for more we're joined by brecht expert a dual u.s. u.k. citizen the c.e.o. strong marco reportage hilary welcome it's been an interesting forty eight hours since you gave us that last update what's your take on what's the current circumstances well i will say that interesting is an understatement yes it is being quite fractious and as we predicted you know theresa may has a tough road to hoe and the reason is because she's not satisfying the laborites she's not satisfying those that wanted to remain and she's not satisfying the bricks that is remember she was a remain an initially and what has happened now with all these resignations those lead a power because they need to be forty eight left as a forty eight come in then there will be a general election interestingly and you think that political popularity could be a problem if she actually could be out of power as we're hearing this a moment ago well actually yes don't forget she lost seats in the last election as well and she did promise to set down if there was a loss of so many seats so she isn't a very

new news out today a new brecht that secretary member apart member of parliament stephen barclay was named as the new brecht that secretary replacing dominic robb we told you about that he left over the withdrawal brecht that deal yesterday so these markets are all taking a real pummelled down and i think what traders are probably doing is just trying to either be flat right not to be exposed either way or just to get out of their positions because who the heck knows. what might happen on monday what might the news be i will tell you we will tell you on monday and going to south america to the coal cap in colombia the index down and then the eyeball vest but in brazil the largest economy there and you know we've talked about the president elect hardball so narrow there and he has actually picked a conservative sandton there bank in brazil named a banker as the central bank chief his name is roberto campos nato and the markets seem to be you know ok with with that news just out today and moving to toronto to toronto stock exchange they're down on the week and new york stock exchange d

heard jake apres smug he is the leader of the spokes person probably off the hard line the ultra brecht satiric those figures in the tory party who really want a heart to lean and fast break was the european union they absolutely opposed the solution that britain is supposed to stay in a customs union for two years or even more maybe and to stick to european rules during that time they see this as treason and they denounce to reason mase deal as something that goes against this spirit of brics that it's bret's it in name only as they call it and they are ready to mount a leadership a formal leadership challenge against her so she is really beleaguered from all sides and nobody absolutely nobody wants to step into her shoes at the moment which which makes this whole notion of a leadership challenge all the more intriguing if nobody wants the job why try to take out the one person who is in the job at the moment. exactly full that's the conundrum at the heart of it and that is what somehow seems to slow the tare rebels down of course a few names have been named by jake a priest monk who a

nations but businesses with steve malzberg and there's considerable and potentially consequential brecht's in the c.e.o. of straw market hillary ford which is here with the latest star to correspond at the taj a suite joins us to consider where all the garbage has gone this hard retail of trash may shock some of you all that directly has but first it's a mad line let's go. the u.s. supreme court will not second guess one of the trump of ministrations first regulatory rollbacks to limit so-called net neutrality which under former president barack obama sought to ensure all internet data be available to more people and to those particularly in rural locations the obama era rule sought to ensure the internet was not discriminatory and outlawed such discriminatory efforts by providers of websites platforms apps or communications delivery the federal communications commission headed by hand selected trump appointee scaled back the consumer friendly rule on a boat of three to two party line last december and a lower federal court upheld the trumpet administration's position the supreme court tod

that ms may said the alternatives to the draft were a no deal brecht's it or not leaving the european union at all as described the deal as the best that could be negotiated she also said that difficult days were ahead and that she believes with her head and her heart the deal is in the national interest the deal must now be approved by parliament we'll continue to get some details and bring you more. the continuing clash between the italian government and the european commission over italy's two thousand and nineteen budget continues a tie and finance minister giovanni tria defied previous objections in a letter to the commission that notify them that mr tria and his colleagues would push ahead with a budget that projects a budget deficit equivalent to two point four percent of the a challenge and gross domestic product mr tria also insisted that he would stick with the underlying projections of a one point five percent growth on which the deficit figure depends the italian ministers rebuff late yesterday night came ahead of a deadline given by the commission which is now expected to

that ms mays said the alternatives to the draft were a no deal brecht's it or not leaving the european union at all as described the deal as the best that could be negotiated she also said that difficult days were ahead and that she believes with her head and her heart the deal is in the national interest the deal must now be approved by parliament we'll continue to get some details and bring you more the continuing clash between the italian government and the european commission over italy's two thousand and nineteen budget continues the tie and finance minister giovanni tria defied previous objections in a letter to the commission that notify them that mr tria.

leaders have endorsed of brecht's a deal at a special summit in brussels this is the best deal with just the first to post a group for europe just use the only post. european commission president original code you can have marks what he said was a sad day for the european union. british prime minister theresa may says she does not share that sadness and is calling on her country to move on may now for.

break but stay with us because when we return there is considerable and potentially consequential brecht's at news the c.e.o. of strong mark hill report which is here with the latest and later r.t. correspondent to talk just tweet joins us to consider where all the garbage has gone it's a tawdry tale of trash which may shock you as we go to break here the numbers at the closing brace the closing bell back in a flash. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race he's also a scary dramatic and is. oh good the only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very chaotic at a time time to sit down and talk. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation in the us my mike was hoping when the board doesn't implement the president's god i'm just going to going to the. woods as the feed of the dog on him to see them must also apply to them proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that a such a security risk when you have a black box operati

rates too fast you said could be a problem the trade disputes could be a problem he also mentioned brecht's it and you know that could have been a big impact worldwide on some some economies any noted some weakness in housing and i said that i thought he said that some assets classes could be overvalued but i didn't see more than at what you think is referring to in the overvalued asset classes adam. i wonder if you is going with traditional asset classes or he's looking at some of the more more alternative it would be interesting i'd like to dig a little deeper and find out what he was referring to there because because that could be a target for for some downside opportunity so that's a very good question let me ask you this adam the president continues to brow beat on twitter and in remarks the fed mr powell his pick for chairing the fed suggesting the economy is slowing because of the fed what do you think. well the presidents and the trump administration's goal is to see an increase of three percent of g.d.p. per quarter and they're on pace with that we also saw that unemployment hit a

is hard brecht third a real are optional right now in if it is what does that actually mean because it's looming my friend did salumi go ahead. well i think it is if you like more a default position than an option because of course pretty says that they want it but it might happen if the parliamentary of arithmetic is such that there is no agreement are there on bricks on to raise a maze breaks it plan or on anyone else's i mean at that stage britain leaves the european union in march two thousand and nineteen without a deal here's all the problems that go with that now can i just go back to a point which marcus and allister were making i think a lot of the trouble as be the great secrecy with which to raise them may has conducted this negotiation she could have said right at the beginning that what she wanted was to keep britain in a customs union or a customs regime and with the with the european union negotiated with the european union on that basis and i think there would have been support for that both in the european union and in the house of commons all she could have said we want

there's a bevy of brecht's at news today we are pleased to be joined by our friend hilary ford which is c.e.o. of strong mark hilary welcome back. always great to have you and you're becoming this super your expert on bret's it but now you're giving it to us all the time we appreciate you are speaking earlier and a sort of interesting want to throw away the script here a little bit about how big a deal this thing is and we get so immersed in every little thing that's happening i'm going to talk about some of those things but to some extent i wonder if we're sort of like the quintessential frog in the water that's being boiled first is just a nice little hot form of a sudden he's cooked we've seen theresa may really move from a there's not going to be a deal unless it's this way but is she perhaps moving the goalposts on what is acceptable for a breakfast deal well first of all my pleasure to be back thank you but two things here i say what a play theresa may has to make sure she keeps or factions together and increasingly there are splintered factions within her own party and within

results and orderly brecht's and at the end of march two thousand and ninety if the house of commons votes no and that seems likely at the moment chaos ensues. after some reflection time all of these possibilities are on the menu from directors it chaos to no flags at all my thoughts on that. exactly. there's still lots of work to be done for theresa may yeah we always say that but you know what it's true. she remains prime minister for the sovereignty all right basically and you know now to some of the other stories making news around the wild a new study says climate change will cost the united states hundreds of. billions of dollars annually by the end of the century the congressionally mandated report warns that public help them access to water will be threatened the trump administration has called the report inaccurate. people in taiwan of voting in a series of referendums on same sex marriage the island is deeply divided on the issue but last year its top court ruled same sex marriage should become legal within two years as midterm elections for local representatives are also t

was at some point down but that was more related to brecht's it in italy and then in the last hours recovered so we are actually here in the green at the moment. is this just news for the german economy or do these figures of why that is. what i do feel we really have to talk a little bit more about the wider impact of this situation germany is still strong enough that even though those g.d.p. figures when they are down at the moment also not dramatically down they are geopolitical reasons behind this analysts are telling us that germany's export figures have been going down mostly because of this ongoing trade tension with the united states with and talking lately more about the trade war between china and the u.s. but we also have to keep in mind that the u.s. president donald trump has has really attacked europe and also drew many as well and this has been slowing down the economy so exports numbers went down consumer spending as well while at the same time imports from of brought went out. dannielle hope in frankfurt thank you very much for this analysis. and we stand germany where people

bloc but as the future of the deal is still uncertain young experts are assessing how the looming brecht's it will impact. coventry in the heart of england home to students and researchers from across the european union many of them originally came to the u.k. through the e.u. a rasmussen program but with briggs that looming exchange programs like these could be a thing of the past for british students the country's future outside the e.u. has also been the subject of heated debate here in berlin where many young brits had their first taste of studying abroad. i figure u.k. or at least. employers in the u.k. want to employ more local people now or at least see it as something that's going to be easier and more practical for them as i think that is something that could definitely affect foreigners brits living in the e.u. are concerned about how freely they'll be able to move once britain leaves the european union. also just in terms of the friction of like moving from one place to another you know i don't know now but me back to the u.k. moving a truckload to share everything and is that g

thank you very much well still ahead on the news hour britain's foreign secretary says a brecht's a deal was ninety five percent complete but it's that final five percent approving the hardest. one to dr stanley the man behind comic book superheroes including spider-man and x. man. in sport real madrid's cara take her coach impresses enough to get a full time contracts peter will be here with the details on that later. sen robert kennedy. he was assassinated in june one thousand nine hundred sixty eight sir han serhant is still serving a life sentence for his murder but there have been calls for decades for the case to be reopened including from robert kennedy jr. all the evidence was destroyed after the trial they had a legal obligation to say the evidence because sir hand was going to file an appeal al-jazeera world asks who killed robert kennedy. al-jazeera. with and for you. across china millions of cameras are watching citizens every move and scoring their behavior when used investigates china's surveillance crackdown. on al jazeera. hello again the top stories on the al-jazeera new

it was always clear this is about damage control and they are very keen to get an orderly brecht's that but having said that it's also clear here that one has negotiated now for almost two years it's been hours and hours of of difficult negotiations where one was waiting for the british side to actually say what they want then finally to move beyond those red lines that they pointed out from the beginning now finally we have this document some six hundred pages hammered out and of course the hope is that this will go forward that this at least provides a step or two to move on because everyone is clear a cliff that is the alternative and that is something that brussels is very keen to avoid there are some in the u.k. who have suggested that there might still be time to tone down some of the provisions of this were drawn agreement now naturally that would require this deed to go back to the e.u. is there any appetite in the e.u. to have another look at this withdrawal agreement. a number of leaders arriving here this morning were asked their exactly that questions and they avoided it cle

because in it within these five hours there were rumors coming out of downing street that some tory brecht's tears were absolutely infuriated and that she really had a hard time to get them to sort of back her up and go along was the deal and so this is a first step but it is she's not there yet i mean many had thought she would fall to the day when the meeting lasted so long everybody said oh this is going horribly wrong and then finally once more we must say she emerged victorious but nothing is for sure yet and we know that she has to go to parliament tomorrow and try to do the same thing there and is that going to be as easy and i'm saying i'm using the word here easy very. carelessly i'm going to be the as easy as it was tonight. it's going to be much more difficult because of course she will have to full brunt of the hard story breaks to cheers against her who do who do stand up in parliament and voice their opinion as she will have to full brunt of the scottish parliament ariens off the whole assembled opposition and for all of really for own do you pete who has been sort of wavering

it was spain has been done concerning gibraltar she said to gibraltar really remain british after brecht's it like it has been before and she also confirmed that she will negotiate with spain about anything that is concerning gibraltar as it has been done before so the question really is what was all this drama about it was much ado about nothing from a process view well in that case i mean what can we actually expect at the summit tomorrow it will not be a love fest because the u.s. still against breaks at the host of the summit under tusk that you commission you a council president rather said in a tweet it will be a sad moment we have demonstrated troll now in place for the break said but it's not that then advantage neither for the e.u. not for britain but he also tweeted friends will be friends till the end like the queen song said so it will be a kind of a mixed signal but not not a very long summit because there are no tensions everything is ok as we can expect a very smooth only ninety minutes of scene from the summit ok brant listen the deal that is due to be signed off to morrow

results an orderly brecht's and at the end of march two thousand and nineteen if the house of commons votes no and that seems likely at the moment chaos ensues. after some reflection time all of these possibilities are on the menu from directors it chaos to no gregs at all my thoughts on that. there's still lots of work to be done for me so i made yeah we always say that but you know what it's true this she remains prime minister for the sovereignty all right. and what happened that doesn't max. well the likelihood of our brags it increases because suzi a new prime minister will take time and that's the one thing that nobody has at the moment of course depends on who will become the new prime minister of exit here then the chances of our bracks an increase even further back so when in brussels always a pleasure talking to you thank you very much not as all the other stories making news around the world a new study in brazil say is the destruction of the amazon rain forest has reached its highest level in a decade the government data called illegal logging a major cause of deforestatio

leaders have endorsed a brecht that deal at a special summit in brussels this is the best view posted good forwards and does diversity push you good for you or at least alluding to pull some european commission presidential code you have marks what he said was a sad day for the european union. but british prime minister theresa may says she does not share that sadness and is calling on her country to move on may now faces the challenge of pushing the deal through her own parliament the opposition labor party has already said it will vote against it. and the conflict between russia and ukraine worsens off the coast of crimea as kiev accuses russia of firing on its vessels in the black sea and impounding them. with. an exposer welcome to the program. the european union has officially agreed on a divorce deal for britain's departure from the bloc it took the heads of the e.u. used twenty seven other nations just an hour at a special summit in brussels e.u. officials said they were sad at the u.k.'s withdrawal but stressed the bloc in britain would remain partners and friends british prim

some things that will point towards the incentive on both sides that they do want to see an orderly brecht's it ok we're still looking for clarity a number of issues and in brussels very good in london the number of conservative party rebels is growing raising the chances of a leadership challenge against a reason may if she's still going to be prime minister by the end of the week. your guess is as good as mine brian we are in an extraordinary situation to resume a he's just been here at the c.b.i. at the employers conference here in london and trying to sell her deal to britney spears news and she's had a woman positive response however if you kilometers up the thames we know that there are her own m.p.'s who are plotting against her and who really don't want to spread to do to go through a number of them think this is such a vertical it's better to crush out with no deal of course this is not what britain's business ones are going to give you false and on the type of response the nature of the response she got where you are at that c.b.i. conference. well it was interesting she ended her

leaders have endorsed of brecht's a deal at a special summit in brussels and this is the best deal which is the first to post a group for europe. use the. post. european commission president in his own code you can have marks what he said was a sad day for the european union. british prime minister theresa may says she does not share that sadness and is calling on her country to move on may now faces the challenge of pushing the deal through her own parliament the opposition labor labor party has already said it will vote against it. and women around the world take to the streets to call for a stop to domestic abuse and gender based violence. on nick spicer welcome to the program. the european union has officially agreed on a divorce deal for britain's departure from the bloc it took the heads of the e.u.'s twenty seven other nations just an hour at a special summit in brussels e.u. officials said they were sad at the u.k.'s withdrawal but stressed the block and britain would remain partners and friends u.k. prime minister theresa may urged britain's to support the deal but it won't be p

think i think but clearly shows he and the labor party have only one intention that is to frustrate brecht's it and try to. yes i mean. let's bring in nicole richie is covering the latest brags the developments for us in london hi nicole do we know more about what actually is in this deal. while i know little about this trough but as we could already hear right now the eat a song it has lots of turmoil of in london it is supposed to be a legal text of more than five hundred pages which outlines the future relationship between the u.k. and the u. and which touches on one of the most important issues in these discussions which is the irish border now we have heard in the pasco for weeks that actually ninety five percent of the want to as the two of them were negotiating all sorted bought the irish border so the lacking five percent are supposed to be in this document and convert in this document and if we if we remember both parties the e.u. and the u.k. want to avoid a hard order which we in the u.k. is northern ireland and the e.u. . is that. this might be right. and that there might be a cu

is very intends to get an orderly brecht's that but of course look if. things get really move from from from bad to was and you would really have a situation where for instance of the spanish government would say unless there is a clause on gibraltar in there. we will not sign the deal then you would have a serious problem same goes for treason may if she would call off the spreads to this deal and say well i have serious difficulties if things turn really sour and it looks like we need more time to negotiate i would say this summit could be moved further down the road get much us reporting for us in brussels thank you for your continued coverage. of this we have to speak now with some of the other stories making news around the world. police in kenya say gunmen have kidnapped an italian aid worker in the coastal town of to come up the kidnapping was part of an attack late on tuesday night in which at least four people were injured the attackers identity is unclear but somali based to islamic militants have been blamed for a spate of kidnappings in the a

teresa mayes hoping the road to brecht's its success at home might just run through brussels together with e.u. chief john claude juncker she's trying to hammer out the text of a draft deal governing her country's future relationship with the e.u. but a two hour meeting behind closed doors only yielded a pledge to talk more we've had a very good meeting this evening we've made further progress and as a result we've given sufficient direction to our negotiators i hope for them to be able to resolve the remaining issues and that work will start immediately i now plan to return for further meetings including with president on saturday to discuss how we can bring to a conclusion this process and bring it to a conclusion in the interests of all our people. by fighting for a better deal in brussels may could boost her chances of winning parliamentary approval for her plan before meeting with junker she get made her case to skeptical lawmakers at home. if you look at the alternative to having that deal with the european union it will either be more uncertainty more division or it could risk

they will have and also done a toast to the concert president this is not the bill not be a joyful brecht's it is of course a set moment for the year that britain believe it's only damage control and this is only the first step after this comes the vote in the house of commons in london and this is another story and in brussels thank you police in paris have fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters demonstrating against rising fuel costs parts of the french capital have been brought to a standstill by in the so-called yellow vest protesters who oppose president and his economic policies thousands of police officers have been deployed to stop them from reaching the presidential palace two people have been killed and hundreds injured since the nationwide protests began last week. and he joins us now so pierre what's the situation in paris at the moment where there are definitely some incidents under sean really there was some people were grabbing some rocks some security fences lightning some fires and it's very iconic i knew but on the other side police firing tear gas and wate

you see this layer, only the head of the brecht and outside side this way.chinese traders and settlers, mainly from nearby bridge in amp province, were coming in nearby numbers. —— fujian province. they brought with them their language and culture. this is tainan‘s monis tree surrendered by the modern city. it is one of the old est the modern city. it is one of the oldest temples in taiwan. parts of the date back to the 16 80s. most mornings and evenings, the 100 or so monks and nuns who gave for prayer and devotion. they‘ re monks and nuns who gave for prayer and devotion. they're chanting gives thanks to the border for his teachings and providing a path to alignment. —— enlightenment. this reverend, who has been a known for 20 years, the grand is beautiful and atmospheric place. we hope you at their happiness in life. so tell me a bit about the border behind us. he is the happy border. he looks very happy. is the happy border. he looks very happy--- is the happy border. he looks very happy. —— buddha. is the happy border. he looks very happy. -- buddha. he

we'll all be all no brecht's it. within hours of revealing her draft private plan to cabinet stands a plane to security for backing to members abruptly quit on the brakes and secretary that was just the start in total seven members of trey's iran's government resigned she also had to face a three hour morning by an pings does the prime minister's still intend to vote of false choice to parliament between her botched jail or no jail and the labor party have only one intention that is to frustrate the trade if. you are not delivering the break suit people voted for and today you will lose the support of many conservatives. millions of voters across the country we can choose to leave with no deal we can risk no breaks it all or we can choose. i. or or we can choose to unite and support the best deal that can be negotiated this deal prime minister comes before us today trying to sell us a deal that is already dead in the water the reason why the people of this country are so fed up he's because they've been made so many

nations but businesses with steve malzberg and there's considerable and potentially consequential brecht's in the c.e.o. of straw market hillary ford which is here with the latest star to correspond the toughest sweet joins us to consider where all the garbage is gone this tawdry tale of trash may shock some of you all that directly has but first it's a mad line let's go. the u.s. supreme court will not second guess one of the trump of ministrations first regulatory rollbacks to limit so-called net neutrality which under former president barack obama sought to ensure all internet data be available to more people and to those particularly in rural locations the obamacare rules sought to ensure the internet was not discriminatory and outlawed such discriminatory efforts by providers of websites platforms apps or communications delivery the federal communications commission headed by hand selected trump appointee scaled back the consumer friendly rule on a boat of three to two party line last december and a lower federal court upheld the trumpet administration's position the supreme court tod

minister theresa may who moments ago announced her cabinet has backed a draft withdrawal plan for brecht's that ms may said the alternatives to the draft were a no deal breaker. or not leaving the european union at all as described the deal as the best that could be negotiated she also said that difficult days were ahead and that she believes with her head and her heart the deal is in the national interest the deal must now be approved by parliament we'll continue to get some details and bring you more. the continuing clash between the italian government and the european commission over italy's two thousand and nineteen budget continues italian finance minister giovanni tria defied previous objections in a letter to the commission that notify them that mr tria and his colleagues would push ahead with a budget that projects a budget deficit equivalent to two point four percent of the a challenge and gross domestic product mr tria also insisted that he would stick with the underlying projections of a one point five percent growth on which the deficit figure depends the italian ministers rebu

british prime minister tourism a has defended her draft brecht's deal saying it will put the u.k. on the right course for a definitive divorce from the european union despite a climate of criticism over her latest plan she again urged members of parliament to unite and get behind it. yes difficult and sometimes uncomfortable decisions have had to be made i understand fully that there is some who are unhappy with those compromises but this deal delivers what people voted for in the national interest and we can only secure it if we unite behind the agreement reached in cap and it yesterday. so with the march on twenty nine thousand bricks the deadline looming to reason may has come under increasing pressure to secure concessions from the e.u. but on thursday the prime minister suffered yet another bruising day in office after her latest divorce plans triggered a wave of resignations and talk of a no confidence vote she also had to face a three hour morning in parliament by m.p.'s. we can choose to leave with no deal we can risk no breaks it is all we can. i or we can choose to unite

leaders have endorsed a brecht's that deal at a special summit in brussels this is the best to post a good foot bridge and does the first big push to for europe displeased alluding to didn't post the european commission presidential code you have marks what he said was a sad day for the european union.

leaders have endorsed of brecht's that deal at a special summit in brussels this is the best big push good for britain the first to push through full year of this is to see only the. european commission presidential coach jim calhoun marks what he said was a sad day for the european union. british prime minister theresa may however says she does not share that sadness and is calling on her country to move on may now faces the challenge of pushing the deal through her own party.

people express their dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs made concerns over no deal brecht revolution the town of bluest of wife it's a reason why and boris johnson by parading around and pictures. the mayor of london inside the car so it could take a generation to tackle the violent crime epidemic gripping the british capital according to the metropolitan police there have been one hundred and eight tina homicides in the city since the start of the year only boyko picks up the story. it's being called an epidemic and the british capital is bearing the brunt for men have been stabbed to death in the british capital in the space of just five days the youngest to die was only fifteen years old and that brings the total number of murders in london to one hundred eighteen since the start of the year rising knife crime knife crime knife crime epidemic an average of three killings a week londoners don't feel safe to quell public concerns about the rate of violent crime london's metropolitan police have deployed five hundred extra offices on street patrols one senior police office

instead of threatening this house with a no deal scenario or a no brecht scenario the pli prime minister and now we have a plan b. something her previous says has failed to do. why can't there be a plan b. the timetable for brakes which is now very very tight theresa may has used up almost all of the two years for seeing for brakes it and we're now we're just sixteen weeks ahead of greg said john we finally got a german who ever knew that eighteen months ago the clock was ticking right here but he has no plan b. either which is the whole contradiction here so essentially there were a series of different brakes is which are essentially available to the u.k. but ultimately to reason may has positive towards this variant she wants to control immigration into the u.k. above all else and that is why britain is ended up with this deal now it's a bit contradictory from jeremy corbyn to say we need a plan b. because he doesn't have that plan b. now and also bear in mind the e.u. doesn't really want a plan b. themselves because of the chore timeframe that that is imposed on them for a bright side

where people did exactly that and it can still no deal brecht's the revolution the town of louis took a swipe at a reason may and boris johnson by parading mock effigies while in london we mentioned anonymous the birth pains of a full salty's isa ali reports. that everybody. would be hard to. make such a stunt should the states know. there are still people on the streets that are suffering. for people looking to. move here coming down to make you know way too cold to see the number of flags being flowed. kind aside unfolded for justice it was but i don't see the yemeni see the yemeni flags right down so we have tried to hold tension so you think governments need support from saudi arabia if you haven't enough seen them for giving i said i want to know who people with different different kind of the different sides like sixty's one thing when a lot of. the many people who were the fighting force. one protests here many people basically. this is some russian idea only getting one hundred fifty with the government. remaining i don't remember it. was ninety nine i don't even trying to duc

brics that process to its end after the resignation today of four cabinet members including her brecht's that minister dominic robb the prime minister held a news conference earlier amid reports of internal party challenges to her leadership and acknowledged their resignations while insisting that her deal was best for the u.k. and the e.u. here's what she had to say. my approach throughout has been to put the national interest pst i don't judge harshly those of my colleagues who seek to do the same but you reach a different conclusion they must do what they believe to be right just as i do i'm sorry that they've chosen to leave the government and i thank them for their service ms maes leadership was criticised by opposition labor party's shadow bracks secretary and the leader of the far right u.k. independence party who says she could be out of power within the week here's that i think all the prime minister needs to do is to reflect on it listen to what parliament has to say and adjust her approach because she's she's not going to get this deal which is not a good deal through parliame

establishment here in westminster have really left and resigned in defiance of teresa mayes handling of brecht's it so while this is sort of seen as a one hurdle that is now over they have reached an agreement the e.u. leaders have signed up for it but the problem is going to be whether or not theresa may is going to be able to push this through back here in westminster the big questions remain about whether if m.p.'s don't back this deal or no deal bracks it could still happen whether she could be forced to step down whether there could be a new election and whether all of this could in fact just end up at square one so lots of questions still and all of those things we're going to be watching moving forward a little to be decided ok thank you natalie that was a tease and see children are there in london. france has been hit by a week of angry demonstrations against a hike in fuel prices led by people wearing bright yellow vests around eighty thousand protesters vented their anger on saturday nationwide with violence flaring up in paris gas water cannon and fires created scenes of chaos well th

at the moment as theresa may not only tries to push through and see her brecht's a deal but also essentially save her post as prime minister of this country we're seeing right now a new set of resignations having taken place this morning with high profile cabinet ministers and junior ministers heading towards the door in defiance of may's approach towards bracks it's we certainly know that this is an extremely nerve wracking time not just for her but for the rest of the country that i was watching exactly where this brags that chaos is going to be leading i can show you some newspapers here that are not being forgiving towards to resubmit all. well this one is pretty self-explanatory as you can see there are others that are talking about eleven ministers rejected her proposals forty tory rebels are plotting to bring her down war cabinet and others are seeing me papers over the cracks and here we have another one that talks about a split cabinet a split party and a split nation and indeed all of this comes following theresa may yesterday holding an entire five hour session with her cabinet mi

this is in direct contradiction to theenefits that brecht it would bring. the the the idea of control. the a number of of opponents say it's not the gd deal s insisteds it is. but the prime minister makes clear the options after 18 onths of negotiation rts limited. she said it's her deal with no deal or no any no preks it. she faced jeers in the house of hecommons. and will face more the in the. >>> and shares of european banks fell following the dart yur of e uk minorities. baepgs like royal bank of scotland and barclays. and just last month fed chairman jerome powell said a zorld brexit could have a negative effect on the american economy given us bank's exposure to european banks and businesses. >>> separately, bmw was watching the brexit negotiations crossly. e auto maker says the the political situation is sort unn there that it prepares for a no deal brexit which many economists say would b chaotic and disrupt global economies. othersy companies and like bmw are watching closely the brexit negotiations. but leto turn scott renn to yolk about why brexi