to hide the captain of the migrant rescue ship my flight after a spectacular rescue this summer of malta confiscated lifeline and charged rush. had a comfortable life and bavaria he has a nice house and. business but did not want to be complacent so he became a captain aboard a search and rescue ship in the mediterranean and that is now why he is facing legal proceedings in malta. this is not the new ones nor is it this is not a pleasant situation were to what i go to court with my head held records of i was there we didn't do anything wrong the good proton the contrary we see that people's lives and their lead led to responsibility for this book at the end of june and his crew aboard the ship lifeline rescued more than two hundred thirty refugees after that their own odyssey began the lifeline it was not allowed to dock anywhere and instead had to sail aimlessly for deniz it ended up in malta where the ship was impounded it was taken in for questioning by police the accusation the vessels papers were not in order to school it's very strange that we're not talking about certain people's

it is valencia in malta but some now regret the selection and even members of the e.u. jury that made it a boycotting the celebrations. motto one of europe's most corrupt countries the investigation into the murder of an anti-corruption reporter has stagnated the capital of culture status was supposed to help boost politics image but that's backfired all right folks ran linson mar ses capital of culture programs and chaired the jury that selected valetta now he's boycotting it why. the scandal with the letter is that the whole project has lost sight of the original idea. it's been instrumental lies for political purposes. those these two parts and culture and european ideals are no longer the first priority but rather the protection of national interest. the accusations are mainly leveled against jason mcauliffe chairman of a letter eighteen in the former press box meant for the labor party malta's governing party since two thousand and thirteen it won the general election in june twenty seventeen despite allegations of corruption. shortly after the last round of e.u. s

malta. why malta? malta is an island nation and maritime nation so actually the prime minister abe visited malta last year and this time the prime minister of malta actually met abe and very interesting things. he's the force identified and confirmed the cooperation for the japan/eu fda, fta, free trade agreement and. >>> and prime minister abe stated he had prayed for the soul of war dead of japanese imperial navy in world war i so showing how japan tried to be part of the international community. also actually confirmed the very important things with malta and japan to the international public goods and international order in the maritime area that's what japan is trying to do even with mall a a. also another thing. in fukushima, p.m. abe held a summit with pacific island nation nations. that was a very amazing free and open pacific strategy with participants and it's confirmed and all leaders confirmed the promotion and establishment of the rule of law and the freedom of navigation economic prosperi

we hosted the prime minister of malta, in europe. in malta. malta is an island nation.actually, prime minister abe ministered malta last year and this year the prime minister of malta actually met abe. very interestingve- for the fda also, prime minister abe said he prayed for the soul of the war dead. so, showing how japan tried to serve the public good. also, they stated very important things for malta and japan and the international public good and international order. that is the kind of thing they are trying to do. also, another initiative, prime minister abe held a summit with pacific island nations. that was very amazing. it is confirmed. the establishment of the rule of law and freedom of navigation. the con activity. such as the corporation -- look at this, that is a very consistent move of the japanese government. i don't support, by the way -- i was invited to the former cabinet. so, we supported prime minister abe and it makes sense. it makes more sense. we understand the frustrations of people who are not doingjhs well. some people are very rich and nice, b

we were on a warm weather training camp in malta, we found two sticks and we re in malta, we found twothat. since then, i fell into the sport and love the sport. you brought your world championship gold into showers. it was an amazing first sprint finish. here is my medal. it's something that you obviously dream about. it's one of the pinnacles of our sport. when i went in, ifelt one of the pinnacles of our sport. when i went in, i felt fantastic. i was running on the last 800 with the ukrainian 0lympic silver medallist. i had the french competitor behind me who was european champion this year. they started to pull away. i thought i'd worked too hard done to give up. i kept going and slowly reeled in the ukrainian and saw valentino in front of me. ijust picked him on the line. my grandparents, my grandad would be incredibly proud, i know. what was even more special was being able to share it with my family when i got back. overcome with emotion, you lost your grandfather just before the event. was that outpouring of emotion due to him? when i crossed the line it was strangely one of th

charity ship after waiting fifty eight days at sea and they've been handed over to authorities in malta the deal was struck on tuesday to relocate migrants from malta to four other european countries aquarius is the last non-government rescue ship operating in the mediterranean sea. in brazil the outgoing president michelle tam had promised to lift the latin america's largest economy from a deep recession although unemployment rates of fall in the cuts in social programs have affected many brazilians marianna sanchez reports from guyana in central brazil. they're back in business but barely one of the largest construction steel providers in the city of gori anya is beginning to supply the national market again just over a year ago. he had to file for bankruptcy of g.m. bankruptcy was the only option to survive it was really sad i thought the fee that we have managed to recover part of our loss but we still have to work hard to pay two million dollars in debts and perhaps he says hire back the seventy workers he had to lay off. in this highly industrialized region in the heart of brazil

a deal was struck on tuesday to relocate migrants from malta to four other european countries aquarius is the last non-government rescue ship operating in the mediterranean sea and u.s. president donald trump has once again publicly backed his nominee for the supreme court has ordered an f.b.i. investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by brett kavanaugh this means a confirmation vote by the full senate will be delayed for least a week they have we re going to do whatever they have to do whatever it is they do they'll be doing big deal with everything short of. getting. everything will be fine we're going to learn. what we. do i think he's great i don't think has ever been any person has been under scrutiny like he has been i think is that a very tough process but he's a good man he's a great great i highly respected for many many years at the top of the list and i hope everything works out great. ok millie how he has more now from washington. the white house is defending supreme court nominee judge cavanagh as the f.b.i. continues its probe it is limited in scope expected to

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a deal was struck on tuesday to relocate the migrants from malta to four other european countries aquarius is the last non-government rescue ship operating in the mediterranean brazil's economy is dominating campaigning ahead of october's presidential election while unemployment rates have fallen significantly under current president michaud tema many of brazil's poorest say they're reeling from cuts to vital social programs are an essential as has more for the city of going on there in central brazil. they're back in business but barely one of the largest construction steel providers in the city of new is beginning to supply the national market again just over a year ago. he had to file for bankruptcy most of them bankruptcy was the only option to survive it was really sad i thought to feed it we have managed to recover part of our loss but we still have to work hard to pay two million dollars in debts and perhaps he says hire back the seventy workers he had to lay off. in this highly industrialized region in the heart of brazil nearly three hundred fifty thousand people have lost their j

a deal was struck on tuesday to relocate the migrants from malta to four other european countries. and gyptian court has handed down a suspended two year sentence to a female activist who's accused of spreading the fake news and using abusive language to criticize state institutions and forty was detained in may after posting a video online that criticize the government for failing to protect women against sexual harassment is the headline is to stay with us lifelines is up next. there are those who dream of the possibilities of a world free of the ancient diseases that keep billions in poverty and for those who strive to make that dream a reality their quest is on the brink cost each. and. every day around the world one hundred fifty people die afraid is a disease that is completely preventable. the health workers here at the research institute for tropical medicine are at the frontline of eliminating this killer disease. three hundred thousand filipinos visit by centers like this every year they know if the animal that has bitten them has rabies and they don't get the correct tre

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order is over no no no no let me room with you because we do expect you to be very sad that sweden is malta swedish country anymore it makes me want to cry i don't regulate my eyes my own car. if you like throwing cloyd in the ocean i mean i was a really good way of showing perhaps highlighting social tensions that exist on the streets what's next them for sweden and vote for a new head of the government has to take place no later than two weeks after the speaker of the parliament is announced which happened yesterday and the parties will be allowed to vote to choose between maximum four candidates and if they fail to do that we're going to see new elections and swing. speaking to me still to come this hour twitter is once again making headlines with its controlled freedom of speech again being called into question. the details on that story just off. i've been saying the numbers mean something a matter of us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the rich the point six percent market saw thir

an academic from malta who taught at link campus in rome and was affiliated with the london center. >> so we met at the university and he was certainly introduced to me as somebody who could help me. organize meeting with the russians or with other leaders as well. i mean this is a mid-50s individual who, on his resume states he's a former high level diplomat in europe, at malta, he's associated with numerous think tanks in europe. he has connection to the state department. so of course i thought this is an individual who could possibly help me as a young advisor to campaign to open up certain doors and of course help my accolades. >> he was interested in you once he knewia went to work for the trump campaign? >> yes. >> did he bring up russia? >> my understanding is he said it looks like your candidate is interested in working at some level with the russian government, that geopolitical level of course because that was my understanding. and candidate trump was very vocal about his intention to work with russia from the very beginning. >> papadopoulos, eager to impress the trump campa

a meeting with joseph mifsud, an academic from malta. who taught at link campus in rome and was affiliated with the london center. >> we met at the university and he took a liking to me right away. he certainly was introduced to me as somebody that could help me organize meeting with the russians or with other leaders as well. i mean, this is a mid 50s individual who on his resume states that he's a former high-level diplomat in europe at the ministry of foreign affairs in malta. he's associated with numerous think tanks in europe. he has connections to the state department. sovg i thoug so of course i thought this is an individual who could possibly help me as a young adviser to the campaign to open up certain doors and of course to help my accolades. >> he was interested in you once he found out you were going to go work for the trump campaign? yes. >> did he bring up russia or did you? >> my understanding is he brought up russia, he said that, you know, it looks like your candidate is interested in working at some level with the russi

this was a mid-50s high level diplomat in europe and malta and numerous think tanks in europe and hasnections and of course i thought this was an individual who could help me as a young advisor to campaign and open certain doors and my accolades. >> he was interested after he found out you were going to work for the trump campaign? >> yes. >> did he bring up russia sore was it you? >> my understanding he brought up russia. said it looks like your candidate is interested in working at the russian geopolitical government. and president trump was very vocal about working with russia from the beginning. >> eager to impress the trump campaign with his international connections, began touting his relationship. as the campaign picked up steam, papadopoulos and the professor began to talk regularly. >> he called me and said, let's grab breakfast or lunch at the hotel in london and basically drop as bomb on me. >> what does he say? >> i have information that the russians have thousands of clinton's e-mails. >> what was your reaction? >> my reaction at the time and to this day, he was simply re

won 2—1 in turkey serbia beat lithuania by a goal to nil and the faroe islands won 3—1 at home to maltacampaign in russia which won the hearts of many england fans, gareth southgate‘s side kick off their uefa nations league campaign against spain at wembley tomorrow. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has been at the grove in watford to hear from the manager and captain harry kane. all good things come to an end and after a summer to remember england are back to work tomorrow against spain at wembley in the all new nations lead. this is their brainchild, a bit to get rid of meaningless friendly as it will not replace qualification for the euros altogether but it'll give a lower ranked aside a back door route to european qualification. england man had a great world cup, but for garrett southgate at least, it's time to move on and look to the future. the summer was brilliant it's great that we have a full house, and it's great that everyone will feel the appreciation and we can step out in front of our things again, but for us now the summer is finished and it's about the next step an

been to malta?lot of problems to fix there. >> i think it's fine it's in the mediterranean. average temperature of 82. >> never have to wear a jacket there. >> no. i haven't heard anything are you -- >> listen. there's no better job in government than having the honor of representing your country abroad >> who's the ambassador to malta right now? >> oh, my god, is it open? >> it might be hold the phone do you know who it is? he might be on the way out unfortunately, you google ambassador malta and there's a hotel called the ambassador. >> that's where you can stay >> i thought maybe a falcon would come up or something what's that? kathleen hill. dag-gone-it. >> remember the u.s. is the only country in the world that has political as well as career appointees so 2/3 of our roughly 210 ambassadors are career foreign service officers the other 1/3 with political appointees. i personally think that is a good way to run the representation of the u.s. abroad, the ambassadors here >> she dauz, but you migh

other words a lot of crypto companies like you know why we got to be in switzerland we've got to be in malta we've got to be in this country because that's where they like that's what they want us they want to see they want us there are you looking at that in those terms absolutely so when they find we're forming a foundation now we're going to use singapore we think it was kind of singapore or bermuda we picked singapore because of the frantic you know them a sense that based of a lot of developers are developers at some point they were holding companies hostage they were saying like we're developer are you need to pay us a lot of money and the market was very tight is that still the case or because of the crashing crypto is the price for developing coming down i think we've been fortunate that a lot of people who are block chain and the kind of evangelists and innovator. years see the need for what we're doing so we've had developers who are willing to work for our token at this stage yeah by you know what i found is that developers are really nice for a while until they're not and then su

a deal was struck on tuesday to relocate migrants from malta to four other european countries aquarius is the last non-government rescue ship operating in the mediterranean sea. oppose of just closed in iraq's northern semi autonomous kurdish region for parliamentary elections the vote comes a year after a failed bid for independence it was rejected by the baghdad government plunging the region into economic and political turmoil security forces in the region voted earlier on friday let's take a closer look at this parliamentary election more than three million people were eligible to vote in the kurdish region with more than seven hundred candidates competing for a hundred and eleven seats and that includes five seats allocated for turkmen five for christians and one for armenians but the election is being seen as a test of kurdish unity and public trust in the main parties let's go to charles strafford who's live for us from there bill so charles. just how much of a factor is the economy in all of this. because you say the economy has suffered hugely as a result of the failed referen

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kong is the fastest rising housing market in terms of price hikes. 17% prices in multiple rows -- in malta rose 17%. robust economic growth last year helped by the tech industry has pushed up demand. thanks very much. time now for the press review. i'm joined by alison sargent. in the u.s., there's talk of storms past and present. allison: the present storm is hurricane florence battering the southeast coast of the united states and we can take a look at a cartoon of donald trump preparing for the storm from the california the sacramento bee. the president is warming is going to be sherman is what, trying use paper towels. threw paper towels following hurricane maria. president trump thrust the response back into the spotlight. the death toll is continue to be revised, not 3000 people although some estimates put it more. donald trump ed whitfield criticism by denying that and he blames democrats in italy numbers. from one local new york paper, donald trump saying some folks will go george springer links to make me look bad. you can see that cemetery next to him and is worth mentioning that

who were picked up trying to make the perilous crossing from libya to italy in june both italy and malta refused to allow the ship to dock which at the time had more than six hundred parked on board on your port of if you know it was built i want to put an end to this human trafficking which puts thousands of lives at risk and so in the same way that we raise the issue for the aquarius who raise it's the vessels that for the. the rise of the anti migrants you are skeptical selvi me has now seen him make the front cover of the latest time magazine brands the politician italy's immigration czar and claims he's now the most feared man in europe. but stronger anti immigration policy provoked a clash over the immigration issue with luxembourg's minister for foreign affairs born during an evening meeting in vienna. so there was just a little or nothing to be added for the good ones as for them we've created jennifer let me do this for you didn't. want to be there on the other. two general. to go there. although i've got to be. sworn in would be something we're going to do in the city where it

jason mcauliffe chairman of the letter eighteen and the former press box meant for the labor party malta's governing party since two thousand and thirteen it won the general election in june twenty seventeen despite allegations of corruption. shortly after the last round of e.u. subsidies cancelled international projects and withdrew invitations to a number of artists. his actions triggered outrage with pen international and members of multis creative community signing a petition calling for him to be removed from his post. one of them is actress and activist peers on it and she's one of the few critics of mcauliffe who is willing to talk to us on camera. and. all the artists a number of the artists are involved directly with a twenty eighteen and now there is this culture of fear but people are afraid to speak up no matter what they think people depend on government grants people depend on government connections for the work that they have so people are afraid to show to show that to show their faces to make their voices heard tensions have been running high in moscow since the assassinat

for you that will be successful in the marketplace malta but some cars are so well made that over the years they acquire something like a cultural or a system values to come into value go. like this nine hundred sixty three corvair to studio prototype over the last half century many of those other designs have also become classics. fearsome ability green and more sustainable new technical standards must be met. so increasingly form must follow function. this way it's still a prototype who knows if it will ever go into production in fifty years time we'll know if it's a milestone in automotive history i still think that there is a place for beauty people are clever enough to come up with. many sort of solution even if the future cause you know it's like if you don't shore things they get this and that and then there would be less people to start thinking about it's. going to. grant basel an exciting new platform to discuss past and future mobility and our continuing fascination with the automobile. when we go on now to a brief look at other stories on the cultural scene including a hig

resume a on break that we are hearing that at least two of the leaders the leader of the leader of maltand the czech leader also putting forward an idea that britain should have a second referendum sometimes referred to as a people's vote on breaks it but what to reason may has said as she put out her stall to the to the e.u. leaders was that they need to be able to move their position where they're negotiating from just as britain has been willing to move it i believe that i have put forward serious and workable proposals we will of course not agree on every detail but i hope that you will respond in kind if we're going to chief a successful conclusion than just of the u.k. has evolved its position the you will need to evolve its position too so that's where we are everybody is talking at the moment in sulzberger but we still have no deal on that and the e.u. leaders still divided when it comes to migration if you want to hear more about what matt hung gary in position is and what the position of viktor or bonds government is when it comes to migration and other issues you can listen to

eight migrants have now been transferred off a charity ship and handed over to the authorities and malta a deal was struck on tuesday to relocate the migrants from malta to four other european countries ending a diplomatic spat the group was picked up by aquarius the last known government rescue ship operating in the mediterranean. in the democratic republic of congo there are being calls to reject the use of electronic voting machines and december's general election a coalition of opposition leaders says the devices aren't secure and can be tampered with they're also trying to put their weight behind a consensus candidate catherine sawyer reports now from the capital city kinshasa. it's rare in the democratic republic of congo to see supporters of some of the country's most popular opposition parties together like this but here they are mobilized by key opposition presidential candidates and others who have been disqualified from running by the electoral commission the message in this joint trial and it's clear they do not want or trust a new electronic voting system to be used for the

a deal was struck on tuesday to relocate migrants from malta to four other european countries aquarius is the last non-government rescue ship operating in the mediterranean how campaigning is underway in afghanistan for next month's parliamentary elections the vote is more than three years overdue and is seen as a test for presidential elections next april tony berkeley is in kabul. they can never be described as boring conflicts corruption intimidation and fraud afghan elections have it all but the parliamentary elections due to take place on october twentieth are at least promising something different. new government measures hope to put an end to the problems of previous elections election fraud is now a criminal offense voting systems will be cited in public buildings monitored by professional people and a new advance voting system will be used even so doubts still linger the afghan government has bought more than twenty thousand biometric devices for facial recognition and fingerprinting to prevent voter fraud but only four thousand have so far arrived in the country and operators

the un has warned of a humanitarian catastrophe there thirty thousand people have fled the provinces malta alone and there are fears that chemical weapons might be used in the region right now those people staying put or preparing for an expected all out offensive. making use of everything to survive this improvised mass this one seven it left residents desperate approach to protect himself and his fellow syrians from a gas attack. short of these gas masks are important now especially after the latest threats of a chemical strike the russians claim that terrorists will do that but that's a lie everybody knows that the russians and the syrian regime used chemical weapons but with. like many others in the lead he's pulled a makeshift shelter as he expects a government offensive on the province to get worse. this is footage of what was said to be a syrian barrel bomb attack. president assad's forces backed by russia and iran recently began recapturing the province of its lip from rebels. since then tens of thousands have been trying to escape the airstrikes but since the area's home to three

president has kicked off his bridge building visit and is met with the german the german counterpart from malta steinmeyer everyone's in germany as they visit in that many ties with berlin i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us for the entire team here in berlin and we hope to see you again throughout the day for our continuing coverage of this status. getting. going take you live now to the official residency of the german president in berlin bellevue palace this is the front door to the palace where earlier today we saw the turkish president. emerge after talks with german president found fall to steinmeyer then headed to the chancellor a where later be sitting down with german chancellor. go after that everyone americal are scheduled to give a joint press conference that of you will have continuing coverage of that press conference as it happens. for now though thanks so much for joining us. we'll. reveal. hello and welcome to the latest edition of because africa your environment magazine today we're going to visit a few of africa's amazing national.

last week they showed that we are the third fattest country after malta and turkey in greater europe.nd and wales, which are poor areas of the country, they have actually gone down. there are things you can do to stave off dementia, diet, don't drink, see well. there you go, the healthy living advice. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. all that remains fully to do is to say thank you to lynn and mike. we would like to chat longer but we cannot. see you tomorrow night. let's go back to our breaking news. president trump has given an extra ordinary news conference in new york tonight, following his chairmanship ofa un tonight, following his chairmanship of a un security council meeting. said the us would have been drawn into a said the us would have been drawn intoa war said the us would have been drawn into a war with north korea if he had not been elected. out of the news co nfe re nce had not been elected. out of the news conference was

fifty eight migrants have been transferred from a charity ship and handed over to the authorities in malta the deal was struck on tuesday to relocate migrants from walter to four other e.u. countries ending a diplomatic route there the group was picked up by aquarius that's the last known governmental rescue ship operating in the mediterranean. brazil's far right presidential candidate has been released from a hospital in sao paolo three weeks after being stabbed at a political rally jaya both sinatra flew home to rio on a commercial flight where he was both cheered and cheered by fellow passengers many tip him to win next month's elections but thousands of people have been protesting against him the tesla found a deal on musk has agreed to step down as company chairman and pay a huge fine and it's all because of a tweet his highly jocasta. forty million dollars is the dear price for these two hundred eighty characters you are mosques aug seventh tweet may go down in history as the world's most expensive it announced he was considering taking tesla private at four hundred twenty dollars a

fifty eight migrants have arrived in malta after being stranded for five days in the mediterranean sea a deal was reached on tuesday to relocate them to four other european countries they were stranded on the aquarius rescue vessel after panama revoked its registration a day area this meant that the ship wouldn't have been able to leave after docking at a port. the german chancellor is warning us present donald trump against destroying the united nations and going to merkel made the comments while during state election campaigning in bavaria she said although the u.n. is not perfect undermining it is what she called highly dangerous on tuesday a trump addressed the united nations and call for the rejection of globalism to protect u.s. interests. up says we must contemplate the discussion about the post-war order and the questioning of it with extra care that starts with the us president thinks that moshe is not the answer to our problems who assumes they can only be one when any given situation the united nations was founded on the ruins of the second world war and yes it's not perfect

a meeting with joseph mi if,fsu from malta. >> we met at the university and he took a liking to me right away. he was introduced to me as somebody that could help me with the russians or other leaders as well. this is a mid-50s individual who on his resume states he's a former high level diplomat in europe. he has connections to the state department so of course i thought this was an individual who could possibly help me as a young adviser to campaign to open up certain doors and then of course to help may accolades. >> was he interested in you when he found out you were going to work for the trump campaign. >> yes. >> did he bring up russia or did you? >> my understanding is he brought up russia, he said that, you know, it looks like your candidate is interested in working at some level with the russian government, at the geopolitical level, of course, because that was my understanding and candidate trump was very vocal about his intention to work with russia from the beginning. >> papadopoulos, eager to impress the trump campaign with his international connections, began touting his re

pull factors and try in some way perhaps it's a further what what happened the previous summit in malta a couple of years ago when the european union gave the african union a billion euros and said spend it on your people to stop them leaving the country clearly has got absolutely nowhere but on some level it's the same mindset attached to that and then separately in february their opinion is going to hold another summit with the arab league in cairo the sense of that clearly is to try to further this new relationship they have with egypt in the meantime trying to work out i think exactly how far they can get the egyptians to go and you probably had enough first question they were asked afterwards what are they going to be resettlement senses ethical decision disembarkation platforms in the bureaucracy if a boat is taken at sea just off the libyan coast is it going to be taken to egypt for the egyptians to look after them this this level of detail at the moment is unclear appended it gyptian za so far said that they don't want to go that far but you know money talks. and actually what's

the prime minister of malta has said they should be a second referendum.he european union wants. that is not proper democracy. in this country, the only people calling for a second referendum are the people who lost the first. in a general election, both main parties backed leave. a democracy requires that it is delivered on. we wait to see now what the uk government comes forward with. theresa may promising some new proposals soon. this evening, the winner of this year's mercury prize will be announced, with a 25,000 pound cheque going to the best album of the last 12 months, by a british or irish act. previous winners have included the arctic monkeys and elbow, but in an age where we can all stream individual tracks, do albums still matter? ? we can cross to a man who can answer that — our entertainment correspondent colin paterson is outside the hammersmith apollo for us. most people streamed tracks, do they buy albums? two albums matter now?l very good point. in the last year, artist albums have fallen 26% year on yearand artist albums have fallen 26%

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britain could be apart of it the way malta is but that has not been accepted by the uk government. with that in germany? there is no desire in germany? there is no desire in germany to punish the british people. it is a difficult problem we have to solve. nobody in germany feel satisfied but we have to find a solution and that solution has to come from london and not from brussels. thank you for your thoughts. that is the view from the german side. we were going to tell you this was the longest leaders had talked about brexit but they have moved their press conferences/ may be not as long as they were going to discuss. things are probably going to go to october and past that. we will probably get details today about the special brexit summit in november. it might even going into december. it is very likely this negotiation is going to go to the wire. this afternoon on bbc news, at 5.35pm we‘re giving you the opportunity to ask our europe editor katya adler any burning questions you may have about the uk‘s future outside the eu. to take part you can text your questions to 61124, ema

there are four countries, spain, southern island, cyprus and malta, that haven't signed up to the 1968it will cost motorists extra money if they need to do that. they're keeping the price at £5 50 p. it will become placated and we are disappointed at the company, because they have stopped the right to issue permits and you will only be able to get them from post offices. at a cost of £5.50? that's right, so if you're going to one of those four countries, you would have to get to map of them. again, the 1968 permit is valid for three years, the one for the four countries is only valid for the four countries is only valid for one year. so, drivers will have to be prepared and ready. obviously, we will give advice on that from early january. does this angry you that we are only now being able to getan that we are only now being able to get an understanding of a nodal brexit? we do know that the government has been looking at this for some time. i've been in dialogue with the transport secretary for eight or nine months, particularly over the issuing of international driver permits. the an