isn't a labor party it's a very tiny proportion of the labor party less than zero point four percent in fact of the total membership of the party and the democrats i believe that the you know the grassroots members that make up the party and that's why i'm so supportive of the notion that it should be down to members at the grassroots level to determine who they want as their candidate going into a subsequent election so sitting m.p.'s in my opinion should face an open selection pro why did it take so long you've had members that are now in this independent group who plainly were not liked by their constituency labor parties but look it's not a matter for jeremy coburn 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 t

i am sickened that the labor party is now a racist anti semitic party on furious that the labor leadership is complicit in facilitating brix it which will cause great economic social and political damage to our country. let's go straight and live to london to our correspondent big it must make it seven members of britain's main opposition have resigned from the labor party today of a break that and that's only seven out of two hundred fifty six given that how damaging is the state for the labor party. well first of all it's symbolic damage the fact that so many m.p.'s have been for actually a long time been very critical of jeremy corbyn and his leadership of the labor party have been extremely critical of his stands on bragg's it as well it's a symbolic well tainting really obvious leadership they are hoping to do something that's more centrist to the to the right of jeremy cauldrons leadership of the labor party and one to also encourage other piece to come on their side so it really depends what they are able to achieve and if they are able to work to go together with other peace on iss

we've got a few unhappy labor party m.p. is a balancing geraldine corben ship seven out of two hundred fifty six is this really going to hurt the labor party much symbolically it's really going to help the labor party those and also other m.p.'s have been openly critical of jeremy corbin's leadership mostly when it comes to greg's and they have accused him of not being really anti the government and having an alternative vision when it comes to the future of the country and the future how the breadth of negotiations should be conducted but also like you've said in the report it's also about anti-semitism there's one m.p. who is jewish has self and she has had repeated abuse online she's eight months pregnant by the way so that in itself is quite an achievement to break away from from your party and start a new group an independent group so quite so you know for how to do this at this point in time a lot must have been going on and there must have been really severe decisions before these ladies labor m.p.'s to to jump ship a

s and the labor party are trying to get the upper hand you know the birds of the excitement seems to never get our correspondent mohsin the story for someone to thank you. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world iran's foreign minister mohammad zarif is stepping down he announced his resignation on social media tonight in a post on his instagram pages already apologized for his shortcomings during his time in office and he thinks the iranian nation and the radian officials a court in the german city of munster have suspended the trial of a former nazi death camp guard for a second time after a report said that he was simply too ill the ninety five year old's trial had been on hold since mid december next month judges will rule on whether to drop the entire prosecution two bodies have been recovered from the rubble of a residential building that collapsed in pakistan's southern port city of karachi rescue workers are still searching for survivors the cause of the collapse has not been established but local media are reporting the three story b

the labor party isn't without internal conflict as we saw without internal conflict as we saw with theefections last week. this is actually the labour party trying to reconnect with some of the voices. you had to remember as well, there were some very important amendments being voted upon tomorrow and the labour party has its own amendment bear with is the customs union and closer allegiance to the singer of —— single market. labor party wa nts singer of —— single market. labor party wants to make sure it has consensus and you can party wants to make sure it has consensus and you can see party wants to make sure it has consensus and you can see it as a result of that. and what i have been reading in the financial times and elsewhere, most seem to be agreed that this is a promise that labour is thinking it may never had to deliver, a second referendum. it is more about the internal politics within the opposition party and trying to prevent anyone else from leaving. exactly. it is all about at the moment a lot of the brexit debate is about the politics and thatis debate is about the poli

with his own brags that announcement and that's that the labor party won't support to reason maze of botched plan as jeremy corbyn calls it so fruitless thinking that this brags it right would be over either way off to the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the air until the end of may or if labor gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially cancel the entire thing just another day in the land of bragg's it. a former u.s. envoy to the united nations nikki haley might have found a new job she's been nominated for a seat on the board of directors of the boeing aircraft corporation according to the company's c.e.o. haley is a perfect fit. and best of the hayward brings to boeing in outstanding record to be achievement in government industry partnership and successful drive the nuke nomic prosperity for communities in america and around the world booming will benefit greatly from her broad perspective some combined diplomatic government and business experience to help achieve the aspiration to be the best in aerospace and the global industrial ch

he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that is that the labor party won't support to resume maze of bought plan as jeremy corbin calls it so for all those thinking that this brags it ride would be over either way after the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the air until the end of may or if labor gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially cancel the entire thing just another day in the land of bragg's it. was reported to have the exchange of fire between india and pakistan in disputed kashmir leaving at least five soldiers. al-jazeera says additionally that four civilians were killed including two children while seven people have been injured reports of multiple violations of the cease fire line in kashmir came in on tuesday following an airstrike by india and new delhi said it hit a training camp belonging to a kashmir based terror organization killing three hundred fighters india's foreign secretary says the airstrike targeted the group of mohammad which struck a police convoy earlier this month killing at least forty

twenty sixteen presidential campaign of bernie sanders but in britain there was once a split in the labor party and in the labor vote it but margaret thatcher in power for a generation this was what tony benn mentor to current labor leader jeremy corbin said to one of the split is a goodly forgotten ball edition of roy jenkins i feel very strongly about people who tied life depended on the working class movement your father was a miner it was in jail in the general strike you got into parliament as a labor member every officer helders because of the labor party a cabinet minister appointed by labor prime minister and then you left the party that's a cancerous growth not personally but i think people who try a those who gave them power are the real threat that threat arguably emerged again in the past forty eight hours so called red tories revealed that they were against jeremy corbyn becoming pm even though is leadership is seen labor make its biggest gain since nine hundred forty five but what apart from corbin's pro palestinian rights and anti blairite economics policies cause the seven to re

he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that is that the labor party won't support to resume maze of boat plan as jeremy corbin calls it so for all those thinking that this brags it ride would be either way after the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the air until the end of may or if labor gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially cancel the entire thing just another day in the land of bragg's it. indian media has reported a heavy exchange of fire between india and pakistan in disputed kashmir leaving at least five soldiers wounded al-jazeera says additionally that four civilians were killed including two children while seven people have been injured reports of multiple violations of the cease fire line in kashmir came in on tuesday following an airstrike by india new delhi said it hit a training camp belonging to a kashmir based terror organization killing three hundred fighters india's foreign secretary says the air strike targeted the group mohammed which struck a police convoy earlier this month killing at least for

in the general strike you got into parliament as a labor member every office sure because of the labor party a cabinet minister appointed by labor prime minister and then you left the party that's a cancerous growth not personally but i think people try a those who gave them power the real threat of revealed that they were against jeremy corbyn becoming pm even though is leadership is seen labor make its biggest gain since nine hundred forty five but what apart from corbin in the room saw it on so many international issues from russia to syria to venezuela guess that neighbor friend of israel defected because more with russia or is wrong the goldman's refusal to support regime change in venezuela is wrong and corbin's policy on syria is wrong he was called him before he voted against to raise amazing air strikes on syria after nato nation media alleged again the use of w m d in the middle east i also used to speak members inquire of the chill got inquiry was the results of the war in iraq it was the last of many inquiries held into that process it was the most thorough and painstaking they h

jail in the general strike you got into parliament as a labor member every officer because of the labor party cabinet minister appointed by labor prime minister and then you left the party that's a cancerous growth not personally but i think people tray those who gave them power are the real threat that threat arguably emerged again in the past forty eight hours so called red tories revealed that they were against jeremy corbyn becoming pm even though is leadership is seen labor make its biggest gains since ninety forty five but what apart from corbin's pro palestinian rights and anti blairite economics policies cause the seven to resign here is one of them. and those around him are in the room saw it on so many international issues from russia to syria to venezuela yes that neighbor friend of israel defect. because corbin's reprobation more with russia or is wrong the gorgons refusal to support regime change in venezuela is wrong and corbin's policy on syria is wrong he was called by him before he voted against to raise amaze as strikes on syria after nato nation media alleged again the use

resigned from their respective parties eight of them on the left of the political spectrum with the labor party three of them now from the right of the player of the political spectrum the conservative party but all for the same reason and that is the dissatisfaction and disillusionment with the way that both of those parties have been handling bracks it now how many more are going to join them you heard from on a subaru there she hopes that her resignation and that of her two colleagues will be a rallying call potentially even up to cabinet minister level and that remains to be seen we have the prospect of what should be a meaningful vote on the government's for exit strategy next week or the prime minister is very reluctant to actually set a date on that vote and we know that there are cabinet ministers who are absolutely horrified by the prospect of britain exiting the european union without an agreed deal some may resign rather than face that prospect so the big question is how many more will join this independent group and that will depend on how important an effective it is whether it's a

i mean he's under pressure in his own party because eight labor members of parliament to quit his party to 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

of a delay to break states and jeremy corbin the leader of the all position labor party he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that is that the labor party won't support series of maze of boat plan as jeremy called been calls it so fruitless thinking that this briggs it ride would be either way off to the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the air until the end of may or if labor gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially council the entire thing just another day in the land of bragg's it. indian media has reported a heavy exchange of fire between india and pakistan in disputed kashmir leaving at least five soldiers wounded al-jazeera says additionally that four civilians were killed including two children while seven people have been injured reports of multiple violations of the cease fire line in kashmir came in on tuesday following an airstrike by india new delhi said it hit a training camp of belonging to a kashmir based terror organization killing three hundred fighters india's foreign secretary says the air strike targe

i say they the labor party have said that they will. ..said that they will... i say they will back the labor party have said that they will. .. i say they will back that position, we don't ultimately know what that position is, because while they are talking about the second referendum in those terms, we don't actually know what that would look like in the end. there has been some suggestion by emily thornbury it would include remain on the order paper, but it is still a position when we wonder if it is slightly cynically put together, because actually it speaks to the membership, but at the same time the question is whether there is a wheel in parliament to do it. and i am not sure that there is, in the same way that we have talked for a long time about whether or not the brexiteers could actually achieve an ideal brexit —— will. i think there would not be a majority for that in parliament. this could turn out to bea parliament. this could turn out to be a really clever strategy and it is not inconceivable thatjeremy corbyn comes out of t

labor's briggs spokesperson he says the labor leader jeremy cord you see right there will put forward an amendment calling on the government to adopt his party's brakes a plan which includes a permanent customs union abets planned for this coming wednesday corben said labor would do everything in its power to prevent a new deal court. of more of this i'm joined by our correspondent there good mohsin london good evening to you beer gets what does this mean could it point to no bread at all. well it doesn't mean automatically that that is not going to be a brags that it just says that might be another referendum so you know that has to be that has to actually happen that referendum has to take place and that has to be agreed with a british parliament and that has to be agreed also what kind of question is put to the british people and we know from opinion polls that that really matter has as to what people would vote for it's by no means a foregone conclusion that now people would vote against bretz it would vote against leaving the european union because it really depends on what are you asking them so what's on the ballot paper and i think a l

labor conference why do you think there's been such a hollow ballou about repeating the that there could be a second referendum if different stages of this process were reach it was there in the tea party labor's preference is they want a general elections they want get rid of trees and maybe if he can get a general election it was absolutely clear conference we want to second people. so i don't see why run from me so surprised it's been covered as a great betrayal and particularly saying how can a second vote be all knowing the referendum which labor prevails if you look back at the referendum what both sides were saying to remain as and believe as it's all turned out not to be true i.e. what we've now got is much more detailed analysis of what's going happen and the defining issue has been diffused at the business community overwhelmingly every business thinks there will be major problems if we leave and that as that's come across in the media i think that's why. there's been a shift now and you can't deny people are not a vote if they change their mind i like we've never been alexa here on the left side of the of the sort of tony benn's side of brick set you know just where they wer

jeremy corbyn and the labor party first and foremost want their own version of bricks it a soft of bricks it's a job we do less damage into the economy that's their first priority they finally realise what has been clear for a long time to anyone who's been observing this will to achieve all their full back position which they finally coming to today is essentially say ok we realise that and now we've got to move to holding a referendum the challenge is going to come when this is going to be voted on wednesday is there a majority for that in the house of commons at the moment i think actually the olds are just a bit against it because there are some labor members of parliament who will defy the jeremy called an illness a move refuse to back up people so then this is. what we're talking about then we'll actually have a. difference of those with the it may make some difference in the scheme of things because ultimately we reaching some kind of breaks it and game. called is taking we're down to a month before britain leaves now so i think that this will focus minds on wednesday. and those po

he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that's that the labor party won't support to reason maze of boat plan as jeremy corbin calls it so if he does manage to squeeze that deal through parliament which i have to say isn't looking that likely right now well then labor the labor party says it wants a public vote to see whether or not the public will accept the terms of to use a maize deal even if the politicians do accept them so for all those thinking that this brags it ride would be the way off to the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the air until the end of may or if labor gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially cancel the entire thing just another day in the land of drags it yet all going on in westminster do not stray too far from the corridors of power poly we need to keep updated thank you very much for your trees polly boys. india claims it's killed hundreds of fighters from a customer group it blames for killing dozens of police officers earlier this month the latest in the. liberals in america they consider

british labor party leader jeremy corbett is facing another wave of scrutiny the mail on sunday newspaper claims his close advisers seamus milne is ties to russia as well as the palestinian militant group hamas in the article it's alleged that together with colvin milne travelled to the middle east to meet hamas leaders colby and say there's also accused of english not to the russian government the story of particular emphasizes that he chaired a conference here in russia in twenty fourteen which was attended by vladimir putin further the paper also quoted two former british intelligence chiefs and richard deliver saying that kobe would have to drop his closest say if he becomes prime minister. i am alarmed enough by corbin's past associations but milnes put him beyond the pale that means corbin could not make the judgments and decisions a prime minister has to make unless he stopped consulting him seamus milne is the labor party's director of strategy and communications he's also a former columnist and says it has for for britain's guardian newspaper his father was the late alastair miln

s who are unhappy with the way that our party is going in the labor party the m.p.'s have been complaining often shift to the left to the extreme left is what they're complaining and the conservative party as we've seen now they mostly about the bricks of policies but also they're complaining that the party in the government is too much in the hands of those on the right of the party of the g they're called who are very much advocating breaks it at any cost even if it's an old you know do bradford and they just fit firmly believe that there is something missing in the center ground of british politics they say that politics is broken and that they feel that they have to just create a new movement and what they're hoping for would be that others will join you would join them other m.p.'s from all sides of the house of commons even the liberal democrats i think they're hoping would cooperate with them but also of course members so i think what they are hoping to create is a new party within the next weeks and months and what could all of this big mean for brics it. fir

there are some in the labor party who quite frankly will be extremely angry at the fact thatjeremy corbyn gates, a long—time standing jeremy corbyn critic, suggesting that he is opening the door to facilitating brexit is. thank you very much the talk you through. the father of molly russell, the 1a year old who took her own life in 2017 after viewing images of self—harm on instagram — is calling on social media companies to give him access to his daughter's accounts. ian russell says he wants to know more about why she killed herself but he can't access either her social media or her phone. as the law stands all the data belongs to the tech companies not the family. angus crawford reports. when a child dies, what happens to their online life, their messages, posts and pictures, their most personal data ? that's an agonising question for molly russell's dad, ian. there's data on her electronic devices that we can't access. it won't do any good in molly's case, but of course, we might learn lessons that might help other people. i'm sure there's something on her instagram account... the fami

though some of the little brats supporting one of the labor party might be convinced it's release and they can get in and prove guilt or likewise i think some of the more extreme broadstairs and party they realise that they don't by any sort of deal in the next few weeks they may not end up with any sort of breath set or braces that may not happen for a long period it's i had an extension article fifteen which they're really not for either talk to us and a little bit about i mean what would in no deal as so-called disorderly brags it mean for the country mostly experts say it would be awful for the country but i think one of the key aspects that people looking at is that every this isn't a done for the century and you look at a few things like flights you look at food you look at lorries you look at dover which is physically important there is a recently air study that even just a few minutes delayed for truck at dover would cause catastrophic at best across the country and sense of getting just in time supplies all the way around to the quay so no one really knows the all star ci

years since the founding of one of the largest socialist movements in western europe the british labor party. us vice president. proclaimed president in colombia where he arrived to announce washington's plans to resolve the crisis comes after a weekend of violence triggered by america's attempts to deliver aid which is being rejected by. the un's high schools has demanded the u.k. control of the silence as rapidly as possible and return the territory to militias . a second meeting with north korean leader kim jong un we look at how the host nation of vietnam is getting ready for the summer. giving a welcome you're watching international. the us vice president. where he's met with the regional group bloc to discuss ways out of the venezuela crisis as tensions ramp up on its borders more on this let's go live to new york for more . take us through what exactly has been said in. well mike pence who is the vice president of the united states brought greetings to the gathering on behalf of donald trump and the united states and said that the united states is one hundred percent behind one blade

of a delay to break is it and jeremy corbin the leader of the opposition labor party he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that's that the labor party won't support to resume maze of botched plan as jeremy corbyn calls it so for all those thinking that this brags it ride would be over either way after the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the air until the end of may or if labor gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially cancel the entire thing just another day in the land of bragg's it. a series of facebook news pages linked to r.t. hour back online after the firm producing them agreed to the social media giants new demands facebook could block the popular pages for ten days the four sites including in the now were sought after details about the project's owners were made clearer they're produced by the german registered company moffitt media which is largely owned by news agency ruptly rafiq media insists its editorial independent of r.t. c.e.o. and he said now he says facebook's demands are unprecedented. after ten days do

the labor party leadership, the general party secretary refused last week to publish these figures.e committee hadn't given her authority to do that. i think it was impossible to keep a lid on that. mps were putting pressure on them. they can see it every day in the tweets that were sent to mps. the figures are amazing. 673 complaints, which is not just figures are amazing. 673 complaints, which is notjust tweets but individuals involved between april and january but what's also quite surprising is that only 12 activists have been expelled through that system and only a very small harbour have a slap on the wrist, saying we arejust reminding you of have a slap on the wrist, saying we are just reminding you of the party rules. given the concerns that there are aboutjeremy rules. given the concerns that there are about jeremy corbyn's rules. given the concerns that there are aboutjeremy corbyn's failure to get a are aboutjeremy corbyn's failure to geta grip are aboutjeremy corbyn's failure to get a grip on anti—semitism, it doesn't look very good. after the weekend, when lucy honor—be

media seem to have suddenly discovered policies agreed by britain's labor party on brics it so what does it all mean for the corbett project joining me now is the man who won the largest individual mandate in europe former mayor of london ken livingstone again thanks for coming back on before we get to these weighty issues the president mayor of london issued a warning about not jogging and walking fast in london the british capital because of the degree of air pollution this week because of the warm weather which catastrophic i've worked in central london fifty years all my life my lungs for a couldn't someone five years older and so we've got to tackle this problem we've got to get rid of d. so we've got a massively improve our equality act let's get on to this business about the mainstream media suddenly discovering a compazine from last year's labor. influence why do you think there's been such a hollow ballou about repeating the call design that there could be a second referendum if different stages of this process were read it was there in the tea party labor's preference is they w

s from the labor party broke away to form the social democratic party they tried to change the landscape of british politics it didn't work does this grouping have a long term future in your view well it's too early to say you're absolutely right when the m.p.'s left in one thousand nine hundred precisely not precisely on the same issues but similar kind of issues for the labor party was led in a left wing way and these were moderates who wanted to form a social democracy there's definitely an echo there are in that in the seven now eight m.p.'s who broken away here now joined by three conservatives and that's is interesting because in the one nine hundred eighty s. there were very few conservatives one in five joy in that gang of labor m.p.'s who left so what we've got here is the beginning of a kind of independent movement but with no leader no policies nothing having said that opinion poll today suggested to them fourteen percent which is not bad for a completely new arrangement that isn't really a party so it doesn't tell us too much yet but yes it is a bit like what happened in one

labor conference why do you think there's been such a hollow ballou about repeating the that there could be a second referendum if different stages of this process were read it was there in the tea party labor's preference is they want a general election if they don't get rid of trees that might be if he can be a general election.

jail in the general strike you got into parliament as a labor member every office because of the labor party a cabinet minister appointed by labor prime minister and then you left the party that's a cancerous growth not personally but i think people will betray those who gave them power are the real threat and that threat arguably emerged again in the past forty eight hours so called red tories revealed that they were against jeremy corbyn becoming pm even though is leadership is seen labor make its biggest gain since ninety forty five but what apart from corbin's pro palestinian rights and anti blair.

members who defected from their party then there was an eight these are all labor party members of formally said now they've been joined by three members of the conservative party what's going on. well there's a huge i said there is a groundswell among disillusioned m.p.'s i hesitate say huge we'll wait and see just how big this groundswell becomes who are unhappy with the mainstream parties in the u.k. and the way the bracks it has been negotiated they're unhappy with the prime minister's stance this kind of my deal or no deal kind of position of the prime minister has stuck to ever all these months only now or slightly amending it to a kind of updated deal or no deal and of course on the left of politics the labor party an opposition party which to some labor m.p.'s appears to be acquiescing with the government pushing for bricks instead of opposing bricks it which is what many labor m.p.'s would like to see the impact of this well that's open to question i mean if these were new m.p.'s who are coming in then given the very tight arithmetic of the british parliament and the fa

in the house of commons and he may do it challenged others within the conservative party and the labor party to the brave are really trying to force the government to do what part of the wants of rule. quintile joining us tonight from london quite as always we appreciate your insights thank you thank you. or france's president has promised to punish those responsible for defacing a jewish cemetery in the country now tombstones were spray painted with blue and yellow swastikas it's the latest in a string of anti-semitic attacks in france which have probably thousands to join protests across the nation they've been marching under the slogan vets' enough. france is standing up on tuesday evening thousands demonstrated against anti semitism at the plaster level a publique and across france the socialist had called the protest and most of the political spectrum was present except the far right of the numbers speak for themselves. false friends has to stand you can see what's happening i don't know how it starts and how it ends. on tuesday afternoon president ma calm this it is the quotes and i'm

is becoming a regular thing now here with his friends and story indeed indeed so we've got the labor party really surprising people here with this this u. turn but do we know what this vote will be on and he will it be to rescind may's plan or will it be on remaining in the e.u. we're going to get the things in the right order. jeremy corbyn and the labor policy first and foremost want their own version of bricks it a soft bricks it's a job. to the economy that's the first priority they finally realize what has been clear for a long time to anyone who's been observing this the chief of all the fullback position is that finally coming to today is essentially say ok we realize that and now we've got to move to holding a referendum the challenge is going to come when this is going to be voted on wednesday is there a majority for that in the house of commons at the moment i think actually the olds 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

jeremy corbyn is set to announce his party will back a second referendum on briggs if labor's own proposed deal is rejected later in the week the news comes after top e.u. officials have suggested alone briggs it warning that britain's prime minister may not be able to keep her pledge to go the deal of march. well those two suggestions that i just outlined poly they are not going to end well if they happen i suggest you get out of london while you can but before you do bring us up to date. well the plot has thickened even more we've got this new break because it breaking news and it's come out of the weekly labor meeting that takes place in parliament on a monday and the news is that jeremy corbyn the leader of the opposition labor party has said that his party will support a second referendum and through the sort of parliamentary process that we have going on here now they'll be putting forward all supporting an amendment in favor of another public vote and the statement we're getting from this meeting is that one way or another. jeremy corbyn says we'll do everything in our power to prev

while it would be very nice to think that we have but i'm afraid that you know the made by the labor party on monday appears to be unraveling really really fast so it looks so we were where we started with the labor no people's votes amendment on the order paper today in the house of commons no commitment might get in different sources saying different things what appears to be clear is that the people's vote will still only be put on the table if all other options fail so i'm afraid i thought it was a really positive development on monday but i'm afraid it doesn't look like it's going to be the case and again we've got two major parties here the taurus and the labor party who are letting britain down and they're just putting themselves first rather than the country and it's really disappointing so it seems like a people's vote a second referendum is becoming unrealistic and also there is not really a majority in the house of commons for it is a well i'm not sure of that we've got two parties who are being what you know the tory party the lead party to two against the people's votes at the

of aid to lay to break states and jeremy corbin the leader of the old position labor party he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that's that the labor party won't support series of maze of boat plan as jeremy called been calls it so fruitless thinking that this brags it right would be a vel either way off to the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the air until the end of may or if labor gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially council the entire thing just another day in the land of bragg's it. violence has flared again at the venezuela colombia border over the blockade of humanitarian aid venezuela's government says it is taking preventative measures against foreign intervention. it might. be that. i'm was. the turmoil in venezuela is being heightened by a debate over whether to allow u.s. aid into the country truckloads of supplies have amassed on the borders with colombia and brazil over the weekend president has blocked of the deliveries fearing the lorries could be carrying weapons clashes at a checkpoint between opp

the labor party won't support series of maze of boats planned as jeremy corbin calls it so fruitless thinking that this brags it ride would be a vel either way off to the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the yeah right intil the end of may or slavery gets its way there could be another public vote to potentially council the entire thing just another day in the land of bragg's it ok tell you for the shortest of brakes this is our to trust. anyone else seemed wrong why don't we just don't call. me. yet to see how it just did come out to. and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. with politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be rich. too great to be cross it's like the four three of the four people. interested always in the water. fourteen minutes past seven pm here in moscow welcome back india claims it's hit a training camp belonging to a kashmir based terror group killing three hundred fighters

a manages to purse through deal as she's hoping which labor calls a botched plan well then the labor party here wants a consummate a republic vote so they would want the public to approve her deal series a may is saying that this concession of a delay to article fifty of britain's departure from the e.u. it shouldn't really matter because she's still hoping and saying that she doesn't want to delay because she's entertaining the notion that she will be able to get her deal through parliament tops off police thanks for breaking all of this or probably boy girl in westminster. moving on clean. it's killed hundreds of fighters from a customer group it's blamed for killing dozens of police officers earlier this month we've got the latest right after this. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. theory dramatic to follow only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to liberals in america they consider themselves to be living in. the masses and they're never wrong and they have the moral h