britain wanting to leave the e.u. but still retain all the advantages of being a member well it would be delusional if britain as you said wanted to retain all the advantages with none of the responsibilities or the financial costs but that's not really what i heard today and i think the position is becoming a bit more realistic of course britain's deal with the e.u. has got to be better than canada's we have been in the single market for over forty years we're right next door with a we're going to be the biggest trading partner so it's going to be a deal which has to for the be better than canada because canada doesn't have a very good access for services it's not in the european single sculler of course it's not it's in north america and and british airlines would like to be able to fly around the european single skies so there are many things which currently exist that have to be replicated which are way beyond the kind of the deal ok now expert reaction in brussels has been quite caustic we're going to listen to o

that britain should drift away and so forth...rade, and democratic culture and what have you, and then suddenly she is left with, what, france, spain, southern european countries, or problematic countries... what has been mooted now is contrary to what janet says about a european superstate of juncker, a to what janet says about a european superstate ofjuncker, a much more flexible europe that would see france and germany being a kind of avant—garde of more integration, and that would create a parallel kind of cooperation on which, of course, britain would be on the side. but the idea is to be much more nimble and fast in moving forward on the things that you need to move forward on, and quickly because it is a matter of survival. yes. the eurozone and defence and security, those are the areas likely to see a strong acceleration. your point about her village is interesting because this rippling way back now... if you look at germany may be rethinking its defence posture, and so on and so forth, because of regional turbulence, look

in these negotiations or britain britain wanting to leave the e.u. but still retain all the advantages of being a member well it would be delusional if britain as you said wanted to retain all the advantages with none of the responsibilities or the financial costs but that's not really what i heard today and i think the position is becoming a bit more realistic of course britain's deal with the e.u. has got to be better than canada's we have been in the single market for over forty years we're right next door with that we're going to be the biggest trading partner so it's going to be a deal which has to for the be better than canada because canada doesn't have a very good access to services it's not in the european single sky of course it's not it's it's in north america and and british airlines would like to be able to fly around the european single sky so there are many things which currently exist that have to be replicated which are way beyond the canada deal ok now expert reaction in brussels has been quite caustic we're going to listen to one o

but still, what is it that britain wants in the end? what is it that britain wants in the end ? that britain wants in the end? what it is it that she imagines? that is not clear. this question of the tone, and janet, you compared it to what michel barnier has been saying, whatjean—claude juncker has been saying. what about what david davis and liam fox and borisjohnson have what david davis and liam fox and boris johnson have been what david davis and liam fox and borisjohnson have been saying? the problem, the son of a prominent negotiations, is giving the eu the upper hand, and this is a weak government it does not change... her speech is a change the fact that it is so divided. the idea that they going to get through years is beginning to seem rather a moat. —— to seem rather remote. the thing is, article 50 having been triggered, then, by law, as it stands, we do leave at that point at the end of 2019. whoever is the prime minister? yes... right. but it is a question of whether what happens after that... this period of transition, what she calls implementation, has always be

britain wanting to leave the e.u. but still retain all the advantages of being a member well it would be delusional if britain as you said wanted to retain all the advantages with none of the responsibilities or the financial costs but that's not really what i heard today and i think the position is becoming a bit more realistic of course britain's deal with the e.u. has got to be better than canada's we have been in the single market for over forty years we're right next door with a we're going to be the biggest trading partner so it's going to be a deal which has to for the be better than canada because canada doesn't have a very good access for services it's not in the european single sculler of course it's not it's in north america and and british airlines would like to be able to fly around the european single sky so there are many things which currently exist that have to be replicated which are way beyond the kind of the deal ok now expert reaction in brussels has been quite caustic we're going to listen to one

citizens in britain and british citizens in the e.u. she said actually use the word guarantee that e.u. citizens would be able to continue living their lives as they do now in britain which again is very warm and welcome words but not really the fine detail any and exactly how it's going to happen in the many complications that arise around that you know such as family reunion and travel and once you really get into the detail but that's it wasn't the place for that that that now has to be delivered in the talks next week so this speech is more about mood about building bridges to brussels it was very much about mood but it was also we. learned several important things and absolutely crucial was this two year transition periods which you mentioned that's absolutely vital for all those businesses who are totally unclear about how this brics it is going to work out for them and going to call a nervous version is in yes so if the brussels side agrees then the brics that process effectively takes four years rather than the two years that's

counter-terror has revealed that britain has the highest number of dismissed extremists in europe . i think it was if you're not why was a member of your like i'd like you here we all go black people right the. police lieutenant in the u.s. has been fired after a dash cam video shows him assuring a woman during a traffic stop the police only kill black people. good afternoon watching r.t. international is just turned four o'clock here in moscow russia has some of the deputy chief of the u.s. diplomatic mission in the country to express anger at the american security services intention to search a russian consulate moscow has described it as a clear act of aggression. we consider the planned illegal search of russian diplomatic premises in the absence of russian officials and the threat we have received to break down the door of the building is an unprecedented act of aggression. but for more this now we're joined by medina question of a good afternoon to you bettina a lot of tension over the last few days neither is more what's going to happen next you think well next in several hou

britain will be here as a friend to help any way we can.ut all my fellow countrymen our thoughts and prayers are with the american people suffering through these tragedies, i wa nt suffering through these tragedies, i want to make that on the record first. i have just flown in from brussels where we have been busy with detailed negotiations over our departure from the european union. for the uk the overarching aim of those talks is securing a successful future partnership with the european union. one that delivers the most seamless and frictionless trading goods and services possible. many doubt this is possible but when i spoke to make european counterpart michel barnier i said to him was the pessimist sees difficulty in ever opportunity, the optimist sees opportunity, the optimist sees opportunity and every difficulty. as ever on the front i am determined optimist in this and we will get to those opportunities. because fundamentally i believe that a good deal is in the address above the united kingdom and the european union and of the ent

to hear a transition period for britain after it leaves the e.u. during that time she suggested that britain would be able to access the european single market and continue to pay into the a new budget speech in florence italy was i think that reviving still present the dosage. searches of today both here at the top of the of the day. everyone mind it was made by you better known as millie and i hosted our used boards you tube channel if you read all of these sorts of events we have all the stories we have news day tournaments that go on for hours with this you can.

britain and others cannot be obliged tojoin these things britain and others cannot be obliged to joinice if they want to join the euro. the idea ofa they want to join the euro. the idea of a european army has been around for donkey's years, and it has never been agreed on. jean-claude juncker is not popular in the uk, particularly. is it right for him to say that people will not like the results ? say that people will not like the results? i have people writing to me and saying that i voted to leave, but not for brexit at any cost. we we re but not for brexit at any cost. we were told it would not cost anything. we were told it would save anything. we were told it would save a large number. have you met people like that? i have been looking for you do, and people have been saying that now that they sought what jean—claude juncker has is a, they are sorry that they voted remain. summit in brussels asked what the biggest threat is to the european union, and he said many! all he is doing is telling the truth. -- somebody in brussels. we will have many more debates on this to come. friend

people in britain do not wa nt standards.ceptable. the government i lead is committed not only to protecting high standards but strengthening them. i'm optimistic about what we can achieve by finding about what we can achieve by finding a creative solution to a new economic relationship that can support prosperity for all our peoples. now in any trading relationship, both sides have to agree on a set of rules which govern how each side behaves. we will need to discuss with our european partners new ways of managing our interdependence and differences in the context of our shared values. there will be areas of policy and regulation which are outside the scope of our trade and economic relations which should be straightforward. there will be areas that affect our economic relations where we and our european friends may have different goals or have the same goals but wants to achieve them through different means. and there will be areas where we want to achieve the same goals in the same way is because it makes sense for our eco

britain's prime minister has proposed a two year transition deal after the u.k. leaves the european union to resume a told e.u. leaders in italy that britain is determined to maintain a strong partnership with a bloc. for the first time in history a north korean leader has released a statement to the world kim jong un has called us president dog. barking dog off to threaten to destroy north korea jonghyun is now considering a hydrogen bomb test in the pacific ocean. going to dish as prime minister sheikh hasina made a plea to the un to help the rangar refugees return home to me and more than four hundred thirty thousand fled me and in the past month due to a military crackdown in rick. kind state. what i want to first me and mom must unconditionally stop the violence and the practice of ethnic cleansing in the rakhine state immediately and forever secondly secretary general of the united nations should immediately send a fact finding mission to me and mar third also billions irrespective of religion and ethnicity must be protected in me and mark for that saves zo

well going to going on the ground where in bright the homeless capitals of britain the u.k. labor party conference twenty seventeen coming up on the show backing chavez in venezuela destroying public private partnerships and clarifying labor's position on brics as we speak to britain. from the twenty seventh conference of western europe's largest socialist and while allowing women to drive in saudi arabia is. going to stop that alone a new relationship with donald trump usa. activism and fighting corporate driven consumerism with the will transform festival. and we speak to the editor of one of the world's largest english language daily communist newspaper it's about fighting back against britain's all agog code of media all the more coming up in today's going on the ground. the bright lights of brighton seaside attractions are arguably dulled by the statistics that report the largest increase in rough sleepers anywhere in britain the labor run council has seen a ten fold increase since twenty ten with the levels of homelessness second only to london's westminster local coun

britain has the most is the mystic stream missed in the u. according to a shocking new claim i would have a look at that story plus of the stick in a company. called the future we go into. the world. and you get the old old. old according to josh. was selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle. for new socks for the tell you the gossip the tabloids are files please. tell me you on the cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks that we along with all the walking. hello again now the u.k. is home to more islamist extremists and any other e.u. country that's according to the box counted terror coordinator he also warned that the future terror attacks that future terror attacks in europe are inevitable and see chocolate has been looking at why britain tops the list. i was. both i was right was. the. recurring terrorist attacks in europe and the u.k. have become an unnerving fixture for europe's major cities as it turns out britain is at the top of the leaderboard when it com

he still to come few britain has the most islamist extremists in the u. according to a shocking new claim we'll have that story because of the stick after the break. and we're going. to. be. according to. probably. welcome back to r.t. now the u.k. is home to more islamist extremists than any other e.u. country that's according to the blocs counter-terror coordinator he also warned that future terror attacks in europe are inevitable and say chill can be looking at why britain tops the list. was was. both back was was. the. recurring terrorist attacks in europe and the u.k. have become an unnerving fixture for europe's major cities as it turns out britain is at the top of the leaderboard when it comes to the number of extremists here there is many as twenty five thousand fanatics in britain more than any country in europe that's according to the u.s anti-terrorist chief three thousand are considered a direct threat by m i five and five hundred under constant surveillance to compare france with six terrorist attacks in the last two years is said to have sev

the counterterrorism chief has revealed britain has the highest number of islam is the extremists in all of europe. was here out why. a member of the black yeah we only got black people right. and police lieutenant in the u.s. has been fired after this dash cam video showed him assuring a woman during a traffic stop the police only kill black people. very good evening to you my name is neil harvey you're watching our international trade mission in washington d.c. has now been officially closed to more diplomatic probably sees including russia's oldest consulate in san francisco will also be closed today and these are live pictures for you so the deadline is passed the building has now been cleared out in washington and what we anticipate now is the u.s. or thirty's going in. just to clarify that everybody's moved out and it's anticipated that they are going to have a look around as the just how legal that is will that is another question that we will be looking into these are live pictures that as you can see more in force with officials and other authorities there outside now the ru

counterterrorism chief has revealed that britain has the highest number of islamist extremists in all of europe. was. a member of the white yeah we only got black people right and a police lieutenant in the united states has been fired after dash cam video showed him assuring a woman during a traffic stop the police only kill black people. my name is neil harvey you're watching our international. artie's ridley video agency has filmed inside russia's trade mission in washington d.c. which was ordered shut by the state department along with two other russian diplomatic sites and as you can see here from these latest pictures pretty much everything has been cleared out lots of empty shelves really nothing left in the cold or a couple of plants a couple of chairs you can see they've been stacked up onto the tables and really the only semblance of russia in there an aeroflot calendar there in the background russia has summoned the deputy chief of the u.s. diplomatic mission in the country to express his anger at the american security services intention to search a russian trade mission in

would britain be prepared to pay for access to that single market? prime minister may: as i said in the speech, during the implementation period, we would -- this is because it is in the interest of individuals and businesses to have a period of time where they can make the age -- make the adjustment and changes necessary. to know the basis on which they will be operating during that period, it would be operating on the current rules and framework. of course, the details would have to be part of the negotiation. what i have set out is a principal in relation to that. i think that is important in interest of not just businesses but individuals as well, so people know where they stand. the eu withdrawal bill we are putting through parliament at the moment brings the eu law into u.k. law precisely to ensure that we have that smooth and orderly process of withdrawal. so that people still know the basis on which they are able to operate. i will take a final question. >> what exactly do you now expect from brussels after this speech? prime minister may: wh

embrace i think excepting from the european union will diminish britain went in hans but. it will mean that we've voluntarily removed ourselves from a number of. a can. a very very important grouping of countries of which we are naturally of course they're a bit sabir ocracy that everyone would want to trade that's on the table and emmanuel mccall is talking very seriously about change with a single you'll use as a three year period when you know me and we will. debate again what's the mood about it in the house of lords. i think that the house of lords is it is very skeptical about the merits of bracks it. will not stand in the way of the will of the people but nonetheless wants it to happen in the right way and will scrutinize very carefully what the government is up to especially of course with this so-called great repeal bill which gives the the government. enormous powers to ride roughshod over any sort of parliamentary scrutiny and overlords like you and i think the house of lords will have something very serious to say about that. thank you. after the break. should

britain has triggered this, and it is britain faces to lose at the most of it doesn't work. doesn't work. we are the ones under pressure. that is why the ones under pressure. that is why the push for speed is coming from the push for speed is coming from the uk side. it is us that needs this. do you think the us eu eu will be amenable? you would hope so, it is in everybody's interests to get it sorted out. deborah, the big story of the day, kate's third baby. i was kind of thinking, in these times of great turmoil and huge events, stressful north korea screaming headlines, it is quite nice to get some happy news, happy, soft, fluffy news about another baby. before her. ifeel sorry for her, having the whole morning sickness. she had that with all three pregnancies. it sounds pretty horrific. i had my third last year. fortu nately, horrific. i had my third last year. fortunately, i did not endure the morning sickness, but i did have the sleepless nights afterwards. it is quite a big sleepless nights afterwards. it is quitea bigjump sleepless nights afterwards. it is quite a bi

here's the big problem for britain — the eu is its biggest export market.r into any discussion about future trade relations without the bill being settled. those talks were supposed to start next month. but mr barnier is warning there is now "little chance of that". meanwhile, the uk is hoping to line up new trade deals with other major markets. later today, brexit secretary david davis is in washington dc where he will address the us chambers of commerce. and prime minister theresa may has just been injapan to talk trade. japanese firms employ close to 160,000 people in the uk. japan has, of course, recently agreed a huge trade deal with the eu, just as britain heads for the exit. on thursday, japanese prime minister shinzo abe pressed mrs may for reassurances about the future. translation: the fact that even after the brexit decision, japanese companies continued to make investment into the uk, that shows the profound trust they have in british economy. with this in mind, i have asked prime minister may for her continued consideration in ensuring transpar

counterterrorism chief has revealed that britain has behind a number of islamic extremists in europe. if you're not why the are a member of your i guess white people here we are working people right and a police lieutenant in the u.s. has been fired off the dash cam video shows him assuring a woman during a traffic stop the police only killed black people. you're watching r t international with me rosanna lockwood live from moscow thank you for joining us our first story american security services are carrying out searches of russia's diplomatic properties in the u.s. on orders from the state department the russian foreign ministry has slammed the move as a violation of international law for its part the u.s. state department claims the inspections are needed to quote secure and protect our solidities and to guarantee that the russian side has vacated the buildings the foreign ministry has posted video of the operation with the ministry spokeswoman talking it as a true triumph of democracy in one video from the russian consulate in san francisco security agency using a ladder to inspe

, a britain which is liberal and international both in temperament and outlook, the britain that i have long campaigned for. thank you very much. [ applause ]. >> i told myron i'd take questions. please don't restrict yourself to just the things i talked about. as far as i can, you all know that you just can't walk around telling everybody what you're going to do in a negotiation. but i'll be as helpful as i can. >> from the atlantic council. two brief questions. i could not agree more with you on the importance of services and the global economy. have you had any success in convincing some of the top people in this administration who seem focused entirely on trade and goods. secondly, could you provide a bit of a road map for getting to the u.s./u.k. free trade agreement. when do you think the foundation will have been laid a. >> on the first issue should theoretically be easier between us. we share a common language, if nothing else. it's natural in politics for people to focus on the obvious. it's harder to see the effect of the virtual world of services. you may be sure that's on ou

as opposed to trade and i decided to implicitly attack the people's republic not any apology for britain's role in the u.s. u.k. killing of twenty percent of north korea's population the communist global times newspaper of china replied by saying may's conservative party lost many seats turning are into a vulnerable prime minister weak people often look for opportunities to show their strength if the british government genuinely wants to protect its business and investment interests in the region it should speak and act cautiously rather than pointing fingers and making irrelevant remarks that doesn't sound too good for tourism a and it comes just as the murdoch sun newspaper splashed with a poll showing that conservative m.p.'s predict that their foreign secretary. boris johnson will be the next leader of the tory party a thinly veiled boris johnson appears in the new novel by no less a figure than his own father stanley johnson one of his sons is the foreign secretary another is an education minister and then compromise at the former member of the european parliament paints a hilarious p

counterterrorism chief is revealed britain has the highest number of islamist extremists in all of europe. was here not why i. remember we all like yeah we'll black people right. the police lieutenant in the united states has been fired after that dash cam video showed him assuring a woman during a traffic stop that police only killed people. welcome to past midnight here in the russian capital and your international american security service is now carrying out searches of russia's diplomatic properties in the u.s. from the state department the russian foreign ministry has slammed the move as being a violation of international law the foreign ministry is now posting videos of the operation that the. spokeswoman mox is a true triumph of democracy one such video coming from the russian consulate in tampa and cisco security agents are using a ladder you can see here to inspect the ceiling in the side the building is not sure what they're looking for in particular searches are being conducted not only on the premises of the diplomatic site but also in the apartments of staff members and thei

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watched as a report. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want. to do i. was like before three of the people. i'm interested in the water. while come to well it's a part of the tomahawk missiles long. by two american destroyers in syria last week definitely had a bombshell in fact on global politics but they didn't change the balance of power on the ground did that strike represent a page for a new american strategy in the region or just a publicity stunt for the new administration well to discuss that i'm not joined by commander keke lippold former commanding officer of the us navy destroyer u.s.s. cole commander it's great to have you on the show thank you very much for your time well thank you for having me on today a pleasure to be here now contrary to the expectations the news cycle here in moscow today was rather slow the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson already had he's bidding with his russian counter

in the months ahead as the relationship between britain and urope evolves.however it does so, i am clear that britain's future is bright. our fundamentals are strong. our legal system respected round the world. a keen openness to foreign investment and enthusiasm of innovation, and ease of doing business. some of the best universities and researchers you can find anywhere, and exceptional national talent for creativity and an indomitable spirit. it is our strength that determine a country's success and that is why britain's economy will always be strong. there are other reasons why our future should give us onfidence. we will always be a champion of economic openness. we will always be a country pitched to the world with high standards at home. hen we differ from the eu in our regulatory choices it will not be to try to attain an advantage, it will be because we want rules that are right for britain's particular situation. the best way for us both to succeed is to fulfill the potential of the partnership i have set out today. we should be in no doubt that if

capitalism to others a trade union leader who simply wants to bring about a fairer and more equal britain what's the truth. let me ask you welcome to come exam. do you consider yourself to be a marxist no. i wish i was. sufficiently well read and educated to be able to say that but you like quoting marx oh yeah i like quoting lots of people for quote it had been burke in the past which is slightly different from karl marx but you're not advocating the abolition of capitalism no love nor its replacement with a classless communist society no no i'm not sorry i wish i had a magic wand to make the world a better place but is that becoming a better place you don't want to farewell to world that basically made it more equitable just recently i think it was oxfam produced to startling facts eight billion is eight single individuals own more wealth than fifty percent of the planet that's extraordinary i ask you about your political leanings because a you quote marks a lot but you in the labor movement you've got plenty of other people you've got john mcdonnell shadow chancellor said in a video so

the territory has revealed that britain has the highest number of islamist extremists in europe and also to. i think really having a. cure out why i remember all the only black people out here we all black people right. a police lieutenant in the u.s. has been fired after dash cam video shows him suring a woman during a traffic stop that police only kill black people. follow their welcome come to life from what's going you're watching r.t. international our top story this hour russia has some of the deputy chief of the u.s. diplomatic mission in the country to express anger at the american security services intention to search a russian trade mission in washington moscow says it is a clear acts of aggression. we considered the planned illegal search of russian diplomatic premises in the absence of russian officials and the threat we have received to break down the door of the building is an unprecedented act of aggression well while the u.s. plans to view russian trade mission in washington early on friday it was reported that the b. i was planning to search the general consulate premise

that is a problem for britain in a way it isn't for the eu.his notion of blackmail is very much about trying to set up a bogeyman that says, oh, it's their fault. in europe this is not a big deal as it is here. this is britain's problem. that's what's interesting to look at, yes. the people of france and germany and the netherlands aren't waking up and saying, i wonder how the brexit negotiations went this week? they have their own issues. macron is trying to completely transform the french economy. that's what they're talking about in the french media. and so this is an old political game. those bad guys in brussels, the eu are making it difficult and not playing fair. this is a british problem and britain has to find a way to navigate with the eu. alex, what was your reading of the language here? this is a strange conversation from both of these guys because on the one hand the rhetoric coming out of the eu is wholly accurate and representative of the negotiations. on the other hand the rhetoric from the united kingdom is outrageous, absurd

and britain more than any country in europe that's according to the u.s. anti-terrorist chief three thousand are considered a direct threat by m i five and five hundred under constant surveillance to compare friends with six terrorist attacks in the last two years is said to have seventeen thousand radicals spain the most recent victim of a major terror attack in europe just over five thousand so why is britain europe sixty mr capital where the fight to bring the supposedly good and highest number of jihadi some twenty five thousand disappeared. it's been a bit because i would have expected france or proportional. to the. number given particular the alienation of the muslim communities in both those countries but i know had i'm not surprised that young muslims are quite alienated from for society and that's growing of research the impact of what britain itself has done and we should remember britain has been next the united states the main program for satanists in the various wars we have seen around the middle east the thirty five deaths caused by terrori

for the news the counterterrorism chief has revealed britain has the highest number of islamist extremists in all of europe. and i. think you're not why. a member of the black yeah we'll black people right out of police lieutenant in the united states is being fired after this dash cam video shows him assuring a woman during a traffic stop the police only kill black people. good evening and welcome my name is neil harvey and you're watching our international. now searches of russia's former trade mission in washington d.c. have begun after the site was closed on the orders of the u.s. state department staff were blocked from accessing the building starting from two pm local time the u.s. state department is in charge of the search the head of the russian trade mission alexander stubb nick told journalists that he considers the searches of the compounds to be a takeover in violation of international law. we are witnessing an example of the mandolin you need to mash the missions it's an illegal to be called russian ground we haven't been expecting so she wanted guests. to pm local time the u

joining us isa britain leaves the blog. us is a professor from the uk britain leaves the blog. joining us is a professorfrom the uk in a changing europe initiative at king's couege changing europe initiative at king's college london. ! talk us through the four options we are facing. there is an almost infinite option but the options are the norway option, staying within the norway option, staying within the single market, but outside the customs union, another is the canada model, signing a trade deal with the eu that makes us more distant from the eq than norway is that still reduces tariffs and gives us the right to trade a bit in services. a model, hideously complicated and involved 200 bilateral treaties being kind of in the single market in the structure much as norway, and the fourth way is the world trade organisation where we don't sign a deal at all, but we trade and the same rules that other countries with no trade deals trade with each other. how appealing would be no deal? dart ways of looking at no deal, the fi

and i see a church has been looking at why britain tops the list. god. was both back was right was a. recurring terrorist attacks in europe and the u.k. have become an unnerving fixture for europe's major cities as it turns out britain is at the top of the leaderboard when it comes to the number of extremists here there is many as twenty five thousand just llamas fanatics in britain more than any country in europe that's according to the news anti-terrorist chief three thousand are considered a direct threat by m i five and five hundred under constant surveillance to compare france with six terrorist attacks in the last two years is said to have seventeen thousand radicals spain the most recent victim of a major terror attack in europe just over five thousand so why is britain europe sixty missed capital where the fight to bring the supposedly good and the highest number of jihadi some twenty five thousand does surprise me a bit because i would have expected france or proportion of belgium to. number given particular the alienation of the muslim communit

that is britain walks away, in march, 2019, with no deal negotiated and with, in essence, britain thenrules when it comes to trading with the european union? no special deals or access at all? is that what's going to happen? it can happen. it can happen and it is urgent to avoid that happening. and i think it will, again, be bad for the eu, bad for the uk. i think if the uk wants to be part of the single market, benefiting from it, et cetera — which i understand is a paradox — the paradox is that the single market in europe is a british conservative creation — it was margaret thatcher, and now a british conservative government...it‘s a paradox. but isn't the truth today, from the european union, that the leaderships in all of the different member states believe they cannot and will not give britain a good deal because they feel a good deal will send a signal to other european citizens that actually, you know what, it's ok to leave, to exit, because you can still have a strong economy and a good life without the obligations and duties that come with being an eu member. well, if the noti

the east counterterrorism chief is revealed britain has the highest number of islamist extremists in all of europe. i think we have a guy who. was. a member of the white people yet we have to go black people right the police lieutenant in the u.s. is being fired after this dash cam video showed him assuring a woman during a traffic stop that police only kill black people. thanks for joining us this hour my name is neil harvey and you're watching. american security service is carrying out searches of russia's diplomatic properties in the u.s. on orders from the state department the russian foreign ministry islam the move as being a violation of international law or ministries now posting videos of the operation the ministry spokeswoman mocking it is a quote true triumph of democracy in one such video from the russian consulate in san francisco security. since are seen using a ladder to inspect the ceiling inside the building searches are being conducted not only on the premises of the diplomatic side but also in the apartments of staff members and their families and another video secu

but compared with what exists between britain and the e.u. today it would never the less represent such a restriction on our mutual market access that it would benefit neither of our economy is not only that it would start from the false premise that there is no preexisting regulator the relationship between us and president suggests that it could take years to negotiate. we can do so much better than this as i said at lancaster house let us not see merely to adopt a model already enjoyed by other countries instead let us be creative as well as practical in designing an ambitious economic partnership which respects the freedoms and principles of the e.u. and the wishes of the british people and i believe there are good reasons for this level of optimism and ambition first of all the u.k. is the e.u.'s largest trading partner one of the largest economies in the world and a market of considerable importance for many businesses and jobs across the continent and the e.u. is our largest trading partner so it is in all our interests to find a creat

polly, in britain we've had the brexit one. we've had lots of other referendums.s idea of parliament saying some decisions are so fundamental that they have to be left to people to make them because otherwise we cannot be sure that they will have the authority and the trust in the politicians making the decision for them, that tension between a representative democracy and that kind of democracy of the people is quite a difficult one to resolve. traditionally, we've always thought of referendums as being the instrument of demagogues and they've turned out to be. the brexit referendum is the best example you can have of why referendums are monstrous. i think a referendum for the... that's only because you lost? no, i don't think so. people might have changed their mind the next day anyway. it comes like a guillotine. something that happens at one time, that nobody can rescind, there is nothing to be done about it. in representative democracy, you choose the people who are going to do the best they can within a certain ambit of political ideology. and there is flexi

britain's prime minister said stocks have john full future relations with brussels long on the rhetoric but short on detail will it be enough to revive stalled bret's in the go stations will bring you highlights and analysis. i'm phil gaia welcome to the program. voters here in germany are gearing up for federal elections on sunday and both candidates for the post of chancellor are making a final push but it is polls have not been encouraging for martin schulz the center left social democrats trailing angela merkel's the christian democrats by a large margin surveys suggest her conservative bloc is likely to take about thirty six percent of sunday's vote. and all the chances for final rally is in munich in bavaria where the cd used judea part of the c.s.u. holds power and i did political correspondent is there. welcome michela. why munich father michael's final campaign stop. this is a tradition between the c.d.u. c.s.u. of the conservatives. you see the german chancellor speaking behind me very much on usual really i mean just show you this is going to. find us there are several thousa

people in britain do not want shoddy goods, shoddy working practices. i can never imagine thinking those things to be acceptable. the government i lead is committed to attracting high standards and strengthening them. i am optimistic about what we can achieve by finding a creative solution to a new economic relationship that can support prosperity for all of our people. in any trading relationship, both sides have to agree on a set of rules which govern how each side shapes. we would have to discuss new ways of managing our independence and differences in the context of our shared values. in the area of policy and regulation, they should be straightforward. the areas which affect economic relations were we may have different goals or we share the same goals but want to achieve them through different means. there will be areas where we want to achieve the same goal in the same way because it makes sense for our economies. rights and obligations must be held in balance. the decisions we both take have consequences to access to markets. to make this partne

the world's largest english language daily communist newspaper it's about fighting back against britain's all agog code of media all the more coming up in today's going underground. the bright lights of brighton seaside attractions are arguably dulled by the statistics that report the largest increase in rough sleepers anywhere in britain the labor run council has seen a ten fold increase since twenty ten with the levels of homelessness second only to london's westminster local councils believe tory austerity cuts are to blame for crippling public services welfare reforms that leave claimants unable to survive let alone work and ever increasing rents from profiteering landlords german called in pledge to end street homelessness by twenty twenty rescuing britain from long years of austerity saving britain's public services from meltdown and introducing rent controls labour's shadow chancellor john mcdonnell used his conference speech to end what he called the scandal of the thirty billion pound public finance initiative and pledged to bring existing p.f. eyes back in the house we pulled hi

and that is why britain's economy will always be strong. there are other reasons why our future should give us confidence. we will always be a champion of economic openness. we will always be a country whose pitch to the world is high standards at home. when we differ from the eu in our regulatory choices it won't be to try and attain an unfair competitive advantage. it will be because we want rules that are right for britain's particular situation. the best way for us both to succeed is to fulfill the potential of the partnership i have set out today. for we should be in no doubt that if our collective endeavors in these negotiations were to prove insufficient to reach an agreement it would be a failure in the eyes of history and a damaging blow to the future of our continent. indeed i believe the difference between where we would all be if we fail and where we could be if we can achieve the kind of new partnership i have set out today, to be so great that it is beholden on all of us involved to demonstrate the leadership and flexibility n