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it is clear that this house faces a much more fundamental question does this house want to deliver grex it. i. clear a clear message from the s.n.p. but if the house does does it want to do so through reaching an agreement with the e.u. if the answer is yes and i believe that is the answer of the majority of this house then we all have to ask ourselves whether we're prepared to make a compromise because there will be no enduring and successful grex it without some compromise on both sides of the debate. many of the most controversial aspects of this dealing kluge in the backstop are simply inescapable facts of having a negotiated brix it those members who continue to disagree need to shoulder the responsibility of advocating an alternative solution that can be delivered. and do so and do so without ducking its implications so if you want a second referendum to overturn the results of the first be honest that this risks dividing the country again. to a. be honest that this risks dividing the country again when it's a house we should be striving to bring it back together. if you if you wa

justice wants to grex it aha. the government has lost control of infants and is in complete disarray because there will be no enduring and successful brecht's it without some compromise on both sides of the day if the prime minister cannot be clear that she can and will make renegotiate the deal then she must make way. not even knowing the teacher may from the moment i took up the responsibility of being prime minister of this great country life knowing that my duty is to all of the results of that. and coming up later on not so young a grand crisis for its president emanuel mccrone breaks his silence on the yellow vest protests that have many in his country seeing red and if maybe i have given you the impression that i did not care that i had more urgent priorities and i think i must have hurt some of you by what i said. well we begin the day inside the british parliament where theresa may today will did her prime ministerial powers and put the brakes on brakes of her breasts that parliament was scheduled to vote

she had hopes her draft grex it deal on how the u.k. leaves the e.u. would somehow get through parliament or. just this house wants to deliver threats it. was. i. but is now strauss does it want to do surgery reaching an agreement with the e.u. if the answer is yes and i believe that is the answer with a majority of this house and we all have to ask ourselves whether we're prepared to make a compromise politicians of all stripes around grey with theresa may there were loud calls for her to quit the prime minister is trying to buy herself one last chance to save this deal if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can. well m.p.'s passionately debated inside parliament outside parliament pro and anti grex it demonstrators they're squabbling representative of the mood of the nation many people have problems with may's traffic breck's it dale nearly everyone dislikes have proposed border arrangement between ireland and northern ireland the so-called backstop it guarantees that the only land border be

in the major problem areas which may twenty eighth called the great war interest rate hikes and the grex that any one of the problem areas where up when we will have a problem when one. could see its first interest rate hike in the new year it be the first since twenty eleven but it probably won't happen until much later in the year in the meantime the european central bank is winning the bulk of stimulus winding down its most controversial measure its massive bond buying scheme apart and said it helped stabilize financial markets critics called it market manipulation. b.c.b. president mario draghi made the announcement may december the european central bank want to buy bonds on the financial markets start in january. regarding known standard monetary policy measures net purchases under the asset purchase program will end in december two thousand and eighteen the e.c.b. has been buying government bonds as part of its quantitative easing program which was later expanded to include corporate bonds to make financing cheaper for companies the e.c.b. has spent a staggering two thousand six hu

control of inventions and is in complete disarray because there will be no enduring and successful grex it without some compromise on both sides are ok if the prime minister cannot be clear that she can and will they renegotiate the deal then she must make way. out even though in the internet from the moment i took up the responsibility of being prime minister of this great country i've known that mind you too used to all know the results of that space. and coming up later. in a grand crisis french president emmanuel mccrone breaks his silence on the yellow vest protests that have many in his country seeing red and maybe i have given you the impression that i did not care that i had this mortgage and priorities and i think i must have hurt some of you by what i said. we begin the day inside the british parliament where theresa may today will did her prime ministerial powers and put the brakes on brakes of her brakes that parliament was scheduled to vote tomorrow on may's plan for withdrawing the u.k. from the european union but opposition is huge a rejection would have been certain so m

brussels today how or are domestic troubles how are they being seeing where you are in the context of grex. you heard the dutch prime minister in that report i just mentioned he said he wasn't a mire of to reason may that might be a little exaggerated for some of the other leaders but they are happy that there is only one person they need to talk to only one prime minister and that they don't have to deal with another prime minister now that will probably take weeks to choose you don't know his position so that would have been definitely a huge problem for the deadline that we are running up against which of course is the twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen that's the braggs a date and if they had to deal with the new prime minister would have been very hard to meet that deadline even with the current prime minister it's very tough all right next off and yet again you sum up for us tonight we'll see how long this one goes max thank you very much. if there's another big story of you summer tonight stephen beardsley is you're going to talk about europe keeping up the pressure on

lost control of invents and is in complete disarray because there will be no enduring and successful grex it without some compromise on both sides are ok if the prime minister cannot be clear that she can and will degree negotiate a deal then she must make way. i don't even know if the internet from the players i took up the responsibility of being prime minister of this great country i've known that my duty is to all of the results of that space. and coming up later on not so young in a grand crisis french president emmanuel mccrone breaks his silence on the yellow vest protests that have many in his country seeing red and maybe i have given you the impression that i did not care that i had this not have been priorities and i think i must have hurt some of you by what i said. we begin the day inside the british parliament where theresa may today will did her prime ministerial powers and put the brakes on brakes at her brakes that parliament was scheduled to vote tomorrow on may's plan for withdrawing the u.k. from the european union but opposition is huge a rejection would have been cert

s passionately debated inside parliament well side parliament pro and anti grex it demonstrators they're squabbling representative of the mood of the nation many people have problems with may's draft breck's it deal nearly everyone dislikes have proposed border arrangement between ireland and northern ireland the so-called backstop it guarantees that the only land border between the u.k. and the e.u. will remain open something everybody wants but under the draft agreement northern ireland will behave as if it was still part of the e.u. in terms of trade and the movement of people this would either effectively create a new border within the u.k. or else the whole of the u.k. would have. to keep e.u. trade conditions both of these options raise fierce opposition among brick city is everyone seems a bit fed up. i'm not sure they could be dealing with the anywhere really i think they think. they've been really have been clear about the german war that during its i mean the point it's. hard to get states or that think anyone expects to get to really understand hard it's going to be just as go

fundamental question that members of this house have to ask themselves is whether they wish to deliver grex it and honor the results of the referendum if you wish to deliver all the analysis shows that if you wish to deliver bricks if you wish to honor the results of the referendum then the deal that does that the best protects jobs and our economy is the deal that is on. forward that. everybody will have his or her charms but the questions have been put and the most similarly be heard the prime minister. that is the fundamental question for members of this house to deliver on and on are the results of the referendum but to do it in a way that protects jobs and our economy and that is what this deal does the right honorable gentleman talks about a number of issues he wants to be in the customs union such that free movement would have to understand the market and free movement would have to be accepted he refuses to accept that any deal requires a backstop because that's our commitment to the people of northern ireland he claims he wants to negotiate trade deals yet wants to be in the custom

to a situation where she would prepare for w t o she never did so she then fired most of the senior grex it is and she left only robbins a senior civil servant to do most of the negotiations on our behalf and what we have seen is a withdrawal agreement all lawyers lots of politicians of said ties into the european union and not only that makes a mockery of the united kingdom by dividing northern ireland from great britain which is ireland scotland sorry scotland wales and england and an acceptable going but taking things to face value to me she gets through tonight as you think she will she's off to brussels again for high level meetings over the next couple of days again we're hearing him this pantomime depending a look at it there are well you know the always takes things down to the wire but this is such a huge decision isn't it you know we're not talking about the shape of a tater's here we're talking about such a huge decision for britain is she actually going to come away with anything you say she's going there with a weakened our leverage does get through now so what she hoping to

the british prime minister stuff is major defeats as parliament scrutinizes have grex a deal with the e.u. . bowing to pressure from suspends plans to increase fuel taxes after the country's west riots in decades. senior senators in the us say the time has come for the trumpet ministration to condemn saudi arabia for the met of journalist jamal khashoggi or congress will act as follows a briefing by cia chief g. and a hostile to senate leaders those are emerged from the meeting way unified in their assessment that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond ordered she is mad and must be held to account mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the cia director paused on her way in paying respects to president george h.w. bush lying in state in the capitol the briefing took place behind closed doors only a small group of eight senators invited. all in. agreement about one basic fact. i have zero question in my mind that the crown prince n.b.s. ordered the killing monitor and killing knew exactly what was happening planned in advance if he was in front of a jury he would be convicted in t

ourselves whether we are prepared to make a compromise because there will be no enduring and successful grex it without some compromise on both sides here today. many of the most controversial aspects of this dealing kluge in the past are are simply inescapable facts of having a negotiated brix it those members who continue to disagree need to shoulder the responsibility of advocating an alternative solution that can be delivered. straight to london then we're joined by correspondent barbara vai's will welcome barbara does anyone besides the prime minister believe she can pull together a parliamentary majority for this deal. we lost the line am afraid so that's that's a problem if bob are available can't hear very. we will do something else and come back to. let's do the back stuff the main sticking point in the current deal is the so-called the bad stuff arrangements over the border on the island of ireland the aim is to maintain an open border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which would which of course is not going to remain a member of the eu

as many have some people said to me the worst qualities of the british people these are leading grex it's as if people don't know who. the critics say think they can have exactly what they want to all the time and this is what i've heard from friends. however while people such as former president prodi have says to you will never be negotiated this deal is voted down firstly a bit of nit picking hasn't been voted down yet it's just been completely refused secondly the european union has only really committed to having a sort of rewording of such encloses things aren't going to be renegotiated because for example. the main issue on hands was proposed by the british themselves to be the europeans all see as being the thing to renegotiate why did you do you think in the end there's a sense that if if it is only the minute as you say not and not the substance that could be renegotiated and they know perfectly well in europe that there is no parliamentary majority in the house of commons that leaving the european union without a deal of tools is an assumption that if they just keep pushin