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brecht's it for the first time since negotiations began on the country's exit from the european union the opposition labor party will call for a second referendum if parliament rejects its alternative plan for leaving the e.u. well that's according to labor's spokesperson he says the labor leader jeremy corbyn you see there will put forward an amendment calling on the government to adopt labor's brights a plan which includes a permit it membership in the customs union of the e.u. you're now that's planned for this coming wednesday or been said that labor would do everything in its power to prevent a new deal tory bricks. with more on this i'm joined by our correspondent there good mohsin london good evening to you beer gets what does this mean could it point to know who brags at all. well it doesn't mean automatically that there is not going to be a brags it just says that might be another referendum so you know that has to be that has to actually happen that referendum has to take place or that has to be agreed with the british parliament and then it has to be agreed also what kind of question is put to

people who just want to get rex it out of the way and also a lot of the labor voters who really really want to leave the european union i mean how can you get them round to your opinion there is a minority of labor voters who want to leave the european union but when you ask them what their list of priorities are in their lives europe comes very low down that list and for those who say they just want to get breaks it over and done. i'm with if we leave at the end of march on to the prime minister's deal this argument this controversy this political wrangling is going to go all and all three years because the main problem of mrs may's deal is it says nothing about the future relationship all of that is still to be negotiated so people who want this out of the way they should support another public vote and let's keep the relationship we have at the moment that will put the end to the matter and britain can get back to normal and face the real challenges our country faces. thank you very much thank you. pakistan's army has warned india to expect a surprise after indian warplanes attacked targets inside pakistan india sa

brics it for the first time since negotiations began on britain's exit from the european union britain's opposition labor party is calling for a second referendum on breaks that if parliament rejects an alternative plan for leaving the e.u. of that's according to labor's brags spokesman he says on wednesday labor leader jeremy corben who you see right here will put forward an amendment calling on the government to adopt its brakes and plan which includes a permanent customs union i was head of the meeting with party lawmakers tonight corben said labor would do everything in its power to prevent a new deal brecht's. are this is a significant change of plans for briggs in the talk about that i'm joined here at the big table by john worth he is a political blogger who follows briggs very closely it's good to see you again john so first of all what exactly is jeremy corbett and what is he doing tonight by saying he is suddenly for a second referendum he's nolt complete for a second referendum in all circumstances the words the labor party was using this evening were to prevent a damaging tory bracks it being

who just want to get wrecked it out of the way and also a lot of the labor voters who really really want to leave the european union i mean how can you get them running to your opinion there is a minority of labor voters who want to leave the european union but when you ask them what their list of priorities are in their lives europe comes very low down that list and for those who say they just want to get breaks it over and done with if we leave at the end of march under the prime minister's deal this argument this controversy this political wrangling is going to go on and on for years because the main problem of mrs may's deal is it says nothing about the future relationship all of that is still to be negotiated so people who want this out of the way they should support another public vote and let's keep the relationship we have at the moment that will put the end to the matter and britain can get back to normal and face the real challenges our country faces pen pressure think you very much thank you. well the day is almost on the cover so she continues online to find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can

depends on the " circumstances" but labor leader jeremy corbin, whose been a side of the conservatives and sort of the stay folks people who wanted to stay with the european union now says the party will back another vote on whether to leave known as brexit, if his call for a brexit deal that keeps the uk closely linked to the european union doesn't happen. the labor spokesperson is saying now, "we will not vote for anything that supports prime minister may's brexit deal but maybe this might boost uk stocks tomorrow" certainly we have watched as the u.s. pound sterling has strengthened on this news but today hopes of a china trade deal with the u.s. are what's pushing our markets higher at the moment we do have the dow up 108 points watch that s&p and car el's level right we're at 2,801 at the moment s&p is up eight points knocking the socks off the philly semiconductor index which is basically a basket of chipmakers, the members have huge exposure to the chinese market. we have the philly fed index up, the semiconductor index up 15 points but also calls for celebration, general electric shares hitting $11. ge reaching a four-month high. who knew that would be

now there are just over thirty days ago before person leaves the european union and the opposition labor party has said that it will support a second referendum that is if it's old strategy plan for leaving the block is rejected by parliament. will make is all set to debate the next step for brexit on wednesday. meanwhile eve officials are stepping up the pressure on prime minister theresa may to consider delaying brerexit klamath's and has this report. when you're a rational solution the european council cheap in egypt on monday called for delalaying brexit it's for me is absolutely clear that? there's no majority in the house of commons. to approve a deal. and extension would be a russia- dissolution. but may said inking a deal by the deadline is still possible. i believe it is within our cross to leave with the deal on the twenty ninth of march and i think that's where all our energies should be focused. any delay is a delay it doesn't address the issue it doesn't resolve the issue. maze insistence mondaday on sticking to ththe deadline came just one day after she suggested delaying b

may's handling of the exit for their decision all three campaigns to remain in the european union they are joining eight labor m.p.'s who quit their party to launch the independent group earlier this week prime minister to resign may have said that she is sad and by the decision in a joint news conference the three defectors explained why they are leaving the conservative party take a listen. i can no longer represents a government in a pot if you can't open their eyes to the suffering in jail it's by the most vulnerable in society what we now see is the party that was once the most trusted on the economy and this is now marching us towards the cliff h. of a new deal for except the right wing the hardline anti e.u. awkward squad that if destroyed every leader for the last forty is now running the conservative party from top to tell you they are the conservative party i want to point now quentin peel in london he is a journalist and he works with the european program at the think tank chatham house he's a familiar face here on the w. when it's good to see you i have to ask you we heard these three impedes talk

creating a new customs union with the european union for a cold water on hold from some that she could shift her bricks of policy to win over the opposition labor party the idea of a customs union which would keep trade easements in place even after britain's withdrawal from the e.u. earlier also been proposed by a group of leading german economists. the border in question the republic of ireland on one side and northern ireland which belongs to the united kingdom on the other neither the e.u. nor the u.k. wants a hard border here. one proposed solution was the so-called backstop it would have allowed northern ireland to stay in the customs union if no breaks the deal was reached allowing for continuing trade with the e.u. a thorn in the eye of some lawmakers including allies of three semi who fear britain would be half in half out of the e.u. and not entirely separated. what we want the prime minister to do after today is to go back to the european union and say that the facts. have to go some in the e.u. have a similar view and there are some things that cannot be done. at the specially on the backstop the twenty seven agree that we will not

european union. there is a new twist. the main opposition labor party is ready to back a second referendum if the preferred exit plan is shut down in parliament. theresa may is facing rebellion over the prospect of crashing out of the eu. >> a shifting political critical complicating landscape. the labour party is prepared to back a second referendum crashing out of the eu without a deal in place. wednesday, lawmakers will try to grab control of brexit in a series of amendments. with theresa may's deal making littttle progress after having been overwhelmingly rejected, the clock is ticking and the cliff edge is approaching. >> are we going to end up with no deal or theresa may's deal. either of those would be a disaster. i suspect we will be asking the public, do you want theresa may's deal or do you want to remain. withe party is frustrated jeremy corbyn's resistance to supporting a people vote. a second referendum is unlikely to have sufficient support in parliament to proceed. byresa may stands accused mps of trying to run out the clock. sunday

handling of briggs's for their decision in all three campaign to remain in the european union they are joining now eight labor m.p.'s who quit their party to launch the independent group earlier this week will present a search result make has said she is saddened by the decision while in law one of the defectors ana so explain why she's leaving the conservative party let's take a listen. the right wing the hardline anti e.u. could squad that if destroyed every leader for the last forty years are now running the conservative party from top to toe they of the conservative party explosive or defections there in london joining us now from the u.k. capital is our correspondent better get a mass bigot it is like we are watching the fragmentation of the british political landscape unfolding in real time well yes for sure because they are following a labor m.p.'s who have said that their party is just going too much to the left so both parties in the conservative party and the labor party we have a lot of center ground m.p.'s and those are not the only a defections they're not the only ones who are unhappy those who

european union it's a major. and it comes just days after eight labor lawmakers quit the party will their wives for the latest in london and a night of surprises at the academy awards in los angeles. and ask you. a drama about race relations beats the odds for best picture and of britain's olivia colman wins best actress in the face for. our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome venezuela's opposition leader . is meeting leaders of north and south american countries in the colombian capital bogota this evening u.s. vice president my pen. yes it is there washington has become quite as in key backer since he declared himself interim president in his standoff with president nicolas maduro this is a key moment for the opposition just days after four people were killed and hundreds wounded along venezuela's border when bureau's security forces blocked why do supporters attempts to bring international aid into the country. the u.s. vice president pence said that he is there to offer a hundred percent support to the venezuelan opposition leader we stand with you in america along with a

european union. seven members of britain's opposition labor party have resigned in protest against jeremy corbin's leadership the politicians say his failures in relation to bracks it and the semitism and a culture of bullying left in a choice the group into an independent group but has no plans to form a new party and says he's disappointed by their decision israel's plans to host a summit of east european countries known as the visegrád group has been cancelled poland a member of the bloc pulled out of israel's acting foreign minister said many poles have collaborated with the nazis in the second world war the time it's been a central issue in diplomacy we always try to ensure people don't get offended but nobody will change the historical truth for anything of this sort of three four that the poles collaborated with the nazi. poles collaborated with the nazis certainly they collaborate the not science and quit trying to shame you. is a senior columnist at monitor he says israel has been engaging in diplomatic relationships with governments that have promoted anti separatism it could have been avoided but

european union. seven members of britain's opposition labor party have resigned in protest against jeremy corbin's leadership the politicians say his failure isn't related in relation to break says and he semitism and a culture of bullying left them no choice the group has split into an independent group that has no plans to form a new party called and says he's disappointed by the decision millions of people in china have been banned from travelling on planes and trains as the government expands its social credit program that ranks people stressed worthiness in twenty eight thousand more than seventeen million people with low schools were barred from buying plane tickets and another five million weren't allowed to get on high speed trains nearly four million companies have also been blacklisted rights activists have raised concerns about the scoring system which relies on mass data. is the china list for the economist intelligence unit and she says the social credit system will end up hurting the most vulnerable people. so the social credit system a works actually by principle very much similar to those in

of creating a new customs union with european union foreign coldwater one hopes from some that she could shift her brags of policy to win over the opposition labor party the idea of a customs union that would keep trade easements in place even after britain's withdrawal from the you had earlier also been proposed by a group of leaving germany economists. these signatures offer a little bit of security in stormy times or so it's hoped a new trade pact between britain and switzerland will define their post break that relationship that's important because until now trade between the two economies has been governed by e.u. rules the new contract says the relationship will remain the same even if britain leaves the e.u. without a deal a welcome status quo in times where brags it is just one of several sources of uncertainty. interconnected global economy if the chinese economy can slows down with a seven point six percent drop in chinese imports in q four of twenty eighteen it's likely to have an impact on the major exporting western economies we see not for example in the don't greeting of german growth projected for the next year so the idea that t

be under his terms of staying in a trade arrangement with the european union but all are in breakfast as well the vast majority of the labor party doesn't want to leave the european union at all and so he's now being bounced into supporting an idea of a second referendum with an option it is of not leaving the european union so all that might not get anywhere frankly through parliament but it what it suggests just lights reason organizing to delay the different ideas but their fact civilly solutions to the same thing there is now so much fear across parliament that the u.k. is not prepared at all for leaving without a deal the zone for structure in place it will cause economic collapse or no trade deals with other countries that would allow the u.k. economy to function they're basically saying on all sides to the government and to the executive look you know you know no deal just cannot happen if you won't guarantee that there we're going to go past you and do it for you so gradually things are shifting i think what you're definitely going to see is a delay and no deal is looking less and less likely thank you lawrence in

european union. members of britain's opposition labor party have resigned in protest against jeremy coleman's leadership the politicians say is failures in relation to brics it and the semitism and the culture of bullying left them with no choice the group has voted into an independent group but turns no plans to for a new party coburn says he's disappointed by their decision. choosing to stand by while our constituents lives and future opportunities are hurt by bricks it is a fundamental violation of labour's traditional values but our differences go far deeper than bricks at the past three years have confirmed how irresponsible it would be to allow this leader of the opposition to take the office of prime minister of the united kingdom it is time we dumped this country's old fashioned politics and created an alternative that does justice to who we are today and give this country a politics fit for the here and now the twenty first century not the last one now israel's plans to host a summit of east european countries known as the visit grant has been cancelled poland a member of the bloc pulled out of

tries to leave the european union seven members of brains opposition labor party have resigned in protest against jeremy corbin's leadership the politicians say corbin staley is a bracks said anti-semitism and a culture of mourning had left them no choice they're split off into an independent coup but will not be forming a new party jameco been says is disappointed by the decision. a court in the maltese has ordered the arrest of former president abdoulaye yet mean he's to stay in custody at least for the duration of his corruption trial after the prosecution accused him of attempting to bribe a witness has also been charged with laundering a one million dollars while in office authorities in the island nation are trying to track down millions more believed to have been stashed abroad i mean lost his bid for reelection last year in a surprise upset by president either a mom it's solely who promised to investigate corruption allegations during a means tenure or let's speak to junaid muhammed who is a journalist at the modise independent and joins us from the capital thank you so much for y

month later on tuesday meanwhile the main opposition labor party says it could support a second referendum on whether britain should leave the european union now that would be a significant u. turn for its leader jeremy corbin who's always resisted calls to put this hugely divisive rex it is easy to another public event lawrence lee has the latest from london. for all these months the british prime minister to resign may has been stonewalling absolutely insisting that the u.k. will leave the european union on march twenty ninth either with her deal even though it's been not acceptable to parliament or with no deal at all but it now looks almost inevitable that she will basically fold on that and announce that there is going to be a delay of some time it's not clear exactly how long but the fear inside downing street is based on this that there are so many politicians even senior members of trees amaze own governments who are absolutely terrified of the u.k. leaving with no deal at all they're basically saying to resume a if you don't rule it out then we're all going to resign and so faced with that she's basically got no choice but to acce

corbyn says he will back a second referendum on leaving the european union, it is a major u-turn and it comes just dayays afteter eigight labor l lawmaket the party. we will go live for the latest in london. and other surprises at the academy awards in los angeles. >> the oscar goes to "green book ." [applause] brent: a drama about race relations beats the odds for best picture. britain's olivia colman wins best actress in "the favou rite." ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. venezuela's opposition leader juan guaido is meeting leaders of north and south american countries in the colombian capital of bogota this evening. u.s. vice president mike pence is there. washington has become quite does key backers since he declared himself interim president and his standoff with nicolas maduro. this is a key moment for the opposition, just days after people were killed and hundreds wounded along the venezuelan border. maduro security forces blocked quite oh supporters -- quite know -- guaido's supporters from bringing in humanitarian aid. vice president mike pence has said

brussels for more talks on how to leave the european union plus the lost in childhood of afghanistan's youth and we meet some of the children who are forced into labor instead of going to school and kept drugged on opium so that their parents can go to war. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with russian money and muscle in his annual state of the nation address president vladimir putin has promised to improve the living standards for all russians within a year he also made a thinly veiled threats in his speech directed at the united states morning washington against deploying any new missiles here in europe nato quickly reacted to that speech by denouncing what it said were an. acceptable threats. it's one of the most important domestic political events for the russian president in his fifteenth state of the nation address but a mere putin promised a raft of measures to improve economic and social conditions for his people above all families should benefit putin promised them tax breaks as well as better child care. but are there. thanks to the many years of joint efforts and the successes we have achieved as a result we can now heavily

britain's labor party has announced it will back a second referendum on brain instead of parliamentary jenner's its alternative plan for leaving the european union on wednesday.

announcement of a motion to the labor exit is actually the announcement of a series of votes and more votes if parliament rejects the deal she is negotiating with the european union it can vote the next day on whether it endorses a no deal bragg's it and if parliament rejects that the government will on the fourteenth of march bring forward a motion on whether parliament wants to see a short limited extension to article fifty. and if the house votes for an extension seek to agree that extension approved by the house with the e.u. and bring forward the necessary legislation to change the exit date commensurate with that extension. the british pound rose on news of may's motion which called some fears that britain will crash out of the european union in just over a month without a deal some analysts have predicted economic chaos if that happens. several senior ministers have threatened to resign unless may allow the m.p.'s to extend the march deadline and that comes a day after opposition labor leader jeremy corbin supported a second popular referendum on leaving the e.u. if labor doesn't get the deal it wants to get mass spoke to lawmakers on both sides of the div

european union. plus the lost childhood of afghanistan's youth we meet some of the children who are forced into labor instead of going to school and kept drawing opium so their parents can more. bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin tonight with russian money and muscle into. the annual state of the nation address russian president vladimir putin today promised to improve living standards within a year he said that many russians are living in poverty and he pledged several measures to improve conditions for them he also made a thinly veiled threat to the united states warning that washington against deploying any new missiles in europe he said that moscow would consider any move a serious threat. it's one of the most important domestic political events for the russian president in his fifteenth state of the nation address but a mere putin promised a raft of measures to improve economic and social conditions for his people above all families should benefit putin promised them tax breaks as well as better child care. but at the moment thanks to th

european union. plus, the lost childhood of afghanistan's youth. we meet some of the children who are forced into labor instead of going to school, and kept drugged on opium so their parents can work. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. we begin tonight with russian money and muscle. in his annual state of the nation address, russian president vladimir putin today promised to improve living standards within a year. he said that many russians are living in poverty and he pledged several measures to improve conditions for them. he also made a thinly veiled threat to the united states, warning washington against deploying any new missiles in europe. he said that moscow would coconsider any move a serious threat. reporter: it is one of the most important domestic political events for the russian president. in his 15th state of the nation address, vladimir putin promised a raft of measures to improve economic and social conditions for his people. above all, families should benefit. putin promised them tax breaks, as well as better childcare.

labor lawmakers at a meeting later today a wednesday the u.k. parliament is due to debate and vote on the next steps in britain's withdrawal negotiations from the european union let's get more on this from mass in london welcome what does this latest development me. we have to see what the details are at the moment it's just a statement we will have to see what amendment labor actually is putting forward it doesn't mean that breaks it is not going to happen that's for sure because if if first of all this second referendum has to what has to go to the house of parliament has to be approved and then also of course people have another say we know from the opinion polls that remain and leave of really very close to each other still is there has been a lot of polarization on the issue of bragg's but we don't know how the vote would actually go it's not that clear cut and depends very much also what the question and the second referendum would be so at the moment i would say caution but it is definitely a big development it's something that really people who were compelling for a second referendum and there are many in several and all of the parties in the house of

european union accept that they are necessary there's an open discussion and i think that's also important because modern trade women's have not only to deal with terrorists but also with rules stand it's because labor and environmental rights and therefore an open to and spend discussion is necessary and i think this is one killer meant to have to get acceptance for twenty agreements so long and thank you very much. from brussels but here's another thing gus two hundred fifty six billion euro cents the amount of bilateral investment volumes between the e.u. and singapore let's bring in the hang who is in singapore. is a tiny country at how can the e.u. simple trade and investment volume be so big. well singapore may be tiny but it is quite the powerhouse in that interview with the b.b.c. a prime minister did it meant that the he was an ambitious malls that being said singapore has always been a very important to see and particularly with the e.u. just to give you an illustration of how that looks like the e.u. is singapore's biggest foreign investment as well as the a lot of just foreign trade much a part of the singapore currently is home to ten thousand european companies and that is growing so t

for a second referendum and brags that labor says that it will push for another public vote if parliament rejected alternative plan for leaving the european union in a balance week. officials in cuba say that voters have overwhelmingly backed a new constitution a document in shrines the country's one party socialist system while recognizing private property and foreign investment as well as modest social changes electoral commission says that eighty six percent of voters backed those changes. and the u.n. is appealing for four point two billion dollars to fund aid for yemen which it describes as the world's worst humanitarian crisis the organization says twenty million people lack stable food supplies after four years of war it comes as an international donor conference opens in geneva switzerland. in an unexpected move iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has tendered his resignation he made the announcement on social media offering an apology for what he called his shortcomings it's still unclear if president hassan rouhani has accepted his wish to stand down now a number of prominent members of parliament have called on serif to with

the european union a sudden call for a second referendum british opposition leader jeremy corbyn says he will back the people have another vote a major new turn in it comes just days after eight labor lawmakers quit the party. for the latest also coming up u.s. president tells in its opposition leader i'm with you one hundred percent.

britain's labor party has announced it will back a second referendum on brain instead of parliamentary agendas its alternative plan for leaving the european union on wednesday.

the labor party says it will push for another public vote of parliament rejects its alternative plan for leaving the european union in a ballot later this week. officials in cuba say voters have overwhelmingly back to new constitutional document and finds the country's one party socialist system while recognizing private property and foreign investment as well as modest social changes electoral commission says eighty six percent of voters back the changes. a german court has suspended the trial of a former nazi concentration camp guard after a medical report said he was unfit to stand trial lawyer five year olds accused of assisting in the murder of hundreds of people next month the judges will rule on whether to drop the prosecution. or rand's foreign minister has resigned mohamed zarif made the unexpected announcement on social media giving no reason for the decision serif was the driving force behind iran's nuclear deal with western powers wanted to force in twenty fifteen but has been hanging in the balance and the president trying to hold out and reimpose sanctions on iran last year. a modern take on resignin

for a second referendum on bracks it labor says that it will push for another public vote if parliament rejects its alternative plan for leaving the european union in a balance this week. u.s. vice president mike pence and venezuela's opposition leader one have agreed on a strategy to increase pressure on president nicolas maduro. they met at a summit of regional leaders in colombia as follows deadly clashes between why dose supporters and venezuelan security forces on the poorest of colombia and brazil. and the un is appealing for four point two billion dollars of funding for yemen which it describes as the world's worst humanitarian crisis the organization says that twenty million people lack stable food supplies after four years of war it comes as an international donor conference opens in geneva switzerland. north korean leader kim jong un has arrived in vietnam ahead of a second summit with u.s. president donald trump kim is due to begin his meetings with trump on wednesday the two leaders are set to discuss how to implement a promise by pianka to give up its nuclear weapons security has been massively increased in the vietnamese capital on