are just a bit against it because there are some labor members of parliament who will defy you jeremy coleman on this a move refused to back of people's vote so then this is. what we're talking about then we'll actually have a. difference in those you with the it may make some difference in the scheme of things because ultimately we reaching some kind of breaks it end game. because it is taking with him to a month before britain leaves now so i think that this will focus minds on wednesday. and those politicians that refuse a referendum now are going to be put on the spot what is the solution to this how you actually going to find a way out of this is clear that the reason mase deal is going nowhere is clear that a no deal breaks it is dangerous to the economy so what's your solution and the people's vote the second referendum is about the only way of getting clarity in this matter and so ultimately the pressure for that is the full bill you know you see the people's vote we use that language interchangeably with the second referendum that would actually be a second referendum was going to be

s main opposition party is prepared to back a second referendum on bracks it labor leader jeremy coleman says he'll support an amendment in favor of a public vote to prevent a quote damaging tory breaks that prime minister treason may has been trying to win support for her deal from her own conservative party as well as opposition m.p.'s the u.k. is set to leave the e.u. on march twenty ninth now why twenty twenty five will be a fully connected intelligent war that's according to the tech companies that this year's mobile world congress by then forty billion devices will be sensing our every need from smartphones to smart homes and robotics will be and tego part of that vision charlie angela reports from barcelona. a never ending live concert the other way tech companies are demonstrating just how robots could replace us. here at the mobile world congress over two thousand exhibitors on veiling their latest products robots are being robbed by a number of our partners if you take the computing power and put it in the network and open the closet and then you can lower costs robots. that ar

let's go to this dangerous man story this is a big story often the canary jeremy coleman is definitelya dangerous arrow twice one mailed you know what this is about i'll tell you as a book by my uncle tom it's called dangerous hero ruthless plot for power get this it turns out jeremy coleman wants to be prime minister and that's what's the knots he likes going camping and the constant daily mail serialisation we have fifteen pages of it fifty pages of extract i mean it would be that he has a seasoned politician what does it mean that is he has a distressing lack of he's found no pleasure in medieval towns how can he be prime minister of absolute it's worse than the option he can't tell own brand beans from tesco all kinds of there's some telephone calls and a lot of end of a little tenuously useless. and dangerous tourism a set of the dispatch works dangerous at the same time he's usually these dangerous the useless and he's messy if you look at these extra find out that sometimes his room was a mass of paper everywhere this man can't lead the country and it will be his finger on the b

reportedly planning to back a call for a second referendum on bret's that the party said its leader jeremy coleman will officially and former 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

who plainly were not liked by their constituency labor parties but look it's not a matter for jeremy coleman as leader of the party so much of the conference the national executive committee majority sits on the national executive committee but we are a democratic body of the labor party and people find this difficult sometimes to get their head around that you know jeremy isn't this all powerful individual who can decree a course of action and then it happens we have to go through a democratic process and this is something that jeremy supports but i come back to the point the key thing is that labor party grassroots members should have the right to an open selection i'll go past elections at the moment but we we do harbor what's known as a trick about it it's easier to trigger a contest and so in those circumstances i think it's right and proper if members are dissatisfied with the city member of parliament if they feel that some of the views they've all to kill ated all wrong acceptable then the also have the ability to choose someone else if they were possible you've been campaigning or w

leave this threat that actually that will become a party in its own right and essentially prevent jeremy coleman ever becoming prime minister and that threat i think is focussed his mind and i don't think that without those defections last week that we would have this announcement tonight. john wirth stand by me some more talking to do in just a moment now this was a double brag when me for u.k. prime minister to resign major day earlier the president of the european council he called on me to extend article fifty to avoid a chaotic crash out of the european union but after two days of failed because she with you leaders in sharm el shaikh may dismissed that proposal arguing that it would not solve the impasse over a broad deal i believe it is within our grasp to leave with a deal on the twenty ninth of march it's for me to absolutely clear that there's no majority in the house of commons. to approve a deal i've had a real sense from the meetings i've had conversations i've had with either leaders in recent days a real sense that we can achieve that deal we will face an alternative chaotic break

join the so-called independents group this week and one of the reasons they did so was because jeremy coleman has been so slow to manage to do it so reluctant and he's a position to this breaks a deal and so i think he has his hand is being forced by these of these these people jumping out of his party ok so what does this do to the calendar we've got about a month until briggs it is scheduled to begin now we've got this call for a possible second referendum the reason may ultimately has still saying that she still thinks her breaks a deal is going to be possible she wants more time in order to manage to negotiate that the thing is this is essentially parliament not only the labor party but also members of parliament from the park benches of the conservatives trying to take the brakes a timetable out of to resume his hands and say look this is too nervous now we're getting too close to the deadline we're taking back control of this process and we want to either force it to a delay or you to buy more time to get a better deal or alternatively if there's no better deal available then to a refer

opposition party is prepared to back a second referendum on leaving the european union labor leader jeremy coleman says he will support an amendment in favor of a public vote to prevent quote a damaging tory breaks it those are the headlines now it's back to face to face. call the bluff much hussein is now being held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist as journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence weiss's of truth we will continue i news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remain credible and accurate but journalism is not a crime incarcerating journalists is not acceptable we demand the immediate release of our colleague mahmoud to same and all journalists detained in a gyptian jails free mahmoud's and all his colleagues we stand for press freedom. it's december one thousand nine hundred ninety one talks to end decades of apartheid in south africa a faltering president f.w. de klerk has just blamed nelson mandela's a.n.c.

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

opposition party is prepared to back a second referee referendum now on breaks it labor leader jeremy coleman says he will support an amendment in favor of a public vote to prevent what he called a damaging tory gregg's it prime minister to resign may has been trying to win support for a deal from her own conservative party as well as often impedes the u.k. is set to leave the european union on march twenty ninth. it could have an immediate and drastic impact on the u.k.'s national health service especially of the u.k. leaves the e.u. without a deal the findings published in the medical journal the lancet suggests there could be shortages of medicines vaccines and staff has more breaks it and all its possible forms is bad for britain's health services putting lives at risk. that's the conclusion of months of research looking at different break six scenarios from leaving the e.u. without a deal to a slower managed departure one of the biggest worries is about recruiting and retaining staff under no deal breaks it the government proposes a minimum salary threshold of forty thousand dollars whic