brittain and the e.u. failing so far to overcome the final brexit hurdles. now this despite a weekend of diplomatic meetings. this as michelle bernier says the key problem is the irish border. >>> a big defeat in the bavarian election the greens make significant in roads. >> reporter: and it's deadline day here in rome where the italian government must submit the draft budget they tell mario draghi that the central bank does not exist to save italy. >> the answer to the last is no. it's really clear why that's the case the ecb has one program which is called omt which was created during the crisis of 2012. >>> our roche is waking up to a number of political developments and flash points but also some good news. >> yes, exactly. >> steve is outside westminster as brexit talks have hit crunch time sylvia is in brussels and willem is in rome as the italian government plans to deliver its fiscal plans to the e.u. let's start here in brittain as they have pressed pause on brexit talks brexit secretary rodnick w

chancellor phillip hammond will deliver what is set to be his final budget statement before brittain leaves the e.u. next march boosted by a potentially high jer windfall of tax receipts he's going to usher in the decade long austerity. speaking to sky news hammond suggested that a no deal brexit could threaten his plans and require a new budget all eyes there keep an eye on the ftse. i want to take you through a look at italy. italian stocks in focus after s&p decided to leave italy's sovereign debt rating unchanged on friday but lowered its outlook from negative to stable. the rating agency said the government's economic and fiscal settings are, quote, weighing on the growth conti wanted to keep it unchanged but his deputy dismissed the report as, quote, the same old film. with that i will hand it back to you at the desk. >> thank you watching the bond market, you can see yields on italy falling. going with it has been the spanish market not down as much as what you're seeing on italy still, here's a quick look at italy, 3.33 is what we're trading at on the ten year the e.u. commis

it's meant to hound the government and insist that brittain's decision to leave the e.u. is, quote, barking mad. a senior former advisor tony blaire was among the attendees who hoped to put a leash on the government's position. >>> the painting self-destructed just moments after being sold for over a million pounds. it was a remote control shredder involved in this particular stunt. the girl with red balloon was essentially shredded moments after the hammer went down after the soth they by's evening sale. prices for the pieces look set to increase. that may have been part of the plan >> may have been part of the plan not suggesting anything there. but if you have any views on the wooferendun, bank signs, get in touch with us on cnbc. also coming up, a first round win in the country's presidential elections we'll look ahead to the crucial runoff vote. stay with us been jimmy's longest. jimmy (shouting): james! he's survived record rain and a supplier that went belly up. so while he's proud to have helped put a roof over the heads of hundreds of families, he's most proud of

vast majority of the agreement is now clear speaking to cnbc they explain the agreement between brittain territory post brexit. >> the protocol will be between the united kingdom and the european union, not between the united kingdom and spain it's an annex to the withdrawal agreement. it will set out how gibraltar will form that as you know, gi brbraltar has h different status, a differentiated membership which called for a differentiated process of withdrawal and that's what's now as pedro sanchez announced in spain indeed in brussels something that the spanish have accepted is in the format that they are happy >> meanwhile, almost 700,000 people took to the street in what was the largest protests. the demonstration had protesters urging the government to hold a people's vote over brexit. prime minister theresa may has previously ruled out a second poll on several occasions. let's talk about the brexit angle and how you're thinking about it from a pure banking perspective. is it going to create some opportunities for you? >> from a pure banking perspective, no. it makes things a lot mo

both the united states and brittain are close allies of saudi a raeb yeah. they were very much central to the situation and it's very widely, deeply interwoven both militarily and economically, becky. >> sam kylie is in riyadh, jomana is outside the consulate which is 20 minutes from here in istanbul in turkey. thank you guys. khashoggi's family and friends would have been waking up from his birthday celebration today but instead his fiance writing in a "new york times" op ed on saturday saying, and i quote, today is jamal's birthday. i had invited a party for his birthday. we would have been married. the speculation is not good. dread doesn't leave me for a moment. is it true, have they assassinated jamal. an op ed writing by the fiance of jamal khashoggi. >>> we're joined by a senior fellow. the vision is crucial to a country where 2/3 of its population are under the age of 30. this vision to take it into the 21st century, post oil environment. the crown prince absolutely determined, he said, to sweep out sort of corrupttive nature of officials past. he sa