on thursday several cabinet members resigned including brags that secretary dominic rob and brags that hard liners led by m.p.'s jake of greece mog and steve baker say they will collect the forty eight signatures necessary to trigger a vote of no confidence in the prime minister for the future of this country a generation generations hinges upon rejecting this policy and it's become clear to me and to jacob that the only way now to reject this policy is to offer the prime minister to go into new orleans is going to government is struggling to secure a deal with the e.u. before bragg's it is triggered at the end of march next year meanwhile the u.k. remains divided over whether or not it should even leave the union. and let's get a deeper look into this now we are joined here in the studio by john worth an e.u. citizen with a u.k. passport and also a blogger who writes quite extensively on the e.u. and the u.k. welcome back to the program and good evening we have to talk about what has just been happening now in the past twenty four hours i mean we essentially have some of her most seni

resignations we saw this five hour marathon cabinet meeting and today we've seen now breaks that secretary dominic rob has resigned tell us more about his letter his reasoning what's behind this. what is behind is that dominick rob just needed a little bit more time after last night's cabinet meeting to make up his mind and inside is yesterday night after the reason they had come out in downing street and said this is the deal now take it or leave it or you will have no correct and i believe that this is the best that can be done when she came out and sort of seemed to have won the day of service here you said yes she won this particular small skirmish but she didn't win the battle and some of the ministers in her cabinet among the hard line breaks two years might well need more time to think about what happened and what really is on the table and this in fact then turned out to be dominic rob we saw earlier in the morning in was a resignation by the northern ireland secretary that was a minor not well known political figure she could well live with that bought the resignation of dominique robb one of

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prime minister has faced more criticism five deal to withdraw the country from the european union dominic rob the fall of bricks that minister who resigned over the draft agreement said it was fatally flawed he says he'll continue to support juries in may but called on her to change course in demanding more concessions from the e.u. may could face a leadership challenge in the next few days but insists attempts to oust her would be pointless. but change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations any easier and it's not going to change the parliamentary arithmetic what it will do what it will do is bring in a degree of uncertainty that's uncertainty for people and their jobs what it will do is mean that is a risk that actually we delay the negotiations and that's a risk that. frustrated. the latest now from outside the house of parliament here in london. it's been a tough week the prime minister to resign may but she is standing her ground doubling down on the what she says is the best option for the u. k. to leave the european union how would draw a deal she says is the

challenge her leadership now she's named stephen barclay as the new brics it minister he replaces dominic rob he quit over the deal negotiated with the e.u. rob was one of a number of ministers who resigned after me as cabinet backed the deal china's president xi jinping says well growth is being overshadowed by protectionism speaking at the pick summit in papua new guinea he referred to us china trade tensions and criticize donald trump's america first policy up next it's the listening post. by. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries facing the realities that's from the very beginning of the group providing context housing is not just about four walls and a river hear their story and talk to al-jazeera. the media is focused heavily on the killing of the savage. oh i can back out what happened. to the south of. moscow the sugar such. as. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week the saudi operative linked to the khashoggi killing and the l

defying now two calls to step down and resignations by two senior cabinet ministers secretary dominic rob and work and pensions secretary esther mcvey quit saying the deal did not go far enough in breaking ties her feet.

s new brakes at secretary europe places dominant rob he resigned on thursday a draft agreement made by prime minister to resign may with the european union rebels within may's conservative party are trying to launch a leadership challenge accusing her of selling out this is not the deal of a future relationship with the european union the deal of the future relationship with the european union means we take back control of arnold's weekend free movement take back control of our borders take back control of our money so we can spend it on priorities like the n.h.s. went out of the customs union but out of the single market rather the common agricultural policy rather the cause issues policy that's rising people voted for that's what i'm delivering. general has more from outside the u.k. parliament. well the ship of state on friday evening is looking more stable than it was twenty four hours ago theresa may has appointed a new briggs's secretary replacing dominic robb who resigned on thursday stephen bach lee up to now a junior health minister but crucially a leave supporter that portfol

on thursday several cabinet members resigned including brags that secretary dominic rob and brags that hard liners led by m.p.'s jacob reese marg and steve baker say they will collect the forty eight signatures necessary to trigger a vote of no confidence in the prime minister. the future of this country for generations generations hinges upon rejecting this policy it's become clear to me and to jacob that the only way now to reject this policy is to ask the prime minister to go into. the government is struggling to secure a deal with the e.u. before break that is triggered at the end of march next year meanwhile the u.k. remains divided over whether or not it should even leave the union. the number of people missing in northern california wildfires has risen to more than six hundred sixty. five managed to contain most of the blaze and thousands of people are starting to return to their communities often to find their possessions reduced to ashes. this is what it looks like to lose everything. hair. quick that's all i can say. while my gosh words can't describe it. words can't describe

and some breaking news just coming in breaks that secretary dominic rob has just resigned from the british government over its traffic bragg's it deal the move follows the e.u. announcement that they will hold a special summit to seal the brakes of agreement on november twenty fifth that's ten days from now at a press conference in brussels this morning european council president bill tusk heaped praise on michelle bunny at the chief negotiator chief rex and. it or so said that funny had limited the damage caused by britain's impending departure and had maintained the interests of the other twenty seven countries that will remain in the e.u. after franks. well let's first cross over to our correspondent bigot mosse who is standing by for us in the london bigot so we just heard that the brags that secretary dominic robb has resigned from the recent mase cabinet what does this mean for the prime minister. this is really a bombshell announcement that has only reached just just minutes ago for two reason may this is really big trouble because she had hoped that she would have a cabinet behind

tumultuous day on thursday when several cabinet members resigned including breaks that secretary dominic rob may is also facing a backlash from her own party with hard line breaks and tears seeking to challenge her leadership earlier the prime minister defended her breaks of divorce agreement and spoke of the future relationship with the e.u. want to talk radio program this is not the deal of the future relationship with the european union the deal of the future relationship with the european union means we take back control of volatiles wheat and free movement take back control of our borders take back control of our money so we can spend it on priorities not the n.h.s. when out of the customs union out of the single market rob the common agricultural policy rather the common fisheries policy that's what i think people vengeful that's what i'm delivering. our correspondent barbara basler standing by force in london barbara what are the chances that theresa may will face a leadership challenge now. the chances seem to be growing by the minute because the rumor is really flying fast here and

pressing said secretary may be unfortunate to lose two looks like carelessness amongst these five dominic rob the bread success rate has gone as the mcveigh was a significant person within the u.k. but the all the rest at all significant. now of course in the summer earlier when after the checkers meeting at david davis the first bricks of minister stepped down he was one of the so-called big beasts off the tory parties and that was significant and all the others we have seen step down now are sort of from the second or even third row bought it is a signal that she is with in her party hemorrhaging support and so every of course every n.p.c. may he may he be as back bench as you like it counts because in the end one man one woman one m.p. one vote in parliament and that's sort of where her majority is going to come from and if she looks at it she sees us with different eyes than you and i because she sees that her own support is sort of bleeding away and for her that is a clear signal of danger of course. proviso in london matters in brussels for now we thank you we'll come back to you as soo

, dominic rob. may talked about the deal that she had together. she was pressed throughout the session on what a plan b would look like. unfolding,ion was and it was to a half hours long, even with the chamber itself, the starting of the rebellion led by the drg, the european research group, they were huddled in the corner and then lessons are important, because they go to the chairman of the 1922 committee. if we get 48 letters calling for a leadership challenge, then there will be a leadership challenge. that is a difficult balancing act, although brexit is, because if they fail in that leadership is.lenge, theresa may safe for another year not only has she had to do with the back was brexit plan, but she has had to do with a potential leadership challenge against her. just to wrap up the arithmetic surrounding that brexit clavell, is increasingly difficult. it isigures are figuring unlikely for theresa may to have the votes to get the brexit bill through the house of commons, and then we get into

dominic rob was the first to quit saying that he cannot in good conscience support the terms of the drafteal. he was followed by pension secretary esther mcveigh. two others stepped out. the most high-profile to resign it replaced david davis that quit back in july, you might remember, over the checkers agreement. saysg after theresa may she has the cabinet's collective backing of the text. theresa may: it would mean more sent -- more uncertainty and more division. if we get behind a deal, we can bring our country back together and seize the opportunities that lie ahead. the choice is clear. we can choose to leave with no deal, risk no brexit at all. [cheering] or -- or we can choose to unite and support the best deal that will be negotiated. rochelle: the leader of the labour party jeremy corbyn says the deal fall short of what was promised to the british people. jeremy c corbyn: this was not te deal promised. parliament cannot and will not accept a false choice between this bad deal and no deal. prime minister theresa may has sent the draft is in the best interest of the entire u.k. , a

nejra: and after the resignation of dominic rob last week, theresa may will head to brussels to do theting herself. do we have details about a proposed meeting between may and juncker? maria: so that's something we heard from the prime minister herself. nothing will be agreed until everything is agreed. we're hearing in the u.k., there is too much focus on the exit. you should focus on the future. the problem is the withdrawal agreement is legally binding. we don't know when it's going to happen. it should be anytime this week. the summit will take place on sunday. the european union made it clear the summit will go on a matter what. if she's in power, good. if not, they will use it for a no brexit deal. it shows prime minister theresa may, the we haven't seen in brussels for a while, has taken charge. she will deal with this. nejra: thank you for joining us, maria tadeo for us in brussels. kokou.ring in a lot to keep up with when you are looking at markets. how are you playing this or are you sitting on the sidelines? kokou: for a lot of investors, it will depend on the intricacies of

defying now two calls to step down and resignations by two senior cabinet ministers secretary dominic rob and work and pensions secretary esther mcvey quit saying the deal did not go far enough in breaking ties with ease.

resignations from her cabinet over the deal among those who have quit are the bricks that secretary dominic rob and also the work and pensions secretary estimate for a heated debate still continues the house of commons over the course the country should take the withdrawal agreement and the political. represents a huge and damaging failure these five hundred eighty for. pages over a testament to broken promises fail to go see asians and abject capitulation to the e.u. we've been going for about an hour now not a single old of all right all the member has supported the plans that the prime minister has set out and i'm almost tempted to ask if the honorable members opposite will put their hands up if they actually do support the prime minister on this sort of proposal and i want my road on a roof road so good we would leave the customs union. the next two says otherwise my right order for. the integrity of the united kingdom the whole procedure called so is otherwise my right on the frode so that we would be armed to the jurisdiction of the european court of justice article one hundred seventy fo

tumultuous day on thursday when several cabinet members resigned including breaks it secretary dominic rob may is also facing a back lash from her own party with hard line breaks and tears seeking to challenge earlier ship but in the last hour a key pro brags that boysen teresa mayes top ministerial team environment secretary michael gove has confirmed that he is staying in his post and says he has confidence in may yesterday he was reportedly offered a job as new brakes at secretary prime minister theresa may was tight lipped about that in a radio interview earlier but have you offered him the road trip now i don't talk about things they do with to do with the company company reshuffle and i happen to point to the new secretary at but always i'll be doing that over the course of the next year as i will remember if you are a busy man could i get on the book is and talk about how to michael gove who both now and i have to say the cover was made you can sort of root in my life i don't bet on anything to do with politics right i'd advise you not to i thought all right we'll have to we'll wait

amid a slew of resignations from her cabinet over the deal among those who have quit secretary dominic rob the work and pensions secretary estimate for a debate raged in the house of commons over the course of the country should take. we could choose to leave with no deal we could risk no bricks. it's all we can to wait. for or we can choose to unite and support the best deal that can be negotiated this deal the withdrawal agreement and the political career a should represent a huge and damaging for you as a psychologist it's clear to me to see that the prime minister is in denial the prime minister comes before us today trying to sell us the deal that is already dead in the water i'm almost tempted to ask if the honorable members opposite will put their hands up the family actually do support the prime minister and the senate proposal and. my road order food fruit so good we would leave the customs union. the next two says of a walk to my right over the frozen so that she would move the integrity of the united kingdom the whole procedure called so is all the was my right or who froze so t

defying nalgene calls to step down and resignations by two senior cabinet ministers secretary dominic rob and work and pensions secretary esther mcvey quit saying the deal did not go far enough in breaking ties with the e.u. . the united states has imposed sanctions on seventeen saudi officials for their role in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi the move came as.

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

including the brexit state secretary dominic rob. yet still she won't be dissuaded this is a day which is in the national interest about my going to see this through. yes thank you. theresa may an iron lady or a tragic figure. john interestingly enough may receive some grudging tributes this week even from her critics how do you see her as a historical figure what will the history books right. i think she will be presented as a prime minister trying to do the best in a very very difficult situation. leading a divided policy where she has been trying to balance what the party needs on one hand the what she thinks the country could manage to live with on the other hand. it's not a job with it. anyone. do you wish on anyone is very very tough open and i think she will probably because i still think brexit will fail i think she will probably go down as the the prime minister who brought brexit to failure -- but ultimately is there anything else she could do them the way that she's behaving at the moment she's actually playing quite techn

stephen barclay stepping in to the position big hated by dominic rob up next it's inside story i'm back in a little under thirty minutes with thirty minutes of al-jazeera will see them. across china millions of cameras are watching citizens every move and scoring their behavior when used investigates china's surveillance crackdown. on al jazeera. more leaks more evidence of more pressure on saudi arabia over the murder of john. to he has another recording that contradicts the kingdom's claims that journalists death was not premeditated the saudi narrative changes almost daily is there more to come from turkey this is inside story. welcome to the program saudi arabia has given numerous versions of what happened to journalist jamal khashoggi at its consulate in istanbul it's always maintained crown prince one had been sunline knew nothing about the murder plot and says it will seek the death penalty for five saudi suspects but turkey says it has new information that differs completely from riyadh latest narrative the turkish newspaper haaretz says leaked audio has g.'s killings discussing

the so let's just say to raise them a is forced to resign and let's say someone from the rights dominic rob becomes the leader of the conservative party well the city is going to be delighted but then the other parts of the conservative party who are actively supportive of the european union or passively support is not be happy. we so we would be back at the stalemate but you know i think ultimately what it comes down to is this all i personally do not believe in referendums wilson never believed in referendums. never believed in referendums there was some subjects and i do not mean to sound condescending but there was some subjects they are so difficult to understand that the person cannot where i don't know you and i find what i find economically so i don't you and i disagreed on this one week one could make the are going to leave go to alistair on this here is that there are some issues that are so very important that you must have a reference to marcus's idea point upside down here allister go ahead. yeah i mean i mean i think there are some very important issues of constitutional matte

profile resignations inside her government including earlier today perhaps it secretary dominic dominic rob became one of the leaders to resign over two weeks of means handling of present but in terms of where things had now we do know that this draft agreement that was signed off by the cabinet last night is now going to head to the european union where november twenty four twenty fifth other twenty seven you member states are going to sign off on that but then the tricky part comes when it comes back to westminster and has to be voted on by parliament and this is going to be really the hardest roadblock for to resubmit especially given the quite. a heightened dissatisfaction inside the house of commons we have seen on this issue. from what we know the government still it's a fine of you know in its own terms now when we're making progress and close to a daily is complaining about does the prime minister's still intend to put a false choice to parliament between a botched jail or no jail and the labor party have only one intention that is to frustrate the try to vote. you are not deliverin

about dominic rob the secretary or secretary of state while you were brussels in dublin i'm sure you're going to ask about right exactly but in addition to dublin because he did shock the his counterparts there i also want to ask about these letters one of them today one of my think yesterday from lawyers the top fifteen hundred fifty two hundred yes four hundred and boy they said some shocking think we may have it on the screen but essentially they are really concerned about where negotiations are and then there's also in addition to the lawyers there's a bunch of people that are involved in business and you're involved in this what it was the current. i mean. british american business association. they're really concerned about business today so you know deal is bad what do you make of all this and how we're going to go in and i don't think that no deal is about i think a no deal is better than a bad deal is what i keep saying but two things on that you asked about what what is happening in terms of this letter i think the letter again as a very dissatisfied part of the economy don't

of november a lot can happen between now and then particularly if if to resume a was to replace dominic rob he stepped down as break that secretary with michael gove now michael gove we hear there's apparently said he would quite fun see the job only if he was allowed to go back to brussels and renegotiate and that summit on the twenty fifth was council now that would not go down very well at all with people here on the continent if you think people are sick of breaks that in britain the certainly sick of brigs it here in europe and the idea that this would be trundling on for longer well that would start seeing more and more people talking about that no deal breaks it not is a it's a crucial thing because people talk about it a lot more and people in higher and higher places we heard the the chief spokesperson for the european commission on thursday saying he wasn't going to talk about tittle tattle and who it said what about where but what he did say is that the commission had plans for an o.t. . exists and that they were keeping them under their house for now we heard from the french pri

dominic rob has resigned. from the european union. his announcement comes after they had secured the backing of the cabinet for the agreement. furious conservative numbers. could topple by submitting enough letters of no confidence to trigger a leadership challenge. now they are down by 24 points. nasdaq however a gradual chipping away. a terrible slowdown. you still see solid growth but you see growing signs of a bit of a slowdown. the federal reserve is still widely expected to raise interest rates. the u.s. economy remains strong. white house economic advisor discussing that point with our trish regan on prime time last night. >> we have this whopping employment number. 250,000. we have tremendous isn. let's not forget. desperate search is underway. nearly 900 homes had been burned and destroyed. also meeting with south korea's president. he assured me as this talks took place. south korea remains committed to fully enforcing all of the un resolutions. and sanctions. they have given them something. on the sidelines. tariffs on $250

prime minister is faced more criticism of a deal to withdraw the country from the european union dominic rob the full of bricks that minister who resigned over the draft agreement said it was fatally flawed he urged her to change course and among more concessions from the e.u. . next we look at a young iraqi woman obsession with all things korean and how it's feel to dream of living in south korea that's coming up in with this. impoverished excluded and under attack roma communities are paying the price of hiking nationalism in a country but war with it so. people in power investigates the surgeon hate crimes at the hands of far right groups. ukrainian roma repression on al jazeera. charge. it's us. every day trying to divert to live a she calls me now signs around our family ever seen me jenna a been this much of a money. if you don't my must if in and i'm on now i know i mean one f. now i'm there like it's a broken home sort of a race if i line up i'll buy on an a b l n r a n. h. yeah. i'm on the how but the jews didn't give you the honest price and don't know why million and. that's on th

vote of no confidence she lost a number of key ministers including the brics that state secretary dominic rob yet still be dissuaded this is a deal which does deliver that which is in the national interest and i'm i going to see this through yes thank you theresa may an iron lady or a tragic figure. john interestingly enough may receive some grudging tributes this week even from her critics how do you see her as a historical figure what will the history books write i think she will be presented as a prime minister trying to do the best in a very very difficult situation leading a divided party where she has been trying to balance what the party needs on one hand and what she thinks the country could manage to live with on the other hand it's not a job. anyone. do you wish on anyone it's very very tough i think she will probably because i still think race will fail i think she will probably go down as the prime minister who brought it to failure but ultimately is there anything else she could do than the way that she's behaving at the moment she's actually playing quite a tactically good game

johnson or dominic rob was later it would be any more effective than theresa may britain is in unchartered waters and i would also say this peter that there are that brick city's room with risks and dangers one of them for example concerns and often islands now i will make this point so it is absolutely imperative that there is a soft border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland awful why it's if there is a hold that could potentially undermine the good friday agreement and if the good friday agreement is undermined that could result in an eruption of violence in northern ireland's the likes of which you know we haven't seen for a great many years so i do not lie i do not like the european union but this is unbelievably complex ok let me go to you did teressa may get the best deal that she could get because i'm i have to really question that you know she repeatedly said briggs it means bragg's it so is her deal doesn't really mean briggs it because just about everybody has a negative opinion one way or another about how she understands what brags it's all about go ahead alli

defying mounting calls to step down and resignations by two senior cabinet ministers secretary dominic rob and work and pensions secretary esther mcvey quit saying the deal did not go far enough in breaking ties with ease.

stephen barclay stepping in to the position big heated by dominic rob up next it's inside story and back in a little under thirty minutes with thirty minutes of al-jazeera we'll see them. across china millions of cameras are watching citizens every move and scoring their behavior when used investigates china's surveillance crackdown. on al jazeera. more leaks more evidence of more pressure on saudi arabia over the murder of jon. he has another audio recording that contradicts the kingdom's claims that journalist death was not premeditated the saudi narrative changes almost daily is there more to come from turkey this is inside story. other than oracle welcome to the program saudi arabia has given numerous versions of what happened to journalist jamal khashoggi at its consulate in istanbul it's always maintained crown prince one had been son knew nothing about the murder plot and says it will seek the death.

and and then a few meetings of the last week simon cold meet the irish foreign minister met with dominic rob the president secretary jeremy hunt they had a very long and frank meetings and both suggested that they were very close to a compromise ok and now you have this i'm sorry yes yes democrats going to say that the main sticking point here seems to be the irish border but let me ask you why is the irish border issue so important to island and the u.k. i mean the border is just a legacy of the peace process isn't it. well it is a it is what it is in large part about the peace process it's not just about trade you tend to get an emphasis in the media that it's all about economics and frictionless trade it's not just about that it's about communities it's about people one simple statistic i think sums this up i mean if you take the european union's border on its east from the baltic sea to turkey for example there are one hundred thirty seven border crossings ok that's the whole of the eastern border now you take the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland there are over

jockeying for who might be running if we get a no-confidence vote and who could ultimately replace her, dominic robing i am not an ally of , so he seems to be distancing himself from that. the leader of the house of commons is absolutely determined to back may on brexit. she is going to brussels next week to continue discussions. haidi: what has been the reaction? business leaders have to be concerned about a bad deal or no deal. shall see.e reiterating that the u.k. cannot get a better deal. this is it. this question about the transition through brexit and how long will that last? he said it could be tended to 2022. business is getting more worried about a no brexit deal. mark carney has predicted dire consequences. there are a lot of dark clouds hanging over this. a lot more reason to make her battle very important. we will see how it turns out. week, noother eventful doubt. a lot more coming up when it comes to australia's bank. the final leg of the commission gets underway. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down