trade so the latest study shows that germany could lose up to a billion euros a year from a no deal rexx it therefore real apprehension especially in the business community a real lose lose situation if they if they crash out all right let's talk because we've got a dent a tentative date now may twenty second it's it is said that brussels has agreed to extend the deadline for the breaks it's a process to kick in. do you foresee a situation between now and march the twenty ninth where for instance chance on the america all would pull her political weight in brussels. say ok let's give these guys more time right today she said short short temporary. postponement so basically that is that twenty second of may date and that date was agreed on because you will lections take place after that and is britain going to vote if it wants to leave obviously that presents enormous complications so that's the reason for that short date the thing that could change it would be new elections in the u.k. theresa may still be stepping down or some other signs that there is a cross party majority for another

rexx that keeping us all on the edge of our seats of course and a new book by an mckeown is always a literary about so stay tuned for all that's all for today do check out our website in between programs and until next time all the best for last here in berlin and chips. into the conflict song with tim sebastian. my guest this week here in london is larger mills a member of the program european the search group who just consistently campaigned for a tough deal with brussels last week grow mr mills changed his motives and decided to support a resume i used to dream of all the time hogs finally giving the conflict. jam and live. at any time the time he plays the names. of the crowd. to sing along to see this to come from soup. to the time interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive jamming just for a play with the devil you. top. picks and really begin. to. really know their stuff. like herbs would be good morning stephanie. chats with musicians from around the world. every week on t.w. . logue. this is d w two small i've heard from berlin tonight hungary and the europe

can choose between various options of how they want to structure the post rexx it relations with the e.u. or possibly even stay in it is time for the u.k. to make up its mind indeed the uncertainty or the risk that a heart breaks it may come at any time say in a few weeks the risk does exist and that risk is not quite as but it's almost as bad now as the heartbreaks it would be. the united have been discussing bragg's it very often in the last two years at the moment we're pretty close to that actually happening do you still believe there will be a good outcome is it still possible it is still possible that the heartbreaks it will be avoided that remains our main scenario that the u.k. parliament if we are very lucky starting with votes at the end of today will take sufficient contro to prevent the heart break said there had been a vote early in the u.k. parliament suggesting that the majority in parliament is against the no deal heartbreaks it we just need this majority to assert itself over the next few days but of course the risk is significant at the moment at least of the govern

get all the legislation over the line so for the reason may she has conceded that she has to delay rexx it for a little bit but what she would outside to do in one last push that has been so many times said you know the last sounds but that that's really the vote next week when she will bring the deal forward yet another time she would hope that that time she will get a tree. ban to you in brussels now the e.u. donald tusk is saying he's open to a long extension to give britain time to rethink what it wants is this an indication that brussels believes it's possible to actually keep britain inside the union. some in the hope that this could be the outcome if there's a long extension in the case there's no the then this is tension may take twenty one months or even more than that and in this time of cause maybe the brits change their minds who knows of the scale as we witnessed last week everything seems to be possible but the majority of the unit is against things that they want to have a managed brecht's it breaks it with a deal so they hope that there is a major somehow manages to get

vote to take no deal off the table we have to remember that this is the argument that the hardline rexx of tears always used and said no we need this this is the ultimate strat this is our a bargaining chip against the european union so we have to keep it on the table so afraid of no deal that they will sort of give us more concessions but that now seems to be over two weeks to go to the official breaks a day so far and there is a mood to sort of get rid of the no deal and seek for other solutions ok so to rejected deals so far no deal likely to be taken off the table. does anybody is anybody putting forward something that might look like a deal that parliament might quite like the look of. you should release things so you should really think that the pressure and the experience of seeing the deal fail a second time what sort of discipline people galvanise minds bring up new ideas about when we talk to two lawmakers throughout the morning and day it seems that opinions are as diverse as ever less let's listen in to what they had to say. recriminations after one of the biggest parliament

britain the control is supposed to be issued by government so government hasn't really had control of of rexx it and we have seen what happened last week parliament trying to sort of graphic and share and away now that certainly is a crisis bought what flows from it is still totally open to the solicitor general of the u.k. he says that there are ways to get around the decision by the help of speaker one would be what is known as poor again should ending parliament session without dissolving parliament no barbara why would that help anyone. it's a quite fantastically lawyerly ideal for is just a mentions of queen needs to step up and say i hereby declare polman closed then there needs to be somehow an interim and then needs to be a new opening of parliament supposedly with a speech by the queen nobody can really imagine that also there's another problem is simply no time left and to reason may will have to push one law through parliament next week that is really urgent the one that sort of takes back the old bricks of law and says we hear by day care for x. it is not going to be on the twenty

so far you'll probably do so why bother i bother because this is the last opportunity to guarantee rexx it and i say to all those who campaigned to leave who voted to leave who represent constituencies that voted to leave indeed all of us who want to deliver on the vote to lean if we do not vote for this motion today people will ask why did you not vote for bret say. by voting for this motion today we can send a message to the public and to the european union that britain stands by its word and that we will leave the european union on the twenty second of may and this is the reason i really. just listened very carefully to her message to all those who were voted to leave the course because she used how she possibly saved the forty eight percent actually voted to me here yeah seriously i will gentleman the do you look we have agreed the arrangements in the proposals that we have put forward absolutely applying to the forty eight percent who vote. it remains because they recognize they recognize the necessary balance between delivering on the results of the referendum while doing that in

european elections it would avoid a cliff edge and avoid a long delay possibly destroying the idea of rexx it all together still this apparently does not scare and he's enough in this make or break time so what happens next is of course the deadline now is april twelfth as agreed with the european union as this country edges closer to a new deal bracks it certainly there will be lots of work underway to see if other alternatives are available as soon as next monday those are going to be within this government and the house of commons we have seen we know that up to a dozen different protests forming against threats that are taking place here in westminster as people walk out onto the streets to show their indignation. no matter what side of the political spectrum they are on and we have seen some reaction already from europe in terms of this latest vote donald tusk european council president has tweeted that he's calling a european council meeting to take place on april tenth and we know that you will commission they have said this previously that they are prepared for a new deal scenario

had a few just wrapped up the austrian chancellor says if the british parliament backs may's deal rexx it will be delayed until may twenty second just before european parliamentary elections if not the u.k. will have to leave the e.u. on april the twelfth may have asked for a delay until the end of june. yes president all trying to says it's time the united states fully recognized israel's sovereignty over the golan heights in a tweet trump said the golan heights is a critical strategic area for the security of israel and for regional stability of the region was captured by israel during a war in one hundred sixty seven from the syrian army israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu thanks trump for what he called a bold move. and israel. are. ready. to shoot. israel for. a devastating storm has affected nearly two million people across southern africa rescue teams in mozambique have extended their search cycle on it i survivors who are still trapped in flooded areas emergency teams have been rescuing stranded people in the hardest hit town of farah about fifteen thousand a still strand

he was removed in a coup in two thousand and six and lives in exile this will be seen by the thai rexx a charge party and its supporters as yet another move against the should of what clan and its influence of a thai politics of course in france has found a catholic cardinal guilty of failing to act on allegations of child sex abuse and his diocese a. prominent church figure and five others stood trial accused of failing to protect children from alleged crimes committed by a priest in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's. syrian refugees in jordan are taking a case against the syrian government to the international criminal course they accuse president assad's forces of crimes against humanity saying they were forced to flee because of life threatening attacks they also want the court to look at a wider passon of rights abuses including torture rape chemical attacks and disappearances syria has not signed up to the i.c.c. but jordan is a member which may give the court jurisdiction to take the case still ahead on al-jazeera the. artists in thailand find creative ways to get aro

was designed to keep talks in out the dissolution of thai rexx a chart may galvanize support for the chena wants while deepening the country's political divide it seems thailand is sit for another unpredictable and potentially volatile political periods wayne hay al jazeera bangkok. the medical charity doctors without borders says a more humane response is needed to end the boehner epidemic in democratic republic of congo it says not enough has been done to gain the trust of local communities and even aid workers and increasing target for violence comes as the head of the world health organization is visiting the country to get an update on the outbreak and bron reports. wearing protective suits they wash down with chlorine making sure every particle of the highly contagious virus is destroyed but doctors without borders says efforts to contain it working and instead have led to his still iffy end violence against the people who are trying to help the existing atmosphere can only be described as toxic it shows how the response has failed to listen and act on the needs of those most a

parliamentary vote after parliamentary vote followed against exit ing without a deal for a delay of rexxit and a series of amendments. and fanaa that was a sign of course and with it came the people's recognition that complete chaos was raining in westminster. with me tonight as callous as. britain's confidence in their parliament. representatives has hit new depths these days but i'm so bored with the whole thing i don't read anything more about it all for it's just gone on far too long we got into this mess because of the incompetence of our governments over forty years of looking off themselves looking off the rich not looking after the people but i find it is. i'm just sorry britons going like this person should be invested in this. discord still dominates when it comes to people's feelings about britain's relationship with europe. but nothing that europeans will go well but they see the european union. not as terrible we had all told me until. the the european community and slowly crept into our politics and started taking over i'm for breaks and i hope that it goes so i wish the en

he was removed in a coup in two thousand and six and lives in exile this will be seen by the thai rexx a charge party and its supporters as yet another move against the shin of what clan and its influence over thai politics brains coming california rob is there good news in this there is because a heightened snow and this is snow pack or given the summer water but as you say rain and it's not just kind of foreigners in the whole of the southwest really i mean there's even rain in death valley one of the hottest prices on earth and not particularly wet but it was also rain in utah not slow coming in country but canyon country this is not normally a river this is a snow canyon in utah and of course this only happens when you get these segments on the songs but they have been fairly repeatable this is the massacre that is going across most of it tends to forage at first catch the sierra nevada as snow or rain this is sun nor apparently in land from san francisco and there we've seen flooding here before this spunk and last and this is where it seems to be concentrating there of course mor

development that have happened in the past five years was designed to keep turks in the dissolution of tire rexx a charge made galvanize support for this you know what will deepening the country's political divide it seems thailand is it for another unpredictable and potentially volatile political periods wayne hay al jazeera bangkok now germany says it doesn't want to ban chinese telecoms giant away from building its five g. networks but it says it will tighten security criteria for companies offering the new services earlier hallway announced it's taking the u.s. to courts over a ban on government agencies using its technology washington considers wild ways products a security threat and as beijing can use its equipment for spying. the rise of far right politics and parts of europe has been matched by a growing reluctance to accept refugees one country that's bucking the trend is portugal which is actively seeking new arrivals for its lee has the story from lisbon. six years ago raf fats was a student in damascus since then his dad's been killed he's travelled to jordan and egypt before findin

about it they will wednesday probably just i'm going through various options including assault of rexx it with a customs union but also including the idea of a second referendum and revoking article fifty all of these all of these things to be discussed not clear whether it'll be a free vote some people expect that events are lead to another process next monday of narrowing it down to see a parliament can actually decide on one option that's far from certain also far from certain is whether the government will respect the vote some m.p.'s are so angry they say of treason he doesn't listen then they'll try to introduce legislation to force it to act upon whatever they decide but as i was saying it's not clear if they will actually come to any hard decision more than six hundred thousand people have signed an online petition calling for the impeachment of thailand's election commission alice allegations of widespread irregularities during sunday's vote results point to a close race between at a party backed by the military government and the main opposition party neither of which have ma

development that have happened in the past five years was designed to keep parks in the dissolution of thai rexx a charge made galvanize support for this you know what's well deepening the country's political divide it seems thailand is sit for another unpredictable and potentially volatile political periods wayne hay al jazeera bangkok a court in france has found a catholic cardinal guilty of failing to act on allegations of child sex abuse and has diocese phillip barbour on a prominent church for there and five others to trial accused of failing to protect children from alleged crimes committed by a priest in one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's germany's ambassador to venezuela has twenty four hours to leave the country after being accused of meddling in domestic affairs the orders were issued on wednesday two days out of daniel chrono welcomed on why though and caracas the opposition leader traveled abroad to rally support for his leadership it. well while politicians battle for power people in venezuela struggling to survive their injuries shortages of food medicine and the world's high