. —— junker. we are expecting a boat around december ten. do you think she will get it through?der if there is going to be a shift it cause of the bobs, people are bored of brexit. we will see interventions that will impact in peace, a lot of lobbying, from business, from people who care about theirjobs, from people who think get on with it. if a week is a long time, two weeks to get this deal right in parliament is a very long time. no one can predict where parliament will go considering the credibility of this negotiations. the devil will probably be in the detail is people look at those. if she can push back against the attacks on her deal, thenit against the attacks on her deal, then it will become the deal. it is amazing where she has got to right now and you cannot bet against it to get her through the house though it isa get her through the house though it is a long way. gibraltar could be an issue and uk giving spain of it on a future trade agreement. could that bea future trade agreement. could that be a sticking point? actually i do not. when you look at the scale of t

lawmaker i would vote in favor of the steel it's a balanced deal and jungle junker saying it's the best deal the u.k. will get. the real challenge really is for me to get this deed through parliament. the president of the european commission has urged the british politicians to support the agreement let's just focus into what he had to say. because this is the first the full support for which. i'm sets because this. is what she. is going to be she's not nothing if you leave the new this is the move if you relation of the room with the basis of the thing cause of the you know them to have these. roles. in this cause. a divorce agreement exists but. many faces considerable opposition at home what a true plans for getting its. she is trying to control her parliamentarians of course particularly within her own party to back her up but it is getting increasingly difficult she has even tried to buy some people off offering them peerages in the house of lords lords which was of course led to raised eyebrows here and also she of course now tries to talk to the public and say this deal and then

brussels may could boost her chances of winning parliamentary approval for her plan before meeting with junker she get made her case to skeptical lawmakers at home. if you look at the alternative to having that deal with the european union it will either be more uncertainty more division or it could risk no brics it recent polls show that actually a cost majority of people would like no. the prime minister didn't jonson the question is this the final deal or not beyond her domestic critics here fresh concerns from abroad over the status of the disputed british territory japan spanish prime minister pedro sanchez says he wants assurances that madrid will be able to negotiate the future of your polter directly with the u.k. and italy most believe that we have told for european commission the institutions of the e.u. and also of the ninety kingdom this is an essential point for a pro european government like the government of spain. if this is not solved by sunday spain as a pro european government will have to vote no and use its veto it will go by the at the bit ott. and with just days to go be

theresa may and commission president franklin junker how talks in brussels the declaration will now be reviewed by representatives of the remaining twenty seven e.u. countries that is ahead of a weekend summit at which the leaders hope to sign off on the declaration and on the brakes the treaty itself now maybe is set to make a statement to the house of commons this afternoon and a short while ago she delivered a brief statement at ten downing street let's listen and. the right deal for the u.k. it delivers on the votes of the referendum it brings back control of our borders our money. and it does so while protecting jobs protecting our security and protecting the integrity of the united kingdom. the agreement we've reached is between the u.k. and the european commission on saturday i will return to brussels for further meeting with president where we will discuss how to bring this process to a conclusion in the interests of all our people the british people want this to be settled they want a good deal that sets us on a course for a brighter future that deal is within our grasp and i

s exit from the european union to resubmit has met with european commission president jiang junker for further negotiations on a break the deal she's aiming to shore up support ahead of a summit of european leaders this sunday and to bring back a deal that will win the british parliament approval. may has faced heavy criticism from members of parliament over the draft agreement with two senior ministers resigning. especially d.w. brussels bureau chief max hope and who is standing by so max what's been on the table for may and younger today or we just got word from a commission spokes person who said that the meeting was over between may and june crude younger and that very good progress had been made but work is continuing let me translate that it means basically that they were unable to resolve the main issues they still have and this is important with the political agreement the political agreement is supposed to outline the future relationship between the u.k. and the european union it's not the same as the withdrawal agreement so the divorce agreement that's also on the table but m

analysis on these developments today barbara faisal is standing by in london so we had john called junker theresa may face to face today how much closer has this brought us to brags that barbara. it might have thought was a bit closer but it might also be able to sort of explode the whole issue and get to the summit on sunday postponed it is absolutely possible angela merkel the german chancellor said today that she would not come if twenty four hours in advance there was not sign a bill treaty on the table now that is cutting it extremely close because if theories if the reason may was to go back on saturday and still sort of regal some details in the treaty that rule will be broken in any case and this is really going down to the wire sort of fiddling was the divorce agreement on the last meters does not really create joy for anybody because now there is that their desires and wishes on all sides and it's not only to resume a who ones who still want stuff from the european union it is also some european countries now who seem to be waking up to wanting things from the united kingdom and

-eu trade negotiations we saw that visit from junker several months ago and people were optimistic andfront >> a number of discussions between the european commission which negotiates on behalf of the european union and the american administration. some progress has been made in my understanding, but we're still working away on that the transatlantic trading relationship was so important that we must do everything that we can to keep it on an even keel it's the most important trading relationship in the world, bar none, and there's huge economic interests at stake for both the united states and the european union, and we simply cannot afford to allow that trading and investment relationship to be damaged by temporary disagreements over certain issues those issues were identified by president trump and president junker in july and follow-up work is trying to put shape on that relationship. >> do you think 2019 could be another peak year for european political risk like 2016 was there's european elections, lots of issues with italy, germany, potential change in the balance of power there

seven meeting could eventually be a thing of the past european commission president john clune junkers thinks none of the member states will be a part of the group by mid century he says that the writing is on the wall for europe's economic minds. three are losing economic weight in the next coming decades for your role and more or less twenty to twenty three percent who do you three fifteen sixteen seventeen percent after twenty years in thirty years and not a single member of the european union will be a member of to reduce other form of demography point a few we are losing to put it in front of the g seven is composed of the seven most industrially advanced countries which meet annually to discuss global economic policy the first summit was held back in one hundred seventy five combined the group's members represent approximately half of the world's well. they told me that he thinks the younker is correct about the use economic decline but this to occur as always been very provocative it's his way and all and frankly he's right obviously. it's. in the sky i mean india and china are

john cole junker has political outline, political declaration.e are committed to delivering a good dealfor the british people. a good dealfor the uk is british people. a good dealfor the ukisa british people. a good dealfor the uk is a good dealfor the eu as well. robert. prime minister, you have said that your deal is in the national interest but your party is deeply divided on it. perhaps more divided than any of us have ever seen. are you prepared to risk the break—up of your party to deliver the deal you believe in? as i've just believe in? as i'vejust said in believe in? as i've just said in answer to an earlier question, mps have been debating how best to deliver on the results of the referendum ever since the result took place. i think what the result took place. i think what the british people want us to do and what mps will do when it comes to the vote in the house of commons is focused on the fact that people have voted to leave and focus on how we do that in a way that is good for the united kingdom. i am committed as prime minister to

we heard junk orjunker —— john coyle junker saying after —— . not change it so . they said they would not change it so they should just vote it through but the government has hedged its bets and it looks like the vote will come the day before the next eu summit so if it was defeated, theresa may could be back on the eu rostar theresa may could be back on the eurostar pleading for changes. is the government already thinking beyond what might happen if? they clearly are but in public they are deliberately being very vague because they cannot say, this is our game plan for what to do if the plan does not go as it should. clearly they are thinking through the different scenarios but it is unclear, not clear whether there could be a subsequent vote in parliament, what the eu would make a bit. of course the eu will say this will not be renegotiated. politically, if you think about that rather than the practicalities, both sides feel they cannot move any further and that is when the deal becomes stuck but if you listen to the critics, the opposition pa

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. >> i will return to brussels for meetings with president uecker -- junker. the british people want this to be settled. deal that setsd us on course for a brighter future. that is within our grasp. the pound surged yesterday as investigators saw one of the final pieces of investigation fall into place. now, maria who has been following the story in brussels. great to see you again and thank you for covering this. are there enough concessions to appease critics? i spokeof the analysts to told me two things. it is vague enough she can say this is a good deal for the u.k. there is the trade live relationship -- trade relationship. itre is a line that shows will be something the u.k. will handle differently. it is something she kept going on and on about. at the reaction, the opposition argues they do not like it. they don't think it is a clean break. that both sides would agree to it. the with drawl agreement, not the future relationships are binding them. the numbers do not looking good but she has a good point. this is the only deal on the table if it gets vot

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strong we're not going to be politically strong and i am very pleased to have looked at or shown close junkers plan the investment fund which has had a considerable impact over the past few years and has five hundred billion euro is invested. twenty twenty three hundred fifty year already in the pipeline and a good program for better investment is something which is really important we've been working on it for a long time and i think we should be talking about this now the three hundred fifty million are a real contribution to improving prosperity in europe and of course. when you want to stable and. all that stuff a little tougher if you as a stable europe with wellbeing and for its citizens also needs a stable economy we need to develop our part monetary policy better we're working on a banking union germany and france have already made statements on this and i think that we need to link very closely to the. effort on this we have to look at responsibility and control a banking union and then later a european ensurance system and this is something which is going to reduce the risks of natio

the language was emphatic from younger and barnier -- junker and barnier. what do you reckon?ssage yesterday was this has been in the making for 17 months. 600 pages. the european union has always said brexit cannot be success. everyone was shocked when the u.k. decided to vote to leave the european union. the general sense here yesterday was that this is the best outcome out of a bad situation. there are going to be no more concessions. this is the deal. the head of the european commission said britain should be smart enough and wise enough to accept that this is the final deal when it comes to the u.k.. it is up to london to decide. anna edwards in westminster and maria tadeo in brussels. we are just under an hour away from the european equity market open. we have seen $3 trillion wiped off u.s. equity markets since the september peak. we saw the s&p 500 fallen to a correction on friday. u.s. futures are pointing higher and on friday we did see the .toxx 600 close 0.4% higher energy stocks were the worst they did notut provide that same drag in as they did in the u.s.. seein

lower income further south but even once it's gone through hanna is enjoying the sunshine same as junkers has not really wintry weather but he's certainly a spell of last with little late rain to be honest doesn't get as far south as hong kong and china southeast asia largely fine and dry that's true for the philippines too but as you can see there's a line of fairly obvious showers a big white top class going west and for a time being i think they've got to concentrate not just in peninsula malaysia where it's been particularly wet recently nor indeed as far south as jakarta which has been shared recently but it's going to policy of up through the gulf of thailand and make a sudden off a talent in possibly in bangkok where it is a little late in the year for that and the prospects that bali are not good either share a strat indonesia and went spout there are now in north east monsoon is in most of india is dry and fine but flows far south and sri lanka it remains of course a pretty wet time. the weather sponsored by qatar and greece. wish the world innovation summit for health one commun

futures are the political and trade ties withjohn colejunker, political and trade ties withjohn cole junker have bad place tomorrow and we moved to the eu summit at the weekend. meantime, the brexiteers are looking a little bit on the back foot, they have a press co nfe re nce bit on the back foot, they have a press conference this morning to try and set out their alternative proposals and well, just have a look at some of them arriving. jacob rees mogg as he turned up. good morning, good morning everyone. we will have to wait and see. for at the letters? we will just to wait and see. for at the letters? we willjust have to wait and see. jacob, that is the trouble, we are still waiting, no obvious sign the letters will go in, sir graham brady, the head of the tory backbenchers sounded as if he was more concerned about the traffic than his post. just listen. thank you very much. good morning. a lot of traffic in south london. you have 48 letters yet? and while all this is going on those allies of mrs may i beginning to sound increasingly bullish, even, that of, here is david cork. i have to

the epp commission president junker and i think this is a problem but it's the epp of the political speeches or is it the epp of president carts whose currently turning us back on the migration pack of the united nations which i think is scandalous. and having an impact on the border or the party of mister ormonde. speaking on what are the principles of this party of alan r and shuman, what is their political discourse. we should invest all efforts to help europe to move forward, a fair europe, a solidarity in which everyone has opportunities and for the men and women in my group, europe is not just a place on the map. it's a question of our convictions. it's tolerance and i'd like to thank you and i wish all the best for our work because there is still a great deal to be done. >> the group for the conservatory will meet. >> on behalf of the european conservatory performancegroup , mister lincoln has the floor. >> the privilege for us to have here, you're certainly one of those politicians that has decisive influence on what has been going on in europe. not only as a leader of a very importa

junker and european council president don all tusk expressing concerns about russia saying the u. is united in support of ukraine younker also made a strong appeal for multilateralism we have learned one let's do with the last use and this is the principle of the new well count we knew one region can go it alone we and we will do it you can do is twenty meetings. of the opinion that there is no alternative promoted up with the cooperation. put into place just multilateral because these i'm i think in mind no one can do it but it's all means was in fact the basic reason which for that to put into place of the g. twenty i would like to appeal to the leave the earth to use this. including they by law to row and informal exchanges so seriously discuss the real issue of raid was the tragic situation in syria and yemen and still russian aggression in ukraine. i see no reason why did g. twenty leaders shouldn't have a meaningful discussion about solving these problems. especially because of the instrumental in the end. the only condition is the good will. well with me in the studio as ou

theresa may will meet the president of the european commission, jean claude junker, later today in ansunday to try to hammer out the final details of the agreement with the other eu leaders. then comes with the other eu leaders. then comes the really big battle, which is trying to get whatever is agreed through parliament. already there are mps in the conservative party, labour and of course the dup who support theresa may in government, who are saying they are not going to back the deal. in fact, the dup has already withdrawn their support from key votes in the past couple of days over the finance bill. we are getting into pretty serious territory. i think when theresa may meetsjean—claude territory. i think when theresa may meets jean—claude juncker later today, we're not expecting him to sign anything off, we are not expecting a huge moment in front of the cameras where she will declare she has some new concessions or things have moved. i think what she will be hoping to do is to persuade him that she needs something that is political —— politically sellable in the final stages. he