the braggs a deadline might be required from the european union prime. us president donna.

a deal brit britain's parliament voted to reject a no deal bragg's it but the risk of border gridlock still hasn't receded britain may crash out if it cannot extend the divorce process it's that risk which has already led british manufacturers to ramp up stockpiles to the highest level on record mainly food and beverage companies but also clothing chemicals electronics and partner parts makers and we visited iconic bicycle brand brompton and their factory in south london take a look. welding. spinning. and fastening on this factory floor in south london workers are assembling brompton is iconic foldable bicycles entirely by hand it's a complex task each bike is made up of over one thousand different parts. these come from belgium these come from from this these come from germany. there is a hub that comes from taiwan. but that could soon turn into a huge problem for brompton with breaks it approaching fast and no trade agreements signed c.e.o. will butler adams is for seeing a massive delivery problems the worst case scenario if we don't have one point if we don't have this little par

fun and it focuses on job creation and training particularly in northern england the area back to bragg's a referendum with a large majority opposition m.p.'s have dismissed the fun as a desperate bribe to gain support. istm a plan to present a final brags that tax for a parliamentary vote by march twelfth. and that's it for me in the business team you can of course find more about these stories on dot com slash business m c thanks for watching. the best time to take one step further than face the loss of. time to search the know and fight for the troops. hard to overcome down dreams and to connect the buttes time fly to dublin. coming up ahead minds. are digital more years. for women for internet activists one mission the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and violence they deplore the powers of social media. their messages are suffering like wildfire social media spectacle critical of the amazons of. the cars. on the streets and the women who are changing the world to. the. digital. storage market going to w. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next fifteen

participates in the european elections in may also a no brainer deal bragg's it would be possible at that moment so to sum it up karl they have kicked the can down the road two weeks. now max theresa may she came into brussels in a tough position she was asking for an extension to join june thirtieth she didn't get that how satisfied do you think theresa may is with this outcome. by aster that question she felt about the fact that she again didn't get what she came for here in brussels and she basically brushed it off saying that this was part of the the nature of something like that that there needed to be to be compromise which is obvious of course the european union is all about about compromise but the question really is how does this change anything for the recent made because. most likely outcome at this moment is that the deal that withdrawal agreement will be rejected for a third time in the house of commons next week even if it even is put up for another vote because the speaker of the house of commons rejected it for a third vote this week so there might be some kind of cha

news of next german companies struggle to get ready for bragg said that's after a short break america. my first vice mosul sewing machine. where i come from women are bones by this ocean for a minute something as simple as learning home to write them by side of these and. since i was a little good i wanted to have both eyes that the both my home and it took me me as the month i. finally gave up and mental buying young by psychos and returns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for those than writing advice as knowledge i want to reach out to those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of oded basically writes my name is the about of the home and i work at speeds of. bracing for braggs it up for what kind of breaks that call and on the west german companies doing business in the u.k. see if they're struggling to get ready. also on the show a big bill for a buyer millions of dollars have been awarded to a gardener who says buy or own that lead killer roundup caused his county. and turning trash into treasure we meet a woma

supposed to but the politicians in parliament won't sign off on it because some of them are hard bragg's it is that want to stick it to brussels and many of them remain is that want to stick with brussels and pleasing the politicians in a predominantly remain a parliament while carrying out the will of the people is turning into an impossible task some say she's trapped like the time she couldn't get out of this car carrying the poisoned brags that chalice. even donald trump has had a dig i'm surprised the hell they're believe it's all gone voices of support are rare i don't always agree with her but i know her to be a woman of coverage i also feel sorry for because we have actually given her an impossible task for critics though there's no excusing mase bungled bragg's it with public anger over brags that running high. laughing at the prime minister has become a national pastime. come with me and together let's see. what's. on the plane it's. everything. and who can forget her famous touch phrase bricks it means bricks it years from now to reason may is likely to be seen as the braggs i

on the table to resume as a weakened leader it's hard to argue that she's still in control of the braggs it process and the way the parliamentary system works is that every time there is a vote politicians can bolt on extra issues and amendments with enough support so this could steer the process either back towards no deal even through potentially accidentally even if it's rejected tonight it could still get back to that or it could stand the process back towards no bragg's if there is enough support for another referendum. with two defeats to her bucks a deal in as many months may is facing the pressure and not just from m.p.'s a new poll shows that fifty percent of people in britain would now support the prime minister's resignation but as jeremy corbyn renewed his calls for a general election today may lash back saying that there was only one thing more worrisome than roxette. leaving the with the deal is this is a business organizations have been clear across the u.k. that they want to back the deal this is worried about the uncertainty it breaks it there's one thing they worry abou

and a petition calling for braggs it to be cancelled has reached nearly four million signatures since wednesday setting a record for the parliament website and comes amid increasing uncertainty of the future of the u.k. is divorced from the on thursday british prime minister tries to make it was in brussels to negotiate an extension to the withdrawal deadline leaders agreed to a two week delay until may the twenty second parliament passes have twice rejected as a deal if not have only until april the twelfth to propose a new plan however the prime minister has said a fresh vote may not take place next week as expected into even further disarray following all the twists and turns of this saga has probably. remember that simpsons episode where bart touching the electrified cup. and i was like i was imagining that's again have breakfast you can use to the right two hundred. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two eyes to the right. two hundred forty two moves to the left three hundred nineteen one so the no no no no you have it the woman tasked with leading the country at its gr

fun and it focuses on job creation and training particularly in northern england the area back to bragg's that referendum with a large majority opposition m.p.'s have dismissed the fun as a desperate bribe to gain support for her brags a deal this may plans to present a final bragg's that tax for a parliamentary vote by march twelfth. and that's it for me in the business team you can. of course find more about these stories on dot com slash business i'm sitting that's watching. the game as an illegal immigrants get a productive life and got to pause it or it. can say is gone and he's not welcome back lady liberty is pages looking down and shaking her head at night what happened to. donald trump's erode tolerance policy has torn a pos illegal immigrant families in america. close on sixty minutes. what's the connection between bread flour and the european. no. matter b.t.w. correspondent and i have a baker crap. turn to stay in mexico about recipes for success and the strategies that make a difference. baking bread. d.w. . it's all happening. pretty. sure linked to news from africa and the

and then of course there's bragg's which could raise new hurdles in a matter of days. and my colleague general duma lown talked brags that and other concerns with one of the industry heavyweights now in geneva b.m.w. chief kruger. mr krueger briggs it is three weeks away but it's still beset by uncertainty we could still be facing a delay of this whole process now how are you dealing with it as a business that has a very big u.k. footprint clear flexibility you have to plan with volatility we have a very flexible production system we can react on changing to mons and we will see what the politicians will finally come and what will be the outcome but flexibility is all a key we have prepared for that. in the u.s. of course now tariffs on european cars remains a threat your biggest plant is in the u.s. now what will these tariffs mean to you if they come to pass i mean we have very proud that we have the biggest plant and from b.m.w. and south carolina we have net exports from spot we are exporting more than seventy percent to the wood to europe to china and we are clear

a third vote on bragg's that will take place next week if m.p.'s again vote to reject theresa may as planned she will have to ask brussels for a long delay which could last years that could potentially trigger a general election or a second referendum on the other hand if it is passed the prime minister could request a postponement to the end of june by then the u.k. might either leave the block with a deal or walk away with nothing at all if both sides fail to reach a consensus and to see a church looks at some of the possibilities still on the table as parliament turns on may. it's been a very hectic week here in parliament with a series of votes meant to eliminate certain possibilities of what bragg's it might end up looking like if you recall just on tuesday night we saw m.p.'s reject to resubmit bracks a deal that she painstakingly staking we negotiated with brussels reject that for the second time around then on wednesday night we saw a big new to the possibility of a new deal bracks it which of course still didn't take that option off the t

turns down trees and maze request for a three month of bragg's a delay offering the twenty second of may as an absolute deadline with strings attached. president trump says he is ready to recognize that israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights it disputed area captured from syria in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. and western powers questioned italy's willingness to join beijing's belt road infrastructure project calling it a tool for chinese influence. or broadcasting live direct from our studios most of this is r t international and sometimes. president trump has weighed in on a fifty two year dispute between israel and syria saying the us is ready to recognize the occupied golan heights as part of israel turkey has condemned the announcement accusing the us of supporting israel's so-called occupation policy artie's killam up and as more donald trump support for israel has taken some new heights and that would be the golan heights and it now seems that despite the un and syria and others recognizing the territory as belonging to syria donald trump wants it to be r