, so addressed both houses of parliament, so there will be a big fuss about whether he should do thatparliament, but he should come. we just have to hope that he doesn't use it to insight division, which is what he is famous for and what is his trademark because the anniversary of the d—day landing ought to be a solemn, dignified occasion, and it is significant that even the leader of the council, portsmouth council, after london, he said he rather wishes he wasn't coming because of the risk that he will distract attention from what should be the veteran's day and should be the veteran's day and should be the veteran's day and should be a solemn and serious occasion. just briefly, how much do you think brexit will play a part in this? will he say something about it? remember last year, we had the interview with donald trump where he said, look, she is making a mistake of brexit, she should have listened to my advice, there will not be a trade deal. at that time the people who hate him now love him because he served their political point at the time. iam served their political point at

drake to the houses of parliament in westminster in his prime minister's questions here is the prime minister theresa may sions of royal navy sup mariners family their families who sacrificed so much and all those involved in protecting our nation. mr speaker tomorrow marks seventy years since the founding of nato let me assure the house that under this government the united kingdom will continue to play our leading role in nature as it continues its mission of keeping nearly one billion people safe mr speaker this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house i should have further such meetings later today him turning oh you're very much going to assure the growing menace the not going to respect the will be raised lutheran you know well this is going to raise of another really important issue so i couldn't talk to doctors and my constituency at the university hospital raised the issue regarding the pension scheme. for doctors and control. the consequences and dr fraternally. so as was their prime minister's questions beginning j

of protests calling for an end to his thirty year twenty year old the chairman of the upper house of parliament is expected to run the country for up to ninety days until the elections are held on the corruption trial of former malaysian prime minister najib razak which began in kuala lumpur a few hours ago has now been adjourned for two weeks he's accused of being involved in the disappearance of four and a half billion dollars from the state vestment fund. charge which he denies.

have you ever seen anything like that happen in the house of parliament no and i covered the house is this the house of commons the houses of parliament for quite a few years and i certainly haven't and that was nick boles he was one of the people behind one of the motions that was voted on tonight this common market two motion which was trying to get support around the idea that the u.k. could stay within the single market and also part of the customs union suleika a norway plus option that's what they were looking at and he is somebody who was always supportive to reason may's deal three times she's put it to parliament he has supported it but this is him trying to get support across the house for a way forward so he's obviously very disappointed and on that. on his part particular motion only such as three conservatives voted for it to satisfy or he was particularly disappointed about what he's right because i mean we were just going to report to that the british government says that it will continue to pursue support for prime minister teresa mayes breaks a deal they're probably g

and both houses of parliament and both houses of parliament would have to approve this measure. missions have asked the european union torture committee around restraint on children in uk's skills. government guidelines say teachers can use ‘reasonable force' to control children, but campaigners say restraint is often being used inappropriately. the government says it has consulted on reducing restraint, and will announce its next steps soon. labour has defended its handling of complaints about anti—semitism after it the sunday times reported that the party had failed to take disciplinary action in hundreds of cases — saying complaints had been beset by delays, inaction and interference from the leader's office. this afternoon, at an annual general meeting, members of the jewish labour movement have overwhelmingly passed a no confidence motion injeremy corbyn over his handling of anti—semitism within the party. speaking this morning, the shadow attorney general shami chakrabarti, urged them not to "personalise the issue and make it about jeremy corbyn". we have to tackle it but i

the kind of stand and the positioning that she has taken and it's so sad that you know in houses of parliament you know there was a debate on. on islamophobia and there still is kind of forbes islamophobia comments made against islam and muslims very blatantly as though it's part of the nature of democracy you know so that people are able to sort of stand and say i'm speaking because i'm entitle to make free speech is without realizing what the consequence is and the consequence is the attacks on. it so i think that we have to be very very seriously responsible i also want to tell you that on the day that we had a debate on the summer phobia few weeks ago tom robinson visited that same afternoon and a number of us are right yeah yeah absolutely and he's well known he's been you know indicted for it and yet he visits the how those houses of parliament the heart of democracy on the same day to say as though well you know you do not matter is some of some of phobia doesn't matter and the reason i think we're speaking up so often we're having to speak up so often is because our government is so fa

after weeks of protests calling for an end to his twenty year old the chairman of the upper house of parliament is expected to run the country for up to ninety days until the elections are held on the corruption trial of former malaysian prime minister najib razak which began in kuala lumpur a few hours ago and has now been adjourned for two weeks he's accused of being involved in the disappearance of four and a half billion dollars from the state investment fund. charge which he denies. venezuela's opposition leaders remaining defiant even their politicians loyal to president nicolas maduro have stripped him of his immunity from prosecution it means one could now be charged with violating the constitution after declaring himself interim president more with our latin american edison and. venezuela one country with two rival assemblies delegates to the controversial constituent assembly which is loyal to president nicolas maduro needed no convincing voted overwhelmingly to strip opposition leader of his legislative immunity. that the next step is for the supreme court to begin a trial that can b

go on in the house of parliament so i think the top female leaders such as that vanity and the iran even to date face huge city chandila six it's a mosque so yes politics is the same. diminishes women oh this is not a character assassination i mean clearly it's not very conducive to women at all it's an example of it it's just so why isn't it equal and why. and that was indian author from mumbai talking to us about the lack of female politicians in india. sudanese protesters are hailing a breakthrough in talks with army leaders they've agreed to form a joint killed sold to pave the way for civilian rule sudan's veteran leader omar al bashir was ousted by the military earlier this month after mass protests one photographer has been capturing some of the images of the uprising. and melanie cured of all talked with him in the capital. for thirty two year old mohammed this is history in the making he's been documented the sudanese uprising since it started in december and today he's taking pictures of the incoming caravans joining the demonstrators in front of the army headquarters in the ca

political leaders, but today greta thunberg took her message of climate change activism to the houses of parliamenthe school climate strikes, a global movement which has seen more than a million children across the world walk out of classrooms in protest at the lack of action for tackling climate change. she says she wants people to panic. by she wants people to panic. by panic i mean stepping out of comfort zones and realising what is going on. if your house is on fire and you want to keep your house from burning to the ground, it requires some level of panic. you don't sit talking about insurance claims or rebuilding or renovations, you do everything you can to put out the fire. the campaigner has also met the pope and been nominated for a nobel peace prize. and just a few days ago she addressed protesters from extinction rebellion. their week—long action brought areas of central london to a standstill, making headlines across the world and bringing climate change protests to the capital on a scale never seen change protests to the capital on a scale never seen before here. today they also went t

house of commons. let me read you one from liberal democrat mp norman lamb, he said, he is ashamed to be a member of this parliamentattacked mps including his fellow liberal democrats for not being prepared to compromise. he told look east tonight that parliament is playing with fire and will unleash dark forces unless we learn to compromise, he said, across the house. let's cross to the houses of parliament now and speak to our political correspondent there, jessica parker. i'm joined by a brexit supporting conservative mp for stop your reaction to nick boles quitting the whip in some dramatic fashion tonight? nick's amendment was heavily defeated, given mathematics in the house at the moment, so i can understand is upset. but leaving aside all political considerations, there is a great deal of respect for him in the house because we all know he fought a long, courageous battle with a very serious illness. he has made a decision, everyone will have to become accustomed to that. i'm not going to criticise nick boles because he fought off cancer and we come all of us, respect that. —— week, all of us. living up to t

the houses of parliament mostly date from the 19th century, but some parts go back as far as 1099. h as heating, lighting and power, were installed after world war two and are due to be replaced in a major restoration and renewal programme, with the two chambers decanting to another location for work to be carried out. i'm sure where all glad that in the roofing section, there are smoke alarms. i have to say, i'm surprised and shocked that in such a vulnerable area there is no sprinkler system. i am rather sceptical about the argument that compartmentalisation is the answer to their vulnerability. that was the case in the titanic. thank goodness the fire at notre—dame led to no loss of life but if we were to have a fire in this building, parts of which are considerably older than notre—dame, we might not be so lucky because there are 9,000 people who work here every day. isn't it time that we used this as a wake—up call? and i know the leader of the house of lords with me but will she really put on her hobnailed boots, storm over to downing street and force the prime minister — stam

time last friday night all right let's go to our correspondent she is standing by outside the houses of parliament in london good evening to you barrett so where are we work right now do we know any closer we have any resolution tonight . not just yet we're waiting for this to be declared so m.p.'s have ate it and we're waiting what is actually the answer have they given any on the idea was that in a two stage process that m.p.'s will come to their rowing breaks a deal so to speak say they were not happy with what series a may as have it out with the european union and then they wanted to find their own all tatted team if their way of bragg's it and soft of bricks it could most likely be the result of this some form of membership of the customs union or the single market or both and or giving this all back to the people for a referendum on the dio all these are options and can we talk about one of these options being more likely or most likely to win the majority. well the customs union had the most votes in the first stage of the process so that would have the added advantage that could just be a

our chief correspondent isn't that such a lobby at the houses of parliament.e had a reaction to the shooting range issue at the end. but going back to that main body at the interview. obviously about brexit. i was struck by the labour leader saying nobody talked about redlines, there is an awful lot of talking to do. we are literally days away from a default no—deal brexit. he did not sound like he felt an enormous sense of urgency. a sign that much more negative than his bite last night going into all of this how they want to be constructive about this all. he did not sound optimistic about the idea being done. we had a read out from that meeting from downing street to get their side of that. they said that the talks were constructive, that both sides are a joint flexibility, and a commitment to bring the current brexit uncertainty to a close. they have agreed a programme of work. we understand that this is negotiating teams on both sides. they are going to me again later on tonight and record the date tomorrow to try to make out some details. that is but it

total eligible to vote they have to elect five hundred forty three representatives to the know house of parliament called the locus of india is one of the biggest markets for social media companies like facebook and whatsapp these platforms have become an additional campaigning ground the correspondent just fall to the state of karnataka to meet a candidate hoping social media can be his trump card to a seat in parliament. oh but if you're going to fight me this has to be just we suited for that student of the south indian city of bengal who never a lawyer and an aspiring member of parliament for joining us here but out of order but there are people at twenty eight he is the youngest candidate from the ruling the g.o.p. to contest these elections. as temperatures soared above to five degrees on the soft be just three goes out of his read to greet and the knowledge to every constituent t.c. in each northern week is an appeal for words. but despite the palpable excitement of supporters and party locals the politician is at best reaching a few hundred overtrain sweltering odds. on twitter just we can

deal and given that that hasn't happened she's having to reach across the other side of the house of parliament to the leader of the opposition labor policy jeremy corbyn to try and find a way forward but we have to remind you of course that politically they are poles apart in the kind of visions that they have for breaks in the labor policy prefer a softer version of brecht's it where the u.k. is more closely aligned to the e.u.'s customs union so the single market we know the reason may has created a series of red lines that she said that she will not cross will she now go back on that and allow for instance the movement of people from the e.u. into the u.k. given that many people voted for braggs it precisely to control immigration from the european union but all of this has led to some hardline break cities within her own policy of accusing her of betrayal one hard line breaks a jacob response even accused her of trying to do deals with marxists that so he views the labor policy. in the form of the foreign secretary has said that working with the labor party will lead to such a soft breaks

the houses of parliament mostly date from the 19th century but some part scope back as far as 1099. lectrical systems such as heating, lighting and power were installed after world war ii and are due to be replaced in a major restoration and renewal programme. in the lords, peers wondered what would happen if fire broke out at westminster. we all love this place and when i saw the notre dame going up and smoke a week or so ago, my first thought was a could happen to us here. i'm really pleased that we were told that the smoke detectors in most of the places up in the roof and it will be completed by the end of this year, i think the minister said. so my question really is when smoke is detected, how do you put the fire out? because we have seen from the initial reports of notre dame that within less than half an hour, between smoke being found, there was an inferno up there. this is a very important question and we are anxious to learn lessons from notre dame as we have from other heritage buildings. we should be clear that all heritage buildings carry with it a very serious fire ris

they've gone with article want to it's going to be ninety days with the chairman of one of the houses of parliament then saleh will kind of. lead this transition but what is key is that it date certain has been set up and you know that the opposition and the protesters designate who they want to be a part of the new government because you know what if there's not a big date certain set and if there's no opposition leader or younger race you could be looking at an indefinite postponement of elections led by the same people who've been leading in the background for the last five years which is obviously exactly what the protesters don't want calvin dark international affairs analyst joining us from washington sir thank you thank you. britain's prime minister has offered to sit down with the leader of the opposition to try to break the deadlock over breaks in the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. in just ten days but so far parliament has not agreed on a withdrawal agreement threes it may says she will ask for a further extension to avoid crashing out without a deal despite the best efforts of m.p.'s the

, so even if the commons science face off, it is not a bail until it has gone through both houses of parliamentand we know that brexiteers will try to frustrate that, even if they support the deal in the end. there is a lot of process that needs to be gone through, and as dawn said, the conditions for the extension of article 50 were very clear. if the deal had been passed last week, we could extend until the 22nd of may, but it wasn't, so we either extend for a longer time or leave with no deal. how the prime minister intends to argue for an extension to the 22nd of may and reassure the eu that you can get the legislation through is very unclear. ijust you can get the legislation through is very unclear. i just want to read out a tweet from sam coates from the times newspaper, of course all the cabinet ministers are out now, so we are getting reports of what went on in that marathon event, and he is saying that the political cabinet was about the election risks, the risks of a general election, the main cabinet was about brexit, the biggest split was about the extension process. 14 people spea

total eligible to vote they have to elect five hundred forty three representative to the lower house of parliament called the locus of. one of the issues that has been set the stage in these elections is the issue of unemployment the ruling b.g.p. is accused of suppressing a government report that claims unemployment is at a forty five year high this even as the economy expands it's a strange paradox that's affecting millions of india's youth. spawn of nimish adjust for travel to the state of chalk and in the country's east to find out more . bit in the party and scored the highest grades in his undergraduate degree in social logy he received a gold medal from the president of india for extending into graduate studies he went on to get a third degree which allows him to become a teacher. he's one of the most qualified young men in his small village of took tacl in the eastern state of charge kind you know yet they didn't have been unemployed for two years. it's difficult to sit at home after studying so much in the village to hear giants that despite my qualifications i'm useless there's no work i

after weeks of protests calling for an end to his twenty year old the chairman of the upper house of parliament is now expected to run the country for up to ninety days until elections are held. but his prime minister to resign may says she'll meet the leader of the opposition to seek a breakthrough on brakes at the u.k.'s usually the european union in nine days but so far parliament's not agreed on a withdrawal plan. and former malaysian prime minister najib razak pleaded not guilty of the start of his corruption trial in kuala lumpur he denied seven charges of money laundering and corruption related to claims he pocketed millions from a state investment. the us president's accuse germany of failing to pay its fair share into nato he was speaking after talks with the organisation's secretary general in washington it was donald trump insisting members contributions to the security alliance will have to increase more with it. when germany obviously is not paying their fair share calling out members by name donald trump didn't hold back as he sat down at the white house with the nato secretary ge

it is not going to the lords, if it passes muster through the houses of parliament when it goes backder of the health says there will be nothing to prevent that bill being presented for royal assent. she goes onto say that will be held on that law if it comes back from the lords to the commons tomorrow and it won't last 90 minutes. presumably, according to this timetable if everything goes according to plan —— before she actually has to sit down with other eu leaders at that crunch meeting in brussels, she could well be there with a new law passed that will prevent her from unilaterally taking the uk out of the european union without a deal. that news that is just coming to us in the last couple of minutes or so. now a ultra low emission zone has come into force in central london which means drivers of audit more polluting vehicles will be charged to enter the existing congestion zone area. 24—hour is a day seven days a week. it is hoped the scheme will reduce high levels of air pollution in the capital. my guest's nine—year—old daughter died after an asthma attack and medical expert

guardians of democracy in egypt the first time in egypt she constitution it was so create a second house of parliament and egyptians set and create the role of vice president and apparently create twenty five percent representation quote to women in public which some people have said is. to get the elements in sending sisi the military power. now to some of the other stories making news around the world officials in afghanistan say they have ended an assault on the communications ministry in the capital kabul all the attackers have been killed after an hour's long see the violence comes a day after peace talks between the government and taliban insurgents are canceled in the top. americans are commemorating the columbine high school shooting twenty years ago on april twentieth one thousand nine hundred ninety nine two students stormed the school in littleton colorado and killed twelve students and one teacher before committing suicide a series of events are scheduled for the next week to remember the victims. french police have arrested more than one hundred people as unrest broke out at the yellow ve

of the presidency. the council must communicate to parliament, which then assembles. the chairman of the upper house of parliament could take over as caretaker president for 90 dayss until elections are held. his position, next in line is the president of the constitutional council. the caretaker president cannot be a candidadate in the presidential election and the winner of the elections will take office. replaceds maduro has his electricity minister. the latest move to tackle power outages after 30 day ration plan was announced. the crisis continues in the country. on monday, the chief justice asked ministers to stririp juan of his -- roll is a new exhibit led "play it loud" showcases some of the iconic instruments. >> new york's metropolitan museum of art debuting its first exhibit on rock 'n' roll music. it features more than 130 astruments dated as far back 1939. livinge are a lot of legends who could participate. object,d lend their lend their expertise to the show. that is why it is a perfect time to do this expedition. holly's guitar, a piano customized for lady gaga. withdees included arti

of democracy in egypt for the first time in a gypsy constitution and also create the second house of parliament an egyptian senate and the role of vice president and apparently create twenty five percent representation for women. in parliament which some people that said recent pew sweetener to get the elements concerning sisi the military from power. does mention the critics the referendum is meeting resistance by some egyptians and international human rights groups or what about the political opposition is there even such a thing under our city. and it's certainly fair to say that there are people who spoke to say that they oppose this particular vote the words were most commonly associated with the official opposition here is the league that showing you know concerted political opposition in egypt is incredibly difficult in an organized fashion and certainly the civil democratic movement coalition which was set up to hold those he changes has said that they were prevented from campaigning publicly they were prevented from me than it was to say to demand that citizens vote no to these changes

twenty year rule and the removal of the country's political elite the speaker of the upper house of parliament is expected to run the country for up to ninety days until elections can be held this report from. it's the moment millions of a jury and had been demanding in a rare public appearance of frail looking abilities beautifully handed over his resignation letter to the head of the constitutional council and seeing his twenty year rule as president held all geria this statement was read on state television but eighty two year old said this decision is triggered by my eagerness to prevent that verbal excesses that unintentionally mark the situation turn into potentially dangerous drifts the resignation came shortly after the country's army chief warrant of immediate action to.

live to vicki young inside the houses of parliament. cki, what prospect is there that this process when it is over this evening will in any way to contribute to the long debate cabinet will have tomorrow? lots of mps think that this kind of process should have been done at least two yea rs should have been done at least two years ago to find out first of all what parliament did want before going down that route of negotiating with the eu. that is not the way round it has happened, so here we are very late in the day with mps trying to get round at least one compromise. so the ones you're talking about, there are four, eight last time, down to four this time, the speaker has not selected ones which are aiming for a no—deal brexit. he says that's because that's already enshrined in law as the default position. so the customs union, ken clarke put that in, can the closes last time. lots of people thinking that could be the one that gets through. but it is very contentious. for many conservatives, it wasn't in their manifesto, they feel it t

s to the lower house of parliament . has been spread out across the country in seven phases today at the polls across twenty states and territories off the country this includes parts of west bengal a state which sense a third highest number of m.p.'s to parliament he today election will be a number of fun. aged eighteen to nineteen. traveled for me to one of them using his talents to get his singing the vote. for. a rap song with a. twenty year old mom who's a freeze on. frankie would be voting in india's general election for the first time . and he wants others to do things his song. press the button. to cast the ballot and twice. in these polarized times it's easy to get manipulated there are lots of fake. truths and hard. being peddled everywhere it's all mixed up. to get. cranky for socially conscious music with teams such as the futility of rising incidence of sexual assault and peer pressure. is lisa's creation it plays on a popular radio station in kolkata. franke says he wrote it in a couple of hours since he fe

s to the lower house of parliament . has been spread out across the cut in seven phases today the polls across twenty states and territories all. the country this includes. a state with sense of number of m.p.'s to parliament key to the election will be a number of first time voters aged eighteen to nineteen. traveled to one of them using his talents to get his. twenty year old. frankie would be voting in india's general election for the first time. and he wants others to do. his song. to cast the ballot. in these times it's easy to get manipulated there are lots of. truths and hard. paddled everywhere it's all mixed up. socially conscious music with such as the futility of rising incidents of sexual assault and peer pressure. is little creation it plays on a popular radio station in calcutta. franke says he wrote it in a couple of hours since he felt so strongly about the topic. but the. first. were decide the future you know it's. the youth of today probably have the least knowledge about politics so i felt it's importa

five hundred forty three representatives to the house of parliament called the. india is one of the biggest markets for social media companies like facebook and whatsapp these platforms additional campaigning ground. to the state of karnataka to meet a candidate hoping social media can be history to a seat in parliament. i think we're probably going to. be there to see just recently he's about to go into the south indian city of bengal to sample your you and an aspiring member of parliament for joining us but of particular that there were people at twenty eight he's the youngest candidates from the ruling b.g.p. to contest this election. ask them to just go home after two five degrees on the soft be just three goes out of his to read to greet him the college every constituent he's seen each not in we is on a beautiful walk. but despite the palpable excitement of supporters and party locals the politician is at best reaching a few hundred overtrain sweltering odds. on twitter just we can reach over one hundred thousand followers in a flash most of our young people

that's kind of unexpected they have more than fifty seats and with them piers so he would have a majority in parliament what's more at the today there were also senate elections for the lower house of parliament now the senate is maybe not as important but the senate can block laws so the year p.s.a.t. party won half of the seats there which means everything they are able to form a government with different problems whatever possibly it might be and they could really given this country and this is up to a great great nice cool people here especially for the people behind me. and we're looking now. pictures of peter sanchez who was looking very happy. he's going to have a lot of work ahead however. the coalition talks that will inevitably take place how long are they going to last. hour how i'm sorry could you how long are they going to last that the party of sorry it's very loud. the coalition talks will take a very long time i would think out the course and. yes i'm sorry yes they can take several weeks now the first deadline is the twenty third of may up until then the pm so he needs to have the first package in by whatever pack that be that could be kind of a wishy washy thin

s to the lower house of parliament called the lok sabha polling has been spread out across the country in seven phases to. they voters went to the polls across nine states this includes parts of the state of west bengal where one political party is fielding a significant number of female candidates at forty one percent that's the highest number from any party this election correspondent sonja sally car travels to west bengal to meet. of the trinamool congress. in. its early morning in west bengal it's not their district politics here is a festive affair. it's dominated by the ruling t.m.c. orthonormal congress party. and the start of the show here is the party's. she quit a prestigious job as president of j.p. morgan in london in two thousand and eight. return to india and plunged into politics fulfilling a long held dream. when i was a kid if you asked me what i wanted to become i never said. that i was i want to be the i want to be want to be. more throws been doing that as an elected local lawmaker for the last four years. she's now i have a seat in the national parliament there's l

of parliament in 1997. he's been continually reelected as the leader of the upper house since 2002. loyalistsweeks, turning their backs on the as thent, he has to leader -- he is expected to take on the role of interim president. they will have 90 days to hold new elections. it's a move that is unlikely to appease protesters who've been calling for an overhaul of the establishment he represents. >> attention will soon shift to how they run the country -- an investigation has been opened. haveominent businessmen had their passports seized, accused of embezzling large sums abroad. >> people call them algerian oligarchchs. 12 businessmen who control five of the country's most vital companies. they been banned from leaving the country -- private jets are no longer allowed to take off from the airport in algiers. they have strong ties with the outgoing president's brother. his closest ally, the f former head of algeria's business lobby, was arrested on sunday near the border with tunisia. like an industrial tycoon and his brother and a giant in the transport sector have been accused of c

will lead algeria for ninety days until a new president is elected the speaker of the upper house of parliament. was appointed interim president by the parliament a few days after of lies these beautifully how design his decision followed weeks of unprecedented protests against his boo but as a replacement faces a daunting task he's widely unpopular and seen by many algerians as a member of the same elite accused of corruption votes at the.