binding changes to a brics a deal following last minute talks with european commission president john claude juncker the compromise includes changes that allow britain to exit the backstop provision that guarantees an open irish border the u.k. parliament is set to vote on the plan on tuesday. algerians have been celebrating after president abdullah zs with a flick of abandon his bid for a fifth term.

binding changes to a bracks a deal following last minute talks with european commission president john claude juncker the compromise includes changes that allow britain to exit the backstop provision that guarantees an open irish border the u.k. parliament is set to.

binding changes to a bracks a deal following last minute talks with european commission president john claude juncker the compromise includes changes that allow britain to exit the backstop provision that guarantees an open irish border the u.k. parliament is set to vote on.

follows last minute talks between prime minister terrorism and the european commission president john claude juncker the revised plan for the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. aims to resolve the key sticking point of the irish border it will be put to vote in britain's parliament on tuesday boeing says it's well roll out modifications to seven three seven max eight aircraft just days after crashing into you here one hundred fifty seven people died in sunday's disaster singapore has bad all boeing seven three seven max eights from its airspace. and the u.s. has announced to redraw all of its remaining diplomats from venezuela the state department says the presence of u.s. embassy staff is limiting its policy options now earlier the opposition dominated national assembly in venezuela described widespread power outages as a national emergency schools have been suspended and businesses shut for a second day to water and fuel shortages and cost the deaths of dozens of hospital patients who were unable to receive treatment well those are the headlines the news will continue here after all their world the pe

thousands of taxpayer funded billboards across the country depict you commission president john claude juncker and liberal billionaire george soros as conspirators in a plot to bring migrants into hungry. hungry as partners in the european parliament the european people's party called the posters fake news saying there is no conspiracy hungary's government now says the posters will come down next week according to the original plan they say but manfred veber leader of the e p p welcomed the move as proof that hungary is willing to play ball. it is a good signal to voting down there are opposed to therapy that was one of the quests made this week the posters are just the latest flashpoint in a long running quarrel several e.p.a. member states one hungry expelled from the party they cited or bans brussels rhetoric as well as its affective dissolution of the central european university on political grounds for hungary and nationalist hardliners this wouldn't be a bad move. leading pro-government newspaper magyar numbs it called on prime minister orbán to leave the conservative bloc and form a new

secured legally binding changes after last minute talks with the european commission president john claude juncker opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn tweeted the changes do not come close to what was promised and deserving m.p.'s to reject the deal. having an insurance policy to guarantee that there will never be a hard border in northern ireland is absolutely right it's on as the u.k. solemn commitments in the belfast good friday agreement but if we ever have to use that insurance policy it cannot become a permanent arrangement and it is not the template for our future relationship the deal that m.p.'s voted on in january was not strong enough in making that clear and legally binding changes we needed to set that right today we have agreed to them the irish prime minister. responded to the backstopped changes he says he's positive and it's time to move on to many ways break that has been a dark cloud over us for many months and in particular threat of no deal a positive vote tonight can remove that cloud and restore confidence and optimism in britain arland and across the european union

they claim that hungarian american investor geoeorge soros and european commission president john c claude juncker. are promotingg illegal migration to hungary. a lot of europeans believe that kind of propaganda. recent polls indicate to populist and nationalist groups are set to make big gains in upcoming european parliament elections. the europe of nations and freedom parliamentary group includes italy's northern league austria's freedom party. and france's national rally party. the governing parties in hungary and poland are said to be close to these other parties. right wing nationalist parties have one thing in common. they're frustrated with the european union. but how much more right wing populism will europe be able to take. and let me pass is that question right on to you -- he could get a whole. house right wing nationalism reached a tipping point or will we see that in the end it's a passing phenomenon. no i think it to and it's a for mental and it's a says the systemic which is if you pass a certain let the level. say the 30% threshold is very important the up 20% you can elect 30% the

the eu has been incredibly intelligent and creative and sorry, john, generous actually, because britain is our friend. jean—claude juncker so much patience. no one else knew that either! that is not the european union i have been watching for some time and i am old enough to belong to a generation where our fathers and grandfathers left the shores of this country to fight for liberation. for which we will be eternally grateful. there's not been a sign of that and there is a certain individuals, the former prime minister of belgium, who has been as intransigent and as unpleasant as any of the principle european leaders in all of this. i find myself unfashionable in thinking is that no legacy of understanding and gratitude for this country, which more than once in its history has stood alone and has embattled, and come and found despite its instincts to steer its own course, has always found destiny with europe? where is the resonance for all of this in the way europe had treated mrs may? whether or not you believe the eu has been intransigent, to go back to what is going to happen in the next couple of weeks, the one thin

john watson thanks tojohn watson and the team. the headlines on bbc news. theresa may has gone to strasbourg for talks with the european commission presidentjean—claude junckerffort to get last—minute concessions on the eu withdraw deal. mps at westminster are preparing for a crunch vote on the deal tomorrow. black box voice and data recorders have been found for the ethiopian airlines crash yesterday which killed 157 people on board. a teenager and a man have appeared in court in east london in relation with a murder. and on the financial markets, the ftse 100, with a murder. and on the financial markets, the ftse100, and the dax closed slightly up, a difficult day for shares in boeing after the model that has been involved in two crashes, one and ethiopia, and one in indonesia, last october. there is a may has flown to strasbourg to meet the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker. the minister prime hopes for a breakthrough which would persuade enough to vote for the brexit deal agreed in november but rejected by the commons last month. in the comments before the strasberg meeting was announced, the brexit minister robin walker quashed s

changes to or bracks a deal following last minute talks with european commission president john claude juncker the compromise includes changes that allow britain to exit the backstop provision that guarantees an open irish border the u.k. parliament is set to vote on the plan on tuesday. algerians have been celebrating after president abdullah zs with a flick of a band and his bid for a fifth term. his decision came after weeks of mass demonstrations against his twenty year rule. he also postpone an election set for april and promised social and economic reforms. the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces and coalition planes have been pounding the so-called islamic states last on clay of a book in eastern syria with artillery fire and air strikes the kurdish led fighters are encountering sniper fire and landmines and moving slowly to avoid losses. u.s. president donald trump's two thousand and twenty budget proposal has been delivered to capitol hill it reveals that trump is seeking eight point six billion dollars for his mexican border wall and increased spending on defense he also seeks big c

summit and it's just day one max we just heard the press conference with donald tusk and john claude juncker and they announced that there will be a brac sit extension and really a two pronged extension we have one that could be may twenty second extension that is if this deal teresa mayes deal with the u.s. approved in the house of commons we also have a date of april twelfth and that's in case there is no deal now we're waiting on the prime minister herself to come to the stage and address the reporters there do we have any idea of what theresa may might say and in terms of what she got out of this deal in fact max she couldn't even begin the room as this was being negotiated right. let's just wait and see what she really has to say before we try to what she wants to say but let me get back to the press conference with don't know joker which was good humored i don't know if you remember the quote by the president of the european council to steer couple of weeks ago when he said he sometimes believes there's a special place in hell for breakfast here is. right and so he was asked today a pr