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broadcaster the b.b.c. will bring up to date on that story in moments. we want a strong european union based on strong member states and we want a europe which sticks to its christian heritage so number one we don't want europe to get rid of the christian heritage and we want the member states to stay as member states we don't want you know give up our nationality we don't want to give up our culture or we don't blow you up or heritage and so on and so for. twenty one minutes into the program welcome back the president of ukraine is preparing to take on the b.b.c. petro poroshenko is suing britain's national broadcaster for libel over allegations he paid a hefty sum to meet donald trump in june last year here's daniel hawkins with more in the story getting that one on one meeting with the leader of the free world himself is a priority for many world leaders as it was for ukraine's president poroshenko last summer russia and ukraine remain firmly in global headlines so get in that chats handshake and photo opportunity with trump early some say before vladimir putin was crucial. as new s

broadcaster. one half of the musical duo chas and dave, who has died. he was 7a. including liverpool's victory at home against southampton. with the european union. at a summit in austria this week. but he suggested, a deal was still possible. here's our political correspondent matt cole. international law, and international commerce, and national media! commerce, and national media! secretary david davis telling theresa may she has got it wrong. theresa may she has got it wrong. and she should seek a new way of leaving the eu. that we should only accept a clean and clear brexit. not some fudge, not some weak compromise. what i think chequers is. rely on for support? concessions from brussels. then they've profoundly misjudged the british people. of the single market. where the so—called chequers plan was dismissed. without explanation. so, what next for eu negotiations? who's going to blink first? with new counter proposals for future trading relations. but there's little sign of that. with the republic. to give some momentum back to the wider talks, too. a solution was doable. and ireland cannot re—emerge. acceptable to both sides. of negotiations. is only

broadcaster lynn faulds—wood. ambassadors from the 27 countries that will remain in the european union have been asked to intensifythere is no deal with britain over brexit. a leaked briefing note said "uncertainty remains" over whether there will be a brexit deal, and if such a deal could be ratified at westminster and the european parliament. the note mentioned the need for "political choices" about which measures to put in place to mitigate a no—deal scenario. it will be seen as brussels opening the door to co—operation with britain even if talks break down — an idea that's always been rejected by eu chief negotiator michel barnier. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has declared that his party is ready to start work on a radical plan to rebuild and transform britain and says labour is ready to govern. in his closing speech at the labour party conference in liverpool, he said he would end the "greed—is—good" culture that has dominated politics and pledged to "kick—start a green jobs revolution". 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg sent this report from liverpool. cheering adored here... on his turf... and on h

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european union on friday may said talks with the e.u. had reached an impasse and us cable giant con. cast has out but it will put marks fox in a blind auction for the u.k. broadcaster sky sky has twenty three millions of subscribers it owns the u.k. rights to broadcast from league football and the entire catalog that has made it one of europe's most profitable t.v. companies comcast twenty two dollars sixty cents a share gives sky of audio veronica forty billion dollars those aba headlines. continues next. with the absence of common legislation and with skyrocketing prices trafficking has taken on industrial proportions. demand that it will be in the majority but the evolution is very good but there is an indictment that this bill is evil i did not meet them look it up but it will motivate the other joke among journalists and repeat this story to us a lot that the semester the second just that out of the second at the argument and in the race at the bus that if you know your general tell it you don't know is that the teacher there that us thought that these bloggers are callous to complain that as of today looters have direct access to the market all they need to d

european union but it doesn't mean we have decided our future trading relationship. we did not decide what kind of relationship we are going to have an trade, services, security, aviation, transfer of data, broadcastinggs. what i wa nt to didn't decide those things. what i want to decide is as having a deal that gives us the closest relationship while respecting the outcome of the referendum. what happens is what comes before parliament7 if the choice is between no deal and remain, i'm quite say i would vote to remain but we have a responsibility to honour the outcome of the referendum and get the best possible deal. that is why we have to ta ke possible deal. that is why we have to take this a stage at a time. close nothing off but be clear that the objectivity is to get a deal with the closest possible relationship we can. how do you feel about these papers that we talked about. they deal with some crucial strategic areas. what is your reading them? my reading is very simple. those people who for two yea rs have simple. those people who for two years have said no deal is better than a bad deal, honestly, give us a break. please explain to me what a bad deal that is worse than no deal? i've been con

european union on friday may said talks with the e.u. had reached an impasse us cable giant comcast has out bed rupert murdoch's fox in a bit blind auction for u.k. broadcast to sky sky has twenty three million subscribers it owns the u.k. rights to broadcast from in league football and the entire h.b.o. catalogue that has made it one of europe's most profitable t.v. companies comcast bit of twenty two dollars sixty cents a share gives sky a value of around forty billion dollars and pope francis is taking a step towards settling a seventy year old dispute with china is agreed to recognise seven bishops in china who were appointed without his approval in unspent was made as a roman catholic leader arrived in lithuania's capital at the start of a four day tour off baltic countries those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's a documentary on trafficking stay with us. antiquities trafficking is one of the most profitable illegal trades in the world estimated to be worth several billion dollars a year it ranks after illegal arms and drugs precious objects plundered or discovered in clandestine excavations find their way onto the official market in