parliament defending her decision to the labor exit but she also urged lawmakers to come together behind a compromise exit plan with the opposition party the labor party well that's after the e.u. agreed to delay the u.k.'s departure for a second time britain now has until october thirty first to approve it would draw to your approval but if we can't then the a voting is underway in the world's biggest parliamentary election nearly nine hundred million indians are eligible to cast their ballots voting will take place in seven phases across different regions from now until may the one thousand and mammoth one million polling stations are being set up to reach even the most remote of areas in the country. the army is sued on has seized power they've ousted and arrested president armada bashir today's dramatic developments bring to an end thirty years of autocratic rule in a televised statement the country's defense minister announced a two here long transitional government run by the army he also declared a three month long state of emergency and set up a share is being held at a secure place meanwhile in the capital hard tonight as of thousands of people ha

party this is all very split very tribal not just within the conservative party but in the labor party as well and with this she is hoping that she's trying to get some kind of cross party consensus with which she can then go to the when she meets the next week and say look i'm just this close to getting the deal passed through please grant me a little bit more time and then i can get this passed and that is the key this week isn't it because she will travel to brussels on wednesday and she will ask for an extension but it's not clear what what the europeans will be willing to agree to no i mean don't forget also of course that throughout this whole process the twenty seven nations have really spoke with one singular voice and there's been a sort of slight rupture at this whole idea there are those who are sort of trying to stay as patient with this is possible and saying ok let's just grant this deal but then you've had are the more shall we say harsh of course they've moved sample france is the president who's who's actually commenting on how the is running out of patience on this and perhap

continuing down the track of talks with the labor party those talks are due to continue on thursday of course she promised e.u. leaders that they were going well as a pretense of a pretext rather for the extension she was given e.u. leaders. the other end we're told by the labor party that they weren't going all that well that the government in fact it showed little willingness or sign of real compromise so will the first order of business be a real sense an intention to compromise to find a deal or there was a clue last night in the press conference she gave went off by the media whether she plans now to resign she said no she will resign when and only when withdrawal agreement is parsed by this parliament so they will be in fact that real priority is once again to try to get briggs deal passed by this parliament to deal i'll remind you that's been comprehensively rejected three times already john of many things. australia's prime minister has called a general election for may eighteenth with the campaign expected to focus on taxation climate change and inequality and scott morrison is conservative coalition is seeking a third term in office

conservative coalition is seeking a third term in office but opinion polls for the opposition labor party well ahead the coalition slipped into a minority government last year and will need to win seats to govern in its own rights. the turkish government has promised financial reforms to revive its ailing economy in the past year turkey has faced high inflation and recession partly national currency the euro has plunged nearly thirty percent in value many consumers are now finding it difficult to afford imported goods if mark has more from istanbul. turkey is troubled economy is affecting people who could afford to buy. onions a mainstay of turkish cuisine have almost doubled in price in the past few weeks consumers are feeling the squeeze much better. told me the prices all things i wanted i had to give them back they were too expensive for me turkey is heavily dependent on foreign imports on everything from food to building materials the national currency the lira has plunged by a third in value causing costs to saw for the past three months the government has been trying to control the soar

saying this is all a trap and she shouldn't go for it so a lot of divide they're still in the labor party as well our correspondents on the story for us tonight in london thank you. well there is another incident of racist abuse in the top tier of european football this time it was aimed at italian league leaders you ventus nineteen year old boys kane was the target and the incident occurred within hours of a high level anti-racism meeting and long did it tended by some of the football's top brass people critics say have done little to combat the ugly side of the beautiful game. i miss you care for the i monkey chants from the host kalyani can see you ventus teenager moyse kane had to play through the racist abuse which only intensified after he aimed his goal celebration at the opposition fans i but it's the reaction of some of his own teammates that have left many wondering that it's not just the fans in need of educating eventis teammate you're not a new chief came under fire for his post match comments he said came inside at the hands i think the game is fifty fifty we are professionals we ha

prime minister if they'd had the chance they don't thankfully for the prime minister and the labor party as well is. in turmoil jeremy corbin's decision to speak so closely with the prime minister and specifically about the people's vote there are many in the party including all the way up to the shadow foreign secretary thornberry who wants a people's votes to be front and center if you like of whatever jeremy called and negotiates with the prime minister jeremy goban after he'd spoken with theresa may did say that the talks have been constructive but there was a slight hint of caution when he said that she had not been she had not shown as much change as he had expected in her approach and what's the latest on parliament's attempt to prevent no deal. well uproar frankly i mean separate to those efforts between the two leaders parliament itself is continuing to try to avert the prospect of no deal and this is a process that began a week ago with m.p.'s take seizing control of parliamentary at the parliamentary timetable trying to railroad through a whole legislative bill in one single day now s

common sense prevailed there in relation to the talks between the government and the opposition labor party well they obviously we saw in of these reports how they finished their second round of talks there has been a meeting that followed that of theresa may and her cabinet ministers and the room's other letter has gone out been prepared well to last is actually want to labor summing up the progress so far and we understand the possibility of a another people's vote has been floated as an idea no more than that and the other letter we understand is for donald tusk to ask formally for an extension to article fifty but what we don't know yet is how long the prime minister is going to ask that extension to be for britain thank you very much indeed australia has passed tough new laws that threaten to send social media executives to jail if they don't act quickly to take down violent content and government rushed the legislation through in response to last month's mosque attacks in new zealand which when i streamed by the killer andrew thomas reports from sydney. the crushed church killer broadcast

britain for the last two years has been anti semitism within the labor party but so what facebook now going to say i will burn the labor party as well it is simply a virtue signalling these groups are loathsome but all they're doing here is giving them publicity purely to give facebook and in stone to give themselves a fig leaf of respectability and they don't deserve their disgraceful companies and they have much much to be ashamed of. do you think neil has a point where. i think these are old tired arguments and for the likes of neil who i think is actually a very much a reasonable voice on a lot of these issues and his ilk fleet street types like piers morgan and others these are tired historic. arguments the real truth of the matter is these things are not small problems we joke ox he was murdered in twenty sixteen by man who was a member of britain first for lots of online. nationalist far right why. supremacist you'd even call them new fascist new nazi types the kind of people who are into apartheid separating the races into whites who have rights and others who don't and they are the lowest common denominator is their hate fo

saying this is all a trap and she shouldn't go for it so a lot of divide they're still in the labor party as well our correspondents on the story for us tonight in london showed off to thank you. in showing the three d. printing is booming the chinese have embraced this cutting edge technology in all areas of industry and manufacturing now it's even used in a form of plastic surgery on the dearly departed funeral home or creating a facial and full body mold for those who don't live in fires accidents and natural disasters we have more now in this report. the quest for eternal beauty using three d. printing technology military beauticians at this funeral home in one show can create modern day death masks and full body molds of the deceased. the technique involves scanning images of body parts into a computer which is then printed and finally has to create the costs. down you create a male mold and then we model a more detailed female mold using gypsum plaster charwoman. by injecting silica gel into the female mold so we create the surface of the face. and then we work on the hair and makeup. assoc

saying this is all a trap and she shouldn't go for it so a lot of divide there still in the labor party as well our correspondent on the story for us tonight in london showed off a thank you. well here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the german cabinet has passed a draft law that would strip dual nationals of their german citizenship if they fight for a terrorist group such as so-called islamic state the new law would not be applied retroactively and it would not affect mine the european union has launched fresh action against poland over its controversial judicial reforms the european commission finds that under the new system judges can be punished simply for acting independently a warsaw is already subject to unimpressive knitted proceedings by the e.u. that can see poland losing its voting rights in europe. celebrations erupted across algeria last night as president. his resignation which has now been officially confirmed the algerians have held weeks of mass demonstrations demanding that the ailing eighty two year old step down. it was not even

morrison is conservative coalition is seeking an office but opinion polls put the opposition labor party well ahead it was. really this morning i visited the governor general here in cambridge and he accepted my advice for an election to be hilda on the of my. we live in the base country in the world. but to secure your future the road ahead depends on a strong economy. and that's why there is so much at stake at the selection. it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty going to here in the headlines this hour i'll just say are sudan's military has taken over in a coup after weeks of anti-government protests the defense minister says the president obama al bashir will be arrested and held in close a safe place the army will be in charge of a transitional council for two years and the state of emergency has been put in place for three months or more good reports now from the heart to. it seems that more and more people are getting disappointed by the announcement initially as i suppose that not all of them had gotten the news the only thing that they were listening to the fact that pres

really wants to help the reason made to get to have breaks it over the line so far the labor party could say well this is a tory bragg's it and it's not how it drags it but now at the eleventh hour it's reason may is extending our hand many of said she should have done it a long time ago she did really shy to build a consensus and parliament at the beginning of the gregson pro says not to find out that at the end of it that the of that she negotiated with the european union is really not backed by parliament that's the reason there was a break that impasse and she has no other choice but to to make some moves that she hasn't tried before and this is what she's come up with a labor have said that they will sit down and we work with yeah i know over the our plan and labor seems to be willing to work with her so that's positive and you know when you've got things a winding up in the right just the right order and it looks like it's going to work boris johnson has to chime in and he's not impressed by what reese may do we know far as johnson the former foreign secretary who desperately desperately wa

european union with no deal at all they are going to be very bitterly disappointed by this the labor party as well is going to regard to resubmit its offer with some degree of suspicion i've heard from one m.p. tonights who said from an attorney she said she's trying to dip jeremy corbin's hands in the mess of brecht's it so you can see that labor are not necessarily going to welcome this with open arms it rather depends the devil will be in the details as to exactly how flexible the prime minister is going to be on some of these red lines that she's put down previously paul brennan with the latest from outside downing st paul thank you. well may says she will seek the shortest extension possible from the european union earlier its chief negotiator said the bloc was ready for a no deal breaks it's an aria. do you. desire or. never my desire. but you're. prepared. to do more. back say it was top of the agenda arlin's prime minister meeting with the french president in paris and then when the urge the u.k. to come up with a plan to end the stalemate. before doing. the rejection of the rich rural agr

it is the prime minister any closer to negotiating a deal with the with labor ahead of her meeting with the needed. well labor party officials and conservative party officials are meeting again this evening to try and see if they can come to some sort of agreement it's particularly significant now because on choose dates a reason may goes to see the french president of the german chancellor then she goes this emergency or in summits in luxembourg on wednesday and she needs to present to the european leaders a reason why they should grant the extension she wants to june the thirtieth or perhaps something longer than the europeans might propose so she wants to get from this meeting with the labor party they need to try and reach a deal that breaks it that they can all agree on that she can then present to the orkin leaders and say look it we go this is what we now need a bit of extra time to work on but the labor leader jeremy corbyn said that while they have been holding genuine talks they don't seem to have made a lot of progress. the problem is that the government doesn't seem to be moving off the original red lin

only game in town if you don't want to go with juries are amazed when well it seems to be because that is something that the labor party can support but as we can see the conservative party comes portis and that is because if the u.k. stays in a customs union they can't go out and strike that own trade deals with countries outside the e.u. and this is what many conservatives want to be able to do if they stick with a single market and they've got the whole issue of immigration because of people's movement and that is what again many do not want to happen so this is the problem with the bulls there mean if the plan that he was supporting basically almost makes you ask the question well then why bother with brakes if you're not going to be in control of you know these free trade agreements for example that is what was promised from day one that's what to resume a has always said has been a non-negotiable yes but then he and other has such as stephen kinect from the labor party he was also supporting him on this would say well this is a a way to ensure that we are honoring the referendum results and twenty sixteen because

so but my deal or else that that's what the game is because essentially the labor party and kissed janice today has said well she hasn't budged she simply terrifying what's already agreed in effect i think that many people in the really crimes that have made this i think many system has thrown up such as such a mass. ecuador's ambassador to the u.k. has refused to confirm rumors that join us could be expelled from the building that was after wiki leaks claimed it could happen within days or hours the whistleblower has been holed up inside since being granted asylum almost seven years ago. is outside the embassy for us with details. wiki leaks dropped a bombshell on pace day nights claiming that julian assange could be expelled from the ecuadorian embassy just behind me in a matter of hour was days we can make suggested that i am a papers could be used as a pretext now these papers allege that the ecuadorian president benefits from an offshore accounts in panama which the president strongly denies and although wiki leaks also denies any involvement in publishing the papers murano house responded quite harshly

so back my deal or else that that's what the game is because essentially the labor party and kissed janice today has said well she hasn't budged she's simply clarifying what's already agreed and if you read the letter she insists on her withdrawal deal so i think that many people in the are really quite fed up with this i think many of them are absolutely astonished that the the british political establishment the british system has thrown up such and such a mass. i could i was ambassador to the u.k. has played down rumors that julian assange could be expelled from the building but after wiki leaks claimed that it could happen within days or even hours the whistle blowers been holed up inside since being granted asylum there six years ago seth he has been outside the embassy for us with details. wiki leaks dropped a bombshell on pace day nights claiming that julian assange could be expelled from the ecuadorian embassy just behind me in a matter of hours or days we can leak suggested that i am a papers could be used as a pretext now these papers allege that the ecuadorian president benefits from an offshore ac

so bad my deal or else that that's what the game is because essentially the labor party and kissed dahmus today has said well she hasn't budged she's simply clarifying what's already agreed and if you read the letter she insists on her withdrawal deal so i think she's trying to buy time she's already had rejected the thirtieth of june though there is a commitment to holding european elections so that i think is the strategy it's taken three or four days to to work it out. and a fallback position is that surely her backbenchers the hard core not support oh well then we'll have a longer two to see it through when and they will have to come to some kind of agreement with labor though if i can just add. agreeing about what's in the political declaration is neither here nor there because governments can change the real issue is what is in the treaty the withdrawal agreement and i think labor arguing about the political declaration is like speculating about what will happen in six ten months time not knowing who's going to be in charge in the conservative party yeah this is actually a very interesting point you ma

minister be able to get the support she's not really a received so far from her own party from the opposition from labor. well the initial sounds that we've had from labor very positive they see it as a genuine office at least this is what they say they also have to present themselves as open they have time and again os reason they to sit down together and to come to some compromise and i feel very critical that she hasn't done it much as we know that in her own party there is a lot of resistance especially from the right of her own party one of the members of the right wing off the party has said well she's not handing bragg's it over to make a deal with a socialist so really not very happy and they are saying that they're fighting tooth and nail to prevent something like a sofa breaks it like a customs union which is something that labor would like to see so really it's about the shape of bricks and what form of breaks that's really the issue and it's about the guarantees that treason make can also give to labor what is she going to how is she going to go through a go about it she hasn't flesh this out so t

labor party how do they feel there are tim proselytising with the enemy. well a lot of them are on board and they want the deal to pass some have been wanting to leave the european union all along and stay ahead of that finally to recently is reaching out across the party and trying to find a new way forward saying that he's caving in and that the promises that theresa may is making might not be held up by a future prime minister when the talks are happening with the european union and future relationships that there might be a hard line break city of prime minister and from the tory party and that the promises that may might agree on with corba now might not hold up we just have to remember parliament here is extremely divided they remain divided and time is really taking next week is the e.u. summit and until then the u.k. has to find a way forward and at the moment it seems to most likely that this is the way forward. jeremy corbyn then theresa may are greening upon. london thank you. now to venezuela where the self-proclaimed president is challenging the au

labor party generally called and said talks are to resume meet the talks had been useful but inconclusive now they're talking for a second day where will they be looking for common ground to break the deadlock. well there is some come common ground between labor and tory on this so between corbin and may both parties in general want the u.k. to leave the european union they want to stop the freedom of movement of people with the labor party pushing towards the soft remaining in the customs union probably. trying to hold a second referendum here in the u.k. and the question is whether may is willing to budge on those red lines that she has said she has always said that she doesn't want the u.k. to remain in the customs union so this is the big question moving forward and both parties are very very split on this issue we've seen incredible pressure from the labor base from labor m.p.'s on jeremy coleman but also in teresa mayes policy two ministers resigned over this issue saying two recent collaborating with the enemy that coleman was an anti-semite and a marxist and so actually in the u.k. very little hope that these talks will lead to any conclusion. another deadline coming up european parliamen

before parliament for another go at the same time the leader of the opposition labor party chairman corben this way of saying well look you know you've had multiple goes at your deal m.p. should also be given a chance to put alternative plans before the house once again possibly before the end of the week which is going around in circles and we need barca thank you knaves then london for us now a group of former u.s. intelligence agents helps the united arab emirates to spy on prominent arab media figures according to a special report by reuters targets for the hackers included the chairman of the opposition network and the host of a b.b.c. arabic television show was part of the u.a.e. intelligence program which was exposed by a reuters earlier this year this is their report. i am hoping that cooler heads will prevail when the united arab emirates and its allies broke with neighboring could tor over a host of grievances in june twenty seventh a group of american hackers working for a secret u.a.e. spy program sprang into action as first revealed by reuters those american operatives had once worked for the n.s.a.

them a of course has been talking to the opposition labor party about the way forward to me know how those talks. or they're not going particularly well either we are in the third day of talks between downing street and the labor opposition and a comments from a labor party spokesman earlier was that we are disappointed that the government has not offered real change or compromise to come they want the juries are made to come forward with genuine changes to her deal in an effort to find an alternative that can win support in parliament so labor does not think that the government is actually really budging in its positions at all downing street has come back and said what we have made serious proposals proposals in talks this week and we are prepared to bring changes to the political declaration in order to deliver a deal that is acceptable to both sides but it seems like that agreement that compromise is still some way off wary and westminster thank you germany has asked the e.u. to find a safe port for a migrant rescue ship that is stuck in the mediterranean sea sixty four migrants were rescued off the coast of libya on wednesday by

piece scottish national party member the feeling is that by allowing jeremy corbyn see of potentially get his fingerprints on a compromise deal if the deal goes well then both the labor party and the conservatives both to reason by and corbin can celebrate together if it goes by a delay then of course it can both be blamed what that will mean for their political careers in the long run who knows what will that mean for the parties in the long run who knows but the question at the moment right now is whether or not a compromise is a toll possible given that both of these parties have been going at bret's it from slightly different angles it's can be very interesting indeed to see whether or not so one policy gives more than another but as this continues the comma around to reason may in corbin is growing ever louder clamor amongst hardline breck city is saying the trees of maize doing the wrong thing climate from within jeremy corbin's labor party who are deeply wired's that the labor policy and corbin of being looted down a very very dark road need thanks very much mostly with bricks it matthew goodwin is a senior visiting fellow in the europe program a chance and he

talks with the labor party we hope we can come to some sort of agreement although the indications so far from the labor party as we've heard are that those talks are not going that well but to resume a needs to give something to those european leaders so they can give her the extension that she wants brazil's president says he's working with the u.s. government to so dissent in van as well as army joe your boss donald trump of the white house last month they were among the first to throw their support behind venezuelan opposition leader why though and his efforts to oust president nicolas maduro by those called for the military's backing but the top brass remains loyal to my door. one hundred million indians are eligible to vote from thursday in an election that won't end until the twenty third of may prime minister. a second term in office but faces strong opposition from the whole gandy of the opposition congress party so hell raman looks at the big issues at stake. for decades india had only no coalition governments. but in twenty four. the populace leader of the party or the b j p swept a victory with an absolute majority his government promised to ease poverty i

talks with the labor party we hope we can come to some sort of agreement although the indications so far from the labor party as we've heard are that those talks are not going that well but to reason may needs to give something to those european leaders so they can give her the extension that she wants. brazil's president says he's working with the u.s. government to sow dissent in venezuela's army. visited donald trump at the white house last month they were among the first to throw their support behind venezuelan opposition leader. and his efforts to oust president nicolas maduro called for the military's backing but the top brass remains loyal to. the u.s. city of chicago saw a spike in gun violence over the weekend with five murders and twenty four shootings one of them at a baby shower john hendren has the latest from downtown chicago. it was a violent weekend in chicago twenty four people were shot three of them killed over a twenty four hour period that began at four am on saturday police say most of the shootings happened on the south and west sides of chicago those are the violent areas where gangs operate where most of the violence happens in the city one o

non-negotiable yes but then he and of is such as stephen connect from the labor party he was also supporting him on this would say well this is a way to ensure that we are honoring the referendum results in twenty sixteen because we are taking the u.k. out of the new thought we have still ensuring we have for action in this trade so it's not going to upset me it's not going to upset business but i completely take on board but you will say because basically the u.k. will become a rule take not so will make a because that would be sitting at the top table so. there's a we're where do we go from here we have another big session planned on wednesday in parliament tomorrow you and i were talking there's going to be a meeting yet if the ticket that there will be a cabinet meeting said theresa may with a cabinet we're told for a five hours three of those hours will be without civil servants and they will be talking very politically and the room raise pops the talking about a general election because everything is on the table including a no deal breck's it next week which has become perhaps ever more likely given that the si

labor party could make some gains. the government and the conservative party not doing as well in the polls compared to a few months agooday? i think all eyes really remain on the cabinet session. will there be residence thagnatt comes out of it, and what happens tomorrow in parliament, will there be another effort by mps as there was last night to try to take control of the business of the day to force the prime minister, legally, even though there was no consensus and majority on issues yesterday, legally follow their direction potentially adding customs union to her deal, all of that still up in the air without a doubt, time running out for this prime minister. >> not clear if anyone could get this participate limit to agree on a -- parliament to agree on a deal. nic robertson live for us at 10 downy, thanks. >>> shoppers spent a little last month, signaling the economy could be slowing down. data showed retail sales fell slightly in february. sales for january revised higher. shoppers cut back on purchases of furniture, clothing, groceries, electronics, they bought more cars though. sales at car dealerships rebound

for a political parties but back us the left party many greens and some social democrats as well as the berlin tenants association and labor unions but our strength lies in the people in there are key partners even if the petition succeeds the referendum wouldn't be binding the city government wouldn't be compelled to act on it and it's not clear it could afford to act the doj of one company says it's not worried. the our. we have well founded expert opinions that such expropriations are not permissible under the law. whatever the outcome the petition and demonstrations in berlin and other cities are focused public discourse on the problem which affects a large section of the pie. eighty six percent of the residents rent their homes. we want to draw attention to what's going on in the city the crazy rents they've sold seventy percent over the past ten years people have that back to the wall wages on keeping up something has to give. but what exactly has more people moved to berlin the demand for housing rises to while the supply hasn't kept up and soaring rents finding a solution one be easy but if you're going. to see the

at the moment because it now has the backing of the opposition labor party and the scottish parliamentarian's in the house of commons as well so it does seem to be gaining some considerable support whether it has a majority will have to see later on the saving when the vote comes in i can bring in alan wager now from king's college london who can give me his take on all of these options what do you look at these things for the speaker john boehner has put in front of m.p.'s to consider none of them if you will of a brick city persuasion seem all that bricks if you know that it will be the mother of all battles of trees and may has to take one of these options on the choice that reason they would be faced with after tonight if one of these options gets some sort of majority will be go with the flow of what parliament is suggested what the house of commons are willing to stomach all go with her own party over half of whom have said they want a no deal breaks it on the choice which reason they will be deceived with thousand commons all does she keep the leadership of the party on a cabinet on side and to really difficult to sa

relationship between her and jeremy colvin the leader of the labor party but it seems that what she's trying to do is put the ball in their court well number one the most important point there is that she's trying to she's saying that they do not want a no deal bricks it and that is perhaps why cabinet has lost it for so many hours today trying to get agreement on that because we know that many members of cabinet of her top team seem to be quite happy to move towards a no deal bracks whether they really are that's what they have appeared to say so she seems to have a rule that out and which is why she wants a further extension from the e.u. of article fifty say that means to laying bricks at a little bit further and to she get a deal through and this is why she's throwing it to jeremy corbyn to try to find some compromise in a way that they can get it through otherwise she seems to be talking about taking control of these indicative votes that we've been saying for there was a second got through asia gets nowhere with goes nowhere with jeremy corbyn the end . that will be the next in taking control of these these proposals that have

living and fighting corruption and then there's a from the labor party which hasn't won an election in twenty years to palestinian israeli parties as well are also running our aforesaid reports now from west jerusalem on the battle for power. which of these men do israelis want as their prime minister for all the myriad parties and themes to loomed over this campaign the real fight remains benjamin netanyahu versus benny gantz has never had a better friend than you for israel's prime minister the strategy has been clear portray himself as the only politician capable of playing in the big league keeping israel safe and scoring wins such as last week's u.s. indorsement it was really sovereignty over the occupied golan heights like his friend in the white house he's gone on the attack against the media and the legal establishment whose investigation into lavish gifts and alleged media manipulation he calls a witch hunt nonetheless in the middle of the campaign his attorney general decided enough real witches were found to recommend indictment for bribery fraud and breach of trust which netanyahu denies it remain an issue for a few days on

party there are some that. afraid that he might dirtiest hands that labor would be tarnished so far they could say well this is a tour of bragg's it and they didn't have much to do with it now this could change when three's a maze trying to. get him to to back her out on the other hand you have to assume that jeremy coburn also wants the best for the country and that's he and the most of the labor policy you don't want to see the u.k. crashing out without any deal in just over a week's time without any. any plan for the future with all the implications that has for security for business so that he will do everything he can and owed it to to make it happen and prevent this notice so dalia you know because we're getting reports right now that jeremy corbyn has reportedly said he will meet with theresa may with no conditions and that would be a first in this long breaks and saga if that is indeed the case what about parliament the parliament is trying to form its own deal independent of government what will they say to this. well palm end is having this parallel process really because they also want to move don't

there will be tax cuts as well but there would plenty for the government to attack. the opposition labor party is looking at changes to tax breaks around properties. look for the government to attack that. you wouldn't rule out this getting personal. there is the old favorite of border security as well. >> we are seeing the lines being drawn around missions reductions. it is been confusing given that both sides have had similar policies. but they are not agreeing on it. >> climate on the background like a dark cloud. partye seen the labour campaigning on a climate policy. >> one of the areas of criticism for the policy paralysis. scott morrison has called a federal election to cut -- take place on may 18. up ahead, india goes to the polls as well kicking off today. chiefroup's global economist says don't be full by the equity rally. there are plenty of reasons for caution area that this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are counting down to the start of trading in sydney. politics gaining ground when it comes to making headlines. the prime minister is dissolving both houses of parliament this morning and

well we don't know exactly but we do know that the labor party have said the day wore on their own version of franks it is in a customs union and also a line with a single moccasins they are voting for for those options so it remains to be seen how many conservative m.p.'s are going to calm round and support this deal it's called common market two point zero is the sort of pat named head spin given to this. also we don't know what's going to happen if they actually find a majority for any of these versions tonight what was the reason may actually do with it is she going to be bought out by palm and will they try and force a hand to implement it i mean all these are questions very much in the open at the moment and i mean one of the other alternatives i mean is there real talk about a possible new general election and what about theresa may herself and she did promise she would resign if her brakes and plan were to be passed. exactly she said she would resign basically as a gift to m.p.'s who are skeptical about how she has conducted bret's if she had said if you approve of my ideas and she

down had deal time and again she's holding talks now with a labor of position party and from all we know those talks are not going extremely well but they're going to go on then they're going to go to new now the m.p.'s have remarked that there isn't really a tradition here in the u.k. of finding a consensus is very much the winner takes it all so that might be the reason why it's so difficult or might be one reason why it's a difficult for parliamentarians and also for the government in opposition to come together but it remains that it is very very very tricky to bridge the gaps between labor and the conservative party finally the parliament might get a vote might get another chance to get a process of indicative votes where maybe they can find either in a series of votes or one solution that they can then rally behind by remains a very slow and painful process here in london. so. no consensus in london what about brussels or e.u. countries united on giving theresa may more time. yes. that's for sure because nobody in the you want to take the blame for no breaks that they will not let britain crush crush out of the union mich

these discussions with the labor leader on the opposition benches jeremy coleman how are those talks likely to be impacted. well they're supposed to resume on thursday the labor party has said that they've seen no sign of the prime minister's willingness to move on her red lines famous red lines to take in the idea of a customs union that of course labor wants the big test will be once they resume is she going to go in earnest into an effort to reach a deal has she simply been using these talks bubbling away in the background as a pretext to ask the e.u. for the extension that she wanted another possibility and don't be surprised if this happens is in the next week or two she comes back and asks for a fourth time in parliament to accept her thrice defeated deal banking perhaps on the idea that m.p.'s have reached a point where they've simply had enough. benjamin netanyahu looks set for a fifth as israel's prime minister despite the passing of his main rival winning as many seats but mr netanyahu is expected to get the support of right wing parties to form a coalition government or a force that begins our coverage from west jerusalem. just hours after claiming victo

talks with the labor party we hope we can come to some sort of agreement although the indications so far from the labor party as we've heard are that those talks are not going that well but to reason may need to give something to those european leaders so they can give her the extension that she wants. so in his ruling party has announced its political manifesto just days before the start of the world's large. election the b j p is promising improved national security and social programs are doing more to fight corruption it's also targeting women voters with promises of what it called female empowerment prime minister narendra modi's seeking reelection but faces opposition from raul gandhi of the congress party so let's take a look at the key issues ahead of the polls opening on thursday unemployment is a major concern that with india is suffering its worst way to nearly half a century or more than one billion people in the country and about half are under twenty five and out of work the needs of india's farmers are also a priority about a quarter of the population works in agriculture for the many facing low crop prices and mounting debt hate crimes are another iss