and see that's the twist and breck's is neither presented as a left wing issue or a right wing issue we witness the birth of a new political trajectory it's called anti establishment and these elections it didn't matter whether you're a communist or a puritan what matters is where you stood on the brake issue so pick out the tories and labor pensions and health care high or low taxes right now is the only dividing line in the u.k. and unlike alice in carol's alice in wonderland this is not a jury charge edwards dashti oxy london may be more of a dividing line on the people of the city opposed. to university in the u.k. . for his take on the election result saying that mark thinks utah looking at what is probably one of the biggest surprises of the ballot as we just heard our correspondents say the party's storming the e.u. parliament with a hefty win. britain pretty much divided doesn't it. yes i mean this is at many ways most unusual and interesting election in itself than modern science but the seeds of what happened to be a great deal of changing and entirely new policy bursting t

it is and will always remain a matter of deep regret to me that i have not been able to deliver breck's it. will be for my successor to seek a way forward that on as the result of the referendum. to succeed he or she would have to find consensus in parliament where i have not. such a consensus can only be reached if those on all sides of the debate are willing to compromise. for many years the great humanitarian nicholas winton who saved the lives of hundreds of children by arranging their evacuation from nazi occupied czechoslovakia through the kindertransport was my constituent in maidenhead at another time of political controversy a few years before his death he took me to one side at a local event and gave me a piece of advice he said never forget that compromise is not a dirty word life depends on compromise he was right as we strive to find the compromises we need in our politics whether to deliver breck's it or to restore devolved government in northern ireland we must remember what brought us here. because the referendum was not just a call to leave the e.u. but for profound cha

admit we have to vote and we will be in the european union at least until october of this year and breck's it is also a topic for the parliamentary elections because the deputies that come from britain will be all the help of them to the euro skeptics and right wingers so they could tip the scale actually in the grouping in the parliament to the right wingers and the brits could make the difference in the next party and the brits could make the difference and then be gone in just a matter of months after the election. on the story for us tonight from brussels thank you barry. our sports news now liverpool have stage an incredible comeback to advance to the finals of the champions league with a victory over barcelona missing two of their biggest stars the merseyside years had to overcome a three gold deficit from the first leg and they did two goals from devo already and two from georgina zero why not gave them a four nil victory for the ages they will play the winner of tottenham and i.x. that game is in. the marne. you're watching news on bridge golf business with today is up next after t

it is and will always remain a matter of deep regret to me that i have not been able to deliver breck's it. it will be for my successor to seek a way forward to the dawn as the result of the referendum. to succeed he or she would have to find consensus in parliament where i have not. such a consensus can only be reached if those on all sides of the debate are willing to compromise. for many years the great humanitarians and nicholas winton who saved the lives of hundreds of children by arranging their evacuation from nazi occupied czechoslovakia through the kindertransport was my constituent in maidenhead. at another time of political controversy a few years before his death he took me to one side at a local event and gave me a piece of advice he said never forget that compromise is not a dirty word life depends on compromise he was right as we strive to find the compromises we need in our politics whether to deliver breck's it or to restore devolved government in northern ireland we must remember what brought us here. because the referendum was not just a call to leave the e.u. but for

text i knew you would first i want to give us some context on these two things being breck's it and the violence that's bubbling up without a video comment from someone who researches this she's the assistant professor in political science and she talked to us from belfast alison breaks it has kind of pulled an issue of the border and ireland back into the mainstream in a way in which it hasn't been in recent years but it to vary from groups such as the new is not a consequence of breaks it as they are the traditional republican campaign for our issue ninety however breaks it and the instability that it has created is seen as an opportunity to be seized upon by such groups and the unlikely event that a hard border is directed it would undoubtedly be seen as a target. so pierce what do you make of that context i think is spot on there we have to remember that when it wasn't on the agenda when the issue of the referendum when we had functioning and power sharing between in paisley and martin mcguinness in the executive and the other parties or party to the executive there were little was

know she failed 3 times adding that it was a matter of deep regret that she wasn't able to deliver breck said there you have it a very important moment in british politics the resignation of theresa may as prime minister laurence leigh is standing by outside number 10 downing street for us laurence this was an immensely personal moment for theresa may and moment of reckoning and a very emotional prime minister. yeah i'll turn if you notice right at the very end her voice went on from where i was watching which slightly the angle of her face as she turns to go back inside her face completely crumples this is not the reason may that you ever see you know she's disparagingly described by her detractors in this country as the may but you know a robotic figure in capable of him saying repeating the same store cliches over and over again it means you know deals better than the bad deals stable governments at all and all those and all those things and yet in the valedictory speech is completely different person a lot of it obviously was. having having failed to get bricks in that sense of the l

not to resubmit had been trying for months now to get a negotiated breck's a deal through parliament which has been rejected 3 times and one of the main sticking points has been the future of britain's only land border with the european union between northern ireland and the irish republic may was been was pushing for a temporary u.k. e.u. customs union to avoid a hard border but that hasn't happened the wrangling over breaks it has twice forced the official date for it to be postponed and as things stand the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. on october 31st when it's now speak to hands on afghan cow who is a member of the european parliament from germany joins us via skype from berlin thank you so much for being with us can i get your reaction for us to to reset may announce in that she's stepping down and where do you think this leaves the old wrecks of process. my 1st reaction is that she is no rude 2nd prime minister who lost is respectively her job because of that because less of a get previous or so david cameron also had to resign because of the result of the run and i have some r

joined by the liberal democrats the greens the scottish nationalists and others who want to reject breck's it entirely and so in that sense the european elections will end up being a sort of mini second referendum in its own terms on whether or not people in this country want breck's it's all or whether they don't tell you what lawrence thanks very much indeed will brag that uncertainty has also been on the voters' minds in northern ireland particularly the future of the border with the republic of ireland which has been a major sticking point in the u.k.'s e.u. withdrawal as good under sentence he's there for us in belfast andrew has this predominantly been about bragg's that or are there other issues for northern ireland as well. where you hit on a major point there the border will the border end up being a hard border with the return of controls of fickle checkpoints of customs posts the days of old will be a factor here because people will look back on them the days of violence when the issue was republican i'll race a whole three decades of violence so this is really a concern about b

and then you do have a lot from the liberal democrats around 20 seats so although there is this big breck's it push with nigel francia in his team you do still have those seats coming from the liberal democrats and those who are backing europe so it's going to make it all quite awkward for brussels to have to deal with those pesky brits who was still in the e.u. should have gone but is still here it still unclear what they're going to do next only one of the awkward situations that's the moment we have to say alex thanks so much for that our federica bozzio standing by in milan good morning to you. italy's mattel's salvini aiming to build a pen nationalist bloc in the parliament here's what he had to say after results in italy were announced let's listen to that that is now we are the 1st party in the north and the south we got about 50 percent in so many cities and we also came 1st in many cities in the center we will go to work with even more energy passion and dedication the league is not only the 1st party in italy marine le pen is also the top european party in france and nigel farage

that breck that party big deal was having an impact their prime minister was gone or at least growing and the opposition labor party were also licking their wings alex speaks to independent m.e.p. and exit campaigner stephen prove yes or no stephen love joins me from brussels stephen you'll be celebrating the success of the blacks the past year how much would you say that's due to the popular feeling about the failure of westminster to lead the break that another highly have much to do to the personality of nigel for i think there's a combination of both the british people aren't stupid they are very angry and upset pretty ticked by in the north of england the middle and in wales where you saw increasing votes but surprisingly also in the southwest of england and in london and of course you need to have somebody that they can fix on someone with a personality a character and has a very clear message and there's no one better in the political business in britain at the moment that nigel farage in expressing the single message democracy is failing the brits is not there give us their fu

he said he would continue to oppose may's breck's a deal in parliament due to be brought back for a 4th by. in early june. anti-government demonstrators have taken to the streets of the algerian capital for the 13th consecutive friday they're demanding that the country's interim leader step down and that the presidential election planned for july 4th be canceled. this humanitarian organization sea watch says its ship is quote stranded at sea because it hasn't been allowed to dock anywhere the vessel rescued 65 migrants from a rubber dinghy on wednesday the church he says libya's west coast is a main departure point for people hoping to reach europe. arrogance untrustworthy smoke those are just some of the words australians are using to describe the top 2 candidates in the country's upcoming federal election but even if boaters don't want to choose the candidates they'll have to australia is one of the few countries with mandatory voting will be taking a look at the political disarray down under i'm called aspen in berlin and this is the day. favorite single bite that is cast on this wee

it is and will always remain a matter of deep regret to me that i have not been able to deliver breck's it she will officially step down as party leader on june the 7th but remain as prime minister until her successor is chosen in the end though the emotional strain of recent months overcame her i will shortly leave the job that it has been the honor of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love the prime minister's resignation became inevitable after a hostile reaction to have final breck's at compromise offer even senior figures within her own party were demanding that she quit now that she has many of those same critics have now praised her dignity and determination i found it moving actually i think that we you know the promises to the heart and soul is trying to do the best for this country at a difficult time facing a challenging climate in parliament many of those currently paying tribute are keen to succeed her in the top job mo

in britain is nearly full breck's it parties also on course for victory in the elections the u.k. was course not meant to take part in the ballot at all and should have left the e.u. but now. the nexus one picks britain's current brics and conundrum and. but even for it must be one of the strangest elections in political british history the united kingdom which is just about to leave the european union has just elected candidates to represent britain in the block and this absolutely fossil setup can be best summed up in famous lines in alice in wonderland by the great british royals the newest power. would you tell me please which we will to go through that depends a good deal only where you want to get to i do much cow why then it doesn't matter which way you go but even stranger than voting in an election to an organization that the u.k. choice to leave almost three years ago is the fact that the party that's won the lion's share of the vote is a newly formed direct party or to still the party absolutely knows the european union and what its parliament stands for now despite nig

while while other channels will be interested in procedure and the procedural ideas of breck's it and so on it's notable that she used phrases in that speech just now like the voice of the voiceless we've seen only in the past few hours that the united states is bringing charges against someone who tried to bring a voice to the voiceless julian a son who is in britain's guantanamo bay she brought the hostile environment in in this country which led to the deportation of people of color she implemented policies that had pregnant women chained and eventually she she turned that over ready for deportation the united nations rapporteurs an extreme poverty only this week said her policies are the misery to millions of people the u.n. reporter on torture tried to investigate claims that of the british government were involved in torture and when she talked about justice. we've got to remember that life expectancy in this country for the 1st time slowed down the worst slow down in 100 years leading some to say a 1000000 deaths in odyssey and i'm going to years i've seen i'm going to cut in y

it is and will always remain a matter of deep regret to me that i have not been able to deliver breck's it it will be for my successor to seek a way forward that on as the result of the referendum she will officially step down as party leader on june the 7th but remain as prime minister until has success is chosen in the end though the emotional strain of recent months overcame her that i will shortly leave the job that it has been the honor of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love the prime minister's resignation became inevitable after a hostile reaction to have final bricks at compromise offer even senior figures within her own party were demanding that she quit now that she has many of those same critics have now praised her dignity and determination. many of those currently paying tribute are keen to succeed her in the top job more than a dozen conservative m.p.'s could contest the leadership with the new prime minister emergi

for it but you must default setting is to stay in unless if there's still a way of getting on but breck says she is going to do it come hell or high water in our sense this is what tory m.p.'s are very slowly and very proud of me having to accept because under lots of now she's jumped she's gone for it she's left effectively in her resignation letter basically told her in very polite terms to resign and the same time the cabinet though they actually tormented by this because they don't want to seem so beastly as to try and follow suit and be so blunt and so now you see junior tory m.p.'s going public not just the token disgruntled bricks it is. soft moderates types saying she should go this is long since past when the next stage will be in this process while it's on friday. is going to be seeing graeme brady the chairman of the tory backbenchers who presides over leadership elections and the thing is every time there's always a demand for a resignation timetable she dances ok well maybe wants to put the draw agreement builds a parliament that is her condition she's agreed now and even n

vote of course you had a breck's it party formed simply to get the u.k. out of the european union so there were people who very much want to send to brussels members of the european parliament who want to make trouble here and that's probably why the brics that party came in 1st in the u.k. but if you look at some of the other countries in belgium the ex-pat vote was higher than it's ever been in recorded history and you had a huge to get out the vote campaign by the european institutions but also by civil society and remember that we have the student climate marchers every friday they are saying that this time they want people to vote and i think that that contributed to a huge surge in young voters and that's also why we saw some of the right wing populist parties and not do as well as they'd expected ok let's pick up on the far right and you're a skeptic you're a skeptic parties they are big ones and in italy though and in britain is in france the 3 core european countries but as you mentioned they they they didn't do as well elsewhere kind of a mixed

finally against all the odds and after months of negotiations london and brussels agreed on a draft breck's a deal e.u. leaders approved it but may fail to drum up enough support for the deal at home. at the last minute she was forced to call off a parliamentary vote after it became clear that she would not get the deal through . a desperate last ditch attempts to meet european leaders followed to try and get some concessions to make the deal more palatable to her critics 30 to no avail just as members of her own party seize the moment to challenge her leadership but may survive the vote of no confidence amongst tory m.p.'s. a fight over her deal in. 3 times it went before parliament and 3 times it was rejected by m.p.'s. it was postponed and meant britain had to take part in the european parliament elections muster talks between the opposition labor party and mates conservative governments seeking a compromise over breaks that broke down plunging the country back into uncertainty may's final attempt to repackage her brecht city or fails. in the end it was too much for may to survive. let's

and how strongly she has felt about being prime minister and particularly about her judy of getting breck's it through and making sure that the u.k. leaves the e.u. a job that she's failed to do and that is what is so difficult for her the writing has been on the wall for a considerable amount of time but now suddenly this week it's come to this crunch because she said to her m.p.'s of i want to put forward my bill my breakfast bill but i am going to offer the possibility of a 2nd referendum and i want to also say that we should have closer ties with the e.u. and many in her party really dislike that one of her cabinet ministers resigning this week and the back benches of those m.p.'s in her party saying enough is enough this woman has to go and today she finally fell on her sword and she was under huge pressure to leave and she's basically been pushed out but why isn't she going straight to reality it's a good question but i think the main reason why is because there is going to be a state visit from the u.s. president donald trump at the beginning of june and she we all know that she has

away from the previous one breck's it's been going for 7 or 8 years and it's not working out very well and it starts as i say with the funeral of harry perkins who was prime minister in a very british coup and the opening line which i'll give you for free is that harry perkins was buried on the day that america declared war and china and china emerges through the plot because it is geopolitical but also very very westminster there's 3. threads to it $33.00 contemporary issues it's a drama actually woven around 3 issues breck's it the rise of english nationalism. and the growing confrontation between china and the united states now we don't to give too much away but i think one recurring element in and i think we can say that fred thompson wins. at least his place in parliament a lot of the plot relies on whistleblowers was julie the sancerre waiting extradition proceedings at the moment when you get the idea for the particular whistle blowing stories that drives fred thompson's political career he exposes 2 separate tory m.p.'s in rockets one is is smuggling migrants and the other one

well britain's prime minister to resign may as resisting calls to resign after her latest breck's it plan backfired may's new page failed to win over both the opposition and many in her own party one of her senior cabinet ministers the leader of the house of commons andrew led some resigned after saying she doesn't believe the new proposals can deliver breck's its revised plan included provision for a possible 2nd breck said referendum well ensley has the latest from london. well she hasn't gone yet and as of thursday afternoon evening she was still trying cesspit lisa resurrects a further iteration of her withdrawal agreement thing that she could puts a parliament for a 4th vote at some point in the middle of june but the problem is that her whole party is rather patience with her and on friday morning she knows full well that it's the head of the but benches the rank and file concerned and peace is going to go to her and say that if she doesn't announce when she's going to step down as prime minister they will try to change their own rules and force her out of office and so really

is going to participate in european elections which are exactly three weeks away in short breck's it has put the whole of british politics into suspended animation england is now peculiar place where the public is heavily politicized yet is starting to reject traditional parties out rights but it certainly presents a major problem when people question the point of voting in what's supposed to be a democracy gloriously al-jazeera richmond in yorkshire. now ugandan pop star turned politician opposition politician bobby wine has been freed on bail after spending two days in a back some security prison he's facing trial after leading a street protest last year against attacks on social media wine has been warned not to engage in protests while on bail catherine soy has more from kampala. the moment but the wine supporters hired he'd been freed the pop star todd politician was arrested on monday accused of leading an illegal part test last year against a new post social media tax. the bail hearing in kampala took an unprecedented four hours he's lawyers argue that he wasn't going to feed

of trade tension and a hot breck's it on trade tensions what we are concerned about is not the direct impact of of of of tariffs on sports but particular if there's an escalation. tufted for task relation that could that could have a more more more profound or negative impact and on rex it would be of course concerned about is. that we meet illegal to w t o rules and we of course concern about most of that happening at the same time that will spell trouble. for the e.u. then is cautiously optimistic but with uncertainty i think that's exactly right yes . and that was paul thompson speaking to us from unit he's european director of the i.m.f. folks wagon says it will go into battery cell production with a partner firm in northern germany the auto giant supervisory board approved close to a 1000000000 euros for the venture on monday help with the funding could come from the public listing a b w truck division trade which combines brands of man. and is scheduled to take place before summer v.w. could pocket about 6000000000 euros from the sale of up to one quarter of freight on. the unit

the weakness and instability of to recent days government he said he would continue to oppose may's breck's a deal in parliament due to be brought back for a 4th vote in early june. on saturday the world's most watched music competition the your vision song contest will showcase $26.00 international acts who have made it to the final last year's winner israel is hosting the event participants will try to impress judges and do their country's proud bookmakers are tipping the netherlands to take top honors. anti-government demonstrators took to the streets of the old syrian capital for the 13th consecutive friday they were demanding that the country's interim leader step down at the presidential election planned for july 4th be canceled. it's being 10 years in the waiting but finally german ramstein of released a brand new album also coming up in the next quarter of an hour. a look back at the life and achievements of the architect who passed away this week. things aren't always as they appear when make up. gets to work. and jazz musicians from all over the world are converging on the western

far as anticipated both the main parties the conservatives and labor suffering heavily because of breck's at the conservatives because they haven't done bracks it's labor because it has such an ambiguous position towards whether or not it support seats in response some of the smaller parties have done well as people search for alternative parties to vote for but the other big trend is simply has been people not turning out to vote at all because they've simply lost faith in politics things will become much clearer in a couple of weeks time when the european elections take place much more important obviously than these local elections breck's it was spawned brand new policies one which demands bracks is a major league there already polling about thirty percent for the european elections and others which say they don't want it to happen at all and that i think will give a much clearer indication as to whether this country actually still wants to leave the european union or not the king of thailand will finally be crowned on saturday two and a half years after becoming monarch king maher why

and former breck's that secretary dominic robb will cross over to our correspondents in just a moment we have lawrence least standing just outside the houses of parliament that's also butler is in paris monitoring reaction in the continent live to both after this report from paul brennan. it is in the best interests of the country for a new prime minister to lead that effort to recent days resignation announcement speech began a little hesitantly and ended reluctantly but with her close staff and her husband philip standing by for support the prime minister conceded defeat. it is and will always remain a matter of deep regret to me that i have not been able to deliver breck's it she will officially step down as party leader on june the 7th but remain as prime minister until her successor is chosen in the end though the emotional strain of recent months overcame her i will shortly leave the job that it has been the honor of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportu

he said he would continue to oppose may's breck's a deal in parliament due to be brought back for a 4th vote in early june. on saturday the world's most watched music competition the your vision song contest will showcase $26.00 international acts who have made it to the final last year's winner israel is hosting the event participants will try to impress judges and do their country's proud bookmakers are tipping the netherlands to take top honors. anti-government demonstrators took to the streets of the algerian capital for the 13th consecutive friday they were demanding that the country's interim leader step down and that the presidential election planned for july 4th be canceled. a day of tariff turnarounds the u.s. lifts its duties on canadian mexican metals and says it won't be slapping new tariffs on european or japanese cars for now. also on the show could climate change and the opposition a victory in australia's federal election. welcome to your business i'm steven vincent thanks for joining us the us full of steel and aluminum tariffs on canada and mexico effect of monday the

about still being in and being forced to fight a fight of election campaign which the new founded breck's a party under nigel for did quite fiercely and the remain news on the other hand who had hoped for a 2nd referendum and being able to overturn the bricks that wrote from 2016 they sort of don't even see that referendum near and so they come out to vote and in the hope that they somehow can impress the government and still force that 2nd referendum but those there hopes at the moment nobody knows when they and if they will come true breakfast in the future and a 2nd referendum as well so that's of the politicians what about voters a very very polarized. voters are extremely polarized and we have these 2 camps that i just described the threats and cheers who seem to even gather and gain in intensity and sort of gain in ferocity in a way off their convictions and they're really not being in the mood anymore to hear any argument from the other side and you have to remain who is on the on the other hand who seem to be a bit desperate actually these days because they might have the feeling

jobs directly address it has asked the government for emergency funds to deal with what it called breck's and related issues. after the failed merger with deutsche bank a month ago the c.e.o. of german commands bond is facing a heated shareholders meeting in d.c. today investors are unhappy with the performance of the bank the stock has lost around 40 percent since 2018 come out bank to be bailed out by german taxpayers during the financial crisis and it's still hard to nationalize. and for more let's cross over to our financial market correspondent. in a frankfurt so what's the mood in frankfurt in the area and the banking sector as a whole now just ahead of the shareholder meeting. well more in the mood in frankfurt right now and specifically in the spot where the meeting is held is not asked bad as you would imagine because commerce bank had a year has a year behind it that wasn't terrible at least it made a profit and it's paying out a dividend to investors for the 1st time in many years but of course looking into the long term there's a lot of questions and people are quite worried e

and in the united kingdom the opposition labor party leader jeremy corbett has ended breck's of talks of prime minister to resign main the 2 sides have been negotiating for 6 weeks effort to reach a compromise on the u.k.'s departure on the t.v. . you're watching t.v. news coming up in the business u.s. settles its disputes over trade with its neighbors puts the brakes on another one with europe and japan we'll find out what u.s. president tom trump is up to. all that and more coming up next with stephen beardsley i'm calling aspen in berlin they just. played. some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter. put me the world be like in your lifetime in around half a century. your world will be around true degrees moment. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one meter in this century. we're going to have some climate impacts return greater than we see only. it's really frightening to. why are people more concerned. little yellow. shorts mean to the 1st t.w. . a day of tariff turnarounds the u.s. lifts its duties on canadian mexican metals and says it won't be slapping new tariffs on eu

tone in the world it has to be said the most important market for europe is europe itself even after breck's it the european union will unite four hundred fifty million consumers and it also has to be said that markets like china have become more and more important in recent decades not only because of car sales but also because of the enormous influence of china in electronics elektra of parts made in china used in virtually everything produced in terms of consumer computers etc you simply cannot avoid china and that also means that you have to include china in negotiations about you know how to govern and make the world trade. cliff talking about china no matter what's going on in these trade talks that have been dragging on for months. it looks like china is winning i think it's possible you know we can actually say that they've really played a blinder in many ways there's been a lot of areas where they've annoyed their neighbors in particular say in the south china sea we've heard nothing about that for months we've had the belgian road initiative we had the huge forum in beijing in rece

between politics and civil society i asked about the growing worry about a no deal breck's it so nobody knows really what is going on in westminster these states so what are we going to have is for sure commission member states of the e.u. would 27 who will have a clear line what can harm the e.u. as such so they will try to avoid the. brics that and the brics that movement is just one example of the e.u. sentiment that's that's growing and the entire block. how strong is citizen support for the e.u. . you know the last results for projections for someone to another learns show that there is so much. for your approach so the the real threat is there of course but in the end of the day i guess that especially brics it made people thinking about what it means when you get a lot of the e.u. a lot of. others euro skeptic governments and italy and hungary how does you plan to deal with that in the future. nobody of these mentioned governments wants to leave the e.u. the e.u. is a democracy which is also scrambling on the right policy that applied to climate change policy the right for migrat

thanks very much for that from brussels let's cross over to a london now where nigel fraud as you breck's a party has been the big winner there. can you give us a sense now explores why the in london for us of this abraxane party's victory about its scope where you are in london. well it's been absolutely huge the impact that for august bricks at parties when one has had particularly over the conservative party the conservative party the ruling party who didn't come 1st or 2nd or 3rd or 4th but 5th in these european elections and in fact is that was share of the vote in almost 200 years so really catastrophic for them they have lost lost so many voters to niger for us is brics it party and there was a lot of hand-wringing about what they do now could this be the end of the conservative party and many voices this morning saying we've got to deliver bricks it deal or no deal we've got to deliver bricks it's we have to somehow pull back those voters it's not though just obviously the conservative party labor have done very badly to put for for very different reasons not because they have los

he said he would continue to oppose may's breck's a deal in parliament due to be brought back for a 4th vote in early june. anti-government demonstrators have taken to the streets of the algerian capital for the 13th consecutive friday they're demanding that the country's interim leader step down and that the presidential election planned for july 4th be canceled. the humanitarian organizations see watch says it's ship is quote stranded at sea because it hasn't been allowed to dock anywhere the vessel rescued $65.00 migrants from a rubber dinghy on wednesday the charity says libya's west coast is a main departure point for people hoping to reach europe. arrogance untrustworthy smoke those are just some of the words australians are using to describe the top 2 candidates in the country's upcoming federal election but even if odors don't want to choose the candidates they'll have to australia is one of the few countries with mandatory voting will be taking a look at the political disarray down under i'm called aspen in berlin and this is the day. if every single vote that is cast on this w

while the polls are indicating that the breck the party for example will be the strongest force in british elections. how strong can that parliament really be if a big part of it is made up of euro skeptics it's not a big problem which is made up of 2 big part of my point of view of course but this is not at all a blocking majority or anything abruptly minority if you will and that is that the european elections will show that in many countries the center will hold very strong and already the netherlands showed 1st good indications and when you go to ireland of another wave everything is a project to predict and this is not clear yet but we're going to have something that has yet to can deal with with democratic parties and a real fight about the right policy and that would make the anti european parties much more calm pentagon pro-u. activist the vice president of the european movement thank you very much. you're. going to watch me come over and what will it look like somebody. gets ready for me to look at european election. which is for european voters and i'll leave the european electio

he said he would continue to oppose may's breck's a deal in parliament due to be brought back for a 4th vote in early june. anti-government demonstrators have taken to the streets of the algerian capital for the 13th consecutive friday they're demanding that the country's interim leader step down and that the presidential election planned for july 4th be canceled. the humanitarian organizations see watch says it ship is quote stranded at sea because it hasn't been allowed to dock anywhere the vessel rescued 65 migrants from a rubber dinghy on wednesday the church he says libya's west coast is a main departure point for people hoping to reach europe. arrogance untrustworthy smoke those are just some of the words australians are using to describe the top 2 candidates in the country's upcoming federal election but even if boaters don't wants to see candidates they'll have to australia is one of the few countries with mandatory voting will be taking a look at the political disarray down under i'm called aspen in berlin and this is the day. the. big free single bite that is cast on this week

backs and said ok it's done and dusted whatever they do with it and britain it's their problem so breck's it can very well become brussels problem again. and bob in your mind you had said that boris johnson looks to be one of the most likely candidates to take over as well what sort of break is it deal is he going to put forward what would you predict because he was one of the starkest leavers when that vote was happening in 2016. now the problem is boris johnson is that you never know because he has been changing his mind throughout all of this length sucrose his numerous times remember that originally was the david cameron still in office he was a remainer and then overnight he suddenly decided ok no i'm going to switch i'm going to now be a break to cheer so from then on he has sort of shifted and moved around and the latest we heard from him was of course a very hard line because he was hoping for the support of the hardliners capris mog and so boris for heartbreaks that lets them the door let's walk away we don't need anybody we particularly don't need the european union and you know

british prime minister theresa may says she will put her breck's a deal to parliament in the 1st week of june it will be the 4th time the house of commons has voted on the agreement with the new. lawmakers from the probe rex a faction of her conservative party have already said they will vote against. the wife of the former president of interpol has been granted asylum in france chinese national grace manning reported her husband home way missing last year after he traveled to china days later interpol said maying had resigned from his post and this month chinese prosecutors have charged him with abuse of power and taking bribes. while hate crimes often motivated by religious or anti foreigner sentiment are on the rise here in germany new figures show hate crimes increasing 20 percent last year and that includes anticipated crimes the government says the far right is to blame. demonstrators buttoning a self-made israeli flag an attack against a jewish restaurant. and same bull these are signs of a worrying problem in germany and one that is growing according to new figures released by

for the breck that party is projected to win more than 30 percent but concerns about climate change have also posted the pro e.u. greens across the block. you're watching g.w. nymphs more coming up at the top of the hour but up next is a documentary film looking at how cinema is being used in kenya and refugee camps as an escape i'm irish waiter thanks so much for watching and stay tuned. because time to take one step further. and face the cost of. time to search to. find the truth. tough to overcome congress to cut the war. it's time for g.w. . coming up ahead. i'm ok i'm like ok for a minute i thought. i'd see. something. oh so much rosalin bother you deprive me of the health. budget that we're going to meet young men like a madam that. c 2 i. have my entire holiday sherman. have them for us and. thus them live. c in a month i want to go. diving. smile for my little fairy all right the 1st daughter. however not a problem no. matter. what you know i just thought it you never saw the show you're going to be able to go and get it. back in the limited work republic i did because the market

i was not with the british prime minister and her latest attempt to get parliament to agree breck's a deal may as announced that she will allow lawmakers to vote on whether to hold a 2nd national referendum on leaving the e.u. this comes 2 months after britain's departure from the bloc i've also listened carefully to those who've been arguing for a 2nd referendum i've made my own view on this clear on many many times i do not believe this is a route that we should take because i think we should be implementing the result of the 1st referendum not asking the british people to vote in a 2nd one but i recognise the genuine and sincere strength of feeling across the house on this important issue the government will therefore include in the withdrawal agreement still at introduction a requirement to vote on whether to hold a 2nd referendum and this must take place before the withdrawal agreement can be ratified. straight to data because front of back at mass london welcome back at talk us through the rest of the prime minister's main point. welsh reason may was really mainly trying to reac

the year award and confesses he made a mistake by not interfering in the king case twenty sixteen breck's a referendum. russia mourns the victims of sunday's plane crash in moscow which killed forty one people including a twelve year old girl.

it means that the country is still deeply and totally polarized over breck's it and it also shows that what you needed in this european election was an unambiguous message so the 2 parties and the 2 sides that really came out was that the brics a party where the whole program is in the name we want breakfast we want it now did really really well and we have to remember being this party was founded just a couple of weeks ago by nigel fries and he could just sort of siphon off all the bricks and cheers from the conservatives particularly and some from the labor party which got punished for doing the opposite sitting on the fence and looking both ways looking to the remainders the pro europeans and looking to the. voters and trying to satisfy them both and that of course doesn't work so we see that what works well is that you have to have one message and you have to sell it clearly which is what the liberal democrats did their slogan was indeed bollocks to bricks it and so that was really rewarded by voters would truly flock to the lib dems which had been half dead before they started aga

british prime minister is offering members of parliament a chance to vote on whether to hold a 2nd breck'sthat referendum to reason may set out what she described as a new deal for britain's departure from the european union telling politicians they have one last chance to deliver bricks it through to the top stories do stay with us on al-jazeera football rebels is coming up next i was watching my foot off for americans and struggling to pay their rent the problem isn't just limited to places that he's. a former governor of the good social back it's cost the country 1st. we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. has been going to. this some people. a month on the concept it can be seen. but you don't see. that. there is a substitute for. in washington but it is. nobody to talk about. this on. the book in a printed book. they cannot sell you when i got to yugoslavia. a number. basically self professed with this info but then it's on all put out by the church. there are some that are forced. sausage. order to try to. better than

well as we've already mentioned the new deformed breck's it party is the leader in the u.k. is the european election results and this result follows the resignation of prime minister tory to reason may on friday because of her failure to deliver bracks it the leader of this party nigel for arjun's capitalize on the anger of those who want to leave the european union. the intelligence i get is the best how he's doing pretty well the lib dems clearly on the inside and doing reasonably well but it looks like looks like he's going to get a big win the rest of the. week of these about. right let's go live now to rory chalons he's in london for us and rory i suppose the question is does this vote heavy vote for the brics it party does this represent a confirmation if you like of the british public's opinion as expressed in the 2016 referendum to leave the european union is it a rican confirmation of that. well certainly a large portion of the rich public feel that way and have voted accordingly that man you just heard from nigel fraud has done it again as an 85 years ago his ukip

these two men want things to stay just the way they are at the irish border they view breck's it as a threat to peace and stability in the region. that no one wants the troubles to return that. ok let's go now to the spanish region of galicia where twenty years ago the town of ponce vent drove banned cars from entering the town center and gave the streets back to the people the man at the center of that decision was me go fernandez laurus who was then and is still the mayor of pontiff outre he made the case that yes karl stand for mobility and freedom but they're also noisy dirty and dangerous and most people in the town are glad that they've gone down a different route from other places. planted very dry has long been a stopover for pilgrims taking the way of st james but now it's become a destination for curious urban planners to. pont of adra is setting an example as a pedestrian ised city with only a few cars. the town hall welcomes group after group of interested visitors mayor miguel morris is the man behind the project. emissions here have been reduced by around seventy percent

likely to be defined by the candidate's positions on bret's it former foreign secretary and leading breck's it campaigner boris johnson is favorite to win each other in the sense is this from outside the houses of parliament in central london. so who will be the next prime minister of the united kingdom well 14 tories have already said they'll consider running 5 have actually throwing their hats into the ring they are estimate very rory stewart hancock and jeremy hunt and also boris johnson perhaps the most familiar to viewers around the world form a matter of london and foreign secretary he is the bookies favorite by a considerable margin but historically speaking the favorites usually doesn't do very well in conservative party leadership races whoever gets it they will face exactly the same challenges with bricks to reason may have just less time to get it done the deadline is looming at the end of october they will be leading a minority governments of a divided party a divided country dealing with the european union that doesn't want to renegotiate to resume a deal and then you have the

it is and will always remain a matter of deep regret to me that i have not been able to deliver breck'sit she will officially step down as party leader on june the 7th but remain as prime minister until her successor is chosen in the end though the emotional strain of recent months overcame her i will shortly leave the job that it has been the honor of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love the prime minister's resignation became inevitable after a hostile reaction to have final bricks at compromise offer even senior figures within her own party were demanding that she quit now that she has many of those same critics have now praised her dignity and determination i found it moving actually i think that we know the promises to the heart and soul is trying to do the best for this country at a difficult time facing a challenging climate in poland many of those currently paying tribute are keen to succeed her in the top job more than a