doing this because the e.u. money and hungry get stolen. and there's no institution in hungary to deal with this case is a fraud like a credit yeah. look at this and i get that i support a european public prosecutor. without one of these thieves will live their whole lives never being brought to justice. in the village of to quote the european anti fraud office olaf is already investigating and e.u. project is thought to have been declared far more expensive than it was eleven wooden towers were erected using e.u. money at seventy thousand euros per tower they were apparently built to promote tourism but there's no hotel or restaurant in sight hardly anyone in the village will speak to us then someone agrees but wants to remain anonymous the towers are of no use to anyone here he tells us people just made money off them people who initiated the project. it seems to have set a precedent a total of one hundred eleven similar structures have sprung up across hungary the journalist who uncovered the case has been blacklisted by the hungary and

doing this because the e.u. money in hungary gets stolen. and there's no institution in hungary to deal with this case is a fraud free sale effect at credit yeah i. don't get this and i get that i support a european public prosecutor. without one of these thieves will live their whole lives never being brought to justice. in the village of to quote the european anti fraud office olof is already investigating and e.u. project is thought to have been declared far more expensive than it was eleven wooden towers were erected using e.u. money at seventy thousand euros per tower they were apparently built to promote tourism but there's no hotel or restaurant in sight hardly anyone in the village will speak to us than someone who agrees but wants to remain anonymous the towers are of no use to anyone here he tells us people just made money off them people who initiated the project. it seems to have set a precedent a total of one hundred eleven similar structures have sprung up across hungary the journalist who uncovered the case has been blackliste

these are some of the wooden towers that were erected in hungary using e.u. money at seventy thousand euros per tower they were apparently built to promote tourism but there's no hotel or rest of no use to anyone here people just made money off of them people who initiated the project. it seems to have set a precedent a total of one hundred eleven similar structures have sprung up across hungary the journalist who uncovered the case has been blacklisted by the hungary in government my past the initiative to build the towers came from a group of villagers everyone involved received around twelve thousand euros a forester also got a considerable sum for construction costs and the rest went to an employee in the ministry things like that but will mean the stadium hungary is sinking further into a pit of corruption the organization transparency international rings hungry at number sixty six tied with senna got the money from brussels is only making the problems worse says variety bosh and the utopian agency all of that is in charge of that setting this question is on d

coming up you have trade unions that defend your rights we sit down with them every day with all e.u. money and we met the trade unions and they got everything that they wanted to. ask them what if i will. waste management is also a major problem in tunis. the garbage just piles up and is not always collected left to fester. abdulrahim continues her rounds with a visit to a garbage collection point she says that the city doesn't have enough money or employees to set up a more efficient waste collection service at the moment. and she knows that locals are at the end of their tether. from the front lines but many are angry but they say there has been some improvement. they say that some places have become cleaner while others have become dirty or is this. the lack of staff and the law just sticks means that we can. i don't serve every street in tunis what if you could home methods you use. so what's the solution she would like to introduce more recycling and work with private investors but before this is possible the last have to be amended and this could take some time. a bit further on some

courts and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. so we can take full control of our money mr speaker the draft text that we have agreed with the commission is a good deal for our country and for our partners in the e.u. it honors the boat. it honors the coach of the british people by taking back control of our borders all the rules and our money while protecting jobs security and the integrity of our precious united kingdom. well is it really a good deal for the united kingdom the e.u. let's discuss this with our financial correspondent focus in britain from football how did the how did investors how did markets like that layout. you know what would get investors excited maybe a ratified agreement for now investors are not convinced the sterling rose about one percent yesterday when the news of the agreement came out but it's already dropped back down today and european markets are more or less neutral slightly positive that's of course because they're aware that pretty much every party in the u.k. parliament has declared that it wil

e.u. as a pot of money that the. that the better quality of life the jobs better salaries need to come from ourselves and the strength of our economy that we want to be part of the e.u. because units of peace project and we have shared values with the e.u. so if that's true why did president who cheats three years ago when he was prime minister make it clear when he told a meeting into rana we are fed up with seminars we need some money from the e.u. funds then you see the smiles on our faces that would be a clear indication that he was simply after the money would say that you took out the statement if it's correct and i do not remember that it is a directive of the revolution on multiple news lately args of the context if anything president for to as the prime minister repeated li said e.u. is not a pot of money for us we need to take of take care of our own economy our jobs our infrastructure the e.u. is a different goal for serbia now whether we're going to be ready by twenty twenty five to join the e.u. is anothe

courts and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. so we can take full control of our money mr speaker the draft text that we have agreed with the commission is a good deal for our country and for our partners in the e.u. it almost approach. it honors the coach of the british people by taking back control of our borders our laws and our money while protecting jobs security and the integrity of our precious united kingdom. that's british prime minister person made defending her draft that agreement and let's unpack it here but i had an unfinished ney's a professor from macroeconomics and economic policy at berlin's university of applied sciences for engineering and economics law comfort and many businesses were worried about access to the common market was a problem solved. i would say solved but the treaty as we have it on the table right now looks like it could souls at least for the transition period the main problems that have been expected in the context of rex and so if the treaty actually goes through the parliament which is stil

e.u. is not a pot of money for us we need to take of take care of our own economy our jobs our infrastructure the e.u. is a different goal for serbia now whether we're going to be ready by twenty twenty five to join the e.u. is another question and i think if you ask me if the e.u. said you can join to morrow od say no because we're not ready which would which would mean that again we get in a large amount in which serbia would be worse off and europe would be worse are very very canny and horticulture ironworker stood in the reforms themselves when it comes when it comes to course of our prime minister you keep raising the bar going to you now say that any final deal will have to be comprehensive it will have to include among other things human rights minority rights economic cooperation learning each other's language and cultural heritage you settle this in a recent shooting in the house that raising the bar is going to take a long time twenty years at least why should the e.u. wait around for a man who says the e.u. will wait around for that if it takes twenty years obviously we want to jo

courts and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. so we can take full control of our money mr speaker the draft text that we have agreed with the commission is a good deal for our country and for our partners in the e.u. it almost approach. it honors the coach of the british people by taking back control of our borders laws and our money while protecting jobs security and the integrity of our precious united kingdom. so is it really a good deal for the u.k. and a good deal for the e.u. let's bring in his chief economist of i n g d brown joins us now from frankfurt castle to resume mentioned a new free trade area with the e.u. will that mean business as usual. no it doesn't i don't know what was make sure you read it in the paper don't forget we talked about the divorce paper the withdrawal treaty right now everything that may said was on the future there's a declaration off intentions so i think that the trade negotiations on whether or not the u.k. would rejoin the free trade area with the e.u. afterwards is still completely unclear

schools and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. so we can take full control of our money to spend on priorities including our long term plans the n.h.s. to which we've committed to spending over three hundred ninety four million pounds more per week by twenty twenty three twenty four and just this morning i was able to announce a major new investment in primary and community were three and a half billion pounds a year in real terms by twenty treasury twenty four mr speaker the text we have now agreed would create a new free trade area with the european union with no tyree of speed. charges or quantity of restrictions this will be the first such agreement between the e.u. and any advanced economy in the world which would be good for jobs the e.u. said that the choice was binary norway or canada the political declaration recognizes that there is a spectrum with the extent of our commitments taken into account in deciding the level of checks and controls crucially the text we have agreed also has an explicit reference to development of

courts and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. so we can take full control of our money mr speaker the draft text that we have agreed with the commission is a good deal for our country and for our partners in the e.u. it almost approach. it honors the coach of the british people by taking back control of our borders all the rules and our money while protecting jobs security and the integrity of our precious united kingdom. so is it really a good deal for the u.k. and a good deal for the e.u. let's bring in cost vest uses chief economist of joins us now from frankfurt cast to resume mentioned a new free trade area with the e.u. will that mean business as usual. no doug i don't know what was make sure you read it in the paper don't forget we talk about the divorce paper the withdrawal treaty right now everything that may said who is on the future this is a decoration off intentions so i think that the trade negotiations on whether or not the u.k. would rejoin the free trade area with the e.u. afterwards is still completely unclear i

such as the parties will look at the parties will explore these and dissenting vast sums of money to the e.u. there will be no control of our money our laws and our borders is no hard to northern ireland and no customs border in the forest see this is what form it will protect the rights of e.u. citizens living in the u.k. and u.k. citizens living in the e.u. cover looks good so i'm negotiating for britain. and also coming up tonight an album considered one of the greatest of all time turns fifty. and the slogan yah i think it's brilliant because so many different influences went into it the psychic delic stuff from india played a major poems and they had just returned from rishikesh and got straight to work on this album. but we begin in the u.k. where the battle over brags it has reached a critical stage to receive a plug with her parliament on thursday to support the deal that the e.u. will vote on on the weekend she says that it would ensure a smooth and orderly british departure from the block across the aisle though opposition leader jeremy corbin called the deal a failure adding that

courts and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. all right theresa may there making her pitch just moments ago in the house of commons barrie want to go to you first did she make a convincing case will she get this agreement through the house of commons and over the finish line. well what certainly shone through for me was a determination to deliver it she said i'm determined to deliver breck said this is how she and it has statement and she definitely tried to convince mostly i think the brics it is in their own party she stressed that the u.k. was now an independent state an independent coastal state even as she said and she she emphasized that all the the will of the people will from have point of view will be pulled through and breck's it will happen and that the u.k. will be able to stand on its own two feet and definitely mostly i think she spoke to the brics it is her own party who are very very critical of this deal this much we know all right now we also of course are heard from the opposition leader mr jeremy corbin let's

we will make our own rules in our own parliament and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. opposition leader jeremy corbyn was not convinced the prime minister said nothing is agreed until everything is agreed it's clear from this document that he indeed nothing is agreed to this is the blindfold breck's it we all fear a leap in the dark german chancellor angela merkel had threatened to boycott sunday's summit unless everything was hammered out in advance she now seems to be on board stuff even though i will do everything possible to get an exits agreement in. a disorderly breakfast would be the worst possible thing not just for the economy but for our future relationship. this week. also on thursday prime minister may had what she said was a friendly chat with the austrian chance this sebastien courts getting the breaks a deal through parliament will be an altogether more hostile process. well for the very latest on break so let's get more details from our correspondent in london. in brussels good morning to you both let's start with you better get this seems to be a crit

e.u. was having problems transferring money to the university of tehran account in i mean this is the e.u. parliament so you can imagine how difficult it is for ordinary iranians i'm reporting the waivers i think on washington has somewhat backed away from its initial goal where they said that they were going to reduce iranian oil exports to zero by november fifth and i think the reason they backed away a little from that is because of oil prices i mean donald trump did not want the rise of pure fuel prices before the congressional elections and out of that actually the price of oil has somewhat reduced from about eighty dollars from last month. to i think it's like sixty three or sixty four dollars today so i think there are also internal considerations within the united states to that that's i think that's quite correct because we saw quite clearly this is whenever you try to impose sanctions of this kind obama administration played the same game and they were always very careful you have to go forward with the pressure but if the pressure becomes too hard you get a contraction in the oi

donald trump repeatedly talked about money thing e.u. countries don't pay enough towards nato is this the consequence of that is this europe saying you know maybe you're better getting what you're getting the not having as partners at all could it be just a bluff. yes. he's right eunice sense because or europeans they they would like to be. protected by the united states but that's the same time they don't spend enough on defense but of course if united states spend. the europeans they would like them to be a line of your own objectives and the question is who is the enemy and of course the strategy could rival or for the united states yes russia and china but europeans have a different geographical position and they had divides and approach from united states you have countries like poland and bunty countries which are. suspicious of rush hour when when germany recently. would like to balance russia because of comrie a crisis but france for example or care more about the stomach terrorists coming from south hen a north africa so very di

than what britain had before let's just think about britain had a rebate regard to the money it paid into the e.u. budget it had a lot of it's really had a rather good had rather good conditions in the e.u. which is something that people have come to understand now in the meantime very late in the game. for them the the recognition dawns that they are asked to jump into the unknown because what we don't know and to stay in the image of the trial the marathon that will be the negotiations about the future relationship and that is called police lead hope nobody knows what it entails and people realize that now baba basal in london and in brussels thank you both. we continue this conversation in studio where i'm joined by john where the political advisor thank you for joining us so bubble has says it's almost impossible to predict what's going to happen next but i'm going to ask you the impossible what next there's to be some stage it's the first stage is going to be the circled meaningful vote in parliament this is when theresa may bring so deal in front of the lawmakers and ask ok to back this it'

money goes. to the u.k. arms the e.u. one that delivers on the results of the referendum unsettles on course for a prosperous future while maintaining a close relationship with our friends and neighbors. and joining us now for more of the correspondence of a so in london and at the european council in brussels. so welcome to you both i want to begin with you the e.u. has now obviously formally agreed to the deal with the mood in brussels. german chancellor angela merkel today said in a press conference that it was it is with sadness but also that with some relief that she looks on this day and that remarry much reflects the mood here from the other leaders you know was there one of the half years of tough negotiations of waiting for the u.k. to come up with a position to move beyond just pointing out red lines there is now this six hundred page document on the table german chancellor said where there's a will there's a way i mean from the perspective of brussels this telephone book sized book is now really the way forward

protects jobs and gives the nation back control of its north of its money and of its borders the alternative she warned leaving the e.u. with no deal is a part of deep and grave uncertainty but among those who resigned on thursday including two cabinet ministers and those who oppose the prime minister and her deal on the right of the conservative party there may soon be sufficient numbers to launch a leadership contest. that will go in but i'm not tired from what we know is a leader who will say to the european union it is impossible to divide up the united kingdom it is impossible to agree to a situation where we have a perpetual customs union it is impossible to pay thirty nine billion pounds of taxpayers' money for a few promises for now to resume a carries on and her briggs's deal in theory at least moves to brussels next week with the approval of e.u. leaders its survival though and indeed hers are not assured. well if you can make sense of the politics the u.k. currency may prove to be a more reliable barometer think of it as a kind of briggs it weather forecast on thursday the pound fell one point seven percent

will leave the parliament is going to have been well i think the viewers of all programming no money to do the e.u. so i feel kind of vindicated if you could prove to them i was suspicions so far and i wouldn't tell you what happened was that the e.u. made it a sample you know they they wanted to make it as difficult for britain to relieve the winning was no no no no why wouldn't i want that we were told that this was a free union of need not going to be the. foundation stone of the previous models and now we see that this is a co-host which is not only wars going on i think everybody understands that i think it's the hotel california you know you can never leave me here ok last word on this the same time they followed very smart way of doing that they said let's agree on principles and let's discuss details later so the devil may be in the details and british may negotiate and haggle about the details that are favorable but the end of the day you can trust him he can sign any piece of paper he wants but parliament doesn't is going to follow the law he says so we can get isn't over just isn't ther

protects jobs and gives the nation back control of its laws of its money and of its borders the alternative she warns leaving the e.u. with no deal is a part of deep and grave uncertainty but among those who resigned on thursday including two cabinet ministers and those who oppose the prime minister and her deal on the right of the conservative party there may soon be sufficient numbers to launch a leadership contest. that will go in but i'm not a timeframe. is a. third of the european union it is impossible to divide up the united kingdom it is impossible to agree to a situation where we have a perpetual customs union it is impossible to pay thirty nine billion pounds of taxpayers' money for a few promises for now to resume a carries on and her briggs's deal in theory at least moves to brussels next week with the approval of e.u. leaders its survival though and indeed hers are not assured jona whole al-jazeera london. does that it's politics he says treason day is that a tough spot at this stage i think is possible. opposition is different in jeopardy were a few stages away from general election the first thing is