this is m.p. team of vulcan the german social democrat is just and she 31 of the youngest members of the european parliament he's trying to reach young people with his you tube channel what have they provide and welcome to another episode of wednesday myths we recommend. and welcome to sorry on with your why did you choose you tube. by you mention that because young people watch it for information and entertainment. there are other platforms and your habits can change but right now you tube is the place to be the place to be one and then again ladies and gentlemen welcome to our press conference the 1st question please. his ego to blame we abolished roaming charges. did some european commission bureaucrat decide that cucumber should look like this. and not like this i'm confident i got my voting card there is the voting machine and now we're going to take a roll call vote let's do it the pencil old m.p.'s may think this is silly. they did at the start. i did walk through the room with a video camera an

to seeing performing very well like i mentioned before spanish teams are ground with barcelona then of course italian joins you vent as m.p.'s d. from france and let it go madrid also from spain have underperformed so that combination has permitted these bigger british english sides to go the whole way now going back to the budget issue if we look at how much money they can actually spend on players this is important to note when you compare it to smaller deeks across europe now they spend for example eighty five million on virgil van dyke. he's the chelsea goalkeeper he cost eighteen million euros and then of course pierre emerick obiang many people will be used to seeing him here in germany he cost over sixty million euros so you know budget plays a big part in all of this so look what does this mean the problem because if these these teams have such deep pockets to buy all the best this how can the smaller clubs be well this is one of the big issues now if we look at one team in particular they lost to arsenal but that is the third biggest city in spain it's a big team they bring in many crowds at week in week out and

team around the very little time to design policies and so on. on but i think the sooner they do it the better if only to change the arithmetic to have more m.p.'s if they are to win to get through some type of plan of course the other side is if they don't take if they don't do something fairly soon if they try to do some to way that will mean that they legitimization of wherever that is with say a new mandate to cover and that might get somewhere with process they are not going to have much time between end of july august and october 31st when the current extension runs out so if someone wants a better deal or the same deal or want to really threaten walking away the clock is ticking already before the leadership contest has well and truly begun tom brooks dina dharma law school thank you so much for joining us on the program. more news after this short break. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you than. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the 1st one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice o

from the team myself you know neil welcome to the program top story the chance of a 2nd break that referendum is seemingly on the table within the past hour british prime minister treason may set m.p.'s will get the chance to vote on another referendum if they finally pass her withdrawal bill which of course been rejected a number of times before may i find several new concessions to her bill to try and get it through on attempt number 4. the revised deal will deliver on the result of the referendum and only by voting for the withdrawal agreement bill that 2nd reading can m.p.'s provide the vehicle parliament needs to determine how we leave the e.u. so if m.p.'s vote against the 2nd reading of this bill they are voting to stop it if they do so the consequences could hardly be greater. than let's go live di to westminster in our tease polly boy who's been listening in to the speech by the british pm a lot of if so a lot of but polly talks about 2nd referendums cross party talks a lot going on what was your main take from. well there's 2 big headline concessions there and one is that there would be a vote on a 2nd referendum so m.p.'s will get to vote on whether there should be a 2n

american military team investigating the incidents in for gera and in their initial assessment they said that iran might be involved now in response to that seemingly refuting that one m.p. a senior m.p. speaking from iran's foreign policy and national security commission told all jazeera is that there is not enough information that it is too vague and too unclear exactly what happened and he seemed to suggest that people were trying to pull the united states into a conflict in the region in a closed session of parliament today another senior m.p. presiding over parliament seemed to suggest that israel might be involved but he provided no explanation and did not elaborate on why he would be making that claim and now we've heard from the foreign minister of odds or if i'm self seeming to blame the united states for the attack here's some of what he had to say how. we discussed regional issues and the policies of extremists inside the u.s. administration and in the region who are trying to impose their policies we also discussed the concerns we have about suspicious about tiger operations that are happening in the region that we had earlier predicted that they would carry

m.p. bobby wine is freed on bail out being arrested on charges he says were made up to silence him. and clare power the england cricketer asked to leave the world cup squad by his team mates peter has details. mass protests are taking place in sudan where demonstrators have staged what they call a million strong march to press recently and government protest leaders say the military isn't serious about handing over power after ousting longtime ruler bashir the two sides have agreed on forming a joint civilian military council to run sudan but our own save the details of the african union has given sudan's military another sixty days to hand over power to civilians or suspension. has the latest from khartoum on the protesters demands. just a while ago the fossils of that location of pretty much each other finally published . leeson of what she should look like. the main powers of the main structures of the government in a document of four pages twelve articles about the paper has been handed to the military council just a bit earlier. to stipulate the end each should spell the end of the two thousand and five constitution in sudan only the articles related to public