e.u. factions in her conservative party officials in colombia say at least nine people have died after a mudslide swept through a town in. in the past two weeks more than twenty people have been killed as a result of landslides and river overflows in different parts of the country. the president of cameroon paul b. has been reelected with more than seventy percent of the vote the win means that eighty five year old be it will serve a seventh term in office his victory comes amid claims from opposition candidates that the vote was fraudulent. u.s. president on the trump says that a caravan of central american migrants heading towards the country's southern border is a national emergency and he has put the military in border guards on alert he's also threatening to cut foreign aid to the region thousands of mostly honduran migrants fleeing violence and poverty have reached southern mexico and could trek to the u.s. border within a month. they feel safer traveling in a large group they say they're in their thousands men women children many are suffering from dehydration stomach infections and foot i

e.u. factions sonia gago reports. the buzz word of the conference written all over the venue opportunity may be in the air or translating it into reality another thing altogether but when it comes to bricks it the u.k.'s departure from the european union the british prime minister to resign may was keen to point out that half plan the so-called check is deal represented the best opportunity for orderly exit i do believe that but crucially i believe in delivering bricks it in a way that respects the vote and delivers on the fate of the british people yet at the heart of her party the debate still rages over how to leave the e.u. lurking in the foreground the cheerleader for pro breck's it group former foreign minister boris johnson he wants a so-called hard breck's it to leave the e.u. at any cost in his latest verbal volley he attacks to resume a's plan as posterous and even deranged a new low in the discourse and a sign of just how bitter the quarrel has become within the party this could not apply in the conference

e.u. factions so you're going to go reports. the buzz word of the conference written all over the venue opportunity may be in the air or translating it into reality another thing altogether but when it comes to bricks it the u.k.'s departure from the european union the british prime minister to resign may was keen to point out that plan the so-called check is deal represented the best opportunity for orderly exit i do believe that but crucially i believe in delivering bricks it in a way that respects the vote and delivers on the fate of the british people yet at the heart of her party the debate still rages over how to leave the e.u. lurking in the foreground the cheerleader for pro breck's it group former foreign minister boris johnson he wants a so-called hot bricks it to leave the e.u. at any cost in his latest verbal volley he attacks to resume a's plan as posterous and even deranged a new low in the discourse and a sign of just how bitter the quarrel has become within the party this could not have been the conference openin

e.u. factions in her conservative party officials in colombia say at least nine people have died after a mudslide swept through a town in tucson ten days in the past two weeks more than twenty people have been killed as a result of landslides and river overflows in different parts of the country. lebanon has taken in more than a million syrian refugees many live in extreme poverty and often parents have no choice but to marry off their children because they simply don't have the means to feed and raise them aid groups have warned that the number of child brides is growing in lebanon where there is no minimum age of marriage. i.e. bram traveled to a refugee camp in the bekaa valley in an exclusive report that she met a fourteen year old girl who is about to get married. last fall when it was just starting a new semester at school. this year she's getting ready for her wedding i thought i stopped going to school in the seventh grade because i got engaged my mother knows him he came and told me that he wanted me and that was that. mother has just fourteen years old when her fiance first brought her

e.u. factions in her conservative party. the number of people killed in a coal mine accident in eastern china has climbed to three state media says eighteen people remain trapped underground two days after a part of a tunnel collapsed in the mine more than one hundred fifty rescuers are involved in the recovery operation. armed soldiers and police and india controlled kashmir haven't forced a security lockdown in downtown the rivers in anticipation of more anti in the protests it comes amid rising tensions after seven civilians were killed in a gun battle between government forces and militants on sunday. and though to stephen with a look at business and the latest on a controversial investor conference in saudi arabia. that's right you mentioned before the c.e.o. of german industrial giant siemens announcing today that he'll pull out of the davos in the desert now that's the massive investor conference set to begin this week in riyadh the move may not be a surprise in the wake of the suspected murder of dissident journalist

faction of the e.u. says it wants to see theresa may bring new concrete proposals to the table will we see her do so tonight. maybe behind closed doors it seems quite unlikely that she will propose anything publicly given the situation she is in back home in london but at this point it really seems to me like whatever she negotiates here in brussels whatever deal she brings home at the end she will get a lot of flak for it and maybe even it will be voted down so she's in a very delicate situation we don't think that there will be concrete proposals from the u.k. because only two days ago she has reinforced what she said before that her checkers plan was the best plan on the table something the e.u. has rejected for a long time now they will continue to do so max you know theresa may have said it seems like she's the one making all the concessions are we going to see the e.u. budge on their position. you have to look at the different topics we have two main issues the nature of the future relationship and

e.u. so with those two reassurances to probe regs it factions in her cabinet and here in her party she really is i think more likely the not to be set off to brussels over the next couple of days with some sense of unity of a cabinet behind it but it is a fragile unity indeed. all still to come an al-jazeera kidnap nurse is gild by boko haram in nigeria alive. and microsoft co-founder and philanthropist paul allen dies at the age of sixty five we look back at his life. i want to play say because some quotes whether into the southwest of europe over the next day or so but if it's but it's rainy and sunshine the looking for you really need to go to the eastern side of the made it does stay very unsettled for west and possibly have an area of low pressure just around the fos out the east of spain further heavy showers here as we go through the next few days push a little further north as are we had the flooding in the southwest of france you can see slightly clearer skies now coming through but it really will take some time to clear up here it is a real mess you can see very very very bad condit

e.u. customs union for the duration of talks on a future trade deal met opposition from probe ministers and factions in her own party who complain it would limit britain's ability to strike trade deals outside the e.u. . the e.u. meanwhile insists the u.k. honor its earlier commitment to keep the territory of northern ireland inside the single market as a backstop should trade talks fail. to resume a's unionist partners in northern ireland responded by threatening to withdraw their support for her minority government. it was always going to be a difficult week for tourism a in the british government but it's become much harder hard to see how she could achieve any sort of unity within her own cabinet with senior ministers said to be considering their positions over the latest hard to see how she can achieve much at all with e.u. leaders in brussels on wednesday night and hard to see frankly how any meaningful deal can emerge at all in present circumstances between the u.k. and the e.u. . and there's increasing talk of a no deal scenario britain crashing out of the e.u. with nothing but world trade o

corbyn and the hard labour faction were never in favor of the e.u.don't like the roles of the the single market. he would be delightend -- delighted. labour mp's face relection. anna: they would have to face the electorate. --phen: he will be down for 60-80 tory mp's. go with it. that is the issue. you can't come back to the table. i think they will vote it down. rather than being stuck quagmire forever, why not just crash out with no deal? preference isnal an extreme issue. it is a good point about what people perceive in different geographical markets. in brussels, they assumed we are begging on the streets. the damage is substantial and they could not understand things are booming. this is a very ideological issue, much like people's views about trump. we've all seen where the we will see -- where the conservative mp's stand. i think the prime minister will be forced to resign. ameron was forced to resign after he lost the referendum. election for an leadership of the conservative party and the new prime minister will be chosen. vote the conservat

e.u. so with those two reassurances to pro brags that factions in her cabinet and in her party she really is i think more likely than not to be sent off to brussels over the next couple of days with some sense of unity of a cabinet the idea but it is a fragile unity indeed maybe some sense of unity but how is the e.u. like to its role spong bend to the positions on those two points. well so much will depend on. on the outcome of this summit many of the leaders manual macron among them and said that we haven't got sufficient progress of this summit we're not having another summit they've already pointed to a shed yule summit in november saying we'll use that to start talking and planning seriously for a no deal breaks in a scenario that really neither side wants it in this summit they're willing to give her some room they're willing to let talks progress that would be the best outcome for what you're asking here for the e.u. to concede two very different points if they put a time limit on the u.k. wide option it becomes a temporary insurance policy that's not much of an insurance policy an

e.u. but we want to have an orderly exit but of course there are these and they are a strong faction within the conservative party and they're very very loud very vocal also here at the fringes of the conference and for them the e.u. is really a bully is some antagonists that they need to fight against and she did play to both audiences she also said i'm prepared to walk away without a deal i'm going to stand up for britain and she made this strong commitment not to change a negotiating tactic so how will that go down in brussels is the question well that brings us to you maxine are did you hear anything entering says may interest him a speech that indicated any sort of shift in the british negotiating position. she did strike a familiar tune there sumi there's no doubt about that she again demanded respect from the european union insisting that she respected her friends and allies and in sort of a way insinuating that they did not it almost seemed like she was still offended by what happened at that now famous summit in salzburg where the other leaders of the european union rejected her pl

e.u. customs union for the duration of talks on a future trade deal met opposition from pro briggs's ministers and factions in her own party who complain it would limit britain's ability to strike trade deals outside the e.u. . the e.u. meanwhile insists the u.k. honor its earlier commitment to keep the territory of northern ireland inside the single market as a backstop should trade talks fail. to resume a's unionist partners in northern ireland responded by threatening to withdraw their support for her minority government. it was always going to be a difficult week for tourism a in the british government but it's become much harder hard to see how she could achieve any sort of unity within her own cabinet with senior ministers said to be considering their positions over the laces disposals hard to see how she can achieve much at all with e.u. leaders in brussels on wednesday night and hard to see frankly how any meaningful deal can emerge at all in present circumstances between the u.k. and the e.u. . and there's increasing talk of a no deal scenario britain crashing out of the e.u. with nothing but worl

washington says a faction of iran's revolutionary guard recruited trained and so children to fight for bashar al assad's regime in syria. but his prime minister to reason may will address e.u. leaders are meeting in brussels later on wednesday the summit comes a day after european council president donald tusk said he's not hopeful about a breakthrough in the talks with the u.k. well negotiations have stalled once again after what should happen with the irish border the norm. in the rest of the u.k. leave the e.u. in march. on tuesday to discuss the status of the world's she's confident an amicable divorce deal can still be achieved but the e.u. has said work remains to be done. who are new developments. we must find a solution to include our land and find a solution for no hard border on the island of ireland when not there yet various issues are still to be discussed including oil and what i understand is that more time is needed to find this deal and to reach the decisive progress that we need to finalize the negotiation on the withdrawal of the u.k. . but has more now from london. to resume a held a meeting with the cabinet with several hours and it really was a rallyi

her own party and different factions here at home she has probably the most one of the most difficult jobs in the world she needed to promise friction this trade with the e.u. to business is to prove europeans and their own party and yet that there is a strong minority within our party you want to be out of the you for whom the e.u. is a they were cracked. and they want to get out as quickly as they can and cut the ties also as clearly as they can so the reason may is trying to develop the most of the damage and it seems like she she thought she had found a compromise with brussels where there wasn't the where there was not a lot of damage but then again she you had to have doubts whether this could be. this same compromise could be reached at home so now for now it's seems like it's on hold ok well compromise at home and hold on hold doesn't sound very good for london do politicians where you are feel that these talks can somehow get back on track that the compromise at home can be worked out to do so. well somebody has said it's like landing at joan jumbo jet on the penalty spot and i think that's a really good and it's super tricky to achieve what she w

will prob reg's infractions on the factions on the left or the right say no way to that it deprives britain of the right. to be able to do trade deals outside the e.u. a sort of holy grail of bragg's it and then there is this group of northern ireland m.p.'s the do you see who prop up the reason mays very thin majority in parliament they rule out altogether any possibility of northern ireland being treated differently to the rest of the u.k. which is implicit also in the deal being discussed here it's all incredibly difficult and incredibly difficult in particular to reconcile isn't it just i'm actually wondering as you say all of that and as i read through all the list of issues sort of one of these chicken in the egg situation them trying to decide is it about the can you still hear me yes are we just knew that we were losing a little bit of your picture there jonah. you were just correct you were just breaking up a little bit ok so here's my theory is that about to resume a finding a deal which her government is happy with in which the u.k. is happy with them taking it to the e.u. or is it actually trying to deal with the e.u. and then bringing

factions fragile coalition. today she sort of set out something that is something like halfway house, but basically there is still a fundamental problem which is the e.u. saying we can work with that, but our proposal still has to be in the divorce treaty. are, a little e bit of progress, but the undamental sticking point remains, the e.u. wants to include a clause in the treaty hat teresa may says is unacceptable. that is really where the fight still is. romaine: a lot of folks in the market are waiting for the possibility of a no deal or a very, very messy deal, a bunch of companies are talking about impact, the tangible impact out there. i wonder when we will see this more into the decisions with regard to the e.c.b. or some of the other economic within the u.k. to actually deal with the fallout if this doesn't materialize? emma: that's interesting. the companies in particular have ort of demanded clarity for a very long time now. the crunch seen is moment, we have to have a deal year-end, or the first uarter, right, we're going to activate our contingency plan. looking at the end of the year came back if people in january and there still was no de

other words but for progress of factions on the right and the left that he's unacceptable it deprives this country of the ability to strike its own trade deals outside the e.u. a sort of holy grail of breaks in itself and for the do you pay the unionists in northern ireland who prop up to reserve may's very thin majority in parliament well they've made it abundantly clear they'll never support anything that might down the line see northern ireland treated differently to the rest of the united kingdom in terms of trade. and that is implicit in the deal being discussed it's all incredibly complex and at this point it appears to be irreconcilable and very briefly ben just had that from what you're saying that this whole of the ball is back in britain's court had to be the british drama goes on. indeed it is very much now a british political drama with a reason may's premiership once again not for the first time very much on the line ministers are meeting tonight ahead of a cabinet meeting tomorrow several of them said to be considering their positions more big resignations from cabinet the board being too could bring this government's authority into question o

around it though that offend different factions within the government here and within parliament but yes the crucial point is to arrive at a deal a deal with the e.u. that would allow the open border as it exists now essentially an invisible border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland entrenched in a peace agreement that ended years of civil war on that island to remain open and invisible that's what they're aiming for it's extremely difficult for them to get there because as i say this is a divided cabinet here divided ruling party a divided opposition party and a divided parliament all of them divided along different lines now we're going to hear in the next hour or so from the reason may the prime minister who is going to make a statement in parliament that was just announced a couple of hours ago a statement on presumably the status of where these breakthrough talks are now having collapsed essentially on sunday but with this big summit due to come on wednesday should probably remind parliament of the stakes of the timing of the difficulty of a deal is not reached over u.k. crashing out of the e.u. with no deal a so-called hear

e.u. factions in her conservative party. cameron's president paul bia has been reelected with more than seventy percent of the virtual porting to official results the eighty five year old's victory comes amid claims from opposition candidates that the vote was fraudulent bia has ruled the country for thirty six he is. on a. new video emerged today showing the journalist jamal khashoggi. just moments before his death entering the saudi consulate in istanbul a few hours later here e is leaving the consulate but it's not him tonight the double ganger who wore the wrong shoes a murder cover up is apparently falling apart before our very eyes the president of turkey says just wait until tomorrow we haven't seen anything yet i bring golf in berlin this is the day. of the cure nothing in this case will remain hidden the intent is to clear up the disgusting medicaid's the kingdom of saudi arabia is subject to blackmail from some countries. and refuses to back such a black man a threat. to kingdom of bahrain has praised the efforts o

e.u. factions in her conservative party. cameron's president paul vi has been reelected with more than seventy percent of the version pointing to official results the eighty five year old's victory comes amid claims from opposition candidates that the vote was fraudulent bia has ruled the country for thirty six he is. a. investors drop saudi stocks in light of the case and the last of the big foreign companies pulls out of a key investment summit in riyadh officials are scrambling. just one notch above junk status a credit ratings downgrade for italy but other markets actually worry. joe kayser the c.e.o. of german industrial giant siemens announced today that he'll poor out of the davos in the desert now that's the massive investor conference set to begin this week in riyadh move may not be a surprise in the wake of the suspected murder of journalist jamal. but for kaiser and his company it's not an easy one. factorizations are well under way the news though is news it said his future investment initiative a conference know