party i got come kind of about the head of germany's social democrat party. and robert green party leader robert how back it reads after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us is as welcome to germany back as a sovereign nation and a european power this way is germans have not forgotten and we are grateful for britain wish to leave the european union for good it will always have friends in germany and europe but britain should equally know. we believe no choice is irreversible ive door will always remain open europe is home we would miss the legendary british bra black humor but more than anything else we would miss the british people our friends across the channel therefore britain should know from the bottom of our hearts we want them to stay well let's go to london then i got reaction from i.t.w. our correspondent. welcome bogut how has this letter been received well we don't have as far as i know an official reaction but if by any of the government figures but i've looked at the newspaper headlines and it has been reported even t

body has signed the letter as well as under anonymous the head of the social democratic party in germany and the green party leader robert habeck as well as other leaders here's what they wrote after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us welcome germany back as a sovereign nation and a european power this we as germans have not forgotten and we are grateful and they also wrote. britain wished to leave the european union for good it will always have friends in germany and in europe but britain should equally know that we believe that no choice is irreversible our door will always remain europe always remain open i beg your pardon europe is home and finally we wouldn't miss the legendary british sense of humor but more than anything yes we miss the british people our friends across the channel therefore britain should know from the bottom of our hearts we want them to stay ok so let's for more on the surplus draw indeed obvious political correspondent simon young who himself is from britain welcome simon and pastor to feel from prominent germans to the british s

party a k k as she is known under great crump current the head of germany's social democratic party and very analysis and green party leader robert harding it reads after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us it has welcomed germany back as a sovereign nation and a european power this we as germans have not forgotten and we are grateful should britain wish to leave the european union for good it will always have friends in germany and in europe but britons should equally know that we believe that no choice is irreversible our door is always will always remain open europe is home we would miss the legendary british black humor but more than anything else we would miss the british people our friends across the channel therefore britons should know from the bottom of our hearts we want them to stay well a short while ago we spoke with our london correspondent very good mohs and we asked her about the reaction to that letter in london. i don't have as far as i know an official reaction but it by any of the government figures but i've looked at the newspaper headl

her main challenger was the social democratic party senator, aecio neves.he attacked dilma over the corruption exposed by operation carwash. and he enlisted some of the country's most popular celebrities to support him. the contest was very close. for a short period, aecio neves believed he had won. he contested the results and for a long time refused to accept the legitimacy of the vote. but dilma claims she never had any doubts she would win. despite all the setbacks that had befallen the country over the last four years, the brazilian people had entrusted dilma with a second term of office. but patience was running out. and politics was about to get very dirty. good afternoon. chances are worried you are the days looked a little bit like this. quite gloomy. glimmers of brightness on the horizon. generally, up against this massive cloud. the only significant breaks coming further north across northern ireland and into central and eastern scotland. not long before rain becomes more widespread across scotland. for the south, becomes more widespread across s

her main challenger was the social democratic party senator, aecio neves.ttacked dilma over the corruption exposed by operation carwash. and he enlisted some of the country's most popular celebrities to support him. the contest was very close. for a short period, aecio neves believed he had won. he contested the results and for a long time refused to accept the legitimacy of the vote. but dilma claims she never had any doubts she would win. despite all the setbacks that had befallen the country over the last four years, the brazilian people had entrusted dilma with a second term of office. but patience was running out. and politics was about to get very dirty. hello again. the weather today has been cloudy across the weather today has been cloudy a cross m ost the weather today has been cloudy across most of the united kingdom will stop we have seen heavy rains particularly across the west of scotland. this was the scene in argyll and bute this afternoon. the heavy rain will push southwards. a little bit of rain across is doing blown tending to ease out int

her main challenger was the social democratic party senator, aecio neves. attacked dilma over the corruption exposed by operation carwash. and he enlisted some of the country's most popular celebrities to support him. the contest was very close. for a short period, aecio neves believed he had one. believed he had won. he contested the results and for a long time refused to accept the legitimacy of the vote. but dilma claims she never had any doubts she would win. despite all the setbacks that had befallen the country over the last four years, the brazilian people had entrusted dilma with a second term in office. but patience was running out. and politics was about to get very dirty. hello there. there has not been a huge amount of change and the weather since the start of 2019 with high pressure often in charge. this was at the scene on friday. in highland, scotland, we had heavy showers around. so, rainbows and certainly captured by our weather watchers and there will be more of them in the forecast over the next couple of days too. so, for saturday we hav

her main challenger was the social democratic party senator aecio neves.acked dilma over the corruption exposed by 0peration carwash. and he enlisted some of the country's most popular celebrities to support him. the contest was very close. for a short period, aecio neves believed he had won. he contested the results and for a long time refused to accept the legitimacy of the vote. but dilma claims she never had any doubts she would win. despite all the setbacks that had befallen the country over the last four years, the brazilian people had entrusted dilma with a second term of office. but patience was running out. and politics was about to get very dirty. hello. we've definitely seen more sunshine across the uk today than yesterday, but as the skies cleared, we've also imported some chillier air, so it has felt fresher, despite the brighter weather. the reason it's turned a little chillier is a cold front has sunk its way south across the uk, not producing much in the way of rain but allowing some relatively cold air in. behind this band of showers worki

her main challenger was the social democratic party senator, aecio neves. attacked dilma over the corruption exposed by operation carwash. and he enlisted some of the country's most popular celebrities to support him. the contest was very close. for a short period, aecio neves believed he had won. he contested the results and for a long time refused to accept the legitimacy of the vote. but dilma claims she never had any doubts she would win. despite all the setbacks that had befallen the country over the last four years, the brazilian people had entrusted dilma with a second term of office. but patience was running out. and politics was about to get very dirty. hello there. temperatures on saturday reached 12 degrees in strathallan. six celsius higher than the january average in this part of scotland. it was a mild day with rain for western scotland and that rain continues to edge southwards. that rain continues to push southwards and on sunday there are two weather fronts, a corporate edging south across england and wales and in occlusion heading into nor

the head of germany's social democratic party nonis and green party leader robert hop back in trades after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us it has welcomed germany back as a software nation and the european power of this we as germans have not forgotten and we all grateful. should britain wish to leave the european union for good it will always have friends in germany and europe but britain should equally know that we believe no choice is irreversible our door will always remain open europe is home we would miss the legendary british black humor more than anything else we would miss the british people our friends across the channel four britons should know from the bottom of our hearts we want them to stay well let's go to london then i get a reaction from my d.w.i. correspondent. welcome back at how has this letter been received. well we don't have as far as i know an official reaction but if by any of the government figures but i've looked at the newspaper headlines and it has been reported even though it's not exactly headline news because there's

love you go this was published in the times on friday it was signed by the leaders of the social democratic party the green party and. the new leader of the christian democratic union party relatively new at least she was she took over of course from i'm going to merkel just at the end of last year and is seen by many as pretty much the heir apparent to take over. the job of chancellor when mrs merkel steps down was also signed by the c.e.o. of daimler an airbus and former germany and arsenal goalkeeper guinn's lehmann in the letter they thanked britain for its historic commitment to the continent of europe saying that during world war two britain forty to protect the freedoms and the rights that are now cornerstones of the european union and following that horrific conflict that britain didn't turn its back on germany it also spoke about the what the a.t.o. single sees that make britain britain and how much germans love them would miss the legendary british dark humor and go into the pub after work hours to drink in ale we would miss tea with milk and driving in the left hand side of the road an

party she has signed the letter as well as under various knowledge as the head of the social democratic party in germany the green party leader robert hobbit who you see behind me and other leaders and here's what they wrote after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us it has welcomed germany back as a sovereign nation and a european pallor this we as germans have not forgotten and we are grateful should britain wish to leave the european union for good it will always have friends here in germany and europe but britons should equally know that we believe that no choice is irreversible our door will always remain open europe is home and we would miss the legendary british black humor the letter goes on but more than anything else we would miss the british people our friends across the channel therefore britain's should know from the bottom of our hearts we want them to stay. or a short time ago we asked our london correspondent here good moss what the reactions have been to this water in london don't have as far as i know an official reaction but if by any of the gov

we did ask a swedish migration agency and immigration minister and ministry of justice and social democrat party without getting any clear answer yet we look up on the agency's website twice he was denied asylum in two thousand and four and two thousand and seven his third application is currently pending according to swedish law an asylum seeker can appeal against the decision if there placation is refused today fifty thousand immigrants remain in sweden illegally have to failed asylum cases another seventy five thousand are still waiting on the migration board's decision including. for the third time in fourteen years today i have this idea. like dogs. wish i didn't. until to morrow comes jim holds a so-called l m a card very fine him as an asylum seeker he can legally stay in the country and receives the equivalent of iran and seven euros in swedish crowns every day and other social benefits but he's banned from studying or working here give me a paper i don't need to take his money it's two thousand two hundred it's not money is right but give me a paper i drop and i bet bucks like her help

and all because of a jail sentence for leave you drug mia the head of the ruling social democratic partywas convicted of electoral fraud in twenty fifteen. he's still facing other corruption charges as well he can no longer hold public office but is seen as the most powerful man in the country. dragged me as massive influence on the government even led to the country's president ploughs here harnessed to question whether rumania was up to the job of taking over the e.u.'s rotating presidency. it is evident that the government is being controlled by a criminal. track now is running its with the help of middlemen these are facts that we all know. on january first rumania did take over the helm of the e.u. . in the first six months of twenty nineteen the giant palace of the parliament in bucharest will be the venue of many you meetings. but remain in lawmakers are deeply divided over the e.u. and the handing of the judiciary floor in your docket a close associate of dragon is held in abusive and he used speech in parliament. and on market is not normal that romania should be simply condemne

party on get out of the way here so you can see here also andrea knowledges the head of the social democratic party here in germany she signed the paper the letter and the head of the green party right there robert they all signed it here's what they wrote after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us it has welcomed germany back as a sovereign nation and the european power and this we as germans have not forgotten and we are grateful now should britain wish to leave the european union for good the letter goes on it will always have friends in germany and europe but britons should equally know that we believe that no choice is irreversible our door will always remain open europe is home and the letter goes on to say we would miss that legendary british black humor but more than anything else we would miss the british people our friends across the channel therefore britons should know from the bottom of our hearts we want them to stay here is what the german president said when he was asked about the british and their broken bricks. the m. gets cocked up on me a font longs

it they basically say to britain we love you don't go it is signed by the leaders of the social democratic party the green party relatively new role as head of the christian democratic union party. i know she of course took over in that role from angola merkel just at the end of last year and she is seen by some as basically the heir apparent to take over for mrs merkel chancellor when she eventually steps down it's also being signed by the c.e.o.'s of daimler and airbus and former germany and arsenal goalkeeper guinn's lehmann also putting his name to it in this letter they found that britain for their historical contributions to europe is a continent they also say that during world war two britain defended the rights that are now were pretty much the cornerstone of the. constitution and they also britain for not turning its back on germany following the horrors of world war two but elsewhere it also takes a little look and thanks britain for the well the little idiosyncrasies that make britain britain. the legendary british dark humor and go into the park after work hours to drink a nail we wo

down on the upper house election the biggest opposition party looks a little bit like the social democratic party. it doesn't excite the voters imagination. so, overall things are looking favorable, but that is because everyone else is so weak. they went through a long list of foreign-policy achievements. but for seven years in office if he were truly popular for his own merits coming could have been able to deliver some of the hard ones on the domestic side, namely the economics and i would shy away from the economics is not an economist at it they will have probably a better insight into this, but the truth of the matter is he's kind of spent the last six to seven years in the office doing what is easy as the japanese leader which is remain very visible on the international stage and to raise the profile in the community he did an excellent job probably much better than the prime minister and me who was another long serving the minister before he got the helm back in 2006. but that is not to minimize the achievement oachievements of his administration did on concluding the very tough negotiatio

and what is a new radical and extreme, and frankly dangerous to social democratic party. that is pretty much declaring war on the american dream. and freedom, and they are vilifying wealth and success, and penalizing innovation, stopping all over the principles that made this the greatest place on earth, the envy of the free world. the goals are simple, they want the government to control your property, your businesses, your health care, your money, your self-defense, scary. don't be fooled by a broad lofty promises of security and emotional appeals. this new radical democratic socialist party, they want the government to pretty much supervise your entire life. that's why tonight we begin with analysis on this radical crop of left-wing candidates, lying to take over the white house, and defeat donald trump in 2020. pretty scary picture, let not your heart be troubled, we will expose them nightly on this program as they try to out liberal each other. for months we warned that any democrat that is competing for the party's nomination, they have to prove their radical, socia

he left the nationalist party to which he became elected and became a founder member of the social democratic and labor party with devin, and it should be said also when we look at the civil rights movement and to some extent once their clp was established and once they'd gone in to parliament, much of the debate moved from the streets to parliament because our generation believed if we could get reform through parliamentary meetings and one of the results of that was the information of the first par sharing executive in january 1974 where nationalists and unionists sat together in government. the first and only time that that happened and that was before the agreement in 1998. so austin played a crucial role in that executive before it collapsed in may of 1974. life after that became very difficult for public representatives on the nationalist side and eventually austin moved from northern ireland to the republic of ireland where he became a member of the party and became a t.d. and as a fingail td he became a minister in the irish government and also he was the person who stood for fingail

the political deadlock and elected caretaker prime minister of finance at the top job his social democrats partymanaged to get the backing of the greens to secure a majority britain's prime minister is set to meet government ministers to discuss the next steps. a spokeswoman says to reason may also have had a constructive call with the german chancellor and we'll talk with other e.u. leaders this weekend the labor leader jeremy corben is refusing to join cross party discussions and so no deal bracks it is ruled out well for the past twenty years the border between northern ireland a part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland has been open both sides have benefited economically as members of the but there are fears that a no deal breck's it might turn back the clock barker reports from curling for a lock. who owns carlingford law for the past twenty years the question hasn't mattered for them bricks it happened. daryn coming in is an oyster man. his high end is consumed as far away as china the north shore is british the south is irish the waters in between are shared across border agency works

the free trade friendly liberal party of these talks failed and then she entered the talks with their social democrats the other parties in parliament the right wing populist they've d. all these socialist left polity we can use the fall for talks to form a government so the only option then left would be a minority government something highly volatile something the germans don't really like so we don't really know what's going to happen then if the. if the social democrats pull out the end of probably would mean snap elections definitely not smooth sailing in that scenario let's assume for a moment the social democrats do stay in the government would that allow medical then to complete her term for sure or could other pressures possibly see her leaving office early the way i see it it all depends on what out of office even if some of the crucial regional states elections we have already heard about in the report these go bad for the c.d.u. party even then if a party goes into open revolt against they want to push out of office they don't really have any leverage to do so and it would mean that even i

and what is a new radical and extreme, and frankly dangerous to social democratic party.ch declaring war on the american dream. and freedom, and they are vilifying wealth and success, and penalizing innovation, stopping all over the principles that made this the greatest place on earth, the envy of the free world. the goals are simple, they want the government to control your property, your businesses, your health care, your money, your self-defense, scary. don't be foole

, biggest, quote, unquote, biggest opposition party constitutional democratic party of japan looks a little bit too much like the social democratic party and it does not excite voters' imagination. so overall, things are looking favorable relatively for mr. abe and his coalition partner com e komeito and that is because everyone is so weak. he went through the foreign policy achievement, but it is interesting that within the seven years in his office, if he were truly popular for his own merit he would have been able to deliver some of the harder one on the domestic side and i would shy away from the economics because i'm not an economist and i would have better insight into this, but the truth of the matter is he's kind of spent the last six to seven years in the office by doing what's relatively easy as a japanese leader which is remain very visible especially in the international stage, have a very, you know, basically as a top -- being a very top diplomat to raise the japan profile of the international community. i think he did an excellent job, probably much better than the prime minister who was another long-serv

politicians who weren't talkative most were from ackles conservatives the center lived social democrats in the party as well the notable exception the far right a.v. the party conference yesterday that and then off they had will make his were affected now a gentle voice say the government's i was not compromised and they're looking at where the information came from the intent remains and clear and some politicians are demanding action. and what i heard shark mean this is a grave attack on democracy in our country. there are massive problems in the digital security architecture we put tensions have looked off as enough in recent years of can we commit to the government has gross and neglected that. we have single action this is a turning point it's. nearly fifty migrants stranded on risky ships in the mediterranean are still looking for countries to take them and they were rescued in late december and are stuck off the coast of malta e.u. member states remain deadlocked over what to do with the migrants while the cramped conditions on board deteriorate. for two weeks thirty two refugees have been li

republic of macedonia finally fell from power and was replaced by the much more moderate social democratic party. and has been willing to discuss this compromise agreement with greece the previous prime minister nicolas gretzky had taken the hard line that we are the republic of macedonia we shall not in any way compromise that with any adjectives that is that is one reason the second reason is that greece doesn't feel that by continuing keeping this issue open it's going to gain in the long term the position that the former foreign minister the man who negotiated this deal for the greek side has stated again and again in interviews is that it is time to put this to rest greece needs to be on good terms with its northern neighbors so that its foreign policy can focus on its real problem which is turkey if there's any credible threat to greek territorial integrity that's where it comes from so we need to put paid to these communist era problems that have been lingering since nine hundred ninety when yugoslavia broke up ok john psaropoulos thank you for that information there as the protests well

were in charge at it most were from johnson america's conservatives the center naved social democrats the live party as well the notable exception the far right a.v. the party conference yesterday that none of the handle me has was affected. german authorities say the government's eye team at work was not compromised and they're looking at where the information came from the intent remains unclear some politicians are demanding action. and what i heard shocked me this is a grave attack on democracy in our country. in hides i think there are massive problems in our digital security architecture we put tensions haven't looked off as enough in recent years of can we commit to the government has grown in the little bit of this from the east we have to think. this is a turning point it's. a poet a city is in mourning off to five teenage girls were killed in a fire it happened while they were inside what's called an escape room a facility where people are locked in a room and have to solve clues to get out escape rooms have grown in popularity but now people are questioning whether they're safe. friends a