s. party may quit the center right group it belongs to in the european parliament european peoples party had threatened to expel vedettes m c a u media campaign mr obama's hinted that he may look to strengthen ties with programmes ruling the law and justice party if his party does end up leaving the p.p. . hungary's ruling fetus party is skilled in the art of provoking its critics this time even prime minister victor all bands own allies were offended thousands of taxpayer funded billboards across the country depict the e.u. commission president drunk lord young and liberal billionaire george soros as conspirators in a plot to bring migrants into hungry. hungry east partners in the european parliament the european people's party p.p. . called the post is fake news saying there is no conspiracy hungary's government now says the posters will come down next week according to the original plan they say but manfully veber leader of the p.p. welcome to the move as a signal that hungary is willing to play ball. it is a good signal that they are pulling down their posters there that was one of t

s largest and most influential party if usa will fight for dez is a member of the european peoples partyand it wants to remain a member for or ban the goal is to win over europe's conservatives to his anti immigrant politics not to go his own way. well steffen bosses in the capital budapest to welcome a staff at finesse which has been under pressure to take these posters down for some time why have they finally agreed at this stage. i think to be honest a were so much under pressure by the members of the european peoples party that i think prime minister viktor orban sole p.s.s. simply not any other choice than backing down i think he does not want to be isolated we see in the european parliament that could be the alternative because it has been made clear to him that if he doesn't stop in may well be thrown out of european people sparky so i think that is the main reason really why he backed down to disappoint mr obama is playing an interesting a game with brussels at the movement on one hand he's dismissed calls to turn his back on the e.u. but on the other he's quoted on these governm

and they have to be on the european people's party was shaped by this coalition in the last decades a lot so the decor of the e p p s position moved you know towards the left from there it used to be so this is pension happened it took place. they had all of your prime minister's office has said that if suspension happens that means that fetuses leaving p.p. yes but. this is and was a little bit different than the because in english you say that the verse suspended but you are suspended by ourselves meaning that before devote to suspend the school to feed us we have announced that to be suspended ourselves we step back we. we become basically say that if we put our rights in the people on hold. and there is going to be a body or free persons appointed by the european peoples for these smart experienced the politicians who are used to used to be high ranking officials of their given the countries and even the open institutions and they will make a report about that there are feed us israel used he does his actions are in line the p.p. charter let's read this right and in the meantime we have set up a body as well thr

people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly bracks set the u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn reacted to that saying may's proposal was about party management not the interests of british citizens. which of government should be the people's the second. well economist guarantee johns and nelson mccausland the former social development minister in northern ireland's think that the reason most proposal will not solve the problem is with bricks or. many tears will be encouraged by her in the interim she is going but the position i think for the do you pay for the past majority of you know. this the. house currently on the table. for you is only acceptable whether she stays or whether she goes the problem for them remains that the backstop is deeply deeply problematic the british approach to british it has been entirely governed by party politics this is. the conservative party together by proposing a kind of compromise arrangement that to some extent at least satisfy the hard line and also there remain are some sort of bricks and says. this is just the latest in what's been a pretty turbulent few weeks in westminster for an alternative view of the

people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly brax it. the u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn reacted to saying may's proposal was about party management and not the interests of british citizens adding that a switch of government he said should be the people's decision but economist jones and elsa mccausland a former social development minister in northern ireland both think the trees a maze proposal will not solve the problems with bricks it many bricks appears will be encouraged by her annoyance when she is going what the position i think for the day you pay and for the vast majority of unionists northern a simply this the. she house currently on the table. with you is only acceptable whether she stays or whether she goes the problem for them remains that the backstop is deeply deeply problematic the british approach to bring suit has been entirely governed by party politics this isn't a has to keep the conservative party together by proposing a kind of compromise arrangement that to some extent at least satisfy the hard line breaks it has and also the remain as unsolved abraxas within her own party with all this the just the latest in what

people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly breck set the u.k.'s opposition leader german corben was quick to respond to the news saying may's proposals about party management are not in the best interests of british citizens we also added that a switch of government should be left to the public to decide for the price we asked people in london what they think about the prospect of to reason may be stepping down. i don't think it matters which monkey see george because frankly i don't think it's because i said to yourself whatever is actually sitting in the p.m.'s chair is going to be dealing with hopefully. it because we really. don't want. to a prime minister after she's going to resign if she get a meaningful vote through i don't mean it will that's going to go through so what she did is she going to resign or was she not no one knows. columnist go and joins a nelson mccausland or former social development minister in northern ireland think that the reason why he's proposed resignation won't solve the brics crisis. many bricks of tears will be encouraged by her announcement that she is going but the position i think for the day you pay for the

s largest political grouping the the center right group. it is a more because it is. can be seen at a party could be suspended from the european people party so yes this move is significant for the future of the utopian people party and for feeders as we heard. after the election can board five t. sity side in which you do auction the day we had a move that means event of us can ring me or we'll he mean into european peoples party and the leadership of the whole pm people party can all sort decide after the election what they're doing dad will. exclude with fetus from door e.p. peel or not so death means that to do parties we didn't do enough p.p. head just gave in return time for them sans that means that the e.p. . don't we should too by door it's sad sad bourse free to us all we do issues so he does and that's. these decision of today can be seen as a compromise but i think in the end time or bank can laugh. i just already read the article. of vested in you and you were spear very. important your space. was a poor and accordingly says that the said decision of the e.p. p. of course part tool we too were feeders so that means. seve

people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly bracks set the u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn was quick to react to the news saying may's proposal was party management and not in the best interests of british citizens but also added that a switch of government should be left to the public to decide. we spoke to people in london what they think about the prospect of the reason may stepping up going to give matters which monkey see george frankly i don't think i see it for yourself whether it's actually sitting in the p.m.'s chair is going to be dealing with hopefully. if. we really. want to. see a prime minister. she's going to resign if she can get a meaningful vote through i don't mean it's all that's going to go through so what she did is she going to resign or was she not no one knows. economist johnson nelson mccausland a former social development minister in northern ireland think that the reason may's proposed resignation will not solve the brics crisis many bricks of tears will be encouraged by her announcement that she is going but the position i think for the day you pay and for the vast majority of unionists northern a simply this the deal

people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly bracks set of the u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn was quick to react to the news saying may's proposal was about party management and not in the best interests of british citizens he also added that a switch of government should be left to the public to decide minister we asked people in london what they think about the prospect of the reason may be stepping down. i don't think it matters which monkeys in charge and six frankly i don't think it makes any difference column of the century itself whether it's actually sitting in the p.m.'s chair is going to be dealing with that hopefully she will resign. when it becomes clear that we really. knew we just don't want you and so see the directions here prime minister. she's going to resign if she can get a meaningful vote shrew i don't mean a meaningful that's going to go through so what's she going to be she going to resign or was she not no one knows it's chaos. and economists go and joins are nelson mccausland a former social development minister in northern ireland think that the reason why is proposed resignation won't solve the brics crisis. many tear

people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly. of u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn was quick to react to the news saying that may's proposal was about party management and not in the best interest of bridge citizens but also added that a change in government should be left to the public to decide because we asked people in london what they think about the prospect of theresa may step into. i don't think it matters which monkeys to judge and i don't think. i said yourself whatever is actually sitting in the p.m.'s chair is going to be dealing with hopefully she. will remain. i. want i. got to resign if she can get a meaningful fight through i don't think i mean it will but it's going to go through so what she did is she going to resign or was she not no one knows. the director of the risk analysis or group pangea why are things the british public at large is unsure where to go from here. what happens off the moral is what really counts are we going to have a second opinion secondly i think that's the key question that's what hopefully will be answered in the next weeks to come people have a lot of different mixed emotions about what she ha

people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly bracks set of the u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn was quick to react to the news of saying may's proposal was about party management and not in the best interests of british citizens he also added that a change in government should be left to the public to decide. as people in london what they think about the prospect of theresa may step into. i don't think it matters which monkeys and judges because frankly i don't think it makes any difference column of the century itself who ever is actually sitting in the p.m.'s chair is going to be dealing with that hopefully she will resign. wait it becomes clear that we were made for you i don't want you and says she thought the direction see a prime minister. she's going to resign if she can get a meaningful vice through i don't mean a meaningful that's going to go through so what's she going to do is she going to resign or was she not no one knows it's kyle said. dr of the risk analysis a group of pangea wire thinks the british public at large is unsure of where to go from here. what happens off the moral is what really counts are we going to have a second a pee

people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly bracks set. the u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn was quick to react to the news saying may's proposal was about party management and not in the best interests of british citizens he also added that the switch of government should be left to the public to decide the negotiation we asked people in london what they think about the prospect of to resume a stepping down going to give notice which monkeys in charge and six frankly i don't think. parliament is asserting itself whether it's actually sitting in the p.m.'s chair is going to be dealing with. where it becomes that we really. don't want to. see a prime minister. she's going to resign if she can get a meaningful vote through i don't mean the meaningful that's going to go through so what she did is she going to resign or was she not no one knows. but the economist karen jones and nelson mccausland who's a former social development minister in northern ireland think the tories are made proposed resignation will not solve the brics a crisis. many bricks or tears will be encouraged by her in the instrument but she is going what the position i think fo

people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly brax that the u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn was quick to react to the news saying major proposal was about party management and not in the best interests of british citizens he also added that a switch of government should be left to the public to decide we have people in love the what they think about the prospect of to resume a stepping down. going to get me to switch my p.c. choice and six frankly i don't think. parliament is a sense of itself whether it's actually sitting in the pm it becomes that we really . do want to. see if it's. going to resign if she can get a meaningful vote shrews i don't mean the meaningful that's going to go through so what she did is she going to resign or was she not no one knows it's. a life to artie's westminster studio now includes my morality who's director of the risk analysis group pangea why welcome to r.t. aside from the fact that we're going to have the second british prime minister in as in as many years lighting a touch paper and then scuttling on instead of dealing with the ramifications do you think the reason is pledged to move out of that number te

european people's party has not ruled out expulsion for. an emergency debate on breaks it in the british parliament prime minister to resign made today ask the european union to extend the date of the u.k.'s withdrawal until the end of june the e.u. says it might grant a short delay if lawmakers approved a deal that they've already rejected twice the funerals have begun in christ church new zealand of the victims of friday's attack on two mosques among the first were those of a father in soft goods what syria's civil war for what they believed to be the best for the safest country in the whole. conflict zone is up next you're watching news i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news followed by the day. oh boy. the funny. thing to. meet. such. an. ob. entered the conflict zone with tim sebastian. my guest this week here in london feels like a milf member of the progress if you're feeling the such good which is consistent good campaign football field with russell last week go mr mills changed his mind to decided to support phillies amazed agreement harvard going home finally giving a conflict so far. off detail the fact. a city in ruins borrowing a. symbol of a long conflict in the

party of the hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban has been suspended from the main conservative group in the european parliament following years of criticism over his hardline positions. the european people s from today mr 0rban will be barred from pre—summit meetings with other epp leaders, voting rights are suspended, and he will have no right to propose candidates for posts ? such as the epp's candidate for the european commission presidency. lets speak to the bbc‘s europe correspondent, gavin lee, who is in brussels. they could have expelled him permanently but they chose to suspend the party. why? they were party members that want tim kicked out completely and they are disappointed. it comes down to months of tension that has been growing between viktor 0rban, his governing party of hungary, fidesz, and also the bigger alliance that he has got here. centre—right governments across the european union, you mentioned the republicans in france, angela merkel‘s party. the president of the european commission. suspending viktor 0rban's party after what the party group says has been months of antique migrants, anti—semitic, anti—eu rhetoric. tonight, in the past few minutes, we have heard fr