bret's it still means breakfast but not even teresa mayes seems to know whether it will be soft or hard. to the champions league now in munich had to settle for a one one draw at home last night i i guess. it was a dream start for by and with defender heading them in front of just four minutes it was his first goal for the club in almost a year but after twenty two minutes the dutch side tied the score through a new save rally the game ended one one leaving without a win in their last three matches including their bonus league game it's. now if you've ever attended or paid in durance race like marathon you know what a mess they are to clean up especially at the water stops where hundreds maybe thousands of plastic cups and bottles clogged the road the solution a company in london might be on to something. this little bowl could save the streets and the seas from the sky of plastic cups and bottles so-called. made from plant and seaweed extracts making them entirely edible and if they're not actually consumed the producers say they are degraded in four to six weeks at the richmond marath

i'm sorry so much condoms good to have you with us british prime minister teresa mayes face. an intense criticism at home that's after admitting that she is considering a european union proposal that would keep britain bound to the blocs rules for several months longer than originally planned after a summit of leaders in brussels failed to make enough progress and reaching a divorce agreement the e.u. has now suggested more time for striking a trade deal that ensures a frictionless border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland that with drugs at the border between northern ireland and the republic is set to become the u.k.'s only land border within the e.u. both sides want to avoid a physical border which many fear could reignite social tensions in northern ireland now a key part of negotiations a so-called backstop that's a guarantee that the border will stay open should the u.k. leave the e.u. without a deal the e.u. wants to keep northern ireland in the customs union and a common market britain's theresa may says that is not acceptable she spoke to reporters

it's almost too early to say that a lot of the squabbling about teresa mayes future has been done not here a conference but in the kind of lead up in leader articles in newspapers and in television studios in the in the run up to this conference we're going to hear in the next hour from the chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond and he's been supportive of theresa may and her stance he's also been warning about the dangers and the prospects of bret's it he will say things like for example we have our red lines which is to end freedom movements and to control the u.k.'s laws but there is room for negotiation the outcome has to work for both sides and he's been very critical of boris johnson as philip hammond describing him as incapable of drawn up politics so by definition full of power and coming down in support of terri some may beis lashing out against boris johnson and when it comes to those central dog whistle issues poll for example the border between northern ireland and the irish republic is there a sense there in the u.k. for the voters that instead of saying here is the s

s on monday as she tried parliament on the state of breaks of talks with brussels teresa mayes a deal is now ninety five percent complete but m.p.'s in her own party have sharply criticized the idea of extending the transition period beyond two thousand and twenty pm has been under serious pressure this past week from both those opposing drags it and it leaves supporters as well which is an astonishing you're going to reports now from westminster. we're seeing quite a mulcher was times for theresa me during this week specifically seen as quite a crucial one for her premiership we do know that just throughout the last couple of weeks we have seen many reports suggesting that a potential revolt is brewing within the conservative party and speculation has been quite right that she could be faced with a no confidence vote and indeed all of this comes amidst major dissatisfaction with the way to recently. he according to those who oppose her position has been handling bricks set and in order for any kind of no confidence vote to be triggered we need to see forty eight letters sent in by co

the brics its supporters and teresa mayes government fear it could take years to reach a long term trade deal making an emergency compromise permanent the practice it minister says that should not happen. what we can do is see the united kingdom look to involve the back door to a customs union and union arrangement which would leave us and it definitely that would not believe in the e.u. but the northern irish d u p who support theresa may needs for parliamentary majority staunchly opposes the current plans the party's leader described it as amounting to the annexation of northern ireland by the e.u. because of the province would be subject to different regulations than the rest of britain a compromise in brussels is within reach but to reason may still has to convince a majority in her parliament to support the deal. so the u.s. now and officials say the death toll has risen to eighteen off the hurricane michael smashed into the florida panhandle three days ago to michael is the most powerful hurricane if a strike the region. as the u.s. coast guard rescue helicopter searches for a plac

campaigners when he arrived since resigning in july he has continued to criticize prime minister teresa mayes branksome plan which would see the u.k. stick close to the european union's rules in return for remaining in the blocks single market for goods he's gone so far as to call for the prime minister's proposals he called them categorize them as drain. and in birmingham a massive standing by covering the story for us so bear get i mean you just heard boris johnson speech what do you see is the main takeaways. i think he left delegates a little bit puzzled because his speech was widely anticipated to be a bid for the leadership but that hasn't really happened and it's clear form he did talk quite a lot about conservative values it was quite a wide ranging speech he tackled security and powers with the police he tackled how the ownership and tax codes so really about the conservative belief system and he also tech gold bricks and of course this is what people were really waiting for how far would he go to to criticize prime minister resigned to check us plan which is have plan of how the e.u

brics its supporters and teresa mayes government fear could take years to reach a long term trade deal making an emergency compromise permanent. the brics it minister says that should not happen. we cannot do you see the united kingdom looked involved but due to customs union and union arrangements which would leave definitely that would not believe. but the northern irish d u p whose support theresa may needs for parliamentary majority staunchly opposes the current plans the party's leader described it as amounting to the annexation of northern ireland by the e.u. because of the province would be subject to different regulations than the rest of britain a compromise in brussels is within reach but to reason may still has to convince a majority in her parliament to support the deal. a sound look at some of the other stories making news around the world two of the most contentious roman catholic figures of the twentieth century have been made saints by pope francis in a ceremony of the vatican the pope the pontiff canonized pope paul the sixth and the murdered salvadoran archbishop rome

to be significantly better this time actually italian he talked about positive body language by teresa mayes at least was a step forward but in substance they haven't made big progress yet like i said earlier apparently the boiling temperature hasn't been reached yet yet but they're increasing they're cranking up the temperature and at some point something will have to get all right myself in the story for us in brussels tonight max as always thank you very much. at least nineteen people have been killed dozens injured in a shooting in russia annexed crimea the attack took place at a college in the black sea port of curch russian authorities say that an eighteen year old shot his fellow students and then shot himself to death. the drama unfolded at around noon with what sounded like an explosion conflicting reports followed some spoke of a bombing fueling suspicions of a terror attack on the crimean college. by the end of the afternoon it had become clear that the victims had been shot. at but it's in the below the identity of the young man who arrived at the college shortly before the incid

and prime minister teresa mayes says her country's immigration rules after breaks it will favor skilled migrants over low skilled migrants and that no preferential treatment will be given to e.u. citizen may was speaking on the fringes of the annual conservative party conference taking place in birmingham this week. well germany's coalition government has reached agreement on immigration reforms designed to make the country more attractive to skilled workers from around the world the late night deal is the first step towards a more open migration law it'll put the german economy its workforce needs and immigrants qualifications at the center of immigration policy the plan will continue to treat asylum seekers and economic migrants differently but could allow greater flexibility for refugees who successfully interbreed ensure. well for more on this story i'm joined by our political correspondent hans but on top hans germany wants to recruit skilled workers from other countries what kind of workers are we talking about. well first of all we have to say this is a ruling that does not come

determined they want to be heard and they turned out in masses the demonstration was a signal to teresa mayes government people want to take fate into their own hands hundreds of thousands came to london for the biggest anti bracks a demonstration so far they're sick of political infighting as the prospect of a heartbreak city looms in the distance. seem to be ignoring us completely at name and it's just a disgrace got lazy see if maybe are any charts at the main maybe it's just determined to steam it rose cmon it's three the government has completely failed the opposition has completely failed they're playing politics as if it's just a normal event it's not if it's in my view it's a great day to try and stay fit save the country the march was being spearheaded by the young who want to have a say in their future in the last referendum many of them didn't vote so far to reason may opposes the idea of a second vote. for a young person i feel like our future i offer you the full price in there anyway the city government i've always wanted. to march ended in front of parliament where many of them

coming to you now because teresa mayes really feeling the heat over this isn't she at home. yes for sure one prominent black city called this latest proposal frankly ridiculous and to handle critics all piling up the pressure on her like boris johnson like david davis former ministers and they say that she's giving too much ground to the but also this latest proposal some of the remaining aside in their own policies that don't suppose that they say well is this a matter of principle and will really one extra year helps and the logic behind it could be that there is speculation that the remaining in her own party you want to go agreed to the. european free trade agreement and have this off to the transition basically as a backs of and then for that to give the u.k. government and the e.u. more time to come together but clearly a lot of criticism especially with this latest plan so big it could she lose her job over this. that's the million dollar question there are many creation events in the next days and weeks to call me for the big very huge for a second referendum a story

minister says those who refused to back her plan for leaving the european union operating college six teresa mayes critics say her proposal would compromise the u.k. sovereignty a conservative party is holding its annual conference in birmingham as it struggles to bridge divisions six months ahead of rex it sonia going to go reports. the buzz word of the conference written all over the venue opportunity may be in the air or translating it into reality another thing altogether but when it comes to bricks it the u.k.'s departure from the european union the british prime minister to resign may was keen to point out that plan the so-called check is deal represented the best opportunity for orderly exit i do believe that but crucially i believe in delivering bricks it in a way that respects the vote and delivers on the fate of the british people yet at the heart of her party the debate still rages over how to leave the e.u. lurking in the foreground the cheerleader for pro bracks at group former foreign minister boris johnson he wants a so-called hard breck's it to leave the e.u. at any cost in his lat

who won the battle of this year's strictly come let's call party dancing was a german tango or teresa mayes frenzy. find out with me and that's in on this week's coming on the phone but first what now for international lore is something called the world court judges that this kind of arguable hate speech from president donald trump is of the. exact is very seriously. we are doing many things right now including city kids at a very low level one of the highest levels we've ever done and some might say trump's economic warfare is just a more subtle version of the kind of jokey talk from his political enemy the late john mccain. in. britain verd spot is indeed even on the international court of justice which ruled against trump this week on the u.k. minority government leader drazen a britain for the first time lost its seat at the table to the brics india partner to brazil russia china and south africa in a mass and then brought in dad the united nations security council christopher greenwood of the united kingdom had withdrawn from the election. announces the u.n. as the president this means

right now teresa mayes addressing parliament with a major update. and pressure on the prime minister.

including member members of many members of parliament who are members of british prime minister teresa mayes conservative party oppose staying in the e.u. is custom union as miss may herself to date has at least rejected staying in those opposing the staying in the customs union do so primarily because they prefer the u.k. to be able to enter into bilateral trade relations with other nations and remaining in the e.u. customs union would prohibit such bilateral u.k. trade agreements a spokesperson for the prime minister played down prospects for a deal next week when ms may will meet with the leaders at a summit and we have reports over the past that things are going well only be stalled or stymied by one issue or another so it remains to be see what will take place regardless of what.

including member members of many members of parliament who are members of british prime minister teresa mayes conservative party oppose staying in the e.u. is custom union as miss may herself today has at least rejected staying in those opposing the staying in the customs.

indication of what those sanctions could be whether they'll be applied when the prime minister teresa mayes was questioned about. well she said she would speak to the king of saudi arabia new concrete information or whether they would be sanctions against the country it seems that they were germany is the only country it's going alone and putting its neck out in suspending and canceling these contracts georgia the defense spokesman for the france party says no crimes will stop europe sending arms to riyadh because there's simply too much money involved we know that there are many violations of human rights. but above all in yemen and it's not time anymore for just words it's time for action and i think they're just buying time by saying that they will wait for further and curious it's sad but the european union and especially our french president mr munder michel he's backing one of the worst country which is really doing one of the worst war in the world. is to hold firm on its budget plans despite the e.u. on them more on that after this short break. lot of statements saying that the arab

misunderstanding is not because they hadn't watched the david lean spiegel film but in fairness to teresa mayes campaign that obama's campaign in syria i mean as far as we know there with they never give coleman to obviously to us there were special forces fighting us. baps isis linked al-qaeda linked groups trying to overthrow insiders there were two programs in syria there was obama's first program which was a title fifty program it's called which was covert and secret that was done through training camps in turkey and jordan and insurgents were given weapons and sent across and many of them immediately went over to isis or zapata most of us on the other more extreme groups and the trainers didn't go with them when when isis came and took a large chunk of eastern syria western iraq there was a title fifty program which was completely public up to train. to train insurgents to fight against isis and in that case the special forces did assist mainly the kurds in northeast syria and that was all public and that was that was when they did go in but the covert program if if anyone went in it it st

is that british voters can look forward to an increase in spending on public services only if teresa mayes government can get that elusive deal with brussels. well far from westminster the mood in northern ireland is not so upbeat our correspondent has visited the british province where the failure to reach a deal could mean a hard border between it and the republic and the consequences of that she reports could be much more serious than the amount of cash in people's pockets. on some day the memories come flooding back. memories of the ear and then as the troubles in belfast. often mccrory experience terror and all the knowledge fest hand he was that when a bomb exploded on the shankill road his neighborhood and a protestant area nine people died it was one of the west bomb attacks by the irish republican army or ira in belfast. and all over the papal summer day and summer entered summer. the twenty five years on the memory is still in people's remain the heart is still there and the loss of people who have lost loved ones just. the attack was a tanning point fall few mccrory a protestant

including member members of many members of parliament who are members of british prime minister teresa mayes conservative party oppose staying in the e.u. is custom union as miss may herself to date has at least rejected staying in those opposing the staying in the customs union do so primarily because they prefer the u.k. to be able to enter into bilateral trade relations with other nations and remaining in the e.u. customs union would prohibit such bilateral u.k. trade agreements a spokesperson for the prime minister played down prospects for a deal next week when ms may will meet with the leaders at a summit and we have reports over the past that things are going well only be stalled or stymied by one issue or another so it remains to be see what will take place regardless of what occurs and he brags that deal would need to prove from the u.k. parliament. and other news from the u.k. there is more follow up for the reputed big four accounting firms after scandals including the collapse of u.k.'s super contractor karelian a client of accounting giant k p m g the chair of the competition in

teresa mayes a small jig queen which we've had to change for copyright reasons the first public performance of this kind and it seemed to be the prime minister responding to those who mocked her dance moves while on a tour of africa. on the situation to report from the conservative party conference . certainly a curious political times here in the u.k. as we speak and this annual conservative party conference has wrapped up to quite a bit of drama despite british prime minister theresa may putting up a show of keeping up appearances including with that quirky dance to dancing queen despite a speech that was really seen as make or break for her because of course much of the speech was dedicated to theresa may trying to show that she has things under control especially when it comes to bracks it having essentially now standing at a point of a potential no deal praxis having so no lots of division inside the u.k. and of course essentially having created basically a civil war inside her own country may was trying to show that she can still fix things however before her speech she was dealt quit

decisions on behalf of the british people given all of these latest developments and we discussed a teresa mayes position with tom brooks who is a leading academic on law and government studies he believes the only way out for theresa may is to change her stance on drugs. she's drawn so many red lines about all the things that she interpreted the referendum meant at the start of the negotiations it's really boxster in that she's really has no negotiating room other than continuing to plead right now for brussels to change its view in order for there to be a deal because there's nothing it seems she's willing to give up which is a very bad position to be in for herself politically and it's also of course very bad for the u.k. the only way out of it for her i think it would be to change some of her red lines citic a deep breath admit that she's made some mistakes call for a coalition of national unity which should have been done eighteen months or more ago and request that extension but i think that in itself while the right thing to do as a matter of statesmanship i think is also affect the polit

speculation about teresa mayes future has been running rife for weeks now and check his plan has been rubbished by all sides from the europeans to the right wingers within her own party and even the labor party the opposition party which says that unless the conservatives meet six tests and the delayed bottle votes against it one wonders how she's managed to labor on says to soldier on in charge that said though she remains absolutely convinced that helped plan is the best plan that is possible in the circumstances and she's going to continue on and despite the sniping and the fire and fewer that's coming from characters such as boris johnson now outside the cabinet but using his newspaper column to keep ridicule on the three samantha check is planned despite that kind of criticism that doesn't appear to be anybody willing to actively challenge for the prime ministership at the moment snow job is safe for the time being briefly paul what do you think this is doing to the state of politics in the u.k. you know here's the tories everyone basically says chair. because won't work or every

foreign secretary boris johnson has called on the conservative party to throw out prime minister teresa mayes bricks at proposals he says the checkers plan is an attempt to mislead voters he made those comments in the last hour at an event on the sidelines of the conservative party conference. singapore's foreign minister says southeast asian countries want me and maher to allow an independent investigation into the killing of muslim or hinders vivian balakrishnan says a commission of inquiry set up by a million miles government in july must be given a full mandate to hold people accountable he says other asean ministers back to the call at a recent meeting more than seven hundred thousand fled me and after the military crackdown that began in august of last year online giant amazon is giving three hundred fifty thousand workers a pay rise up to criticism of working conditions and pay rates in its big processing centers the company says workers in the u.s. will be paid a minimum of fifteen dollars an hour from next month and it's increasing pay for employees outside the u.s. to in the u.k. se

foreign secretary boris johnson has called on the conservative party to throw out prime minister teresa mayes proposals he says the so-called checkers plan is an attempt to mislead voters who made the comments in the last two hours on the sidelines of the governing conservative party conference. around three hundred passengers on board a danish very had been stranded in the baltic sea after the ship had an engine breakdown the operator says the ferry will be towed to the few indian city of klaipeda it denies earlier reports that the ferry went on fire and says a malfunction simply produced smoke no passengers or crew were injured. the un says the ongoing killing and wounding of palestinian protesters on the gaza border fence by israeli forces is an affront to human rights the comments were made by michael link the un special rapporteur for human rights in the palestinian territories on monday thousands of palestinians gathered near the land and sea front here with israel to demand their right to return they were fired on thirty seven of them were injured more than one hundred fifty palestinia

diplomats insist is on fudge it will and that means that teresa mayes going to have to make solid commitments about the possibility of a customs union or single market or both in order to cecile that withdrawal agreements because there can be no withdrawal agreements without the irish backstop and that's particularly significant because the conservative party has those northern ireland m.p.'s who are essentially propping up her government at least in parliament that's right so that's makes this is what makes it even trickier because ordinarily she might be able to accept a so-called de dramatise irish sea border where there are certain regulations regulatory checks and customs tax between great britain and northern ireland but the d.d.p. the hardiness in northern ireland a propping up a government and they say there are so you know difference between northern ireland great britain would be permissable and therefore she really has no right to go but we're effectively paying a game of chicken now or the d.p. prepared to bring her down and risk a jeremy corbin labor government which they'll hate

that has been the former foreign minister boris johnson and he gave a speech yesterday calling teresa mayes checkers plan and outrage how big a threat is he to may's leadership. he has really been quite a threat and people in the conference and have been queuing for four hours who for two hours and move in order to get in for many brick city is boris johnson is the hero he's the savior he gave a speech that was quite wide ranging so many regarded as the speech of of a prime minister in waiting he didn't just cover bricks it he covered a lot of domestic affairs he was talking about the need to be more confident we need to stand up to the european union and to to draw back on the conservative and british values are quite strong on the values and as such she's blind that's reason may was too timid and that if only a leader who has more confidence than all the negotiations would go much better he had not quite the rousing applause that i think he would have hoped for many people here commentators are saying he's dead he's not a threat anymore but i don't think that he himself believe that he re