monday may urged lawmakers to support her plan but her plea was scorned by opposition leader jeremy corbett here's part of their exchange the consequence is a vote against this deal tomorrow i'll be coming at the clear out with no deal we would have no internet period no security partnership no guarantees for u.k. citizens overseas and no certainty that this isn't workers like those i met in stoke this morning i mean would see changes to everyday life in northern ireland that would put the future of our union at. chris the government is in disarray it's korea if the prime minister's deal is rejected tomorrow it's time for a general election it's time for a new government. leader jeremy corbyn there in the house of commons yesterday well our london correspondent standing by for us outside the houses of parliament in london bigot is it really a foregone conclusion that parliament will reject a recent days breaks that deal today. nothing is a foregone conclusion at this moment in british politics because things change quickly but it does look like m.p.'s have really hardened their opinions ove

course depends on whether theresa may will actually remain british prime minister a labor leader jeremy corbett is calling for a vote of no confidence against her to morrow let's listen to what he had to say after tonight's. the results of tonight's vote is the greatest defeat for a government since the nineteen twenties in this house this is a catastrophic defeat for this government after two years of failed to go see a sions the house of commons is today but its verdict on her bricks and that good it is absolutely decisive. the most important this year facing us is that the government has lost that contradicts of this house in this country i therefore mr speaker i inform you i have now tabled abduction of no confidence in this. no no i'm pleased i'm pleased that motion will be debated tomorrow so this house going to give its verdict on the share incompetence of this government. german corporate heads things he would have been showing them bare for provisions all in london i mean the vote of no confidence in scheduled for tomorrow and parliament by the sounds of it if you believe corben storie

quite close to their chest as to what they will do but it seems unlikely that they would support jeremy corbett i mean it is interesting right i mean they're willing we have enough lawmakers are not willing to shoot down this bridge that agreement but at the same time they're not willing to allow a general election to take place and give jeremy corbyn what he wants and that's a chance for labor to form a new government so you've got you've got all of these can the competing interest here and it is the irony isn't it this could be. historic waltz for a prime minister in british history and yet she can still keep her job yes she can still keep her job because she knows at the moment there is no overriding agreement on what would be the alternative because there are so many of these factions in parliament and let's just look at labor let's look at jeremy coleman he's a euro skeptic for decades and although he says that he voted to stay in the e.u. he voted for main back in that referendum in twenty sixteen he has been very much sitting on the fence if he wanted to he could decide to put the labor

government's ability to deliver a break sit deal today in parliament may and opposition labor leader jeremy corbett traded verbal blows some of the most severe yet over breaths. oh i remember the combination the whole government is working to ensure that we meet the european union we deal the chancellor in the business sector agree and i quote there is a launch majority in the commons opposed to no deal so will the prime minister listen to her and cabinet members and take note deal off the table the right honorable gentleman has been willing to sit down with him last. week. with three conditions. for me to talk about. it appears mr speaker that was the door to our office may well be open and apparently the minds inside it are completely closed. russian president vladimir putin says he is ready to host a summit on the future of syria including turkey and iran the three countries have been pushing their own strategy for ending eight years of civil war in syria putin met with turkey's president rectify imperator one in moscow earlier today he welcomed the announced american withdrawal from syria as a

day closer to breaks it down and whisper it signs of cross party efforts to find a way forward jeremy corbettleader of the opposition labor party finally held direct talks with prime minister to resume a he previously refused until she ruled out a no deal bricks it was very pleased that the house voted yesterday to take no deal off the table and that's a promise assurance that we would not back into the territory of threatening no deal as a way of getting support failed deal which is obviously got very limited support in parliament the prime minister but parliament also. voted to pass to reason that deal if she can negotiate changes to the so-called irish backstop the house did vote to reject no deal but that cannot be the end of the story the only way we're going to say. i think that i think that the first triangle is actually. that you can't just vote to reject no deal you have to vote for a deal was. well that prospect may be looming large or at least that's what the head of the european commission told the parliament in brussels from time to time i have the impression that some hope that

received the biggest individual democratic mandate in the european union a long time cooperate of jeremy corbett ken livingstone's and the agreement to. sanctions on any track record one three see improvement in the field peace and security and the positive steps every train is taken to meet the demands of the security council while britain continues economic warfare all around the world what's behind it voting to drop the un sanctions against the fact the linchpin of global security eritrea last week told class in golden age hollywood and the ogre of show business with the son of joan collins author and artist alexander newly visible coming up in today's going underground but first to that country bombed out orders from tourism is today is expected to be the last briefing at the u.n. of on boy staffan de mistura on syria this was the official his pleas arguably went unheard by the british government shortly before u.k. bombing in the spring recall of doing sure expect for international humanitarian and human rights law including your money did enact across syria to all people in need and we urg

colleagues have done the same it was due to have years ago and you cold then you were calling for jeremy corbett to resign i mean he's still party leader and he's refusing now to talk with theresa may about a plan b. what do you say then about your party the labor party tonight. so i mean unfortunately this the tone being set back t. is guy with no collaboration no no bringing together the country office such a divisive vote and i don't blame the leadership at all i think that she's quite sensible position to try to force sats raise a man's hand take my breath on the table we do not want to crush out of the european union with no deal and not who might be more damaging to people we do vote for us than people in this country and it's very important that we are able to take make sure that that happens it's clear in parliament the one thing that's come out in this vote is that and i'm under from the from the events the last few days is that the parliament parliament does not want to put the country to crush out in a new deal brokered scenario the bar since you upbeats it separate to support a mind

to bring an element of unity to a very divided westminster the leader of the opposition party jeremy corbett now seems ready to engage in discussions. since we've had this type bikes in the houses in phatic they voted to reject the no jail option that the prime minister was supporting cut i say that we are prepared to come meet her to put forward i to put forward the points of view from the labor party all of the kind of agreement we want with the european union to protect jobs to protect living standards and to protect rights and conditions in this country. well the prime minister might have won the support of her fellow m.p.'s she now faces the challenge of getting the e.u. to reopen talks giving us the latest details his artie's party boy. the government will now redouble its efforts to go to deal with this house can support mr speaker if this house can come together we can deliver the decision the british people took in june two thousand and sixty restore faith in our democracy and get on with building a country that works for everyone and as prime minister and work with members across t

closer to break sit down and whisper it's signs of cross party efforts to find a way forward jeremy corbettleader of the opposition labor party finally held direct talks with prime minister to resume a he previously refused until she ruled out a no deal bricks it was very pleased that the house voted yesterday to take no deal off the table and the house for a promise assurance that we would not back into the territory of threatening no deal as a way of getting support for her failed deal which is obviously got very limited support in parliament the prime minister the parliament also voted to pass to reserve base bricks a deal if she can negotiate changes to the so-called irish backstop house. to reject no deal but that cannot be the end of the story the only way we're going to say. i think that i think that the first time is actually that you can't just go to reject no deal you have to vote for a deal was. well that prospect may be looming large or at least that's what the head of the european commission told the parliament in brussels from time to time i have the impression that some hope

able to unite the party it's you know the party is in a mess but the real villain actually is jeremy corbett because the fact is that labor basically. could support mrs may's deal they get what they want a customs union a soft bricks it and the only reason he didn't do it in part because he hoped to be able to topple him which he then tried and failed to do mark i would think actually the way forward would be for germany coburn who is you describe perfectly to jump over a shadow was a german say to bite the bullet and say ok we're going to support this deal next time that would devise a conservative party because half of the project would vote with him they'd get the deal through you'd have a divided party maybe even really splitting would be great for labor i don't understand why the guy to say. it would mean new elections well well first of all with that i mean two reason may is reaching out to the other late is within parliament so they are the parliamentary leaders and the only one so far he was said that he will not take part in any talks with jeremy call exactly that and he is saying t

s stood and voted against while jeremy corbett of course also has divisions within the remain voting cities who vote labor and also those in the labor hard lines in the north of the country who voted labor as well so both parties as well as many of the sections of u.k. society remain divided on this question today and i suppose the mood is what comes next and not question is. so the more aware they will be part of that is will be debating a no confidence motion interest rates government. a spring in montana it's now he's a senior politics lecturer at lancaster university in england very good e.d.t. mark i'm sure having a very interesting evening trying to kind of make head and tail of what's going on and stop i took him out on to scs reaction the council president is kind of trying to open the door for briggs it to disappear and for the u.k. to stay within the european union just how likely or not is that's an aria. why do the chances of getting greater by the intervention masses you know to use. because there's always been a suspicion that the e.u. has once it's to create a reversal

the opppposite side of thee chambeber the lead the opopposition jeremy corbett immediately tabled a motion of no confidence in mrsrs ms government had referred to the result as a catastrophic defeat. the last two years she's only had one priority the conservative party. ring ring civil. under no i'll cause reach the end of the line. she cannot seriously b belie that after two years of fighting via she's capable of negotiating a good deal for the people of this country. the most i important i issue facing us is that the government has lost the confidence of this house in this country. therefore misister speaker inform you live now tabled a motion of no confidence. let's go straight to a reporter kathy norris trenches been obobserving matters unfold at the british parliament she joins us now live from london catherine good evening to you tell us more. about the reaction where you are. well log when news filtered out off the house off commos to people at campaigning outside parliament here mostly yeah on t. brexit protest as well a huge cheer went up among the crowd of people here. very relie

union made the playoff to her government survived a no confidence motion called opposition leader jeremy corbett two u.s. soldiers are among at least nineteen people killed by a bomb in northern syria a development of defense work and a support and contractor was also killed is claimed responsibility for the blast in that bitch and a freezing weather in lebanon and syria is being blamed for the deaths of eight children and displacement camps heavy and tarantula brain is continuing more than a million syrians are living in tents and makeshift shelters and. behind it attack in kenya says it was in retaliation for the u.s. president's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel at least twenty one people died in the assault by al shabaab fighters on an iraq the hotel complex on tuesday the red cross says fifty people are still unaccounted for. catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. outside this morgue in nairobi and she has family members and quickly sweet for news some more than that. now this over details of what happened inside the dusit hotel complex are beginning to march surveil

painted next to mrs may as leading remain are tories no less wear the most aggressive towards jeremy corbett in their interventions when he was speaking so you have this ball here but we have your pin issue which divides parties and then there's the party political issues which tends to draw them together to clarify for anybody watching us maybe not sure what was it that employees didn't like about the briggs it deal why did they vote it down is it too hard what do they want changing. well for well over four hundred had a variety of reasons there were some who felt it was too soft and that included the ulster unionist side and also the so-called tory or your people search group who want to essentially a. no deal brigs it then the world want to remain as twenty or thirty in the conservative party and then put on all the other side who would like either soft or briggs it or no briggs is a tall as you've been reporting at least seventy possibly more now labor m.p.'s are come out publicly for a second referendum which implies of course reversing the original decision so you had in this huge majo

she made the playoffs the government survived a no confidence vote called by opposition leader jeremy corbett. so now i have made clear what they don't want we must all work constructively together to set out what parliament does want that small army inviting m.p.'s from all parties to come together to find a way forward one that both delivers on the referendum and to the support of parliament this is now the time to put self interest aside kenya's red cross says everyone missing off to choose days tack on a luxury hotel complex has been found at twenty one people died in the assault on the first funerals of the victims have been held in nairobi. group behind the attack says it was in retaliation for the u.s. president's decision to recognize the capital of israel. doctors in zimbabwe say at least sixty eight people have been treated for gunshot wounds after mass protests this week more than a dozen had emergency surgery days of demonstrations and protests against the doubling of fuel prices for his arrest of hundreds of people including a prominent activist. the a special envoy on afghan rec

s wrote to jeremy corbett urging him to back a so-called people's vote we've been taking a look at some of the doomsday predictions that have been made is britain's bragg since august spiralling out of control we've decided to press the pause button and get some perspective on how justified the apparent mass hysteria is from both leavers and remain is first up we have the rejected deal with jeremy corbyn being its most outspoken critic the prime minister has negotiated a boxed worst of all worlds deal which is bad for britain leaving the country in the indefinite halfway house without a real say some journalists echo the disappointment of the labor party leader one of the reasons that the u.k. will still have to conform to the rules in one way or another. yet michel barnier the man behind the deal himself clarified the rules from the very beginning the tradition last for twenty one months during this limited period of time do. we continue to apply to do you. the divorce bill now this one is a big remember when most of the u.k. papers were dominated by headlines like these it gives us po

immediately after the results were announced so a bit of this no confidence vote to the head of labor jeremy corbett he drew a line in the sand and said that he wanted to the prime minister to guarantee that a no deal breaks it is off the table is there something that she is going to be able to do. no of course she can't because how can she do that because she is still a cartoon this sort of circle off not having a majority in parliament for her deal is on the one side not being rebuilding really to alter and change her deal substantially on the other side so how can she do that however we know that one of the tory remain or is one of the pro european tories dummett green is going to table emotion next monday when trees mais expected back in column and it was her so-called plan b. and that will then ask the house do you vote for would you vote down no deal would you say that we do not want to no deal and then might be very well majority for that so paul newman is moving that in that direction and trees i'm a would then have to follow of course what about moving in the direction of a second referendu

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made the playoffs to have government survived a no confidence motion called by opposition leader jeremy corbett. two u.s. soldiers are among at least nineteen people killed by a bomb in northern syria a department of defense civilian and a supporting contractor were also killed i saw has claimed responsibility. for the blast and then bitch. says choose days attack on a luxury hotel and shopping complex in kenya was in retaliation for the u.s. president's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital at least twenty one people were killed in the assault to nairobi and the red cross says fifty people are still unaccounted for. federal workers who haven't been paid for weeks in the u.s. getting increasingly desperate president signed legislation to ensure they receive back pay but only once a partial government shutdown ends as on the reports from washington d.c. . in downtown washington d.c. the sounds of a rhythm and blues classic but in a sign of the times in america the lyrics take on a new twist. and for some people who work for the u.s. government this is what it's come down to standin

this week the decisions by juries are made that austerity is over and not true according to jeremy corbett all the un but what happens when call been raised as poverty in the house of commons the un rapporteur on poverty says the government did this is a very it's very telling very telling indeed that as soon as i mention the reports of the un rapporteur who said the government was in a state of denial about poverty in britain tory m.p. start during tell that the people queuing up at food banks from a coal bin is anti jewish the leader of the opposition has met and says semitism run riot. i am turning our eyes weaken our security and our economy was we will never let that happen. corbin arguably explains what the country feels isn't it the case mr speaker that with every other previous prime minister tryst with this kind of defeat last night they would have resigned and the country would be able to choose the government that they want. but elites in britain arguably will do anything to stop germany corbin being prime minister whatever the people think joining me now is drugs are made forme

to apologize for attacking our leader jeremy corbett all the smoke coming up about to have going on the growth. united states has always had a tool to use in its tax on other countries. economic sanctions or are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries a true talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the home. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there will be chaos. gone into a nihilistic theme. thank god. the traveling across america what makes america the charlotte. this is a point. we always are on the margins so. we're starting last with. the beginning east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the bee i think i'm going to leave now doesn't get any more ground down and that may be completely different in the. welcome back given the responsibility for social violence that somebody because he is alleged should the berlin philharmonic be arrested for performing beethoven's ode to joy the u.n. for them becaus

when jeremy corbett has done in the democratic party, in the labour party rather, he cannot get his party to take power even if you won an election, he wouldn't hold the competence of parliament. if you allow someone who's clearly radical and well-versed to take over the cultural and she's very good of the cultural, take over the cultural and the policy orientation of the party, you won't get those strains back. >> she's very good and she's very smart but i love that we are here discussing this the day after dr. martin luther king's birthday. he was considered fringe. he was considered very good at the cultural. >> laura: he came from the church. >> it doesn't matter where he comes from. >> and american nationalists. >> he had less popularity at death then president trump. >> also a republican. >> laura: can i -- >> let's take her seriously. it's not because it's a threat. >> laura: who else on tv is saying to take her seriously? i am. i haven't heard anyone on the other shows. to take it very seriously. >> i credited as a threat. >> i don't agree. >> she's an amazing political leader. i

westminster one day closer to break and whisper it's signs of cross party efforts to find a way forward jeremy corbett leader of the opposition labor party finally held direct talks with prime minister to resume a he previously refused until she ruled out a no deal breaks it was very pleased that the house voted yesterday to take no deal off the table when asked for a promise assurance that we were not back into the territory of threatening no deal as a way of getting support failed deal which is obviously got very limited support in parliament the prime minister the parliament also voted to pass to reason if she can negotiate changes to the so-called irish backstop the house did vote to reject no deal but that cannot be the end of the story the only way. i think i think that's the first time is actually that you can't just vote to reject no deal you have to vote for a deal. well that prospect may be looming large or at least that's what the head of the european commission told the parliament in brussels from time . some hope to twenty c. . other countries will abandon. and so ireland at the last minu

closer to break sit down and whisper it's signs of cross party efforts to find a way forward jeremy corbett leader of the opposition labor party finally held direct talks with prime minister to resume a he previously refused until she ruled out a no deal bricks it was very pleased that the house voted yesterday to take no deal off the table for promise assurance that we were not back into the territory or threatening no deal as a way of getting support failed deal which is obviously got very limited support in parliament the prime minister the parliament also voted to pass to reserve base bricks that deal if she can negotiate changes to the so-called irish backstop the house did vote to reject no deal but that cannot be the end of the story the only way the rights of the general said. i think i think that's the first trying is actually accepted that you can't just vote to reject no deal you have to vote for a deal was. well that prospect may be looming large or at least that's what the head of the european commission told the parliament in brussels from time to time i have to push. some hop

leaders this weekend labor leader jeremy corbett is refusing to join cross party discussions until anew deal breaks it is ruled out so. those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next then it's the news hour i'll see you then bye bye for now. in search of peace in afghanistan the united states will use it that is to persuade the taliban to have direct talks with government leaders what hopes are they of sitting them at the same table and ending the war this is inside story. and welcome to the program back to the united states. involvement in the war in afghanistan which has killed tens of thousands of civilian soldiers and taliban fighters but taliban leaders are refusing to sit at the same table as the afghan government a u.s. special envoy is in pakistan hoping government leaders can convince the taliban to change its mind or bring in our guests in just a moment but first here's commodified in islam about. drugs. and rock. you come back we're going to. go to dog dog. to come back to the negotiating table but the taliban have already. and there for their dog was

made the playoffs to have government survived a no confidence motion called by opposition leader jeremy corbett. says choose day as the top on a luxury hotel and shopping complex in kenya with an retaliation for the u.s. president's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital at least twenty one people were killed in the assault in nairobi the red cross says fifty people are still unaccounted for. freezing weather in lebanon and syria is being blamed for the deaths of eight children and displacement camps there's been heavy snow and torrential rain and more is coming down right now. vice president for programs and policy at the end fiji's international he says there's no political will to provide suitable housing for syrian refugees in lebanon. if you're in turkey or you're in jordan and you're in staying in some of the camps that have been set up for syrian refugees there they're much more robust facilities because they've been established with the understanding that the syrian refugees were going to be there for years levanon for a series of reasons partially political partially becau

so he's a mayor the opposition leader jeremy corbett at long last in the last hour i think of having that meeting that has all been talked about do we know anything first of all about what's happened in that meeting well we're hearing from from people who followed it that it was called deal lasted we think about forty five minutes and the fact that it's happened is a breakthrough because up until now jeremy corbin's been saying to theresa may not going to discuss what plan b. with you until you take no deal off the table while she hasn't specifically or outright said parliament did send a message yesterday that it is against no deal and he's saying well ok now the topics been opened up apparently we're hearing reports that they discussed the customs union and single market so really getting down to nitty gritty issues of course this is all against the backdrop of two reason main cysteine that she now has a mandate from parliament to go back to brussels and think with the withdrawal agreement and to get some kind of alternative arrangements for the irish border the take of the backsto

london are preparing to force parliament to put the brakes it question back to the british people jeremy corbett is going to decide do i now start to countenance a referendum which he quite obviously doesn't want to have and his backbenchers many of whom of hidden behind this slogan i want an election for elections taken off the table they've got a difficult decision to make do they want to leave the european union with no deal with this deal or do they want to referendum a threesome a formulates have plan b. on bracks ichy is offered to immediately start talks with any senior parliamentarians who are prepared to work as she put it in a constructive spirit but she specifically refused to reach out across the divide to jeremy corbin accusing him of being more interested in forcing an election than in forging a compromise the bracks it's deadline is looming and there is little sign of a breakthrough solution paul brennan al-jazeera well we have two teams covering the story we have david chaytor who will join us from brussels in a moment but first over to lawrence leigh he's joining us from just ou

day closer to break sit down and whisper its signs of cross party efforts to find a way forward jeremy corbett leader of the opposition labor party finally held direct talks with prime minister to resume a he previously refused until she ruled out a no deal breaks it was very pleased that the house voted yesterday to take no deal off the table when asked for a promise assurance that we were not back into the territory or threatening no deal as a way of getting support for her failed deal which is obviously got very limited support in parliament the prime minister the parliament also voted to pass to reserve base bricks a deal if she can negotiate changes to the so-called irish backstop the house did vote to reject no deal but that cannot be the end of the story the only way we're going to say. i think i think that's the first time is actually that you can't just vote to reject no deal you have to vote for the deal was. well that prospect may be looming large or at least that's what the head of the european commission told the parliament in brussels from time to time i had to push . some hope t

despite now repeated invitations from the prime minister, jeremy corbett is refusing to talk unless she-deal brexit is actually the most dangerous and damaging thing to out most dangerous and damaging thing to our country and our society, so i asked the prime minister again, and she may listen, prime minister simply do this. take it off the table. some labour mps say refusing to talk that was wrong, but those in the guest list and they have told me that the government and their opponents both need a way to save face. the prime minister has been having plenty of meetings from people across the political spectrum forming a genuine offerforforeign mps and political party leaders to come and have conversations with her and see if we can get to the point for a negotiated deal that delivers on the referendum. but another day and here with no solution when there are few left to spare. now all is not quite lost. there are plenty of mps who are desperate to move forward who do want to help theresa may find a solution, butjust try forward who do want to help theresa may find a solution, but just

jeremy corbyn has not yet taken part in any meetings. he called for the no-confidence vote, and stay mr. corbettted that the prime minister commit to avoiding a no-deal brexit,wh a scenario eby the u.k. crashes o of the eu in march without any framework in place. mr. corbyn: the government must remove clearly oce and for all the possibility of the catastropa no-deal exit from the eu. laura: let's speak to the bbc's christian fraser, who is outside parliament. the prime minister survived the vote of no confidence, but in 72 days britain is due to leave the eu. how is that going to happen? christian: very good question, laura. a lot of e uncertainecially after the vote yesterday where the deal was voted out in such unprecedented fashion. usually you get some clarity on the other si t of it. eith government backs down or gets its planned with changes or amendments. this is very different. at the moment we know what parliament is not for. we don't know what they can get and majority for. i think what you are going to see over the next few days is a lot of discussions between all the parties and hous