during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its brags its strategy and build consensus around it . john floyd younker the european commission president has also said he's not opposed to an extension of article fifty however he stipulates that he doesn't want to see that go beyond the end of may essentially that the u.k. doesn't have to field candidates in the upcoming parliamentary elections amongst the heads of government a manual on the french president has said that now is not the time for a negotiation he will not accept britain saying we want to extend article fifty because we want to renegotiate he says he will accept an article fifty extension only if. the u.k. i beg your pardon see it's very easy to get confused if the u.k. wants to re-evaluate its strategy the german foreign minister heiko must speak from here in berlin he said now's the time essentially for london to say what it wants. those in london need to know what they want and say wha

needed this extension during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its brags its strategy and build consensus around it we've also heard from one of the leaders of the e.u. twenty seven who will be voting on whether the u.k. gets this extension or not a money with the french president said this although he was in favor of an extension this couldn't be an extension period that took the form of well a renegotiation period this was very much a period of time for the u.k. to get its act together to get its strategy sorted out the european union's deputy chief of the go see a shin being well and had said earlier on that the vote that took place in the house of parliament to take no deal off the table pretty much what wasn't worth the paper that m.p.'s had voted on well she was quoting words apparently said by the dutch prime minister mark looter who described a vote by m.p.'s to take no deal off the table a bit like the titanic voting for the iceberg to move out of its way does

there are discussions going on this might take a while and you can see that the e.u. twenty seven leaders aren't sure at all either how to resolve this issue all right so they're still struggling with it let's stick now with the may twenty second because that's what to draft a statement that has been leaked mentions what i wonder will this extension really make a difference. it will make a difference in the sense it really depends what happens in the house of commons would make a difference in the sense of if the reason made hypothetically steps down it would give the u.k. the time to find a new prime minister for example if your vote for the third time fails in the house of commons it would give them the technical possibility if the house of commons voted for that deal and that's why they have that strings attached to implemented because even if the house of commons voted for of that say next tuesday or next wednesday that would be enough time to implement that withdrawal agreement until friday because next friday is the twenty ninth of march so they're talking about a tech

needed this extension during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its brags its strategy and build consensus around it we've also heard from one of the leaders of the e.u. twenty seven who will be voting on whether the u.k. gets this extension or not a money will mark on the french president said this although he was in favor of an extension this couldn't be an extension period that took the form of well a renegotiation period this was very much a period of time for the u.k. to get its act together to get its strategy sorted out the european union's deputy chief of the go see a shift in being well and had said earlier on that the vote that took place in the house of parliament to take no deal off the table pretty much was wasn't worth the paper that m.p.'s had voted on. well she was quoting words apparently said by the dutch prime minister mark looter who described a vote by m.p.'s to take no deal off the table a bit like the titanic voting for the iceberg to move out of

needed this extension during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its brags its strategy and build consensus around it we've also heard from one of the leaders of the e.u. twenty seven who will be voting on whether the u.k. gets this extension or not a money with the french president said this although he was in favor of an extension this couldn't be an extension period that took the form of well a renegotiation period this was very much a period of time for the u.k. to get its act together to get its strategy sorted out the european union's deputy chief of the go see a shin have been well and had said earlier on that the vote that took place in the house of parliament to take no deal off the table pretty much what wasn't worth the paper that m.p.'s had voted on well she was quoting words apparently said by the dutch prime minister mark looter who described a vote by m.p.'s to take no deal off the table a bit like the titanic voting for the iceberg to move out of its way

into chaos is that true tonight i mean do the other leaders the e.u. twenty seven do they feel like if there were a a crash out of the european union would they be seen as the bad guys in this situation. nobody really wants to take the blame you're right about that and that's why it's very likely that there will be some kind of extension although you know the delay that the default option is still the train crash that would be a no deal bragg's it so that's why presumably they are disk. a system that has certain automatic elements so at the end they can say listen the brits didn't you know they didn't. follow our conditions at this given point and that's why it's no longer the fault of the e.u. twenty seven but you always have to keep in mind even if the use shying away from being responsible for this at some point there will have to be a decision and it might be a no deal bragg's it and there's just no shying away from this because you cannot extend forever you can say ok there is no brags it but the u.k. would have to do that but at some point that will hav

e.u. next week to have threats of delayed until may the twenty second if not the e.u. will support a shorter delay until april the twelfth also coming up. in new zealand calls for compassion in mom whose mosque was attacked. we have broken hearted. but. we are much broken. one week gone from the shootings that claims fifty lives in new zealand causes for empathy and. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us european union leaders have agreed to delay the bracks of process postponing it to beyond march the twenty ninth britain is being offered to delay until may the twenty second but only if parliament approves the withdrawal deal negotiated with the e.u. next week if not the e.u. will back a shorter delay until april the twelfth now this would allow the prime minister treason made time to get the deal through. the union jack at the european council will stay in its place at least for another few weeks. after almost seven hours of practice the talks e.u. leaders are grudgingly offered the u.k. a bit more time to complete its departure from the bloc we were asked f

during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its bragg's its strategy and build consensus around it well if we look at statements from other e.u. leaders we've heard from a manual on the french president saying that he would essentially support a extension of article fifty however he was very clear to say that this wouldn't be a time for any negotiations this would be essentially a time for the u.k. to decide if it wants the deal that the e.u. has already agreed with to resume a that deal of course it's already been voted down twice and they will go to parliament again for a third time next week or no deal the only other option is of course this the u.k. council's article fifty entirely all but killing brags that that's the one thing they can do unilaterally now we've heard from the negotiating team from the e.u. side as well the deputy chief negotiator sabine whalen said she'd spoken to the dutch prime minister mark rooter who described the vote on w

wants an extension of article fifty it has to be approved by all twenty seven remaining e.u. members now this statement says the. they're going to have to come up with a good reason for extension now there's a little bit of good cop bad cop going on here at the moment between the european commission and the european council in their various presidents the european commission president previously said it doesn't want to see a long extension certainly doesn't want to see the u.k. have to take part in any kind of a you parliamentary elections which basically means he wants to see that extension lasting no longer than the end of may we have heard from donald the european council president he said he would be an ally. to the united kingdom in trying to get men in the states trying to get those leaders to side with an extension however he said if he's to do that he's going to need a good reason to sell it to the twenty seven during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to r

wants an extension of article fifty it has to be approved by all twenty seven remaining e.u. members now this statement says the. they're going to have to come up with a good reason for extension now there's a little bit of good cop bad cop going on here at the moment between the european commission and the european council in their various presidents the european commission president john called you previously said it doesn't want to see a long extension certainly doesn't want to see the u.k. have to take part in any kind of a u. parliamentary elections which basically means he wants to see that extension lasting no longer than the end of may we have heard from donald to skip the european council president he said he would be an ally. to the united kingdom in trying to get men in the states trying to get those leaders signed with an extension however he said if he's to do that he's going to need a good reason to sell it to the twenty seven during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. f

wants an extension of article fifty it has to be approved by all twenty seven remaining e.u. members now this statement says the. they going to have to come up with a good reason for extension now there's a little bit of good cop bad cop going on here at the moment between the european commission and the european council in their various presidents the european commission president john called you previously said it doesn't want to see a long extension certainly doesn't want to see the u.k. have to take part in any kind of a u. parliamentary elections which basically means he wants to see that extension lasting no longer than the end of may we have heard from donald to skip the european council president he said he would be an ally. to the united kingdom in trying to get the states trying to get those leaders to side with an extension however he said if he's to do that he's going to need a good reason to sell it to the twenty seven during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it n

during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its brags its strategy and build consensus around it . junk lord younker the european commission president said that he also doesn't in principle oppose and extensions article fifty but in the european commission president's view it shouldn't go any further than the end of may it basically it shouldn't allow. the u.k. to have to stand in upcoming european parliamentary elections we've also heard from european heads of state on this emmanuel may or so in the heads of government money when mark on the french president said it's not going to be a time for renegotiating but it could be a time for the u.k. t. re-evaluate its strategy that was his opinion on whether or not he would approve a extension here in berlin the german foreign minister heiko mass said now is the time essentially for london to decide what they want. those in london need to do what they want and say what they want and decide what they want

wouldn't be able to pull out of this a backstop if the e.u. twenty seven doesn't say yes or doesn't approve it but proviso and in london country some may survive another defeat not that i can think of anyone who would actually want to jump in this situation but. it is difficult to imagine even among some senior chary there is now talk about this is the end off the line factories of night she has kicked the can down the road till she has now definitely run out of road not only on the value so i mean there is sort of jokes a way of being heard here today as she was really for ok and you want to hand her a glass of hot milk and honey while she was speaking in parliament not that that would have really swayed many off our opponents in her own party. but still there is a portion there have of course has been in the past again and again the push to sort of terminate her leadership say enough is enough they have exhausted the child's to formally sort of push her out afaf is when they tried before christmas bought of course if her cabinet sets down and says

e.u. next week to have delayed until may the twenty second if not the e.u. will support a shorter delayed until april twelfth also coming up. in christ church and mom's call to prayer as new zealand pauses to mark a week since the shootings the two mobs we are broken hearted he says but not broken. and in a country that's put democracy on hold many times in the past thailand chooses between a wealthy young candidate and the military strongman who's now being portrayed as the friendly uncle. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us european union leaders have agreed to delay the bricks and process postponing it to beyond march the twenty ninth retinas because britain is being offered a delay until may twenty second but only if parliament approves the withdrawal deal negotiated with the e.u. next week if it is not the e.u. will back a shorter delay until april the twelfth that would allow prime minister theresa may time to get the deal through. the union jack at the european council will stay in its place at least for another few weeks. after almost s

for a no deal bragg's and in this situation right now where the heads of state government of the e.u. twenty seven so all the you member states except for the u.k. say you can have this extension but you need to approve the deal they can put the responsibility on the u.k. if the house of commons does not approve that deal and you know it's the third time they're trying and was still unsure if actually the speaker of the house of commons will allow such a vote but if this happens and they rejected then. the state government of the you could say listen it's not our fault we really tried we wanted to give you this extension but even then labor the game is not over then they're talking about a special and extraordinary summit next thursday here in brussels a one day before bragg's a day to talk about the implications of what the house of commons did but only if they vote the deal down a third time so you know you said we're going down to the wire in the beginning they re still have one that's an eternity are at it stills of inner nerves of steel i should say marks off and i thank you for now ple

agreement so that divorce agreement that had been the go shaded for two years really and where the e.u. twenty seven so all the member states excluding of course the u.k. have categorically refused to change it all that they have to livered are additional documents to get interpretation or reassurance about things that are already written in the withdrawal agreement so does that sound strange to you that's because it is it is quite complicated but it's also the reason apparently why many of the members of the house of commons back in the u.k. are not convinced that this is what they asked for to be able to unilaterally quit the so-called backstop so this ensuring policy to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and ireland so that's the whole conundrum the e.u. has moved but just a little bit and it says this is it so meanwhile a new commission president. seems to be stirring the pot this is quote he's quoted as saying that if pollan fails to back this latest plan then there might be no printed at all what's he up to. it's like a pressure cooker i believe the many share this opinion that

e.u. next week to have britain to the brakes delayed until may twenty second if not the e.u. will support a shorter delay until just april twelfth also coming up. we've got a broken heart. broken. a message to new zealand from a christ church in mom whose mall stores attacked one week all from the shootings that claimed fifty lives the nation pauses for empathy and unity. and in a country that's put democracy on hold many times in the past tyla chooses between a wealthy young candidate and the military strongman who is now portrayed as a friend uncle. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us european union leaders have agreed to delay the break that process postponing it to beyond march twenty ninth of britain and britain is being offered. it lay until may twenty second but only if parliament next week approves the withdrawal deal already negotiated with the e.u. if they do not the e.u. will back a shorter delay until april twelfth this would allow british prime minister theresa may time to possibly get the deal through e.u. council president says the only other options b

e.u. next week to have brakes that delayed until may twenty second if the e.u. will support the shorter delay until april twelfth also coming up. we've broken hearted. we broke. a message to new zealand from a christ church whose mosque was attacked one week calling from the shootings that claimed fifty lives the nation pauses for empathy and unity. oh i'm sorry martin thanks for being with us european union leaders have agreed to delay the break that process postponing to beyond march twenty ninth britain is being offered to delay until may twenty second but only if parliament next week approves the withdrawal deal already negotiated with the e.u. if they do not the e.u. will back a shorter delay until just april twelfth this with prime minister theresa may time to possibly get the deal through parliament e.u. council president says the only other options beyond that are for britain to withdraw its brags that request or delay for a much longer period. the union jack at the european council will stay in its place at least for another few weeks. after almost seve

e.u. on the twenty ninth of march that is in just seventeen days time with or without a deal in less there is a change within parliament in this vote tomorrow and and if the u.k. can come to some kind of agreements there are a lot of hurdles still to get through to stop a no deal bricks it we know that a majority of m.p.'s in parliament do not want to be a no deal bricks it however we also know that to resume is giving m.p.'s on her side a free vote so that is allowing those bricks it is those m.p.'s who are hard line euro skeptics to vote for a no deal if they want to now we still believe that a no deal is going to be taken off the table by parliament but you know it is still the default position so they may say we don't want to be a no deal breaker but is that legally binding and i think it's very unclear what we will be the next stage we know that own thursday she will then if that is defeated she will then put it to m.p.'s do they want to extend article fifty and that is something that she always said she did not want to happen but she also was not in favor of a no deal brix it but thi

e.u. commission present or says this. unlikely that any deal to extend the deadline will be reached this week for the issue will be discussed with the other twenty seven e.u. leaders at a summit on thursday and friday. and the prime minister's question time her weekly question and answer session with the house of commons theresa may told rowdy m.p.'s why she wanted a short extension to the e.u. departure date rather than a long one. setting aside the issues that are long extension would mean we would have to stand hold the new pm palm entry elections which i don't think is in anybody's interests the outcome of a long extension would be. days because all of this hiring. i think is carrying on contemplating its neighbors. truck driver is not my friends who are. going to order the from the prime minister must be heard and everybody knows rule be heard the prime minister will. be on come in on extension would be this time spending yet more endless hours going to completing its maven on europe and failing to address the issues that matter to our constituents schools and hospitals and security i'm sure. we'll heard americans be heard in brussels alex

as you know in accordance with the treaties and the extension must be decided unanimously by the e.u. twenty seven in agreement with their member states confirmed. this is why i met the prime minister may several times tonight to make sure that they accept the extension scenarios. and i am police to confirm that we have reached an agreement on this. thank you thank you and now the president of the commission shanklin ladies and gentlemen since that they have to reform that the position of the twenty seven members of the commission has been united and unequivocal we have worked tirelessly to negotiate to be told that we. have done everything we could to help get it over the finishing line we were asked for clarifications in december we gave them we were are sure. we gave them i was asked for the reassurances last month that will notably with regard to the backstop i gave them. and so i have to well come to of today the twenty seven leaders indorsed the legal. funding clarification for truancy is the prime minister. who disclosed this computes to pull back to reason no more than we can do if.

delay the braggs a process postponing it to beyond march twenty ninth but only if parliament next week approves the withdrawal deal if they do not the e.u. will back a shorter delay now let's look at some dates here the next state to bear in mind is actually march twenty eighth. sixth that's the last possible date for a vote in the british parliament to approve the deal that's already been rejected twice before now if lawmakers rejected again britain will likely crash out of the e.u. on april twelfth but they can seek an alternative solution with the european union up to that date but if there is a yes but in parliament by march twenty sixth the timeline extends to may twenty second for britain to go through with an orderly brecht it. the union jack at the european council will stay in its place at least for another few weeks after almost seven hours of talks e.u. leaders a grudgingly offer the u.k. a bit more time to complete its departure from the block for clarifications in december we gave them. we gave i was i was full for the reassurances. rule not to be we've got to the big step i gave this closes and completes the full package t

twenty first century. the u.k. prime minister has admitted that the country will not be able to leave the e.u. with a deal in place by the march twenty ninth deadline. international could have you with us a statement outside ten downing street theresa may blame to parliament for the chaos party's words picks up the story for us. dismay has now addressed the nation and she's confirmed that the new brics it day in her opinion should be june thirtieth she said that her deal was still the best option on the table it's still one that can be negotiated tax m.p.'s for failing to make a decision it was high time that they made up their minds and she was pointing fingers of blame on m. pace for their inability to push on a way to implement the u.k.'s withdrawal. as a result we will now not leave on time with a deal on the twenty ninth of march. this delay is a matter of great personal regret for me so let's take a step back to where this brecht at saka began this week now it follows a letter sent by curious in may to donald tusk requesting and asking for an official breck extension therefore extending a

e.u. voting last night paves the way for another vote today to delay britain's exit date beyond march twenty ninth then it is up to the e.u. to decide if it will grant an extension for the british prime minister this week has been a punishing one. another vote another defeat the right three two one the most the left two hundred seventy eight. veterans of british politics eighty can remember nothing like it britain's fee brio parliament wrestling back control from to reason may. thousands today devise a clear majority against leaving the house a deal however i repeat what i have said the five. to make matters wash the prime minister's voice like many in her party has disaster tarr several of her own ministers voted against her wishes the house was calm and so. for a long time to go through a subsequent various eco the options before us the same as they always have. we could leave we could leave with the deal which this government is negotiation because to yes we could leave with the deal we have to negotiate the subject to a second referendum but that there's risk no bracks it has all. oppone

twenty first of march and. british prime ministers admitted that the country will not be able to leave the e.u. with a deal in place by the march twenty ninth deadline looming in a statement outside ten downing street trees are made pointed the finger firmly at parliament for the. two years on and these have been unable to agree on a way to implement the u.k.'s withdrawal. as a result we will now not leave on time with a deal on the twenty ninth of march. this delay is a matter of great personal regret for me so let's take a step back to where this directs at saka began this week now it follows a letter sent by terrorism a donald tusk requesting and asking for an official breck extension now the letter clearly shows that with just nine days to go to west supposedly leaving the european union that deadline would be nigh on impossible to ratify a deal constructively so now june the thirtieth is what the prime minister really wants and not responding to that request donald suggested the request would probably get backing for the rest of the e.u. twenty seven leaders on one condition that being that

view with or without a deal unless the extension in less is an extension which then means that the e.u. twenty seven members of the e.u. have to agree to that they're likely to but for how long and what would be the aim of extending that the process that the has to be an ngo and that is what is so unclear because there is no overall ingrim and in parliament of what is the next step for brics it what's the next step forward to resume raymond we heard barbara saying that there are calls for her to resign is she going to be able to last the next seventeen days to see march twenty ninth or look she is a dead woman walking that does not though in these strange times of bricks it mean that she is going to stand and be forced out there is the possibility incarnation and she could she could still try to bring back that agreement to parliament in the next few weeks this is not a completely dead deal this is what is so strange about the situation we are in so theresa may could possibly be gone at the end of this week and by all accounts should be gone but she probably won't be her own party cannot kick

e.u. in seventeen days time on the twenty ninth of march without a deal and in fact said graham brady he is a very senior conservative backbencher he's head of the nine hundred twenty two committee that's the main committee of bench conservative m.p.'s saying that he is ready to vote for a no deal because he believes that that would bring certainty to business because they would know what is going to happen anyway seventeen days to believe since i guess if you were a betting woman would you say yes or no to an extension to briggs yes ok as always thank you very much. right here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. u.s. backed syrian forces say some two thousand fighters of so-called islamic state have surrendered to them during the battle for bog earlier syrian troops killed dozens of jihadist in heavy fighting there the village in eastern syria is the last pocket of territory still held by the extremes the german public broadcaster is e.d.f. says on camera has restored the press credentials of its is stand bowl bureau chief your. turkey's initial ref

e.u. four of the late to breaks it it means the u.k. may now not leave on the twenty ninth of march as previously planned. prosecutors in northern ireland are to charge a former british soldier with murder over the so-called bloody sunday massacre in one thousand nine hundred ninety two thirteen civilians died when british soldiers fired into a crowd of demonstrators in one of the most notorious incidents in the northern ireland conflict but a sunday jaeger reports that the city falls far short of the wishes of the victims' relatives. this was a day that many here hoped would put the ghosts of the past to rest the relatives of the thirteen civil rights protesters killed in what became known as the bloody sunday massacre marched to the scene of the shooting in london derry more than forty seven years ago for most the hope for justice that stemmed from decades of waiting was about to come crashing down following careful consideration of all of the available evidence a decision has been taken to prosecute one former soldier soldier af for the murder of james ray. for the

when sarees and they has to address the e.u. twenty seven the other members of the european union at the start of their talks on thursday afternoon the one question they're going to be asking her is what happens if your deal fails again for the third time of the start of next week because they're only prepared at the moment to countenance an extension to back seat if a deal passes and there's every likelihood that it won't they will say to her i'm sure what happens if it fails are you actually prepared at the end of next week for the u.k. to leave the european union with no deal at all despite the fact the u.k. parliament voted against it now twice despite all the economic damage that would pose to the u.k. the republic of ireland the netherlands and other bordering countries to the u.k. despite the fact that it would be mean the reimposition of a hard border in the island of ireland and all the violence that could lead to they're going to say the reason why is that actually what your intention is and they going to have to try to get s

president had to say during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its brigs its strategy and build consensus around it and there is arguing for to reason mase deal with saying well look if you ask for a delay you don't know what brussels response is going to be as sort of a fed up e.u. already setting preconditions potentially for any of the u.k.'s requests so no easy options here for anyone it's all series amaze clinging to this hope that all the chaos that we're seeing now in this prospect of no deal the prospect of brussels wanting a longer delay might just to force politicians to finally approve with a senior in you negotiator reported to have said that wednesday's the vote was like the titanic voting for the iceberg to get out of the way david coburn a scottish member of the european parliament things that teresa me has made a mockery of bracks it. i mean the government have made the biggest mess in history could have easily gone through breaks it. could've agreed to

responding to that request donald suggested the request would probably get backing for the rest of the e.u. twenty seven leaders on one condition that being that carries a maze twice rejected deal finally gets backing from across the house in parliament believe the show to extend would be possible. to have. votes on there was a door agreement in the house of commons so if those conditions are not met well grex in that case is still just nine days away now back here in westminster though theresa may has received no ray of backlash for her decision to request a delay all she's doing is running around the clock after a second heavy duty to do it was just marks one thousand days since the referendum and this government is lead the country and themselves into crisis chaos and division so now all eyes are on the e.u. and britain in the summit on thursday and friday off this week to try and break the deadlock that has defined the last one thousand days here in britain of course nobody really anticipated would still be in a deadlock still across the house and the public division is really the word that en

president had to say during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its brags its strategy and build consensus around it and there is arguing for to reason may's deal with saying well look if you lost friends allay you don't know what brussels response is going to be you had that sort of a fed up e.u. already setting preconditions potentially for any of the u.k.'s requests so no easy options have to anyone it's a whole series of maze clinging to this hope that all the chaos that we're seeing now in this prospect of no deal the prospect of brussels wanting a longer delay might just to force politicians have to finally approve withdrawal deal. breaks it killed the. spanish investigators have reportedly linked the cia to last month's mysterious attack on the north korean embassy in madrid the incident occurred in late february a group of ten mouse people stormed mission in spain they were streaming and gagged members of staff and reportedly put bags on their heads one woman su

when sarees m a has to address the e.u. twenty seven the other members of the european union at the start of their talks on thursday afternoon the one question they're going to be asking harries what happens if your deal fails again for the third time of the start of next week because they're only prepared at the moment to countenance an extension to back seats if a deal passes and there's every likelihood that it won't they will say to her i'm sure what happens if it fails are you actually prepared at the end of next week for the u.k. to leave the european union with no deal at all despite the fact the u.k. parliament voted against it now twice despite all the economic damage that would pose to the u.k. the republic of ireland the netherlands and other bordering countries to the u.k. despite the fact that it would be mean the reimposition of a hard border in the island of islands and all the violence so that could lead to their going to say the reason why is that actually what your intention is and they going to have to try to ge