e.u. campaign is this a this be done with this breaks it and start building a campaign for britain move to rejoin in a decade i don't think that's going to happen because britain's terms of membership would be different britain's not in the euro not in shang and reapplied to join it would have to comply with all of that as i see it he's making sure brits and bills and leave by holding a second referendum or essentially pausing the breaks that process in some way which is still possible that don't leave all go bad terms those are essentially the only two options just now ok thank you very much john orthe for setting some light on what remains a very complicated i don't know in the next fortnight how this is going to proceed ok thanks for that john wirth political advisor. the ukrainian navy says russia has seized three of its ships in the black sea after firing on the vessels two boats were damaged and two crew members wounded in the current straight off the coast of russia controlled crimea ukrainian president petro poroshenko has said he will ask parliament to declare martial law putting

e.u. campaign is this a this be done with this break say it and start building a campaign for brits move to rejoin in a decade i don't think that's going to happen because britain's terms of membership would be different britain's not in the euro not in showing it to reapply to join it would have to comply with all of that as i see it he's making sure the brits and bills and leave by holding a second referendum or essentially pausing the breaks that process in some way which is still possible they don't leave all. of those are essentially the only two options just now ok thank you very much john or first getting some light on with remains a very complicated you know in the next fortnight how this is going to proceed ok thanks for that john wirth political advisor now to some of the other stories making news around the world ugandan divers have achieved thirty one bodies after a big boat capsized on lake victoria dozens more are feared dead the vessel was on a routine pleasure cruise and believed to be overcrowded with nearly one hundred mostly young revelers when it sank saturday evening at

e.u. campaign is this a this be done with this breaks it and start building a campaign for britain have to rejoin in a decade i don't think that's going to happen because britain's terms of membership would be different britain's not in the euro not in showing it to reapply to join it would have to comply with all of that as i see it he's making sure britain doesn't leave by holding a second referendum or essentially pausing the brakes a process in some way which is still possible that don't leave all go under those are essentially the only two options just now ok thank you very much john worth for setting some light on remains a very complicated you know in the next fortnight how this is going to proceed ok thanks for that john ward political advisor. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. border patrol has shot a busy crossing between california and the mexican city of tijuana after hundreds of central american migrants pushed past a blockade of mexican police standing guard they want to pressure the u.s. to hear their asylum claims in another area u.s

a swiss pharmaceutical company now under german law campaign donations from non e.u. member states are illegal. the un security council has unanimously voted to lift sanctions against eritrea amid a falling in relations in the region the measures which included an arms embargo asset freezes and travel bans were imposed in two thousand and nine after the country was accused of supporting armed groups in somalia ethiopia which recently signed a landmark peace deal with its neighbor has welcomed the move. she says it's pulling thousands of its doctors currently working in brazil on a public health program out of the country of annan says the decision came in response to president elect job also not all's comments he has questioned their training and demanded changes to their pay. well thousands of firefighters and some from as far away as texas are battling wildfires in the north and south of california authorities say that they are starting to gain the upper hand but the threat is far from over fifty people have been killed in the

e.u. referendum campaign when we made these very same arguments they dismissed it as project fear now today they have been absolutely unclothed in front of the british people people like j.p. jacob riis smoke now out of nowhere left side and simply dismissed his concerns is not now going to work because these have become practical reality is that must be face. let me get you to listen to what the european council president don't want us what he said today. they will speak for final deal with the united kingdom in november. we also prepared for loads of senators. but of course. i mean is there any realistic chance of that if i mean is there a scenario where britain does not leave the european union. well that they're all basically three things that can happen on a technical basis and two on a practical basis one is that there is a break that without a deal one is that there is a break that with a deal and then there is the third option which is that there is no brakes it at all and now i do not believe for a second that they can be contemplated breaks it without a deal the disruptions and th

much so it was a very difficult department to penetrate at the time she was there she did campaign to remain in the e.u. but she was a very reluctant campaigner she did not particularly want to side with the likes of david cameron really came out in favor of remained towards the very end when she realized what the what could happen over security if we if the u.k. obviously doesn't have the same access so i think it's you have to be careful when you say that she's going from remain to bricks and i think she was always a reluctant remain a bit she's completely she's clearly not a brick sitting here and is trying to make the best of a very very bad see. to ation i would love to spend the entire rest of this program talking about whether it's nish cameron that goes down in history that's the true villain of this piece but yes i think in in looking at what teresa mayes biggest mistakes might have been i would certainly put this strange alliance with the d u p the party that i mentioned earlier high up on the list because in many ways it has brought that irish dilemma to the fore and in some ways created a s

e.u. is worried about plans by italy's clinician government to take out one more debt to pay for expensive election campaign promises rome is planning big cuts in taxes to boost growth but the e.u. says that that is unacceptable given internees enormous mountain of debt the biggest in real terms in europe italy is the euro zone's third largest economy and the second largest manufacturer in europe but despite the country's potential italian economic growth has been weak and it's been lagging behind the news average . of course more debt would jeopardize italy's credit worthiness and perhaps put the entire eurozone at risk german economist your. former chief economist hopes it won't come to that. yeah i hope that this can be avoided and this would be the worst case. i hope that the signals coming from the european peers from other european euro area member states but also from other european institutions like the e.c.b. president draghi was very outspoken in his recent press conference that italy cannot expect any support coming from d.c. b. it is not even within the men date of the e.c.b. to finance the fisc

group is accused of using donations from switzerland to pay for internet campaigning campaign donations from non e.u. member states are illegal under german law prosecutors have made requests to have bottles parliamentary immunity lifted. the fate of around seven hundred thousand revenge of muslim refugees is uncertain after some refused to leave their camps in bangladesh and return to myanmar bangladeshi authorities had started had planned to start repatriating the refugees who fled myanmar more than a year ago following a military crackdown there human rights groups say conditions aren't yet right for the real hinges to return safely. and senior white house adviser mira ricardo is being transferred out of her position a day after u.s. first lady malani atro called for her dismissal aides said ricardo who was the deputy national security adviser had clashed with the first lady's staff over her visit to africa last month. now to california where investigators are counting the dead from the state's worst ever fires at least fifty six people have been killed by the blazes so far with authorities warni

not the land of milk and honey as rex the cheers have promised throughout the campaign it surely will be blamed on the e.u. on the lack of cooperation and that is something that's a scenario which brussels would really like to avoid both sides pushing the process to their brain garrick modest reporting from brussels thank you. all right let's bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world police same kenya see gunmen have kidnapped in italian volunteer in an attack on a trading center in the coastal region of key leafy at least four people were injured in the shooting the attackers identity is unclear but somali based islamic militants have been blamed for a spate of kidnappings in the area. and of all secretary-general if you're going stark has that the nationality of the policing organizations your president does not affect its neutrality all this after in a poll elect of south korea kim jong un as its next president you want to guess that russian candidate alexander procope choke following warnings that moscow could use the role to target political opponents. of a cla

e.u. is worried about plans italy's coalition government to take out more debt to pay for expensive election campaign promises rome is planning big cuts in taxes to boost growth but the e.u. says that that is unacceptable given italy's enormous mountain of did the biggest in real terms in europe italy is the euro zone's third largest economy and the second largest manufacturer in europe but despite the country's potential italian economic growth has been weak and it's been lagging behind the news average. now we're talking about more debt and that could lead to default eventually even tearing apart the entire euro zone danny in frankfurt we know that italy already weighed on the euro yesterday now with a deadline drawing closer how is the financial world holding up. what i can tell you it is really still weighing in here also among investors they will be watching very closely how all of this is going to unfold this afternoon not everybody i can tell you is convinced that it will is vouchered will be accepted this time by the european union and the scenario for a heavyweight country like italy going a

e.u. is worried about plans by italy's question government to take out more debt to pay for expensive election campaign promises now rome is planning big cuts in taxes to boost growth but the e.u. says that's not acceptable given italy's enormous mountain of debt the biggest in real terms in europe actually italy however is the euro zone's third largest economy and the second largest manufacturer in europe but despite the country's potential italian economic growth has been weak and it's been lagging behind used average new government hopes the tax cuts will change that. more debt could have caused jeopardize italy's credit worthiness and even put to the entire eurozone at risk earlier we spoke to german economy stupid stock the e.c.b. former chief economist and i asked him what was likely to happen next here's what he told us at a certain point in time there will be a showdown the question is whether the government will hit the wall with the u. commission or other european institutions or with the markets i personally expect that the you with situations will stand firm not to give you know at this sta

e.u. is that worries about plans by its. these coalition government to take out more debts to pay for expensive election campaign promises promises planning big cuts in taxes to boost growth but the e.u. says that's unacceptable given it is enormous mountain of debt the biggest in real terms in europe italy is the euro zone's third largest economy and the second largest manufacturer in here up but despite the country's potential italian economic growth has been weak and it's been lagging behind the e.u.'s average but more borrowing could jeopardize italy's credit worthiness and even put the entire eurozone at risk. now germany has earmarked one billion euros to support a consortium looking to produce electric car battery cells here in the country the measure is expected to be announced later today by common any minister peter maya are designed to reduce the dependence of german carmakers on asian battery supplies protected german jobs at risk from the shift away from combustion engines. the future of the automobile sector is electric a message that's finally hitting home in germany the country now has just fifty four thousand ele

with a new face of a campaign to encourage people to get out and vote in european parliamentary elections may come as a bit of a surprise if donald trump his face covered by the e.u. flag is being used more as a warning though the posters read this time i'm registering and i'm voting officials in strasburg say they hope the campaign will fire up debate and boost the well footfall in voting booths. the aim of the slogan is to remind voters of the importance of a strong europe in the face of trump's america which is hostile to the european project europe is a model which provides no turnitin of to isolationist tendencies which mr trump embodies when you look at the way he treats europe we take full responsibility for the post as message. the poster blitz has divided stroudsburg locals both online and off. i think this poster is quite good at european flag a stuck over his face i believe the vote is also against the us this is shame the us could also be an ally. i think it's important to show that a europe can also have power in perhaps power against can't it does whole of europe comes together it can counter the power of us. shouldn't complain be neutral beleaguere

e.u. budget rules and it's turning up the pressure. to. keep. the. but so far italy is not changing course the government wants to deliver on campaign promises which include early retirement and increased spending on social services the problem is italy's debt as high as one hundred thirty percent of gross domestic product only greece has an even higher debt level e.u. regulations cap any country's debt at sixty percent of annual economic output financial markets are alarmed front pages warn of rising interest rates and banks are worried there are powerful players in any budget debate as they can close the spigot at any time and dry up the government spending on the streets the mood is tense. be the result of the think they were discussing this with the appropriate seriousness we should brace for the worst. i think we're on the wrong track the government's made promises that can't you kept and now we're moving in the wrong direction and you're right. on wednesday both the government statistics office and the o.e.c.d. lowered their growth outlook. meanwhile consumption is down as people hold onto their money as do companies who seem unwilling to make any n

for marine conservation welcome john greenpeace has been campaigning to create this large and tajik ocean sanctuary that was proposed by the e.u. but the international body overseeing marine life in the antarctic has voted the proposal down what's your reaction. that's a real missed opportunity we had two point seven million people from around the world that were really pushing for action this year and you know these groups of diplomats came from a whole around the kamler world to. try to get this done but ultimately three countries really kept it from happening and that's russia china and norway and why is it so difficult to reach agreement on this and what is the interest of the think that countries that didn't vote for it it's a little disappointing i would hope that after we had the really important precedent setting. decision to create the rossi sanctuary in two thousand and sixteen things would be a little bit easier but still we're seeing some of the same old arguments especially from china and russia they do have fishing interests in the region but that really doesn't explain it other countries do as well and they seem

e.u. says there will be no more voting if the mp's vote it down. kathleen: theresa may saying she is going home, and she looks forward to taking her campaign to get thisal passed, which she has staked her leadership on. she feels strongly and the e.u. agrees with her this is the only deal possible now. she says 70% to 80% of the u.k. wanted. here is what she said earlier. >> before christmas, mp's will vote on this. it will be one of the most significant votes in many years. it will depend whether we move forward together into a brighter future or open the door to more division and uncertainty. kathleen: many leaders of e.u. nations support the deal and theresa may like the dutch prime minister, saying if there was anything better than this deal, theresa may would have gotten it. she was stubborn and tenacious. jean-claude juncker, the president of the european commission thomas says this is the only choice. here is what he said. ,> by rejecting the deal thinking they would have a better deal, they will be disappointed in the first seconds after the rejection of this deal. kathleen: those who may be testing jean-claude juncker's resolved, the euroscep

e.u. on the table were worth it or whether more chaos will end up in suing. a campaign chairman who's already been indicted in the whole russia collusion probe may now face a tougher sentence hold on a ford is accused of lying to the f.b.i. something he denies. he believes he's provided to truthful information and does not agree with the government's characterization only that he has breached the agreement the lying accusation appears in a report by special counsel robert mueller as office which claims manifold breached a plea deal however it doesn't specify what he lied about a when that has not stopped the media from laying into him today was the deadline for the moeller team to tell the judge whether man a ford is telling them the whole truth and tonight they say no not even close former campaign chairman man of ford lied to the f.b.i. and to the special counsel in a breach of his plea agreement after he pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors so after he reached this whole deal he lies to bob miller's team he lies to the f.b.i. legal analyst jennifer

e.u. leaders as soon as this sunday. now to south africa where a respected former minister anti-graft campaigner is warning that an official probe into state corruption risks being de railed by those involved as public anger continues to mount pravin gordhan was fired as finance minister by president jacob zuma in march twenty seventh teen he says as much as seven billion dollars may have been stolen through corrupt government tenders juries you misrule zuma is accused of organizing a web of corruption at government departments and public enterprises in his state capture he was forced to resign in february. at the center of the scandal is his relationship with the group has a family of wealthy indian migrant businessmen the anticorruption own but simmons accused the group has of buying political appointments and contracts both zuma and the group has rejected accusations south africa's new president cyril ramaphosa came into power on a wave of anti corruption sentiment it seems he might have to salvage his own reputation after being ordered to pay back a thirty five thousand dollars donation on monday because it's been made

brexit deal some of that was actually part of the campaign let me tell you it is fake news because it is a fake deal the majority voted to leave the e.uheart of the vote is national sovereignty that what they live under are represented by those unaccountable bureaucrats that they don't elect to our losing control. that means the uk is subject to e.u. law during the two-year transition. and there is no agreement at all what comes after that just the agenda for more talk it is a joke this to me so may stop negotiating with the e.u.. and then that self nation just that important announcement one of the shows on the streaming platform vaccination will be hosted by me on monday as the name suggest to take a close look at the in-depth conversation with real experts and how brushed our conversations go on the show like tonight. so now to get you in the mood they pick the topic for the deep dive. >> i want to talk about immigration because that realization one - - issue of citizenship for the government that is the key issue. >> i want you to cut deep and talk about the crime deal. and to help restore. >> black conservative movement. steve: t

e.u. budget rules and it's turning up the pressure. to. make even more. but so far italy is not changing course the government wants to deliver on campaign promises which include early retirement and increased spending on social services the problem is italy's debt as high as one hundred thirty percent of gross domestic product only greece has an even higher debt level e.u. regulations cap any country's debt at sixty percent of annual economic output financial markets are alarmed front pages warn of rising interest rates and banks are worried there are powerful players in any budget debate as they can close the spigot at any time and dry up the government spending on the streets the mood is tense to be the result of the think they were discussing this with the appropriate seriousness we should brace for the worst. i think we're on the wrong track the governments make promises that can't you kept them and now we're moving in the wrong direction and. on wednesday both the government statistics office and the o.e.c.d. lowered their growth outlook. meanwhile consumption is down as people hold on to their money as do companies who seem unwilling to make any new inv

e.u. that was the theme and the feel of brexit but then those various reasons they are taking over that they campaigned against it. so it seems to me what is going on political leadership in the bureaucratic apparatus but not an opportunity to be seized and exploited but a problem to be mitigated and somehow this disaster has to be handled. so i remember early on that attitude was taking hold where the discussion at the time was hard brexit are soft brexit to get out and make that transitional arrangement dealing with the e.u. or soft make it less of a break and i made the argument then of course, it needs to be hard because anything that hard means that we are still there kind of participating and kind of having a transition leaving but not really. you don't have the freedom to take advantage of those opportunities so the real question is is it open or closed? that means engage with the real world and rolled out the red carpet let's cut the corporation tax and just really make it the number one destination for business investment. that's the argument i made then and none of that happened and now here

e.u. nationals and also british nationals abroad situation you citizens in the u.k. and british nationals abroad should have been taken into account before the referendum and our organization campaigned for the one they should have been given the votes in the referendum they weren't they should have been given guarantees before the referendum but whatever the outcome of the referendum this status their rights would not change in fact what is happened is that there's been a big question mark over what would happen to the livelihoods and the lives and the rights of e.u. citizens in the in the u.k. after the referendum which is create a huge wave of uncertainty and anxiety many people have left many people are suffering some emotional psychological distress and instead of settling the matter which is what we called immediately and saying we will stabilise your status and your your and your rights which we have been calling for unilaterally all of that whole question was taken into the brakes in negotiations and so three million e.u. citizens. the u.k. became bargaining chips in an ad by negotiating collateral negotiations which is disgraceful. now finally theresa may has said that whate

e.u. is not able and not really to protect their own companies. international humanitarian groups have called on the united states to halt its military support for saudi arabia overheads ongoing campaign in yemen in a joint statement the five charities sounding the alarm stressed that as many as fourteen million people could starve to death on the urgent action is taking. the united states is one of the most generous donors of humanitarian assistance in yemen but these contributions pale in comparison to the harm caused by u.s. military support and diplomatic cover to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates if the us does not cease its military support for this saudi you eat coalition it's too will bear responsibility for what may be the largest famine in decades a civil war in yemen which flared up in twenty fifteen soon saw an intervention by a saudi led coalition which backed the yemeni government's fights against two three rebels the conflicts lead to severe widespread famine as well as shortages of medicine as of now more than ten thousand yemenis are for the victim to the ongoing war with some killed in fighting others succumbing to disease or hunger. despite the mounting inte

e.u. a defiant rome vows to take it to the next level. the first palestinian militants in gaza including hamas have announced they will halt rocket attacks on israel if israel ceases its latest bombing campaign cross border violence flared up after an israeli raid on goes over the weekend palestinian militants responded by firing hundreds of rockets into southern israel killing one and injuring dozens and israel replied with airstrikes which left seven gazans dead egypt reportedly brokered the cease fire overnight. celebrating in the ruins these mass supporters this is a victory they gathered in gaza to achieve the militants military. the group's t.v. station my lai and rubble. but her mass managed to fire hundreds of missiles into israel. and his wound it is ready to respond if the truce breaks down i think there's we are committed to it as long as the israeli occupiers are but our hands are on the trigger if they violate it. disgrace disgrace these israeli protesters shout that building barricades a symbol of the discontent to see this truce is a win for hamas. a night after the rockets rained down people don't feel safe here they want they government to protect them. i met the army here.