international now british m.p. has tweeted god save us after reports claimed that the army will fly in food medicine and fuel should the country crash out of the without a trade deal the military has since said though it's not received any such instructions and downing street has confirmed it's not planning to call on their help but for some the reports of still created a sense of panic. with the works of deadline looming uncertainty about what exactly is going to be achieved come march next year seems to be peaking especially in light of these latest reports circulating in the british press suggesting that the british army is on standby to be able to deliver crucial goods and supplies in case of a new deal wrecks it good such as food and fuel medicine etc and of course it's safe to assume that measures like this would usually be taken in case of emergencies and of course our reactions from m.p.'s here in london have been very swift with some being shocked and others refusing to be manipulated into what they call scare

our top story this god help push the british m.p. has tweeted in response to reports the u.k. army will fry in food medicine and fuel should the country crash out of the without a trade deal while the military since said it's not received any formal such formal instructions the news has created panic with the country deeply divided over breaks it parties on the situation. does work that deadline fast approaching it seems this uncertainty about what exactly is going to be achieved come march next year has been weak at this rationally in light the reports that have been circulating here in the british press over the last couple of days talking about how the british army could be involved if there is a no deal brack there. in terms of helping provide supplies such as few food and medicine and certainly this is something that would usually be associated with an emergency and of course the reaction. has been very swift to these reports some saying they're shocked and others refusing to be manipulated with what they call scare tactics god help us this is not coming from remain as th

tonight accompanying the salads and schnitzels there's also political chatter because the local m.p. has dropped in to hear people's concerns as this is election year the christian social union is taking no chances this is a belief that once we're here to speak for the voters to persuade them that ours is the right way as a genuine people's party we can govern bavaria that we can keep our society pulling together not apart and so our economy prospers and iraq share in it. but that's the problem for his party. traditionally this parliament has been a stronghold for the c.s.u. in election after election since world war two it seemed to have a stranglehold both on parliament and politics here and yet if the opinion polls are accurate that grip may be slipping where once the c.s. you could count on winning almost half the votes now that's fallen below forty percent the nearest rivals are the center left green party with the social democrats a few points back in third place and the far right anti immigrant a.f.d. close behind some people blame this man for the c.s. use present predicament hor

a british m.p. has tweeted god help us in response to reports the army will fly in food medicine and fuel if the country exits the e.u. without a trade deal the military says it hasn't received these instructions but the news has created concern in a country deeply divided over prices artie's an associate reports was brock's a deadline fast approaching it seems the uncertainty about what exactly is going to be achieved come march next year has been peaking at the specially in light of the reports that have been circulating here in the british press over the last couple of days talking about how the british army could be involved if there is a no deal brax it in terms of helping provide supplies such as few food and medicine and certainly this is something that would usually be associated with an emergency and of course our reaction. have been very swift to these reports some saying they're shocked and others are refusing to be manipulated with what they call scare tactics helpless this is not coming fro

a british m.p. has tweeted god help us in response to reports the army will fly in food medicine and fuel if the country exits the without a trade deal the military says it hasn't received these instructions but the news has created concern in a country deeper to find it over bricks that artie's honest us a check in our reports with us brits a deadline fast approaching it seems this uncertainty about what exactly is going to be achieved come march next year has been peaking at the specially in light of the reports that have been circulating here in the british press over the last couple of days talking about how the british army could be involved if there is a new deal brax it in terms of helping provide supplies such as few food and medicine and certainly this is something that would usually be associated with an emergency and of course the reaction. has been very swift to these reports some saying they're shocked and others are refusing to be manipulated with what they call scare tactics god help us t

and tonight accompanying the salads and schnitzels there's also political chat because the local m.p. has dropped in to hear people's concerns as this is election year the christian social union is taking no chances this is not really fit once we're here to speak for the voters so we're going to persuade them that ours is the right way as a genuine people's party we can govern bavaria that we can keep our society pulling together not apart and so our economy prospers and agriculture. but that's the problem for his party. traditionally this parliament has been a stronghold for the c.s.u. in election after election since world war two it seemed to have a stranglehold both on parliament and politics here and yet if the opinion polls are accurate that grip may be slipping where once the c.s. you could count on winning almost half the votes now that's fallen below forty percent the nearest rivals. our the center left green party with the social democrats a few points back in third place and the far right anti immigrant close behind some people blame this man for the c.s. use present predicamen

tonight accompanying the salads and schnitzels there's also political chatter because the local m.p. has dropped in to hear people's concerns as this is election year the christian social union is taking no chances this is not really knock me out we're here to speak for the voters so we're going to persuade them that ours is the right way as a genuine people's party we can govern varia that we can keep our society pulling together not apart and so our economy prospers and sharing it. but that's the problem for his party. traditionally this parliament has been a stronghold for the c.s.u. in election after election since world war two it seemed to have a stranglehold both on parliament and politics here and yet if the opinion polls are accurate that grip may be slipping where once the c.s. you could count on winning almost half the votes now that's fallen below forty percent the nearest rivals are the center left green party with the social democrats a few points back in third place and the far right anti immigrant a.f.d. close behind some people blame this man for the c.s. use present pre

tonight accompanying the salads and schnitzels there's also a political challenge because the local m.p. has dropped in to hear those concerns as this is election year the christian social union is taking no chances this is not really what. we're here to speak to the voters to persuade them that ours is the right way as a genuine people's party we can govern bavaria that we can keep our society pulling together not apart and so our economy prospers and. but that's the problem for his party. traditionally this parliament has been a stronghold for the c.s.u. in election after election since world war two it seemed to have a stranglehold both on parliament and politics here and yet if the opinion polls are accurate that grip may be slipping where once the c.s. you could count on winning almost half the votes now that's fallen below forty percent the nearest rivals are the center left green party with the social democrats a few points back in third place and the far right anti immigrant a.f.d. close behind some people blame this man for the c.s. use present predicament horsed zero of federal int

conservative party has spent the time fighting and arguing but mainly with itself my guess this week here in london is nikki morgan a former education minister and now a pro remain conservative m.p. why does she continue to prop up a prime minister who has failed so spectacularly to unite the paul.

political parties that are responsible to make the government why are participated in the elections has m.p.'s inside the parliament now this that say this new thing just to understand how much the people actually get get fed from from all those processes from all the political process is that starting from the let's say for about fourteen years the problem is that we don't have until now a real reform inside the popular political process that it will manage iraq crisis yes we die we defeated the r.h. we made a victory against that's because all the iraqi people sunni shia and kurds convinced convinced that the our first enemy is does but now the problem is that what with the boycott that happened in the elections which means that people actually get fed from the political process ok will not engage with any elections and the more and the same time they are looking for a good services to push them to what the real political process that is supposed to be happen before we get into the domestic politics. we're talking about people grappling with how to. gets electricity on a daily basis in wh

m.p.'s which has been running the country for almost four decades are the correspondent on the grid the ball on the story for us tonight and there's a bubble in capital harare melanie thanks very much for. and we will have more on this historic election coming up on the day you can also find more information about the election on our website www dot com slash africa you can also follow us on twitter at the. now to the united states u.s. president obama has been meeting with the italian prime minister decepticon day in washington the talks came amid a simmering trade dispute between the u.s. and the european union county arrived earlier on monday was received by president trump at the white house ahead of their one to one meeting the italian prime minister is seen as trump's major ally in europe they share similar views on policies such as closing borders to migrants and a friendly your stance towards russia the bilateral talks focused on migration trade and military cooperation here's part of what trump had to say earlier. to the prime minister to focus on the urgent need to protect our nati

m.p.'s which has been running the country for almost four decades are the correspondent on the grid the ball on the story for us tonight in the zimbabwean capital harare melanie thanks very much. and our coverage continues tonight from harare i'm joined by doug colt he is a human rights lawyer douglas good to have you on the show we've been following you today on twitter you tweeted today reminding voters of their rights urging them to stand their ground to wait for a polling station results to be publicly posted if you could help our viewers understand the process there in zimbabwe are you afraid that the counting results could be changed or fall to five by the polling station officers so it's important to understand this historical context really by the way has disputed and arguably rec'd elections for for decades. and so this is an opportunity for citizens to verify the result at the earliest possible moment is when the result at the polling station level is is posted outside the polling station if if citizens can obtain a photo of those with what's called to be a live in full from all el

conservative party has spent the time fighting and arguing but mainly with itself i guess this week here in london is nikki morgan a former education minister and now a pro remain conservative m.p. why did she continue to prop up a prime minister who has failed so spectacularly to unite the.

conservative party has spent the time fighting and arguing but mainly with itself my guest this week here in london is nikki morgan a former education minister and now a pro remain conservative m.p. why does she continue to prop up a prime minister who has failed so spectacularly to unite the.

m.p.'s found that the government has had to renegotiate over one hundred twenty million pounds of contracts since the beginning of the twenty sixteen alone to ensure public services would continue so everything it just said sounds dire amplify that times ten what the introduction of one simple word exit because the only thing hiding this catastrophe unfolding in britain for the past fifteen years or so was its connection to the e.u. and the ability to have its own currency and yet passport rights into the e.u. take those away and you have essentially greece on steroids and all those banks in the e.u. in america are going to attack the u.k. unmercifully and drive into bankruptcy yeah and a lot of people don't realize that one of the opt outs that the united kingdom had was part of the why they why u.s. banks and other global banks wanted their passport and rights into europe was that the u.k. allowed caviar to war so i could sell fraudulent products it was up to the customer who purchased your product to determine whether or not it was fraudulent whereas in europe you have to actually act on

m.p. for cell three has described it this morning on the british radio as a looking for a needle in the haystack because they could not unfortunately os. she was not in a good enough condition to to ask who were out what she did what the whereabouts of her went and we don't know if the police is actually able to get any information out to other for apartment still critical oh so they're really trying to find out where it was now with regard to the political aspect it's interesting because we have a nato summit and the question is whether the u.k. government is going to turn to its allies in order to ask for help to offer support with regard to russia because the u.k. is clearly blaming russia and now it's a murder investigation so it does have to also the political has the political angle really yes it's another step up i would say massive london thank you. and we would like to say in the u.k. now where prime minister to resign may is facing fresh charm oil in her cabinet with the resignation of the most senior official in charge of negotiating the country's exit from the european union on his w

this resignation that holds the office has offered how they want to treat thought later in the day on them probably around midday there will be a joint meeting of all m.p.'s who is conservative bloc of c.d.u. c.s.u. and peace and i think there can already see how how things are able being how much backing she really has among the m.p.'s and also among the cs you m.p.'s. i think there we can already learn where how this last talk or see all files off it is going to take place this is been scheduled for five o'clock this afternoon we all don't know how long it's going to take we don't really know who is going to take part in this talks and to be honest i don't really know how much change this last talk could really bring both of them and holds the over already had a talk on saturday ok so so many questions remain i don't on certain time here and max i'd like to talk with you and perhaps drill down a bit deeper into the fact that they offer has indeed offered to resign it's a big deal it shocks. what walk us through the bigger implications. yes it was quite shocking indeed it was just happening right behind me here the sea is you that the very conservativ

m.p.'s just over there which has just finished and the social democratic party chief and leader of the parliamentary party m.p. are not as just told the press she's not at all convinced of this agreement and there are so many questions still open. ok well let's listen to exactly what she had to say they have now is the leader of the social democratic party in germany she's offered qualified support i understand for that deal that the chancellor's worked out the interior minister. says good decision by whom it's good that the two sister parties now agreed on one issue which appears to have been very controversial. issue on which to mr. feeler frog there are still a lot of questions which need to be cleared up which is why we will take the time we need to come to a decision. still a lot of questions that need to be cleared up what could those questions be rupert . well one of the biggest problems for the social democrats is this sort of trends that sun to the c.d.u. and sees you have agreed on agreed on this agreement is in fact something c.d.u. and sees you have been debating over for the last three

there isn't any speculation we haven't heard anything from boris johnson he has been challenge by fellow m.p.'s to come forward and throw his head in the ring but nothing has happened also swell a brave woman who's a junior mints. with david davies speculation that she might resign i think more resignations can easily follow today or in the next days right big mass in london in brussels thank you very much for sharing your perspectives with us saying the u.k. and prime minister is a may say she's a poor i'm shocked by the death of a woman exposed to the salvage era poisoned navi charm police have opened a modern wrist again into the in the into the incident forty four year old dawn sturgis and her boyfriend became ill two weeks ago in southwest england not far from where a former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned with the same substance earlier this year london has been moscow for that attack rich has been described as the first chemical weapon used in europe since the second world war. to turkey now where thousands of civil servants have been sacked for alleged links to terrorist g

conservative party has spent the time fighting and arguing but mainly with itself my guest this week here in london is nikki morgan a former education minister and now a pro remain conservative m.pwhy does she continue to prop up a prime minister who has failed so spectacularly to unite the party and the country .

m.p. for raw the room where this has been going on had been receiving death threats and threats of violence against her in the years since she actually said this i mean we great courage and honesty and the statement from today seems like a reaction to that news there's more to it than that but the vast majority of the country hates what is going on and hate the culture of silence which is driven by political correctness in this country is drenched in political correctness from top to bottom it creates a culture of fear which allows these horrible crimes to go on it's time for simple honesty and it's time for justice i don't care about offending a small part of a small community if we can stop girls from being raped that's what's happening and not just rate gang rape if you read easy meat which was actually borrowed from the phrase junk straw who used to be the m.p. from blackburn use that phrase and it was borrowed in the book actually talks about some of the girls trying to get out of this life of pimping that they got into and one girl's tongue was nailed to the desk because she threatene

m.p.'s that some agreement has been found and they also at least the sees you a parliamentarian so very happy that they have the feeling that they their party has more or less marched through brought everything through they wanted. the c.d.u. parliamentarians say that the agreement that has been found is a good agreement the only thing that house to have happen right now is that the other coalition partners the social democrats has to agree they also held a meeting of the parliamentary party today and what we can sense there is that there is wide skepticism that they're saying well it's good that there's an agreement it's good that we have got something that we can look out but the big problem here is that the social democrats say well what you have agreed on is something that has been on the table already three years ago these transit centers at the border that was something we opposed three years ago and why should there be any difference now in the end the whole governmental crisis isn't over yet ok so relief among the conservatives skepticism among the social democrats where does it go fr

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what differences may be on particle particular policy aspects but since you has a long and firm tradition of c.e.o.'s you m.p.'s and members backing their leadership so you will have a much harder time getting open criticism to really come to the surface than you would even in terms of anglo-american c.d.u. party in just as we are we saw those ranks close behind uncle america all over this blatant and brazen attack from the c.s.u. leadership in particular horses who for here in bavaria we are seeing the ranks close behind horses. in this crucial hour where he puts his political fate on the line potentially but at the same time also drowning out those who came in almost quite cheerful like a month later viva who is a prominent european politician he's the leader of the european peoples party the conservative bloc in the european parliament who basically said he was quite heartened by the fact that i'm going to machall to come back with those bilateral agreements of a dozen or so countries that was much more than anybody had expected now we saw the will for here in this meeting basically not that count for ver

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has more. the u.k. prime minister to resign may faced a tense meeting with tory m.p.'s and peers in parliament today as she was hoping to try and get control of her cabinet admits to all the infighting and her leadership is under a huge risk out the moment the infighting surrounds may's idea for i think the silly tainted customs arrangement that's her plan about securing a trade deal once the u.k. leaves the e.u. next march two thousand and nineteen now the reason praxiteles are angry is because the current plan has been quoted as being a soft breakfast and closely aligned with the rules and mates having trouble balancing her cabinet at the moment and this is what has led to resignations these past twenty four hours but the foreign secretary boris johnson who is an influential figure the face in fact of the vote to leave campaign in two thousand and sixteen well he was meant to give a press conference at the western balkans summit in london but downing street put out a statement saying to reason they have accepted his resignation to resume a speaking in parliament toda

m.p.'s are now aware of it i mean that there's going to have another inquiry that has a commission about discussing the possibility of an inquiry then they'll have an inquiry and then some lord from sun r.b.s. will have to get up there and threaten the everybody on the committee either do it we say or we're going to have a cue from the land that we own because we are not a land because our monarchs and aristocrats and there is no democracy in this whole island they are under a cloud somewhere in the pacific and it can all go to hell and that's the message that comes out of parliament every fricken day at the end we're going to be a different male i mean you don't add it up because you're scottish. and you're absolutely right what we're seeing is the trace you select committee have done nothing they keep having interviews to keep publishing letters but they don't actually take real indirect action there are committees you know having workshops and and and talking shops and of the completely lost focus and my absolute focus is getting justice in compensation for the victims of elephant terms of r.b.s

conservative party has spent the time fighting and arguing but mainly with itself my guest this week here in london is nikki morgan a former education minister and now a pro remain conservative m.p. why does she continue to prop up a prime minister who has failed so spectacularly to unite the party and the country .

m.p.'s are spending the weekend digesting what the british prime minister has secured on the bricks of proposals bloc in meeting of a cabinet yesterday to resume sesa ministers have agreed on what they want from the european union on trade after britain leaves she's seen as having to resolve damaging infighting as the u.k. heads for the exit door his neat box. the entire cabinet arrived one by one by car at to reason may's official residence sixty kilometers outside london at the start of the talks going in the government was split between those largely on the right of the conservative party demanding a so-called hard break said and those of the prime minister looking for a softer divorce deal with the e.u. to prevent unwanted leaks ministers were told to hand over their smartphones and watches some ten hours later the conclave dispersed and the prime minister emerged an agreement reached cabinet has agreed our collective position on the future. and r.p.'s proposal will create a new free trade area which establishes a common. industrial goods and i cultural projects this will maintain high stand

m.p.'s call an islamic bod who's following the story for us mr goh why has mr sharif were turned to the country now especially given that he's facing these corruption charges. well he had to do to about respond to. an appeal against the would do that to god. otherwise he would have been declared on the sole person of the presidents for i think such an appeal is mandatory and secondly he had to do the closer and he could actually use and if you don't you don't or he would have been seen as having come from minus the image of the party misusing barack particularly in a situation where it has guided an editor of victimhood and only ending for the sake of. his daughter's a political future he probably wanted to continue politics after the settlement of this legal case which we hope that the appeals process should be over in four to six weeks with regard to the political element of the story sharif has criticized the military's role in pockets how much influence does the military actually have especially heading into the selection what images going to dilute the influence it all walks of life. and t

s governance is be making headlines the public prosecutions office has a new boss manx hill a barrister one slammed by an m.p. as a politically correct snowflake mr hill came into the spotlight when he was working as an independent review of u.k. terrorism laws some of which he argues should be scrapped he was slammed for meeting with the organization cage group which is widely seen as advocating islam ists that hill's own stance on you how this has been branded scandalously feeble by some of the u.k. media here's one of his statements that sparked controversy. really we should be looking towards reintegration and moving away from a notion that we're going to lose a generation due to this travel those who traveled out of the sands of neve possibly with some brainwashing on the way possibly in their meat teens we have to leave space for those individuals to be diverted away from the criminal courts. ok let's discuss maxwell's appointment now with a panel of guests i'd like to welcome to the program should be a political analyst on the left of our screens in the center philip ingram former intelligence and sec