party in bavaria for a perceived election defeat although they will become the strongest party michael souter the top candidate already placed the blame with so in directly implicating the german chancellor at the very least would be yet another indication that her support is dwindling that questions are being raised but at the same time what is expected to be an earthquake here those tremors felt in berlin already factored into this. elections we need to watch our out for the elections in in two weeks time where merkel might see one of her very own being humbled a state premier. thank you. this coming week is crucial for britain's withdrawal from the european union prime minister to resign may and e.u. leaders hope to see the deal at a summit on thursday but even if that happens may will still have to sell the deal at home and that will not be an easy task british politics remains deeply divided on the issue and to resume a has to walk a fine line not only to get a brig's a deal accepted but also to keep a fragile government in power orders are making a last ditch effort to prevent what they

that are more conservative ground or will they have to go into a coalition with the greens which michael souter the c.c.v. counted it and safely said he doesn't want to do right now. michelle is taking this to it and national level what implications are we likely to see. you're not going to see a one to one translation of this result in berlin in particular also when it comes to the power base of angela merkel but it feeds into a momentum that is building of a political dynamic where marco is losing ground also in the statistical state which used to be a conservative stronghold and questions keep being asked whether that is the right leader to go into more elections we have the next election coming up in two weeks time in the state of heston if that force is that is no longer conservative see the loose days that could be a critical turning point in the debate about michael's leadership. chief political correspondent reporting for us in munich thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world e.u. officials say breaks of negotiations have not yet sealed a deal on britain's

party in bavaria for a perceived election defeat although they will become the strongest party michael souter the top candidate already in place the blame with so in direct implicating the german chancellor at the very least would be yet another indication that her support is dwindling that questions are being raised but at the same time what is expected to be an earthquake here those tremors felt in berlin already factored into this. elections we need to watch our out for the elections in in two weeks time where merkel might see one of her very own being humbled a state premier. named munich thank you. to syria now where a deadline is fast approaching to create a diminished her eyes to zone in north and province those own should be established by monday and that's a spot of a deal agreed to by turkey and russia last month is meant to prevent a governmental soult on the rebel held area which the u.n. says could provoke a humanitarian catastrophe but there are also reports that hard line fighters have yet to stop withdrawing from the area. syria's last major rebel stronghold is just a few kilo