has sky high international calling costs in its sights until now e.u. law or hasn't affected the cost of calls and texts from your home country to another you country but that's set to change the plan calls for a cap of nineteen euro cents per minute regardless of whether a call is placed from a landline or a mobile charges for text messages would be restricted to six that if the legislation passes the new limits will come into force next may. and day nineteen carry out pink diamond sold for forty four million euros at auction house christie's in the swiss city of geneva known as the pink legacy the jewels size intense color caught brought in a bid to that smashed the previous record for price carriage in the category large pink diamonds are extremely rare and high demand has led to stratospheric prices for similar stones that were recently put up for sale. there you happy very pretty now your home updated on all the latest business thanks for keeping us company. the top. of. the top. of. the to. an. odd. hearts mountains me here this. for this. couple.

now e.u. leaders have agreed a break sit withdrawal deal with the british prime minister to resign may today the agreement will now have to go through the british parliament though where it faces an uphill struggle to get approval m.p.'s as well as the nation as a whole remain deeply divided on the issue but may says she is still optimistic the british people will get behind deal. the deal we have agreed today a lot of bright future for the u.k. m.p.'s will vote on this deal it will be one of the most significant votes that parliament has held for many years and it will depend whether we move forward to get into a brighter future or open the door to get more division and uncertainty this is certainly seen as something that could be described as the calm before the storm because despite the fact that theresa may and her e.u. counterparts got together in brussels to put a massive check mark on these last two years of torturous negotiations certainly the most difficult part now it seems only lies

e.u. has now formally agreed to the deal the first country to leave the e.u. block a somber day for brussels. look this is a brutal for those six hundred page document took just a mere forty five minutes but it brings an end forty five years of membership at least potentially that is if the u.k. parliament approves it to it as well so it was easy and it wasn't easy for your leaders that is why anglo-american said she is there is with sadness but also with some relief that she looks up on this day it's a day after one and a half years really tough and lengthy negotiations where we were waiting on the european side that the u.k. steps beyond the red lines that it brings up a position that could be negotiated and finally ended up in this massive document that now leads the way to an all of the brags that you're a german chancellor angela merkel said if there's a will there's a way and that way is now on the table and hopes are high that it will be approved by the u.k. as well german chancellor angela merkel wanted that tough negotiations to lay ahead but the agre

and the rest of the e.u. now this document is going to have to travel to the house of commons here in westminster and this is where the battle has been raging on about whether or not this is something that could be acceptable for the u.k. and today we heard of brussels the european commission president try to convince m.p.'s that they should support this deal and that really it's the only deal possible. to work if i just give you the house of commons. decision from sure this is the best. we can in just a boost to push a button for europe. only. within the house of commons passions have been flying very very high as m.p.'s have debated this question does the prime minister's still intend to vote of false choice to parliament between him her a botched jail or no jail you will not delivering the breaks to people who voted for the prime minister comes before us today trying to sell us the deal that is already dead in the water the reason why the people of this country are so fed up he. because they've been made so ma

and the rest of the e.u. now this document is going to have to travel to the house of commons here in westminster and this is where the battle has been reading on about whether or not this is something that could be acceptable for the u.k. and today we heard in brussels the european commission president try to convince m.p.'s that they should support this deal and that really it's the only deal possible. to give to those of come much truth. this is to. push the button for europe. only. but the problem there is that within the house of commons passions have been flying very very high as m.p.'s have debated this question posing questions to theresa may and certainly something they will continue to do until they actually get to the vote and how that vote is going to go really is the big question now because there are quite a lot of them that are dissatisfied with the way and what exactly has been offered to them and has been put on the table in terms of the possible. does the prime minister still intend to go out of

striking down roaming fees for travelers inside the european union back in twenty seventeen the e.u. now wants to limit charges for all communications within the block according to the new proposal any call from one country to another could in future cost a maximum of just nineteen years cents a minute regardless of whether it is placed from a landline or immobile charges for s.m.s. messages would be restricted to no more than six cents if they're sent to another member inside the e.u. is the legislation passes the new limits will come into force in may of next year. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin there is of course more coming up at the top of the hour in the meantime you can get all the latest news and information on around the clock on our web site that is d w dot com thanks for joining season. life in nairobi's slums is grim. godwin lives right next to the city's largest garbage dump and wouldn't know where he works and from here. even though kenya's economy is growing like many others lives a life of poverty. don't fight you'll always stay poor. three thousa

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. you've said it german chancellor angela merkel warning that tough negotiations still lay ahead but the agreement signed today was the best possible deal so let's listen to what she had to say. decry legions diplomatic work of art has been accomplished in an extremely difficult situation it's an unprecedented situation. something we have never had to face until now a country leaving the european union

e.u. after brics it has now been agreed she called it the right deal for you the u.k. in order to leave the european union the e.u. is cheryl to vote only agreement on sunday the british people want this to be settled they want a good deal that sets us on a course for a brighter future that deal is within our grasp and i am determined to deliver it. well let's go live to. westminster and say this is a deal that's been agreed with the president of the e.u. commission on the future relationship of the united kingdom with the e.u. after bracks it. yes that's right will is but a very very busy few days for the british prime minister in the space of only a few days what has happened is that they've been to outline agreements in principle that have been a station essentially sort of built upon for negotiation and discussion and debate now for the twenty seven the first or so withdrawal agreement all about britain's departure of course in the european union the second now on the future political relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. we know according to donald tusk and ac

e.u. are now ready to be rubber stamp an e.u. summit on sunday in a speech to parliament on thursday british prime minister has made yet again defended the treaty she negotiated here on the most important takeaways. mr speaker the text we have now agreed would create a new free trade area with the european union with no chair its fees charges or quantity of restrictions and this free movement once and for all instead we will introduce a new skills based immigration system based not on the country people come from but on what they can contribute to the u.k. . it ends the jurisdiction of the european court of justice in the u.k. . we will make our own rules in our own parliaments here in westminster and in edinburgh cardiff and belfast and they will be adjudicated on by u.k. 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

e.u. was set to vote on a finalized plan on sunday so she is now scrambling for concessions that will make it more palatable at home and address some looming issues like britain's future relations with the e.u. on wednesday she was in brussels negotiating with european commission president john could younker and here's what she had to say after that meeting we had a very good meeting this evening we've made further progress doesn't result we've given sufficient direction as i hope for them to be able to resolve the remaining issues in that work will start immediately. to return for further meetings including with president on saturday to discuss how we can bring to a conclusion this process and bring it to a conclusion in the interests of all our people so theresa may will be back in brussels on saturday let's get some analysis on these developments today barbara faisal is standing by in london so we had john called junker theresa may face to face today how much closer has this brought us to brags that barbara. it might have thought was a bit closer but it might also be able to sort of exp

detectors at their borders this month the artificial intelligence driven machines are funded by the e.u. now and its hopes will help boost european border controls one of the researchers behind the technology explains how it works. this border guard will ask a series of questions typical to what you would see when you cross borders in europe by real border guards. my son and his car. so we're not looking at things like smiling or frowning looking at very small movements such as an eye moving left or right. let's take a look at how this all works travelers will be quizzed by a visit to a border guard of the same ethnicity and gender speaking their language special software will scan his or her face the micro expressions people deemed to be lying by the system will be subjected to fed the checks such as fingerprinting and travel is still considered suspicious will be referred to human border guards that during initial tests spontaneous were asked to intentionally lie or tell the truth the machines had a seventy six percent success rate the developers think they can improve that they also out t

european union could soon get cheaper after striking down roaming fees for travelers last year the e.u. now has sky high international calling costs in its sights until now you know or hasn't affected the cost of calls and texts from your home country to another country but that's said to change the plan calls for a cap of nineteen euro cents per minute regardless of whether a call is placed from a landline or a mobile phone charges for text messages would be restricted to six cents if the legislation passes the new limits will come into force next may. and a nineteen carrot pink diamond has sold for forty four million euros auction house christie's in the swiss city of geneva known as the pink legacy the jewel size intense color and cut to brought a bit smashed of the previous record for prized carriage in the category large pink diamonds are extremely rare and high demand has led to stratospheric crisis with similar stones recently put out for sale. as a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. the cabinet of british prime minister theresa may is due to debate a draft to break

e.u. and now maybe a third document to give interpretations some context to those contentious issues like the balls are like fisheries because they have to wait and see if this is enough for spain it can be a lot of eyes will also be on your prime minister to be some man who is himself a second out of resistance on old sides at home over this deal what's the view in brussels about how to lie been a partner she is right now. well they're all following it very closely the drama that's unfolding in the united kingdom but she's also earn some respect in the last weeks and months and of course it's a very puzzling situation now the only to reset may but how the whole brags and drama will unfold now so much so all that i really had to get it off my chest by it by making it a little poorer and you know what it's called it's called survivor and here it is. and. what would we all do without drugs it's the story of a lifetime keeping thousands of politicians public officials and journalists busy most of all of course to resubmit yes she still is the prime minister of the ukraine at least at the tim

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

for a challenge to the prime minister to resign me over her breakfast deal with the rest of the e.u. now she's named this man stephen barclay as the new breaks that minister he will replace dominic robb he quit mr rubb was one of a number of ministers who resigned after mrs may's cabinet backed the deal. china's president xi jinping says world growth is being overshadowed by protectionism he was speaking at the apec summit in the poppy in guinea more news on the web site al jazeera dot com up next counting the cost. as it breaks the world bank says. migrants official. with detailed coverage by turning back on bilateral ties with iran what president donald trump has done is to show people there will be no blurred lines between friends and enemies from around the world a big group of pro independent stormed the playstation but then stood on the side killing for placement. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week the brig's it it's complicated it's messy we'll look at what just happened in the u.k. as divorce proceedings from the

e.u. britain now says it will give spain a commitment to clarify the future status of the enclave but spain once that commitment in writing before sunday's e.u. summit also coming up france's eluded african art is heading back home a report commissioned by president emmanuel record is likely to recommend a change in the law to allow the works to be returned to their nations of origin and a violent attack gunman stormed the chinese consulate in the pakistani city of karachi and intends hourlong shoot out leaves office we have trackers two policemen and two civilians dead. thank you so much for your company everyone well after days of threatening to reject the braggs a deal spain now says it has a commitment from the united kingdom to support a clarification on the status of gibraltar as part of that plan a madrid has a long standing claim on the british territory which it used to rule after the u.k. leaves the e.u. next march london and brussels are due to negotiate a plan to govern trait there but spain has threatened to hold up the braves that divorce deal unless it has a future say on. al

then you visited out of this we would cut emissions by forty five percent or it could be that the e.u. is now published its strategy setting out eight pathways to reducing emissions to which chart a course for europe becoming climate neutral by absorbing as much greenhouse gas as it emits county to says the strategy would also improve citizens' quality of life by improving the issues of transportation and air pollution. in india's capital delhi kids living on the street are an every day side many sell plastic toys bottled water t. shirts to support themselves as good as they can most carry the little money they make with them at all times making them easy prey for thieves but now there's a new bank especially for street kids and it's run by children. shakes america's getting ready to open for business the fourteen year old is the manager of a children's bank one final look over the accounts before the customers are someone from the corner of the room where they've been doing their homework. and. i'm quoting i'll give it a gold mine i was chosen by the others to be branch manager for six month

e.u. is in damage control mode and and so they'll they'll have to see how things now really work out on the u.k. side when it comes to is there more wiggle room a lot of leaders today have said including the austrian chancellor calls for instance there is no leeway this is the offer is now on the table there are red lines we will not step across them this is the deal basically the message being take it or leave it take it or leave it at best a message. the survey will take with her to the u.k. parliament john burke you've been following the negotiations for quite some time how will this play out in the u.k. now i've been asked and they'll probably leave it i would say at the moment it looks like there's considerable opposition to to resume a deal inside the house of commons and it's extremely unlikely that you'll be able to get any deal through the commons the challenge then is bearing in mind that brussels and says there's no wriggle room is no of the deal available what happens then does threesome a government fold or she resign is she forced out or is this a is this issue of a second ref

avoidable but people forget certainly that since now what to do about it earlier in your program we could hear how emotional whole the president was calling for an e.u. army now i think that's absolutely the wrong approach. one of the reasons why there nationalism is on the rise is because people no longer want the e.u. project which is fundamentally very been minds excess for thing to be hijacked. yet again by attempts to concentrate more money and power at the central level so that absolutely the wrong with sponsors i think europe should go back to its core business should focus on where it is good assets which is to cram various traits and think if we had done that or sorbets it would not have happened but when you talk about just interrupt you for a second when you talk about the e.u. vision or dream or the narrative being benignly successful yes ok that's a given of course trade is always good because winston churchill identified this a people trade with each other they don't go to war against each other but is it the policy or the handing down the implementation of the policy because if your say hung garion you might vote for a quote or thorou

now the e.u. appears to be turkey's only hope as president trump continues to stand by saudi arabia turkish officers have never named the saudi crown prince as the top officer who ordered his killing however it is widely believed and that the evidence leaked to the media has already established a link to the hammock in selma on and many here believe that has hurt his reformist image c.m. al-jazeera. well president donald trump has made a fanks giving day threats to close the u.s. border with mexico in his latest bid to deter a caravan of migrants from central america he also said thousands of troops sent to the border are allowed to use lethal force against microbes quote if they have to john holeman reports on the mexican border city of tijuana. cold and hungry after a day's travel to teach one of the myths can us border around one thousand people arriving at the final base camp for a caravan of central americans they join about three thousand already here preparing for the final leg of their jou

e.u. twenty seven now. what i'm going to just said is very typical of the approach that the e.u. seems to have keep calm and carry on but i'm going to michael also said this she said that she said this on no reason to renegotiate what they already had here because the british cabinet approved that and the e.u. approved it so this was an implicit reaction to what is happening in london but if you do keep calm and carry on then the plan is that the e.u. member states are going to back and said will now deal with this well analyze this we do know that not everybody will be happy with all of the parts that are in there for example the lack of the fisheries would probably not go down well with the french and then as of next week they will start preparing a political agreement that deals with the future relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. and all that works out after some frantic work then there will be e.u. bragg's it summit on the twenty fifth of november most likely here in brussels and after that it's up to the u.k. parliament we'll have to see if we get to those steps next

e.u. was set to vote on sunday and may still has to convince the skeptics in her own party who are calling it a sellout now the actual breaks it was drawled deal was secured last week may and the e.u. are now negotiating a declaration on future relations between the u.k. and the bloc may has been seeking possible concessions but her prospects aren't good. theresa may is hoping the road to success at home might just run through brussels together with e.u. chief john claude juncker she's trying to hammer out the text of a draft deal governing her country's future relationship with the e.u. but a two hour meeting behind closed doors only yielded a pledge to talk more we've had a very good meeting this evening we've made further progress and as a result we've given sufficient direction to our negotiators i hope for them to be able to resolve the remaining issues and that work will start immediately i now plan to return to further meetings including with president on saturday to discuss how we can bring to a conclusion this process and bring it to a conclusion in the interests of all our people by fighting for

spain worries there definitely worries too also from some conservative scottish politicians that now the e.u. will be able to access british waters and british fishing quotas of course all of this will now go to brussels that will be debated by the e.u. twenty seven they will decide its fate next that's right we know that spain is already voicing concerns about this what sort of challenges is the equipment likely to face. there that's right indeed the spanish government of raise some concerns primarily over gibraltar we know that this british exclave on the iberian peninsula has thrived as a result of open borders as a result of people being able to cross the border on a daily basis just to work according to warm diplomatic spanish source they intend to vote against any brics it would all agreement at sunday's summit in brussels no one country let me be clear no one country can veto a withdrawal agreement requires at least twenty out of twenty seven to be able to make sure any agreement to passed as long as that number represents sixty five percent of the population of the european union spa

european union it could soon get cheaper to striking down roaming fees to shop as last year the e.u. now has currently sky high international cooling costs in its sights and until now european union or hasn't affected the cost of calls and texts from a cost in his home country to another country that's set to change the plan calls for a cap of nineteen cents per minute regardless of whether cool is placed from a landline or a mobile charges to text messages would be restricted to six euros cents if the station pos is the new limits will come into force next making. a nineteen carat pink diamond to souls of forty four million euros at an auction house at christie's auction house rather in the swiss city off geneva known as the pink legacy that your size intense color and cut through to beat this smash the previous record for price tag carat in the category large pink diamonds are extremely rare in high demand has led to stratospheric prices for similar stones recently put up for sale . was back of his film now as a piece of music gets on the skin all the time government shut your fingers

e.u. . and we're joined now by political advisor john wirth thanks for joining us jon we've just been hearing about the british perspective the what is the you perspective we heard about leaders of european nations speaking of sadness is this going to hurt the e.u. however in any way it's good that the e.u. economically to some extent due to the trading relationship between the u.k. and the rest of the european union but not so much ultimately the rest of the european union wants to move on it expresses its sadness today but essentially most leaders are essentially looking at of the challenges the european union is facing and they want britain to leave in an orderly fashion just now the problems are now no longer on the e.u. side the problems are very much on the british side with this well on the british side can may get this divorce bill through part of it the first do middle of december it's almost certainly impossible the parliamentary arithmetic is solidly against trees in may because the research many halls called breaks that rebels in her own policy that would vote down any variant of

e.u. voting rights the plans will now be decided on a political level by e.u. leaders to brussels on sunday it's been an extremely busy few days for the british prime minister she has been successfully able to hammer out draft proposals on firstly the withdrawal agreement and now a declaration of a future political relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. but history's amaze big breaks it plans head to brussels she knows that those plans could flounder at any stage either voted down by the e.u. or voted down here in parliament and i commend the states next. the park al-jazeera . the united arab emirates says that it's to time and to protect its relationship with the u.k. a day off to sentencing a british student to life in prison for spying the u.a.e. denied that he one year old matthew hedges has been treated unfairly insisting that he had been given access to a translator and just family accuses the gulf state of fabricating evidence of making him side a confession that he couldn't understand. feed him shaking course after being handed a life sentence and th