i'm not responsible for the statement said the president of european council, and i did not now, i wasconscious, that the honourable gentleman was notably sensitive. that he was in any sense a delicate flower, and that he was capable of being a quickly and severely injured soul by virtue of the ad hominem remarks of others. can i respectfully suggest to you, mr speaker, you respectfully suggested the right honourable member that he wishes to go beyond the headlines of the bbc in the future, what the european council president actually said is and i quote, "there is a special place in hell for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan and how to carry it out safely." so perhaps, of... well, mr speaker, sometimes the truth hurts, doesn't it? well, to be frank, as speaker, i don't really mind what it is that the president of the european council has said, because is isn't a matter that concerns me. an unconcerned john bercow. the business secretary greg clark has warned against a "last minute" brexit deal. appearing before the committee which scrutinises his department, mr

the president of the european council, donald tusk, has spoken of a "special place in hell" for thoseho promoted brexit, without a plan to deliver it safely. i have been wondering what that special place in hell is like for those who demoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it. that's it. so goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. by the end of the day manchester city could be back on top of the premier league, a position they haven't occupied since early december last year. win at everton and they'll move above liverpool on goal difference — pep guardiola of the opinion though it's notjust the top two who are in the title race. with 39 points to play, when we are 9—10 points behind, it's not — it's not much. i never said tottenham was not there, indeed chelsea. i never pulled out all five or six games, and united is making this run of victories every single week. we'll be there to fight for the premier league. fifa president gianni infantino will stand unopposed for the

controversy over comments from european council president controversy over comments from european councilcial place in hell" for those who promoted brexit without a plan. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. starting with the japan times, which is leading on the apparant refusal by the government to publish real wage data. the article quotes opposition lawmakers who say the lack of clarity calls into question the succes of the government's economic policies. and to the south china morning post, with this stunning picture of lunar new year celebrations over hong kong's victoria harbour. it's main article focuses on how the territory attracts foreign workers from around the world, despite a dip on the global liveability rankings. and the new york times, away from the state of the union speech, is also highlighting a golden age for comic books. with asterix celebrating its 60th, and batman its 80th anniversaries, it's a big year for comic strips. but the article says the form's best days may be yet to come in the french speaking world. and those are the papers. we've

he's the president of the european council, which means that here in brussels, he represents all the he doesn't have much influence over them. he certainly wasn't speaking for all of the eu today. he is here in brussels as an emotional politician, someone who enjoys public attention and who occasionally has a tendency to seriously misjudge his words. musing ata seriously misjudge his words. musing at a press conference about the architects of brexit going to hell certainly because his judgment into question, and there are concerns in europe this evening of the possible consequences of his statement, certainly on the eve of the prime minister's arrival here in brussels, and considering the delicate political dance she is trying to pull off at home, it wasn't helpful. that said, eu leaders are frustrated with the brexit process. ask angela merkel or emmanuel macron, and they think the uk voted for brexit and has since looked here to brussels to make its departure workable and painless. but george, they are absolutely committed to try and find absolutely committed to try and find a brex

the headlines at 11:00: calls for an apology from european council president donald tusk as theresa mayrepares to return to brussels, he heavily criticises politicians who backed brexit. by by the way, i've been wondering what the special place in hell looks like all those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan for how to carry it safely. for how to carry it safely. the father of 1a year old molly russell — who took her own life — calls on social media companies to give him access to his daugther‘s accounts. as venezuela's crisis intensifies, we gain rare access inside one of country's hospitals to find a health service collapsing. a rare moment of unity in a divided america — congress celebrates a record number of women in national politics. and at 11:30, we'll be taking another look at the papers with grace blakeley from the new statesman and caroline wheeler, from the sunday times. good evening. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has been heavily criticised after saying there would be a special place in hell for those who promoted brexit without any plan

as you heard in jonathan blake's report, theresa may is expected to hold talks with european council donald tusk and other key eu figures in egypt later today. but downing street has played down hopes of a breakthrough on her brexit deal being reached. this summit is unconnected with brexit. this summit is unconnected with brexit. theresa may has been speaking to reporters in the last hour. let's hear what she had to say. of course i am going to have the opportunity while i am here, although this is not principally a summit for brexit, but i will have the opportunity to speak to fellow european leaders. we made good progress with the european union and the commission. as you know i and ministers were in brussels last week. my team will be returning to brussels on tuesday. we have been working on how we can deal with the issues raised in parliament, ensuring the northern ireland backstop cannot be indefinite. and as we are continuing with those talks, we will not be bringing a meaningful vote back this week, but that will happen by the 12th of march. and it is still, we still have it

the president of the european council stands accused of insulting british politicians.oday, donald tusk said there was a special place in hell for leave supporting politicians, those were his words. but some viewers pointed out that those weren't quite his words, or at least not all of them. mr tusk spoke of those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan of how to carry it out safely, but that last thought, though it featured elsewhere in the programme, was not included in george alagiah's introduction. steve martin was watching and told us... those who felt the shortened version of the quotation distorted its meaning also pointed to its use on thursday morning's today programme. and the initial headline on the news website, "special place in hell for brexiteers," later deleted. and on the bbc politics twitter feed. stephen kingsnorth felt compelled to contact the bbc for the first time ever and recorded this video for us about how mr tusk‘s words were reported. he spoke of those who had promoted brexit without a sketch of a plan to carry it out safely. "safe

today at 2: the president of the european council condemns people who he says promoted britain leaving the eu, without a plan to deliver it safely. i've been wondering what that special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it. in his delayed state of the union address, donald trump appeals for republicans and democrats to set aside their differences. we must reject the politics of revenge, resistance and retribution and embrace the boundless potential of cooperation, compromise and the common good. hotel booking sites are warned to end pressure selling, after the watchdog finds evidence of misleading discount claims. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport withjohn watson. manchester city could return to the top of the premier league tonight and pep guardiola is calling for goals in case the title race goes down to goal defence this season. thanksjohn, and nick miller has all the weather. i got news of strong winds and gales to come over the next several days with the risk of disruption, plus just looking back at how dry

the european council president has condemned british politicians who pushed for the u.k. to leave the e.u. without working out how to do it first on to us as we speak in brussels where he also pledged to do his best to find a solution to the brics it crisis are puerto poor and listen to those comments from belfast where promised such a reason may be made to northern ireland's political leaders we'll hear from him in a minute but first let's listen to what to had to say. that the second i have spoken about the necessary actions in case of no deal. i know that you will also be discussing this shocking with the european commission. by the way i've been wondering what that special place. in her looks like for those who promoted seat result even a catchall for plan how to carry its safely now those incendiary comments have quite predictably caused a reaction certainly from brits it supporting m.p.'s and journalists in london but let's just have a little look at a video clip as they stood up to leave you can just about hear an exchange between me over i care and donald tusk whe

today at five ,the president of the european council, has condemned in the strongest terms, those he says promoted britain leaving the eu, without a plan to deliver it safely. on the eve of talks with theresa may in brussels, donald tusk said the eu was having to prepare for the "possible fiasco," of a no deal brexit. i've been wondering what the special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it. the prime minister has returned to downing street, after brexit talks with northern ireland's political leaders. we'll be live at westminster, and in brussels. the other main stories on bbc news at 5... the french club nantes has demanded payment from cardiff city, over the £15 million transfer of emiliano sala, whose plane crashed in the english channel. there's a warning on global warming, with the met office predicting we could be living in the hottest decade since records began. in his delayed state of the union address, president trump appeals for republicans and democrats to set aside their differences. and hotel booking site

it will not reopen the existing brigs it deal revealing mounting frustration over the impasse european council president. at this to say by the way. what that special place in looks like for those who promoted big feet without even a sketch of a plan how to carry safely thank you. art for more now on all of this i'm joined by our brussels correspondent barbara vessel she was present at the press conference given by mr just that has provoked a very angry backlash in the u.k. good to see you barbara i know mr tusk is known for not mincing his words and having a way of putting things very bluntly but even for him these are very strong remarks coming from the e.u. council president what was the reaction in the press room when you were there. the press room gasp collectively of course and then at the microphones when the two leaders knew of iraq of the irish shark and donald two square leaving the podium the microphones picked up that said to the british press is going to cause you a lot of trouble for that and yes indeed they are already at it of course but this was the sort of well thought out an

the european council president is not mincing his words.ean council president is not mincing his wordsli the european council president is not mincing his words. i have been wondering what that special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it safely. that provoked some anger at home. the man has no manners, i think it is extremely regrettable, not at all helpful, but it is a matter for not at all helpful, but it is a matterfor him. not at all helpful, but it is a matter for him. admits that controversy, europe was making clear it is not budging for now. we are repeating ourselves by saying we are sticking to the line stopped by the prime minister knows a trip he will not be easy but she does say she wa nts to not be easy but she does say she wants to work with europe to find a solution, what about working with labour too? jeremy corbyn has settled on five demands that could see his party back brexit deal. he wa nts see his party back brexit deal. he wants further talks to discuss

it is fair to say that the european council at the european commission are more central to the brexitarliament. any withdrawal deal has to be proved here, that is my the prime minister is paying a visit. we are very concerned. we are weeks away from an economic and human catastrophe. this is the reality of the no—deal brexit. it should be a very dangerous solution, a no—deal brexit. the parliament fully supports the withdrawal agreement. it was headed by michelle. it is the only solution that grants us and or ——orderly uk exit. but the commission and parliament, the prime minister now moves to the european council where she will meet president donald tusk, a man who yesterday said that there was a special place in hell for some brexiteers who did not have enough of the plan. that is really framed the whole of the prime minister's visit, and we are all very interested to see how that meeting goes. i had set out very clearly a position from parliament that we must have legally binding changes to the withdrawal agreement in order to deal with parliament's concerns of the backstop. what i

but first, our headlines: the european council president donald tusk has been strongly criticised forg there was a special place in hell for those who'd promoted brexit without a plan to deliver it. the comments were made ahead of a meeting tomorrow with theresa may. by by the way, i have been wondering what the special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it safely. the coroner overseeing the inquest into the death of the teenager molly russell is writing to four social media companies, requesting access to her internet history. molly was 14 when she took her own life in 2017, and is believed to have viewed images of self harm and suicide on instagram. as venezuela's crisis intensifies, we gain rare access inside one of the country's hospitals, to find a health service collapsing. the country's president, nicolas maduro, denies there is a humanitarian crisis and blames his country's problems on sanctions. you are not supposed to do that. —— weren't. a rare moment of unity in a divided america. congress celebrates a record

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supporters of bragg's that have reacted angrily to remarks by one of the hughes top politicians european council president donald said there is a special place in hell for british politicians who supported leaving the european union without a concrete plan brazil's former president luis inacio lula da silva has been given another thirteen years of jail time for corruption and money laundering he's already serving a twelve year prison sentence for another corruption conviction the u.s. says it's cutting some military aid to cameroon over allegations of human rights violations it comes after a video circulated online thought to show security forces shooting and killing civilians cameroon has cooperated closely with the u.s. in the fight against the book or haraam those are the headlines earthrise is next. the week began with the use of ninety day truce in the to protect us china trade. the world's largest supplier of liquefied natural gas is leaving the biggest oil cartel we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. the conditions for exi

leaders seem to get on the eve of british prime minister teresa mayes crucial visit to brussels european council president donald tusk revealed mounting frustration over the impasse the underlined once more that the european union insists it will not reopen the existing brics a deal and he did it in a rather remarkable tone listen to what he said by the way i've been wondering what that special place. for those who promoted great feat without even a sketch of how to carry a. thinking. while to sew a statement it came at the very moment that to resign me was meeting with northern ireland's five main political parties as she seeks to break the deadlock over the terms of britain's exit from the european union socks were focused on a range plans for the irish border the issue remains the biggest obstacle to british parliament ratifying a deal. aren't for more now on all of this i'm joined by our brussels correspondent barbara bizzle she was present at the press conference given by mr just that has provoked a very angry backlash in the u.k. good to see you barbara i know mr tusk is known for not minc

the president of the european council stands accused of insulting british politicians.cial place in hell for leave supporting politicians, those were his words. but some viewers pointed out that those weren't quite his words, or at least not all of them. mr tusk spoke of those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan of how to carry it out safely, but that last thought, though it featured elsewhere in the programme, was not included in george alagiah's introduction. steve martin was watching and told us... "this is not what he said. not the same thing at all and highly inflammatory at this time." iain stewart agreed. " did bbc‘s manipulation of what he actually said gave a clear suggestion that tusk had used an aggressive tone, whereas what he actually said was a reflective comment on what he and i am sure many others of you as a sad situation. those who felt the shortened version of the quotation distorted its meaning also pointed to its use on thursday morning's today programme. and the initial headline on the news website, "special place in hell for brexit

controversy over comments from european council president donald tusk.se who promoted brexit without a plan. six of the biggest hotel booking websites have agreed to make major changes to end misleading sales tactics and hidden charges. it follows an investigation by the competition watchdog which found bad practices including giving a false impression of a room's popularity and not displaying the full cost upfront. here's tom burridge. if you have booked a hotel on these websites, have you got the best deal 01’ websites, have you got the best deal or have you been pressured by misleading information?” or have you been pressured by misleading information? i was looking for a room in manchester, just for an evening. i've booked for wales, london, manchester, but when i'm booking i see things like, oh, there's only one of them left or today is the cheapest price. you feel quite rushed, as though you have to book now. otherwise you will miss out on the best offer. it probably does subconsciously play on my mind a bit, that i should probably book it. here on

calls for an apology from european council president donald tusk — as theresa may prepares to returno brussels — he takes aim at the uk's brexiteers by by the way, i have been wondering what the special place and how it looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan for how to carry it safely. the coroner overseeing the inquest into the death of teenager molly russell — is writing to four social media companies, to demand access to her internet history. you were not supposed to do that, thank you very much. a rare moment of unity in a divided america, congress celebrates a record number of women in national politics, during president trump's state of the union address. a new report on climate change and extreme weather, we're likely to experience things we've not seen since records began. the first deportation flight to jamaica since the windrush scandal — the home secretary says they were foreign nationals who had committed "serious crimes". the french football club nantes demands cardiff city pay a £15 million transfer fee for emiliano sala. he was on boar

the president of the european council has condemned in the strongest terms those he said who promoted britain leaving the european union without a plan to deliver it safely. on the eve of talks with theresa may in brussels, donald tusk said the eu was preparing for the "possible fiasco," of a no deal brexit. i've been wondering what that special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it. we'll have reaction as theresa may meets political leaders in northern ireland, saying there will be a hard border —— no hard broder with the republic. also this lunchtime... in his delayed state of the union address due to the partial government shutdown, donald trump appeals for republicans and democrats to set aside their differences. we must resist the politics of revenge, resistance and retribution, and embrace the boundless potential for cooperation, compromise and the common good. it's understood that the first deportation flight from the uk to jamaica since the windrush scandal has ta ken offfrom birmingham. and hotel booking sites h

as we've been hearing, theresa may is expected to hold talks with european council president donald tuskduring a summit between leaders of eu and arab league countries. but downing street has played down hopes of a breakthrough on her brexit deal being reached. theresa may has been speaking to reporters in the last few minutes. let's hear what she had to say. of course i'm going to have the opportunity while i'm here, but this is not principally a summit about brexit, but i will have the opportunity to speak to fellow european leaders. and we have made good progress with the european union, and with the commission. as you know, i and ministers were in brussels last week. my team will be returning to brussels on tuesday. we have been working on how we can deal with the issue that has been raised by parliament, ensuring that the northern ireland backstop cannot be indefinite, and as we are continuing with those talks, we will not bring a meaningful vote this week but that will happen by the 12th of march, and it is still... we still have it within our grasp to leave the european union with

to brussels to negotiate changes to her brexit deal — and respond to those comments from the european councilsident. i have been wondering what the special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to do it safely. accident investigators recover a body from the wreckage of a plane carrying the cardiff city footballer emiliano sala and his pilot. the uk's chief medical officers urge parents to ban mobile phones at bed time and during meals, in the first official guidance on children's screen use. more price rises for millions of gas and electricity customers. just six weeks after a cap was introduced to limit how much people pay, it's set to rise and it could add £100 to annual bills. manchester city are on top of the league for the first time this year. they beat everton 2—0 last night — we will show you the action on the programme this morning. still very strong winds across southern england, particularly during the rush hour on the east. further north, rain and hill snow, clearing towards the north sea and behind it, a mixture of sunshine and

in the code looks like for those who promoted st words on bret's it from the european council president as the british prime minister prepares to visit brussels . and blocked on the bridge venezuela's opposition accuses the military of preventing desperately needed aid from getting into the country. i know a summit with north korea promises to build a border war with mexico and a celebration of diversity in the u.s. congress donald trump has given his second state of the union address calling for more unity while same time warning democrats against investigating his administration mike hanna reports from washington. president of the united states. much has changed in the strangest since president trump last spoke here sitting next to the vice president a new speaker nancy pelosi has been locked in a power struggle with the president since the democratic party took over the house and acknowledging this the president called for political. together we can break decades of political stalemate we can bridge all divisions heal old wounds build new coalitions but on the issue that led to the p

we spoke earlier to gustav gressel, from the european council of foreign relations — and i asked him imself and think that he will make america great again. we all know that. there is not much of an interest in it. basically you said it, they are going to wait it out. key signal during this speech that the us will withdraw from the intermediate arranged nuclear forces treaty with russia which he talked about last week. then he made this comment about the intent of the united states to build and develop missiles. we really have no choice. perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement, adding china and others. or perhaps we can't, in which case we will outspend and out innovate all others by fire. that is of the greatest interest to the eastern europeans because if there is an arms race, nato missiles would presumably be on their territory and they are on the border with russia. this is of interest in all of europe because russian missiles can reach down to the pyrenees. what will happen if a crisis develops? will the next president, or will this president, especially this one, stick t

now the two big countries so formed a blocking majority minority in the deliberations of the european council of and governments meet and discuss this and so this is the regulation couldn't go ahead in france no turns away the question is why is some speculate that they are finally caving in to us american pressure in order to save guard their own energy investments within russia and their own economic interests there and then there is also. the fact that in london mccrone the french president's not going to hear next on the weekend long side under the americans at the munich security conference so there is a log rolling around and nobody could knows quite what's what at the moment you know there's a surprise to the here that about the munich security conference so what does this mean for german relations play certainly not a positive sign and it could be just another issue to add to that ever growing list of disagreements that we've seen growing over the past few months now between france and germany on any kind of issue from finance to energy to military to e.u. reforms you name it that is

clock, and seeing who blinks at the end but the problem is, if you might solve this at the next european council british parliament and to the european parliament and will they put the green light or not and if not, there is the possibly of a no deal. we have not talked about jeremy corbyn's letter. donald tusk said nothing happened this week. theresa may did not come with any plans or new ideas but there is something in jeremy corbyn's letter and it would resolve most of the backstop problem, which is to remain in the custom union. of course it creates some inner problems for the labour party because a lot of people in the labour partyjust want a second referendum or are just plain remainers. but what he is proposing is a soft brexit. and there should be probably a majority in westminster for a soft brexit? i don't think you would get very many labour mps who in the end will vote for any deal of theresa may's at all. they regard any brexit as a disaster. when it comes to it, it is a bit of a false play. i don't think he himself would vote for any deal of theresa may's. he would go down in histo

brussels today instead of reopening bright negotiations she reprimanded european council president donald toast for saying the top breaks in cheers deserve a special place in hell or back home it was never meant for theresa may how could it have been after today's talks may seems to be stuck in a bright sit purgatory overall i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. that no deal not an option he said he's exhausted on both sides of the channel. he must have legally binding changes to its old agreements and almost to deal with on its own sense of the bank's fault we are open as a bottom and to make this political decoration binding stood there is no question to remove that mexico. because that is absolutely necessary for security and safeguard if you could try that agreement safeguarding the internal market and safeguarding also the peace grossest now is not going to be easy and i'm going to mean. in the coming days to do just that. also coming up tonight to the berlin film festival gets underway with a film premiere my colleagues charlotte shelves until the david leavitt's are at the bell

resign may went back to brussels today instead of reopening bright negotiations he reprimanded european council president donald toast for saying the top brigadiers deserve a special place in hell well that comment was never meant for theresa may how could it have been after today's talks may seems to be stuck in a bright sit purgatory overall i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. that no deal not an option he said he saw stood on both sides of the channel. he must have legally binding changes to the store that we mentioned wants to deal with parliaments consensus the facts are open as possible to make this political the gratian make binding stood very base no question to remove mexico. because this is absolutely necessary for security to safeguard if you could try the experiment safeguarding internal market and safeguarding those so that the peace process now is not going to be easy and i mean. in the coming days to do just that . also coming up tonight to the berlin film festival gets underway with a film premiere my colleagues charlotte shelves until the david leavitt's are at the berlin

the head of the european council has vented his frustration over the stalled talks on britain's exit from the e.u. donald tusk said that there is a special place in hell for those who promoted brags that without a plan or she's peter oliver reports. well yes i think certainly the european council president letting off a little steam at a press conference he was giving in brussels earlier on wednesday pulled no punches and left nobody with any question what he thought about those who pushed the brakes of campaign who supported brakes that he told people to vote for break this without ultimately having a plan to follow through on that dream have been wondering what that special place . in her looks like for those who promoted groups it was out even a sketch of a plan on how to carry it safely but he was stood alongside the irish prime minister there while he was saying that at the end of the press conference the mikes did pick up the irish leaning in and saying the british press are going to give you plenty of stick for this they've done exactly that we'll get a bit of the reaction fro

the president of the european council, donald tusk, has said there has been no breakthrough on the impasset legally binding changes to her withdrawal agreement in an attempt to get it through parliament. amazon founderjeff bezos has accused american media incorporated, owner of controversial celebrity magazine the national enquirer, of extortion and blackmail. the billionaire posted a message online showing what he said were e—mailed threats from the publisher's legal team to publish intimate photographs of him. you are up—to—date on the headlines. now on bbc news — panorama. back in 2016 britain began going round in circles. we are taking back control. the referendum result was clear enough. the british people have spoken and the answer is we are out. if only it were that simple. 53 days until we leave and we are no clearer how it will happen. the ayes to the right, 202, the noes to the left, 432. the government and opposition promised to deliver brexit, so far without conspicuous success. it is clear the house does not support this deal,

today instead of reopening bright negotiations she reprimanded european council president donald toast for saying the top brigadiers deserve a special place in hell all that comment was never meant for theresa may how could it have been after today's talks may seems to be stuck in a bright sit purgatory overall i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. that no deal not an option a piece of the disaster on both sides of the channel. it was time to be complete binding changes to the withdrawal agreements and also to deal with the sense of we are open to spot about to make this political decoration binding stood there in case no question to remove the text. because this is absolutely necessary for security and safeguarding to try the agreement safeguarding internal market and safeguarding also the peace process and it's not going to be easy and i'm going to mean because it's acknowledged in the coming days to do just that. also coming up tonight to the berlin film festival gets underway with a film premiere my colleagues charlotte shelves until the david leavitt's are at the bell and alla

or more this now i'm joined at the big table by gustaf gristle who's a senior fellow at the european council on foreign relations here in berlin his focus is on eastern europe and defense policy studies good to have you back on the phone or in that report we see this young protester who says that she still thinks that the mud on protests were worth it. were they worth it i mean did did you crane become closer to europe in the. i think of earthy progress we don't see the end of the final product future of of ukraine that is the ukraine of state now which is still very transitional i mean there have been progress. being shifts in the country you have a different mood to different generations. ukraine at some places before twenty fourteen you thought you were to receive the soviet union the mindset of it was still very soviet that's has completely changed the problem is that is still. still highly dysfunctional some old habits especially in the mystic's your sect you have on and reform sports that still do trouble. what about the consequences of what happened there at the my done we have. the r

donald tusk there, the president of the european council.ce that left 4 people dead and hundreds injured, regional leaders are being asked to keep ‘all options' open for venezuela following president maduro's refusal to allow humanitarian aid into the country. leaders are gathering in colombia where they'll be joined by the us vice—president, mike pence, and the venezuelan opposition leaderjuan guaido, who made that appeal and who has been recognised by many world leaders as the country's interim president. katy watson reports. for the residents of venice where the's biggest slum, a moment of reflection after a difficult weekend. —— venezuela. reflection after a difficult weekend. -- venezuela. we cannot have ourfamilies weekend. -- venezuela. we cannot have our families divided, says the priest. her daughter left to find work in piru two years ago. she is now bringing up her granddaughter alone. this weekend was a great injustice. the government should have left the aid in. it could have been worse. it gives us more encouragement that thing

it'll be fascinating to see where we are in another five years school stuff wrestle with the european council of foreign relations stuff as always we appreciate it thank you thank you very much. well the day is nearly done but the conversation continues online and you'll find this at d w dot com on twitter we're at g.w. news or you can follow me at brant go off t.v. interviews that has tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we're going to leave you now with these pictures from venice where the city's famous annual carnival season got underway with a can now parade over the weekend it's enjoy. last saturday i am. above. the big legal smuggling a multi-billion dollar business. reporter spent two years observing smugglers helping migrants to enter europe illegally. they met. with insiders investigators and migrants a rare insight into the lucrative trade of people smugglers. closer. to the. land will be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan of the initial for your children summoning is just

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the president of the european council, donald tusk, has been heavily criticised after saying there wouldial place in hell for those who promoted brexit without any plan to deliver it safely. he made the comments just hours before theresa may returns to brussels for more brexit talks. the remarks raise the temperature in what are already high stakes negotiations — not least over the vexed question of the so—called backstop designed to prevent a hard border between ireland and northern ireland. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports from brussels. what's coming into view? a budge, a move, a sign of compromise? taoiseach, good morning, might you be willing to budge on the backstop? not so fast. hardly hidden fury from the eu president after claiming he wants to make peace. i've been wondering what that special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it safely. but lurking under that obvious anger at leave campaigners, an invitation to the uk — come forward with a solution for the so—called backstop, the guarantee against a h

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