e.u. council president donald tusk seemed equally unimpressed by what london have to offer. let's take a listen to what he said. everybody to their view of the positive elements in the czech proposal on the subject to train. corporation. not least because it risks undermining the single migrant that was present president to discuss speaking earlier there and you know views of correspondent max hofmann is and salzburg where he has been covering the e.u. summit there max a new leader is clearly unimpressed by may's pitch is the deal dead well since we don't have a deal yet you can't really call it dead but i would give you this it has an advantage at this stage that's pretty clear in substance at least we still have two main sticking points one being future trade ties the other one being a possible hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland but on the other hand people were nice year at this informal summit and that wasn't always a given in the last weeks or months it seems seemed that the leaders really tried to have a civilized discussion everybody said

e.u. council approves hungary could be stripped of its voting rights and unprecedented move but the outcome of the vote depends on the center right european peoples party and they are divided. the hungary and prime minister took the initiative he travelled to strasbourg to in his own words defend hungary. that we don't know personally after i have come here today because you're not going to condemn just the government but a nation as well. you are going to denounce hungary that has been a member of the family of christian european nations for a thousand years get us to know it all for you. it is the entire nation being condemned the majority of politicians don't believe so including the hungary and really explained to nobody attacking hungary what is head in the in the european parliament this is the critique of the politics of the current government she unlike poland already facing a new sanctions hungary has so far been spared european green m.e.p. units are containing believes this is political videsh the political party is member of the european peoples party and they have friends in co

e.u. european council president says to resume a proposal is workable but may insists her deal the checkersplan is the only one on the table meanwhile the e.u. is considering turning to egypt to help solve its migration crisis the subject has deeply divided the block and was among the main issues at salzburg austria chancellor wants egypt to help prevent refugees and migrants from leaving north africa ugandan pop star turned politician bobby wind has returned home after receiving medical treatment to the us for injuries he says he suffered while in uganda in police custody hundreds of supporters gathered outside his home in campagna while says he'll keep fighting the government. the government you tell me to keep us slaves in our own country i don't know as i say lump anywhere in the middle you know i mean run down stinking drunk and only write my rebuild and i'll get that free go under so i don't get that freedom in my lifetime and this makes it easier to get the freedom that. the us has called on turkey to release a former nasa scientists who was arrested after the failed coup in twenty s

e.u. council president though has called on leaders to to come together in unity on the issue of migration to try and find a solution. to stop the migration blame game. despite their aggressive rhetoric. thinks are moving in the right. mostly because we have been focused on the border control. so e.u. leaders and the european union's top brass are insults burke for this discussion still no deal on break that and still know who is still very divided when it comes to migration be keeping an eye on that throughout the day as all the latest comes in yeah do that first peter all of our europe correspondent right up to date with what is happening in salzburg. meanwhile artie's sophie shevardnadze i spoke to hungary's foreign minister now his country faces sanctions from the e.u. for refusing to accept the blocks migration policies as peter was just explaining there you can watch not full interview here tomorrow friday. there's a basic debate between us and the majority of the european parliament and this debate is about migration as the majority of the european parliament is absolutely . and ver

e.u. council president donald tusk said the plan would not work because it put the european single market at risk you also warned that britain is running out of time to negotiate an orderly exit from the block. the ugandan opposition lawmaker known as bobby wian has returned to his.

e.u. summit taking place in salzburg tonight but with just six months to go before britain leaves the european union the european council president is warning that key parts of the u.k. breaks it plan he says they need revising so is the e.u. sending mixed signals we'll go live to salzburg in just a moment we begin tonight with this report. it's being described as an informal summit. the austrian chancellor is about and could appear to be living up to the relaxed atmosphere as british prime minister treason may arrive for dinner but may's main task is to convince the whole of the e.u. that her brags of package will work ahead of formal negotiations a positive message from courts. if you want to make a deal both sides need to compromise i think that. really is the twenty seventh we want to do everything possible to avoid the heartbreak it's it to be ready to compromise but we also expect that from the u.k. but top e.u. official donald tusk had a word of warning ahead of the talks with the irish question. the framework for economic cooperation they case proposals to be reworked and. today there's perhaps more hope about t

e.u. council president donald tusk said the plan would not work because it put the european single market at risk be you also warned that britain is running out of time to negotiate an orderly exit from the block. the ugandan opposition lawmaker known as bobby wine has returned to his country from the us police briefly detained him and then took him to.

e.u. council meeting here in vienna the committee two weeks ago we said we have to take a pragmatic approach in terms of working together with our you know there are other leaders in europe and in the world also in europe are condemning mr bolton's roles what is the position of the foreign minister of israel and that is not only my position we have discussed the various instances also inside the european union that we have to work with russia in saying suddenly if you have magic argumentation behind such an argument tasia it is very important to understand. and you have values so firstly i think there has to be a judgment do you condemn it or not and after this then a discussion can happen do you condemn this to put in its role in the middle east and especially in syria yes or no i am not here about condemning i am you are now you know i'm not condoning how many sent thousands of soil lies are done and i when they were and they were killed by various various actors and also also russia also russia yes so this is a little different to condemn russia we have condemned whatever has happened in

e.u. council president donald tusk said parts of the plan would not work because they put the european single market at risk the e.u. also warned the time is running out for the two sides to negotiate an orderly exit from the block.

e.u. council voting rights that would be of course a big blow to hungary in terms of its international standing. the u.s. ambassador nikki haley is accused syria's president bashar assad and his allies russia and iran of demolishing the last major rebel held stronghold in syria she says russia must act to stop the looming humanitarian catastrophe in ed lab well over three million people reside. let's not waste time with the december mation distractions and outright lies that the assad regime and their russian and iranian partners constantly use to distort this conversation let's talk about the facts on the ground in syria this month already the world has seen a clear military escalation in. russian and assad regime air forces launched over one hundred airstrikes they are using barrel bombs rockets and artillery they are targeting hospitals and medical facilities where russia's u.n. ambassador insists russia iran and turkey have committed to ending what he called terrorism an adlib he also denied reports that the syrian government is planning a chemical attack that jacobabad is just gossip gossi

e.u. council voting rights that would have caused damage hungary's international standing the internationalcriminal court says it will continue to do its work undeterred despite a threat of u.s. sanctions this is in response to u.s. national security adviser john bolton denouncing the court's legitimacy at a speech on monday there are indications the i.c.c. may investigate american military and intelligence activities in afghanistan then harder reports from the hague. it wasn't too long ago when the international criminal court in the hague celebrated its twentieth anniversary for some it has achieved a measure of justice for victims of war crimes and genocide when national jurisdictions were unable or unwilling to do so but the united states regards the court's mandate as dangerous to its sovereignty washington has been a longtime critic of the i.c.c. but it is now threatening action following the chief prosecutor's decision to investigate alleged war crimes in detainee abuse by u.s. forces in afghanistan as well as israeli actions against palestinians if a powerful state like the u.s. bel

e.u. council president donald tusk said the plan would not work because it put the european single market at risk the e.u. also warned that britain is running out of time to negotiate an orderly exit from the bloc. the ugandan opposition lawmaker known as bobby wine.

e.u. council president donald tusk said parts of the plan would not work because they put the european single market at risk the e.u. also warned that time is running out for the two sides to negotiate an orderly exit from the block.

e.u. european council president donald tusk says tories amazed and workable but may insists the checkers planis the only one on the table meanwhile the e.u. is considering turning to egypt to help solve its migration crisis austria's chancellor wants egypt to help prevent refugees and migrants from leaving north africa. egypt we have for the first time a country in north africa that is willing to intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed boats that leave egypt for europe and when ever they have lived it took them back. ugandan pop star turned politician bobby one has returned home after receiving medical treatment in the u.s. for injuries he says he suffered while in ugandan police custody hundreds of supporters gathered outside his home and compositor one says he will keep fighting the government the u.s. has called on turkey to release a former nasa scientists who was arrested after the failed coup when twenty sixteen serco on gold who was accused of having links to the us based cleric fethullah gülen whom

e.u. council voting rights. supporters say he's defending hungary sovereignty his opponents say he's part of a populist wave that threatens the future of the block and must be reigned in before european parliamentary elections next year. i'll just strasburg france. are plenty more ahead on news hour including zimbabwe government declares an emergency in the capital after at least twenty people die in a cholera outbreak a new u.n. report says that one in nine people suffer from hunger around the world and the oldest man in formula one is settling for can a petition from france make him stay. more. brazil's jailed former presidential reason arceo lula da silva has been replaced as the workers' party candidate for next month's presidential election the former mayor of south paulo fernando huddled has the difficult task of taking over from him. topping opinion polls and says he'll continue legal efforts to get on the ballot paper he's been barred from entering the race because of a corruption conviction let's go to

e.u. european council president all of. this unworkable may insert the checkers as the only one on the table meanwhile the e.u. is considering turning to egypt to help solve its migration crisis austria's chancellor wants egypt to help prevent refugees and migrants from leaving north africa. egypt we hope for the first time a country in north africa that is willing to intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed. and when. it took them back. ugandan pop star turned politician bobby wan has returned home after receiving medical treatment in the u.s. for injuries he says he suffered while in ugandan police custody hundreds of supporters gathered outside his home in kampala while says he will keep fighting the government the government the dummy to keep us safe live in our own country from as i say lump in your way i mean you look at me down down. down and then we write my regards and i'll get that freedom and if i don't get that freedom in my lif

e.u. european council president donald tusk says the tories are amazed at bracks that proposal is unworkable. everybody. positive elements in that. framework for corporation. not least because it risks undermining the single market the question needs something more than only good intentions i mean we need a. clear and precise guarantee. yes concerns have been raised i want to know what those concerns are there's a lot of hard work to be done but i believe that there is a willingness to do a deal but let nobody be in any doubt that as i've always said you know we are preparing for no deal there is no counter proposal on the table at the moment that actually deals delivers on what we need to do and respects the integrity of the united kingdom and respects the result of the referendum. siddhis what you probably didn't bridget is the choice of the british people and it's pushed by some who predicted easy solutions but it tells us one think and i fully respect the british sovereignty by saying this it has shown out that those who think that they can easily do without europe that it will go very w

e.u. council voting rights. supporters say he's defending hungary sovereignty his opponents say he's part of a populist wave that threatens the future of the block and must be reigned in before european parliamentary elections next year natasha butler al jazeera strasberg france asian leaders at the world economic forum in vietnam have made thinly veiled criticisms of the united states which is what devolved in a west wing trade speed with china criticism is led by china's vice premier who said protectionism must be rejected tensions in the south china sea and the growing us china trade war amongst the issues being discussed along with how a growing workforce can compete against automation and artificial intelligence when he has more from hanoi. officially the theme of this world economic forum on is the fourth industrial revolution so focusing on new technologies like artificial intelligence and robotics but inevitably attention very quickly turned to trade with china's vice premier who choose giving an early s

e.u. european council president donald tusk says that proposal is unworkable but may insists the czech his plan is the only one on the table. yes concerns have been raised i want to know what those concerns are there's a lot of hard work to be done but i believe that there is a willingness to do a deal but let nobody be in any doubt that as i've always said you know we are preparing for no deal there is no counter proposal on the table at the moment that actually deals delivers on what we need to do and respects the integrity of the united kingdom and respects the result of the referendum everybody. why there are positive elements in the proposal. the framework for corporation. not least because it risks undermining the single market the question needs something more than only good intentions i mean we need a. clear and precise guarantee. a serious what you probably didn't bridget is the choice of the british people and it's pushed by some who predicted easy solutions but it tells us one think and i fully respect the british sovereignty by saying this it has shown out that those who think

e.u. the european council president is warning that parts of the u.k.'s a bright superposed rules need revising so is the e.u. sending mixed signals we begin tonight with this report. it's being described as an informal summit. austrian chancellors of austrian cooks appear to be living up to the relaxed atmosphere as british prime minister to resign may arrive for dinner. but her main task is to convince the whole of the e.u. that her brags that package will work. ahead of formal negotiations may remained positive in the face of continuing harsh criticism over her exit proposals i believe this is the right proposal because it maintains frictionless trade it's the only credible on the go she will plan on the table that delivers no hard border in northern ireland out also to defense on the votes of the british people and if we're going to achieve a successful conclusion then just as the u.k. has evolved its position the e.u. will need to evolve its position to. german chancellor angela merkel spoke to waiting journalists on her arrival in salisbury and ref

e.u. council president donald tusk says to resume his proposal is unworkable but maine says her deal the so-called chekist brown is the only one on the table. and hundreds of supporters of the ugandan opposition politician bobby wine have gathered outside his home in kampala he has just returned from the u.s. where he received medical treatment for injuries he says he suffered in police custody in uganda. now a senior u.n. humanitarian official for syria says air raids and ground offensives are likely to continue in the last rebel stronghold. this despite a plan that has delayed any major military offensives russia and turkey are still working out the details of a fifteen to twenty kilometer wide didn't arise called or it's designed to keep government troops and rebels apart but as stephanie decker reports montauk here many are confused about how it will work. the demilitarized zone agreed on by turkey and russia is due to be established around fifteen kilometers from here it's a topic on everyone's mind when the. demilitarized zone will be a separate zone between us and the regime turkey will ens

e.u. council, donald tusk, said compromise is "still possible." two sis meet again in mid-october, in what could be a make-or-break back in this country, president trump today walked back his order to declassify unredacted documents from the russia investigation. he said the justice department and u.s. allies raised security concerns, so the department's inspector general will review the material first. mr. trump added on twitter, "in the end, i can always classify if it proves necessary." there's word the president's former personal lawyer, john dowd, offered to pay legal feesp for two trump gn officials. pa manafort and rick gates were charged in connection with the special counsel's russia probe. the "wall street journal" and others report dowd wanted to use the white house legal fund, white house aides said "no." meanwhile, another former trump lawyer, michael cohen, confirms he's been interviewed in the russia probe. his lawyer says cohen provided "critical information." an independent investigation has found the university of maryland respon

e.u. council voting rights. supporters say he's defending hungary sovereignty he's opponents say he's part of a populist wave that threatens the future of the block and must be reigned in before european parliamentary elections next year natasha butler al-jazeera strasberg france. still ahead on the bulletin under pressure from the west russian president vladimir putin looks east for support and the final stage of a ten year battle with the palestinian activists refusing to leave a better one village that will soon be demolished. from a fresh coast to bring peace. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. and in the south china sea is not a place to be for the next week more or less with one a tropical depression strikes storm is hovering between the two it's going to stay of the water but it will enhance the rains along the south coast of china from taiwan and luzon west was of the next day or so in fact it would probably produce too much rain particularly because of what's following it's not on these f

e.u. council voting rights that would be of course a big blow to hungary in terms of its international standing u.s. ambassador nikki haley is accused syria's president bashar assad and his allies russia and iran of demolishing the last major rebel held stronghold in the country she says russia must act to stop the looming humanitarian catastrophe in where over three million people resigned. let's not waste time with the december mation distractions and outright lies that the assad regime and their russian and iranian partners constantly use to distort this conversation let's talk about the facts on the ground in syria this month already the world has seen a clear military escalation in. russian and assad regime air forces launched over one hundred airstrikes they are using barrel bombs rockets and artillery they are targeting hospitals and medical facilities brazil's workers' party has is compliant with court will just replace former president luisa not suited to silver as its candidate for the october elections luna's supporters have been rallying outside the jail ways carre serving a twelve

e.u. council voting rights. supporters say he's defending hungary sovereignty his opponents say he's part of a populist wave that threatens the future of the block and must be reined in before european parliamentary elections next year natasha butler i'll just sarah strasburg france. that's a variance of having a higher price than ever before in the war in afghanistan seventeen hundred civilians were killed in the first six months of this year the highest figure and started keeping records thousands more wounded and often would life changing injuries. reports from kabul. the clunk of missile against the parched afghan countryside. a village seven children between four and thirteen years old from a single family lost limbs one morning in april. in girl you. might imagine we found a bomb and stored the plane with one of exploded i saw blood everywhere i didn't feel anything at the time when i looked at my leg it was cut off and then i fell to the ground. for the go families villages in eastern province on the fron

e.u. council leader donald tusk and france's president mccraw who said in no uncertain terms her proposals for a future relation ship the so-called checkers plan simply will not work freeview asli we've heard from around europe that there are problems with that because it entails for example being in a kind of customs union for goods and food products but not for other areas and not according to the european union breaks its own rules but this was blunt language and even in some people's opinion trolling from donald tusk on twitter online with a picture of him in series i'm a over a cake with a caption no sherry meaning no cherry picking that's what they accuse the british government of trying to do so she came out fighting she said it's not acceptable to simply reject our proposals without an explanation and your own counterproposal saying the boys back in the european union's courts she does are also have her own critics here within her own party some of whom favor a no deal break sits and so she is putting out the message that her plan is still the only one that she's putting forward pe

e.u. council voting rights it would be very serious indeed for hungry in terms of its international statureut there are some experts say that for somebody like victor or bond it might actually play in his favor by the way bolstering his image back home is that anti e.u. far right leader but i did speak to one green opposition hungary an m.p. who said something very interesting he said you know that although there's a lot of focus on immigration here we're talking about. strategies and policies of the refugees he said but for him and many hunger is the real concern is the fact the civil liberties are really being eroded across the country thank you very much from strasburg natasha but. at least thirty two civilians have been killed in a suicide attack in eastern afghanistan it happened during a large protest against the local police in the province of nangarhar more than one hundred twenty people were injured the taliban has denied any involvement. there's been a cholera outbreak in the zimbabwe capital harare the health minister says at least twenty people have died in two thousand others a

e.u. the european council president has warned that key parts of britain's brics of proposals will need to be revised donald tusk said london would need to rework its position on issues linked to the irish border and future trade ties with europe but to risk speaking ahead of a key meeting of e.u. leaders in the austrian city of salzburg did acknowledge that some progress has been made albeit rather late in the day all right let's hold the tape and take a listen to what he said exactly. today there's perhaps more hope. surely less and less time. for the left we must see for talks i would like to finalize them through this all too. this is why tomorrow's meeting of the twenty seven i will propose calling an addition of it around the minutes of normal. so another war of words has a right to the head of a key is summit in salzburg this evening let's cross to london where w. news a correspondent is covering events for us good to see you barrett i believe briggs it's a minister british brigs it minister dominic robb asked the opposition labor party to clarify whether it backs the second vote on

e.u. the european council president is warning that key parts of britain's briggs it proposals need to be revised well as e.u. leaders gather for a summit in the austrian city of salzburg donald tusk said london has to rework its position on issues linked to the irish border and future trade ties with europe to risk did acknowledge that some progress had been made albeit rather late in the day let's take a listen to what he said exactly. today there's perhaps more hope. surely less and less time. for the left we must see for talks i would like to finalize them through this autumn. this is why tomorrow for meeting of the twenty seven i will propose calling an addition of. around the minutes with. our right to also a word of warning there to london ahead of a no other key summit less cost to salzburg austria where do you correspondent max hofmann is covering events for us good to see a max so summit sure donald tusk is now saying he wants to call an extra summit in november one of his main concerns is ireland is this ever going to be resolved. a promise late at some point it will be resolved

security council the e.u. and germany after nine years of talks under way to run agreed not to develop or buy any nuclear weapons to shut down its centrifuges and to export its nuclear materials it was also a large international watchdogs to monitor the situation and when the agreement was signed it was applauded by all sides. very. well german left wing politician martin dozer and independent journalist luke reveal a gave us their views on the situation surrounding iran. the u.s. government should know as well if you want to. have stability and if you don't want to escalate situations you should push people towards a wall i don't think it will be very necessary of some of the drug development all the european union brings forward into your position to the government. and would say we need to treaty we need stability in the region read all. elation that your position would be in favor of all the people in europe in the region middle east and in the world as well it's very difficult to say how the iranians will

security council the e.u. and germany after nine years of talks it ended and long running standoff over iran's nuclear fuel activities when the agreement was signed it was welcomed by all sides are going to work i think i. think i. was. all german left wing politician martin daughter and independent journalist luke rivera gave us their views on the situation surrounding iran. we know and the u.s. government should know as well if you want to. have stability and if you don't want to escalate situations you should push people towards a wall i don't think it will be very necessary avoid some of the drug on that and all the european union greens forward to clear position towards the government of the say and would say we need to straight to you we need stability in the region read or won't know for the escalation that would be a clear position and that would be in favor of all the people in europe in the region middle east and in the rug as well it's fair difficult to say how the iranians will react may be dead we

deal was signed in twenty fifteen between iran the five permanent members of the un security council the e.u. and germany after nine years of talks it ended a long running standoff over iran's nuclear fuel activities and when that agreement was signed it was welcomed by all sides. right life now to germany a mountain dulcimer who's an m.p. in the hamburg state parliament for the left party welcome to r.t. now the u.s. says it wants a new deal once new conditions as well what do you think washington is off to specifically. yes a free look at the situation in the moment i think it would be the best to keep the treaty like it is washington seems to be after finding new solutions finding a new state of escalation of the conflict because if now there is new demands. in stopping by less realistic myside as well that means that iran couldn't defend itself any more probably because it doesn't have. to do so and i think after such a long negotiation it would be very good if everyone would keep the treaty like it is and. look in a more intimate way the us is following the greater middle east project s

e.u. instead the european council president donald tusk said maes proposals would not work and they would undermine the single market. move freeze a crucial test of britain's conservative party conference which gets under way at the end of the month. now for some perspective news is a reporter alex forrest whiting joins me welcome alex saw the book some i did not go as the reason they would have wished in fact some british media using was accumulation disaster what went wrong well i think that those people those allies with two reason may at number ten downing street really thought that the world's going to be more accommodating they've been will sympathy for her given what's going on back home with her with the domestic politics a bit in the end it was decided and donald tusk presented this that actually it wasn't going to work with the e.u. principles particularly freedom of movement and also this big question over the irish border what they're going to do with ireland and northern ireland northern ireland of course being in the u.k. so how would that border work and donald tusk himself

council measures e.u. member states will set up a legal entity to facilitate legitimate financial transactions with iran and this will allow european companies to continue to trade with iran in accordance with european union lol and could be open to other partners in the woods in yemen the saudi u.a.e. coalition says it will open a humanitarian corridors between data and sana'a in coordination with the un fighting over the port of the data has stopped dating agencies from reaching millions of people u.s. humanitarian affairs chief is warning that a famine could strike at any time. the u.s. is warning russia about deploying its missile defense system in syria it's sending in the s. three hundred system a week after one of its planes was mistakenly shot down by syrian anti aircraft fire russia blames israel for that it's of the united states has approved the sale of three hundred thirty million dollars worth of military equipment to taiwan it includes spare parts and support for f. sixteen fighter jets and o

e.u. with just six months to go european council president don't want to ask says to read a maze proposal undermines a single market and is unworkable it may insist her deal the so-called checkers plan is the only one on the table lawrence lee has logon. if the reason may the british prime minister thought that by coming here and looking european leaders in the eyes she might have more chance of persuading them that her so-called checkers deal was worth thinking about she'll be going home i think really disappointed at the final press conference the head of the european council donald tusk said in no uncertain terms that there was complete unity among the e.u. twenty seven that checkers would not work but only that he said they all had complete faith in michel barnier the european the ghost who the british side doesn't really like and worst of all for the british he poured cold water on the idea that there was definitely going to be especially you summit in the event to hammer out the final terms of brecht's the deal he said that the european twenty seven would go away and decide by their

e.u. so this u.n. security council meeting has been further proof that there is a deepening diplomatic well between america and pretty much the rest of the world europe in particular on monday a top diplomat federica moghul rini made it clear that europe wald to bend under american pressure when it comes to the agreement and the e.u. even came up with a way to defy u.s. sanctions through a special scheme for payments to keep doing business with iran now just before this un s c session began came a response to federica margaret any from the american ambassador to the u.n. and you may find the toll of that statement quite surprising the european union has the so wrong and it's all because of their ego and their pride. and their smile graining who helped. get this deal together she's trying to hold a deal together because she did it but she's not looking out for the best interests of the european countries who number one don't want to do business with iran so indeed this appears to be a direct attack by a senior american

european council president donald tusk says he's convinced the e.u. and u.k. can still find a compromise of a bracks if it was reacting to a strongly worded statement by president prime minister to resign may a day after and was heavily criticized at a summit in austria she accused the leaders of failing to provide better options for an amicable tale and demanded more suspect for the u.k. bachar reports. reeling from her bruising each use summit to resume a delivered a defiant ultimatum to europe the e.u. should be clear i will not overturn the result of the referendum nor will i break up my country we need serious engagement on resolving the two big problems in the negotiations and we stand ready. she hoped for warm words from her counterparts at thursday's eve summit in salzburg she was instead met with an unequivocal rejection of her latest breaks it plan every mother's share the view that why positive elements in the checkers propose of death adjusted frame truck anomic operation will not work. not least because in truth undermining the single market the p

e.u. voting rights in the council and it's going to be a big test for any peace here and also for those in the. p.p. which is the biggest parliamentary group a and victor all. parties own political parties part of that group it would be a big test because a really try and prove whether or not you have any peace here who are intent on trying to hold these e.u. values and principles seen as being eroded by people like or. agree indeed natascha i'm just going to also if there were so there was a similar kind of debate surrounding poland wasn't there not that long ago with regard to the european union what happened there this is the first time there they are seriously considering trickling triggering what is known as article seven which as you already pointed out would deprive a member of its voting rights. that's right article seven was triggered by the european commission last december the european parliament considering trading it again sangria be the first time that they've used what they call here the nuclear option which just shows you how serious is taken the here it would strip hungry

e.u. twenty seven without meets tomorrow and then she meets donald the president of the european council who has another ten minutes whether in sales or if they think it's any good or not but he gave the briefings open the conference a couple of hours ago and in that briefing he said they're going to have to redraw the blame because it doesn't work so he's already said it doesn't need them they will what's the point of even trying trying to sell it and you know she's then going to go home to a bitterly divided government so the population at large that absolutely doesn't like her plan of a big scene of the european union but mostly out so she's alienating seems to me the european union her own political policy and most of the british public which is not a brilliant return for breakfast which is supposed to happen by next march and as we're saying australians are really putting migration in the spotlight whilst they hold the e.u. presidency what are they hoping to achieve. well that the this is the backdrop to this is that this is the last presidency of the european union before very importan

e.u. summit the european council chief donald tusk has also set or another beating a bit further down the line in november a major breakthrough meeting we think to be able to iron out any possible creases in the goshi ation but as you said there are some massive fundamental differences of opinion to resume a in her checkered steel put forward the idea for a common e.u. u.k. customs area to prevent goods from getting stuck at borders imports and exports and when it comes to the northern ireland situation she made it very clear that the e.u. so-called backstop idea an idea that would keep northern ireland a part of the u.k. within some sort of customs arrangement with the rest of europe is not acceptable because what she believes will happen is it will lead to the creation of a border right down the middle of the irish sea essentially an exciting northern ireland making it part of a wider arlindo value in which only plays into the political nationalists hands over in ireland she said that she as a prime minister nor any prime minister at all could possibly some by him see any plan that lead