over to our correspondent who's there charlotte chelsea impale she's at an anti independence demonstration in barcelona charlotte what's the situation where you are. halliday yes we've been hearing from police that there have been some three hundred thousand people here taking to the streets of basra now to protest against the move by the regional government former regional government here to impose independence activists here say that there are some one million people who are on the streets it's been very friendly so far we've been hearing chants of we are spanish and spain cannot be divided but the fact that it's very peaceful shouldn't mosque the fact that there is a lot of anger here as well people here have been chanting that they want to see them on go to jail so it's a very the people here have come to express their opinion they say that those who are full are independents have already had their say as you might remember there were thousands of people on the streets of barcelona on friday and now the people that we've spoken to here say that tend to voice their opinions madrid calls

let's go to the catalogue regional capital and the spanish national capital d w correspondent to charlotte chelsea pill is in barcelona water roberts is in the madrid welcome a both of start with you martin robert so as the senate debates article one heart. if they do trigger it what will happen next. well you could do. worse in. the morning first minister. do you really an. intervention. however is the first song to go on you. know doing. that it's reached this point no one has how it's going to work this. is our. existence however. i do my best to hold on to that. i think we got most of that it's a particularly that dodgy line let's go to charlotte in barcelona how at how catalans preparing for this if it happens. aha a fellow facet just wanted to let you know that a vote is starting now to take place in the catalan parliament behind me on a proposal for independence we know that just a few moments ago the opposition parties walked out that boycotting the vote they say they do want no part of it as they were calling for regional elections previously and there's been a very heated debate in parli

that's going to go down well so there are some real risks of violence are an uncertain situation charlotte chelsea still joining us from barcelona and martin roberts in madrid thanks to both of you earlier spoke with our correspondent in brussels i asked him about the vibe coming from the european union on the catalonia issue. they you is fully supporting the spanish government and every move it makes that is clear of the us says this problem this forward to tween us alone in madrid has to be resolved within the legal framework the constitution of the frame bug off spain and so there is no room for an independent republic of catalonia and no e.u. member country none of the other twenty seven recognized cut alone the independent state in the would not do that as well the only thing is that done a task ahead of the european council to protests today he said please don't resort to violence use forceful arguments but do not you was false so there is a slight fear that this might get out of control out of hand but officially doesn't react and says spain has to solve this problem on its own for example

earlier i spoke to did obvious charlotte chelsea hill and journalist right martin roberts in madrid i started by asking martin what governance from madrid it was going to look like in catalonia. well the idea is that day to day running a pattern you want change because i was at three hundred pounds and civil servants and always a handful of very top will keep their jobs and their functions you know merely the people at the very top of the trades might be transferred to a partner or. indeed as an example or. controversial regional police chief has only been demoted i mean nobody will keep his job. and those fifty thousand people enjoy mesler weeks from madrid where now richard took over the regional finances i mean that's part of the groundwork laid for this a lot of. drafting in thousands upon thousands of national police and civil rights where they may have problems with the state broadcaster who made it clear in no uncertain terms that. reject any outside interference. seasons being sentences merican says meanwhile the unions and civil servants to simply sit tight not to make waves

persuade evil leaders to move talks on from divorce terms to trade at a summit in brussels tonight charlotte chelsea until brings us up to speed on the talks so far. good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. this we're going to respect the european union so this is over in washington five rounds of talks. have multiple mishaps and almost an ending stream of metaphors let's put a tiger in the tank and stop letting the grass grow under our feet the ball is entirely in the u.k. court as we look forward to the next stage the ball is in their court breaks in negotiations are well underway and things are getting theory in your court. actually that's a game when it clearly isn't a game but if it were today she's been much point for team breck's it here in brussels a real moment of triumph when the e.u. said enough has been agreed upon for talks to move on to the next phase to really get into the nitty gritty of the u.k.'s future relationship with the e.u. and on trade first day the e.u. had some conditions. it's demanded sufficient progress on three key issues the rights of u.k. and e.u. citizens post breaks it

uncertainty we have team coverage of these breaking developments in barcelona and barcelona charlotte the chelsea is covering events there and imagery and martin roberts thank you both for joining us charlotta earlier we saw jubilation in sight the parliament when the vote passed what's the mood outside where you are. that's quite a rights of ecstatic scenes inside the parliament that among those who've been pushing for independence for years we saw then this is hugging one another we saw spontaneous chance of freedom freedom and we saw outbreak of singing as well it really was an ecstatic scene inside the parliament here because pushing on the kotla needed just left about half an hour ago more chairs as he got in his car and drove away now we're a few hundred meters at the moment from the scene where thousands of pro independence support is on the streets that been nervously waiting to see what decision the catalan paan meant would make here this of course as we know it's been a process full of ups and downs first they were going to be regional elections then that once then there was going to be

s charlotte to chelsea on the pill who is reporting from there what are you hearing. the one way hearing is that it produced one is said it's up to the parliament to decide on a new ad elections there's been a lot of advice which influence on this issue today was initially thought that he would cool these elections and then he oppressed by and then counsel the same and he was and then to be making out there is a store that he did that while he was still in school with members of his coalition government behind me i'm sure you can hear protests that are going on it's students seven university and high school students as well bill cooling for independence a lot of people here and indeed a lot of people within peers runs coalition government say that they'll accept nothing short of independence so the suggestion of a new elections is going to come as a disappointment to a lot of people ahead with this at telus joe i mean is there just no unity when it comes to seceding from spain. that does seem to be the case that i appreciate his face a lot of backlash within his own g

correspondent charlotte chelsea pearl is in barcelona welcome charlotte so spain's high court has now moved against to catalonia former leaders what can you tell us. yes this is just coming in now we're hearing that a spanish judge has ordered not just persian one but all of his cabinets to come back to madrid to spain on thursday and aren't sir for his alleged crimes now we know that he's due to be charged with rebellion something that carries thirty years in prison. rejects that is a claim saying is completely unjustified was going to be crucial now to find out is whether or not prison one decides indeed to leave brussels are his days in brussels numbered that's what we want to know here if he doesn't he risks arrest not could of course be extremely tricky because he's in belgium always looking then at the extradition proceedings beginning and some sort of diplomatic debate about whether or not that can go ahead and said all along in this process that he wants europe to get involved and it looks like he may just have made that happen carlos person one disappeared for a day or so aft

cause one child at chelsea poll who is in brussels welcome charlotte do european leaders share to reason why is impression that important progress has been made. well there were echoes of that at the european summit last week leaders were saying yes indeed certain issues there have been a little bit of progress in fact the prime minister to reason may even name checked several in her speech saying they included german chancellor angela merkel but the fact remains that if there really had been as much progress as to reason they would like to suggest that these negotiations would have moved on to the next phase and they haven't the e.u. leaders were saying there's simply not enough that's been agreed upon for them to talk about trade and the e.u. is future relationship the so-called second phase of these negotiations the biggest sticking point still being the so-called brics it bill how much money the u.k. owes the e.u. and e.u. leaders say they simply don't know yet where the u.k. stands on this some people here are even saying that that they're deadlocked on this issue deadlocked or not

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implementation a lots to unpack here for you correspondent charlet chelsea is in the capital at capital a castle and the capital of barcelona charlotte no snap elections no declaration of independence the ball is back in the central government's courts in madrid. is that any does seem no way was expected is that tomorrow the senate in madrid is going to vote on whether or not it opposes imposes article one five five what that will do is it will impose direct rule on catalonia it will also as you mentioned rid the government head of its powers temporarily and take control of the police and the media as well is quite an extreme measure all suggestions point to the fact that that is going to take place in the senate tomorrow prime minister ronnie marianna hoy's party has a majority that say in the holdout the fact that suppression one has hit it back into madrid's courts just seem to be something that is becoming somewhat of a trend for him initially he was expected as you said to declare independence then he suspended it straight off to it's today the word was that yes there was going to be a declaration of independence then he was due

madrid and from other world leaders to say the least joining us now from barcelona is due to charlotte chelsea and hill and in madrid for us martin roberts martin let's start with you madrid has now officially taken control of the council on government how is that going to work . at least that's out of the three hundred thousand government employees and. almost a handful of the very top will actually keep their jobs. every day to date you should consider is not. what it laid the groundwork for this on taking over control of. the beginning of september so actually has a market employees including ironically palace function are effectively being sanctioned. in addition to that majority didn't thousands of. police from the rest of us sometimes. ongoing. reported yesterday was a party deliberately holding actions within a very short period of time so really the idea is that this is only a temporary. amendment sense of the last transfer of. the see how it works. and charlotte we saw celebrations in barcelona after the independence declaration but how are people now going to react to their governmen