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t.w. made for minds. this is t w news live from britain's press at legislation clear as a major hurdle. there is a time together as one reinvigorated stations one good night for lawmakers back prime minister barak's johnson's withdrawal fell by a 124 votes meaning the u.k. is now on course to leave the european union at the end of january bringing the latest from london. also on the program australia's prime minister responds to the public criticism that cut short his holiday.

t.w. made for mine.this is date of the news live from berlin outrage on the streets of india the death toll reaches 25 and clashes between protesters and the police hundreds of thousands of people continue to rally across the country against a citizens for citizenship law they say discriminates against muslims also coming up. a deadly christmas typhoon ravages the central philippines leaving a trail of death and destruction in its path typhoon fanned phone calls at least 20 people as it destroys houses downstream and forces thousands to.

t.w. zealand in course. german made easy. phase one gets 2 thumbs up from the united states and china both agreed to a partial trade agreement staving off unit of terrorists on chinese goods that were set to take effect on sunday will get the latest market reactions also on the show incumbent british prime minister boris johnson takes on a decisive win in the u.k. elections nursing holds that britain's divorce from the european union will be less messy and with the e.u. being its most important market the british auto industry hopes rex it won't put the brakes on trade. on 1st quarter welcome to the program the united states and china have announced a major a fall in their trade war and as one might have expected from u.s. president trump it had to be a quote very large phase one deal with china that washington see over the goshi ations had intensified ahead of terrorists due to take effect on sunday now it looks like they've been avoided. shoppers in the u.s. can afford to have a spring in their step new tariffs on chinese g

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t.w. . we are pumping more not less carbon into the atmosphere global warming is exhilarating and the promises made in the paris climate accord to reverse this they're not being kept and they're not strong enough the next climate summit will be in scotland next year scientists say that we have about a decade to save the climate as we know it a decade and we just lost a year. berlin this is the day. after many. hours. being asked. to the end of the comp. could be extended because pretty today is still a good look at the outcome it's pretty disappointing peace process ease facing the people on the planets this is a compromise we can leave with stop taking up space but you'll both. get out of our why we're terribly sorry madam chair but we can accept the spears and terrorists and i'm not a president we can't find the document it seems that we need to pieces again it's really a common thing. we need to stop the planet. also coming up to dissent and disappear in a dictatorship 20 years ago in the former soviet republic of belarus suspected death squads silenced opposition politicians in a d.-w. news exc

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