u.k. breck's it extension prime minister to resign may has been trying to convince the block to grant her an extension until june the thirtieth but either leaders of showing resistance to granting another short a delay it's expected that they're going to offer may until the end of the year or even next year without an agreement the u.k. will crash out of the e.u. without a deal on friday the u.s. vice president has called on the united nations to revoke the credentials of venezuelan president nicolas maduro as government mike pence told the security council that the u.s. will exert a diplomatic and economic pressure to bring about political change algeria will hold a presidential election on the fourth of july after ongoing anti-government protests demonstrations led to the end of a bill is ease beautifully kez twenty year rule but protesters want to revamp of the entire political establishment of jury as army chief is promising a transparent political transition that is calling on the people to be patient. there's been a fifth day of protests outside the army headquarters in sudan thousa

u.k.'s breck said referendum german photographer toby bindra has focused his attention on belfast and the fragile balance that is daily bread for its youth. teenagers in belfast born after the good friday agreement they have not experienced the sectarian violence of the past still these images show that the deep divisions of a troubled past still resonate. book we mark has looks at the relationship between protestants and catholics and discovers that even after decades of peace that relationship has not fundamentally changed. a lot of people live side by side in peace but they don't live together in pace and the every day of the individual communities takes place completely in their own neighborhood there were times i got a lift in a car in four year with a car this will only be a short trip but some people don't even want to drive through the other neighborhoods they'd rather take a long detour and be sure they remain in their own communities communities in two weeks and. the story is not over high walls and barbed wire still separate catholic and protestant neighborhoods these walls a c

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u.k.'s breck said referendum german photographer toby bindra has focused his attention on belfast and the fragile balance that is daily bread for its use.

u.k.'s breck said referendum german photographer toby bindra has focused his attention on belfast and the fragile balance that is daily bread for its youth. teenagers in belfast after the good friday agreement they have not experienced the sectarian violence of the past still these images show.

u.k. have agreed to extend breck's it until october thirty first that means the u.k. will not crash out of the on friday the bloc will review progress in june it says the extension is flexible could. the talks about the has more from brussels. two reason may was certainly quite defiant as she left saying she's going to go to westminster now and try and see what she can do but there is no doubt that many leaders here really feel that she came to brussels without a plan and she's leaving without much of a plan as well what all they can offer they say is more time but as we heard from the e.u. council's president really the whole disk the whole course of action now for breaks it he said is really in the hands of the u.k. venezuelan president nicolas maduro says he has reached a deal with the red cross to bring humanitarian aid into the country but during made the comments during a televised address in which he also accused u.s. vice president mike pence of racism have demanded that the u.n. security council recognize opposition leader. as interim president polls have ope

britain's lower house of voted to approve a bill that forces the government to avoid it no deal breck's it u.k. supposed to leave the on the top of april first wednesday's vote means that the government will now have to ask brussels for an extension european commission president says the e.u. is prepared to work until the last moment to prevent the u.k. from leaving without a deal. for twelve april is the final date for possible approval if the house of commons does daughter adopt a stance before that date no extension no short term extension will be possible after the twelve to be rolled we will run the risk of jeopardizing the correct running of the european elections and the correct functioning of the european union . secretary general has warned the us congress about what he calls a more assertive threat from russia and stoltenberg addressed politicians on capitol hill to mark the seventieth anniversary of the security alliance he says nato does not want a new cold war but added that its partners must not be naive about relations with moscow algeria's former president has issued another st

perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and a softer breck's it the big u.k. more closely aligned with the european union so far she hasn't signed a compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept the view prepared to reach out and have that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight and the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the current state of brics it a high risk game where one side is waiting for the other to blink first and time is not on anyone's side the stakes are higher than ever as is the risk of the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. what happens here over the next ten days will be absolutely critical parliament so far has been unable to make up its mind of what kind of breck's it there ought to be but as the clock runs down so too does patience in brussels where there is little appetite to prolong an already over due process for the e.u. there is little comfort taken at the ever increasing possibil

u.k. is imploring british lawmakers to unite around a compromise breck's a deal saying that the country's political chaos is making the u.k. a locking stock now which ever way you put it industry leaders here ah busy adding ob the cost of a west case scenario. a hard meaning a no deal brax it would take the e.u. into uncharted waters and hurt companies in the blocks biggest economy germany that's the forecast from the country's main industry federation the b d i it's a pity that the britons decided to leave but it's it's a fact we just do not have to comment so we have to take it so what we call for now is let us hope for an orderly break that. not give so much harm to the economy on both sides of the channel if it comes to a cliff edge scenario that would really be horrible what do the numbers say according to the b d i a hard bracks it would reduce german economic growth to just zero point seven percent for this year instead of its current prediction of one point two percent and it would impact the labor market the b.t.i. says one in four german companies with business connections to bri

perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and a softer breck's it leaving the u.k. more closely aligned with the european union so far she hasn't signed a compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept the view of parliament and is prepared to reach that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight at the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the current state of bricks it a high risk game where one side is waiting for the other to blink first and time is not on anyone's side the stakes are higher than ever as is the risk of the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. what happens here over the next ten days will be absolutely critical parliament so far has been unable to make up its mind of what kind of breck's it there ought to be but as the clock runs down so too does patience in brussels where there is little appetite to prolong an already over due process for the e.u. there is little comfort taken at the ever increasing

attempt perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and breck's it leaving the u.k. more closely aligned with the european union so far she hasn't signed a compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept the view of parliament and is prepared to reach out and have that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight at the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the current state of brics it a high risk game where one side is waiting for the other to blink first and time is not on anyone's side the stakes are higher than ever as is the risk of the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. what happens here over the next ten days will be absolutely critical parliament so far has been unable to make up its mind of what kind of breck's it there ought to be but as the clock runs down so too does patience in brussels where there is little appetite to prolong an already over due process for the e.u. there is little comfort taken at the ever

an attempt perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and breck's it leaving u.k. more closely aligned with the european media and so far she hasn't shown signs of compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept the view of parliament and is prepared to reach that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight at the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the current state of brics it a high risk game where one side is waiting for the other to blink first and time is not on anyone's side the stakes are higher than ever as is the risk of the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. what happens here over the next ten days will be absolutely critical parliament so far has been unable to make up its mind of what kind of brics it there ought to be but as the clock runs down so too does patience in brussels where there is little appetite to prolong an already over due process for the e.u. there is little comfort taken at the ever incr

attempt perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and a softer breck's it u.k. more closely aligned with the european media so far she hasn't shown no signs of compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept the view of parliament and is prepared to reach that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight at the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the current state of brics it a high risk game where one side is waiting for the other to blink first and time is not on anyone's side the stakes are higher than ever as is the risk of the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. what happens here over the next ten days will be absolutely critical paula meant so far has been unable to make up its mind about what kind of brics it there ought to be but as the clock runs down so too does patience in brussels where there is little appetite to prolong an already over due process for the e.u. there is little comfort taken at the ever i

perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and a softer breck's it leaving u.k. more closely aligned with the european media so far she hasn't shown compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept the view prepared to reach that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight and the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the current state of brics it a high risk game where one side is waiting for the other to blink first and time is not on anyone's side the stakes are higher than ever as is the risk of the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. what happens here over the next ten days will be absolutely critical parliament so far has been unable to make up its mind about what kind of breck's it there ought to be but as the clock runs down so too does patience in brussels where there is little appetite to prolong an already over due process for the e.u. there is little comfort taken at the ever increasing possibility of a no d

attempt perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and breck's it leaving the u.k. more closely aligned with the european union so far she hasn't shown no signs of compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept if you're prepared to reach out and have that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight and the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the currents.

u.k. longer to find a brics a plan b. perhaps till the end of the year. breck's it is we want the u.k. out on friday with no deal hates this idea and they are receiving warnings if we were trapped in against our will i believe we would become a trojan horse within the european union frustrate sheets and oh wait i'm likely to cooperate such language is being heard in europe so ahead of wednesday's bricks at summit in brussels they're drafting conditions for any long extension france for example doesn't want the u.k. taking part in the e.u. budget so so choosing the next european council president there's even talk of some sort of headmasters review in a few months time to make sure that the u.k. is behaving itself and it's difficult to see that going down in parliament or the country as anything other than another humiliation britain still technically leaves the e.u. at twenty two g.m.t. on friday but as the hours tick by brics it has never seemed so far away. al-jazeera london. iran's president has come out with a strong response and threats softer the u.s. decision to label its elite

will work until the very last hour to avoid a no deal breck's it the u.k. is due to leave the bloc in just eight days but no agreed deal is in place another extension to britain's withdrawal date must be approved by e.u. leaders at a summit next week and the mom has more. i hope i can complete my speech before the rain stuff fly i'm going to suspend the sittings thursday and breaks it lands and it was a wet one at least in the commons where a water leak ended proceedings early so the sitting is no suspended and no fall to grabs leaves. off of the house passed legislation forcing the prime minister to avoid a no deal breaks it by seeking a delay the opposition is trying to rush the bill through the lords parliament's upper chamber not much by way of leaks though from closed door talks between to resume a's government and labor's shadow cabinet we've had further discussions with the government and discussed for now going to continue thank you very much on the question of whether to insist on any brics it deal being put to a referendum is dividing labor that o

the opposition after he accepted her invitation to meet earn try and break the bed lock over breck's it the u.k. is usually the e.u. in just ten days but so far parliament has not agreed on the withdrawal agreement threesome a says she'll ask for a further extension to avoid crashing out without a deal despite the best efforts of m.p.'s the process that the house of commons has tried to lead has not come up with an answer so today i'm taking action to break the logjam i'm offering to sit down with the leader of the opposition and to try to agree a plan that we would both stick to to ensure that we leave the european union and that we do so with a deal any plan would have to agree the current withdrawal agreement it has already been negotiated with the twenty seven other members of the e.u. has repeatedly said that it cannot and will not be reopened. the family of murdered saudi journalist shoji has reportedly received millions of dollars worth of compensation from the kingdom the us newspaper the washington post says the relatives have been given expensive homes in saudi arabia as well as large

u.k. prime minister has defended extending breck set until october thirty first while she holds negotiations with the opposition labor party tourism a told parliament that securing an orderly exit from me required compromise but it smith reports from london the corporation now granted an extension to britain's membership of the european union strive minister to resume a told parliament it was something she'd never wanted the choices we face are stark and the timetable is clear i believe we must now press on at pace with our efforts to reach a consensus on a deal that is in the national interest i welcome the discussions that have taken place with the opposition in recent days and the further talks which are resuming today this is not the normal way of british politics and it is uncomfortable for many in both the government and opposition parties the six month brags that extension the e.u. has given the u.k. was longer than mrs may had wanted but shorter than that suggested by european commission president jean-claude juncker and other leaders the compromise was because of french president em

perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and a softer breck's it the big u.k. more closely aligned with the european media and so far she hasn't shown signs of compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept the view prepared to reach out and have that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight at the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the current state of brics it a high risk game where one side is waiting for the other to blink first and time is not on anyone's side the stakes are higher than ever as is the risk of the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. what happens here over the next ten days will be absolutely critical paula meant so far has been unable to make up its mind about what kind of breck's it there ought to be but as the clock runs down so too does patience in brussels where there is little appetite to prolong an already over due process for the e.u. there is little comfort taken at the ever increa

u.k. wants to keep for itself after breck's it. this is the town of sas nets on the german baltic island of. factories here processed fifty thousand tons of herring every year and eighty percent of the catch comes from the north sea. people who work at those factories are keeping a close eye on fishing industry negotiations between britain and the e.u. . those who say. the real problem now is that we might not have a decision on fishing access for twenty nineteen so we won't be able to catch herring in the british zone. it's herring fishing season right now in the baltic the ships deliver their catch for processing but it's not enough to meet consumer demand if the british zone in the north sea is closed to foreign ships the processing plants in sas nets and the crews that supply them will be hard hit. they're trying to figure out what they'll do if that happens. the herring however will stay in british waters. then. we'll just have to fish in the e.u. zone in the north sea along with our partners who supply us with herring. but th

and attempt perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and breck's it the big u.k. more closely aligned with the european media so far she hasn't shown signs of compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept if you are prepared to reach out and have that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight at the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the current state of brics it a high risk game where one side is waiting for the other to blink first and time is not on anyone's side the stakes are higher than ever as is the risk of the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. what happens here over the next ten days will be absolutely critical problem and so far has been unable to make up its mind of what kind of brics it there ought to be but as the clock runs down so too does patience in brussels where there is little appetite to prolong an already over due process for the e.u. there is little comfort taken at the ever increasing po

the deal that theresa may has worked out with the european union for an orderly breck's it and seeing that all sides the u.k. and the e.u. are very keen to to end this to have a brac sit and all of the press it with a deal she's now looking for a way forward but to make for the consensus and to look for a way out of the star lemma she says she will now need an extension and i talked to a diplomat a couple of weeks ago and said can he in visit any situation where the e.u. would say no to an extension because the u.s. made clear if you want a longer extension give us a good reason and it looks to me like that's a good reason we'll have to be that theresa may look for a way out ok that breaking news they're being analyzed for us by your mother's in brussels love more on that throughout the day thanks very much gary. let's check in with some of the other stories now around the world where he leaks says its founder julian assange is to be expelled from the ecuadorian embassy in london the whistleblower website tweeting that ecuador has an agreement with britain for assad just arrest a senior ecuadoran official h

and north america and we would expect to have with a disorderly breck's it to see more trade diversion occurring around the e.u. in the u.k. so what that means is that the direct effects are offset partially by trading with other countries instead of bilaterally between those two regions but then if that affects firms and consumers decisions about what to build or buy then you start to get pretty significant negative effects on economic growth and you get significant economic effects on significant negative effects on trade you are talking about the trade finds other routes other windows and the situation. well overall i'd say no all there are no net winners because of the expected impact on global g.d.p. this trade conflict these trade tensions will weigh on global g.d.p. in some sectors and some countries there are likely there's going to be this trade diversion and moving trade around and some countries will win and some countries will lose in those particular sectors but the overall weighing down of global economic growth which has very important impact on global trade is likely to result in in a net loss for the glob

u.k. longer to find a bricks a plan b. perhaps till the end of the year. breck's it is we want the u.k. out on friday with no deal hates this idea and they are receiving warnings if we were trying to against our will i believe we would become a trojan horse within the european union for a straight yes or no wage loyalty to cooperate so much language is being heard in europe so ahead of wednesday's breakfast summit in brussels the drafting conditions or any long extension france for example doesn't want the u.k. taking part in the budget so so choosing the next european council president there's even talk of some sort of head morse's review in a few months time to make sure that the u.k. is behaving itself and it's difficult to see that going down in parliament or the country as anything other than another humiliation britain still technically leaves the e.u. twenty two g.m.t. on friday but as the hours tick by rex it has never seemed so far away the regional and al-jazeera london colombia's president has met representatives of the indigenous community after protesters cleared a major hi

u.k. prime minister has defended extending breck's it until october thirty first while she hosts negotiations with the opposition labor party to resume tell polman that securing an orderly exit from the e.u. required compromise the debate follows a late ninety seven by the e.u. to delay the u.k.'s deponent should date till the end of october that smith reports from london. corporation now granted an extension to britain's membership of the european union strive minister to resume a told parliament it was something she'd never wanted the choices we face are stark and the timetable is clear i believe we must now press on at pace with our efforts to reach a consensus on a deal that is in the national interest i welcome the discussions that have taken place with the opposition in recent days and the further talks which are resuming today this is not the normal way of british politics and it is uncomfortable for many in both the government and opposition parties the six month brags that extension the e.u. has given the u.k. was longer than mrs may had wanted but shorter than that suggested by euro

u.k. from the e.u. with hopes of a brand new future ahead instead breck's it is now a saga so lengthy and convoluted it's hard to keep track of all the plot twists with a deadline of the final chapter now postponed due to chaos how this all plays out is only yet to. he figured out reporting from london and if they see a church with artsy. meanwhile to mark the day that should have been a museum in southwest england decided to bring out a banksy classic for public display controversial work by the celebrated british street artist all that monkeying around. here are some of the thousands who turned out for the so-called march to leave demonstration outside parliament on friday afternoon many had planned to come anyway to celebrate britain leaving the e.u. instead they rallied to vent their anger over the country's faltering departure police arrested five people at those demonstrations i grew up i thought i. i i can you of ok today when i brought it over i mean this madness that's the route to us about this it's not no do it's even going to do you two year terms of troops that's what we voted for and we kne

on the same page is that they want to avoid a disorderly breck's it but clearly they are also those in brussels who hope that if you gift the u.k. a long extension maybe at the end of the day it won't take place so that is something one also has to consider at the end so there are a number of options more time could mean a deal can be found an orderly bret's it or maybe no precedent all both scenarios is something that brussels could live with ok still a lot of work there and on both sides of the channel thanks very much again org madison brussels and bigamous for us in london ok time to check in with some of the other stores today wiki leaks says its founder julian assange is to be expelled from the ecuadorian embassy in london the whistleblower website tweeting that ecuador has an agreement with britain for his arrest a senior official has denied that claim a song has been holed up in the embassies and two thousand and twelve to avoid extradition to sweden on allegations of rape. u.s. aviation giant boeing has revealed the company's grounded seven thirty seven max airliners are suffering from an additional software problem re

u.k. parliament has approved prime minister teresa mayes plan to seek to delay breck's it to june thirtieth four hundred twenty members of the parliament bats mase plan while one hundred ten oppose it the vote happened a short while ago theresa may is currently in paris holding talks with the french president emmanuel mccall. palace she arrived in the last hour in paris this hour to meeting germany's angela merkel in berlin early may is hoping to convince my court. as well as merkel and other european leaders a further delay is needed for the u.k. to leave the european union will have more on this story in an expletive when we speak to our correspondent in london finally kazakhstan's interim president has called a snap election for june ninth march tokay of took over last month when long time ruler. biassed stepped down after three decades in power the surprise announcement lee's little time for other candidates organize campaigns kazakhstan's elections have been criticized by international monitors and white schools or accuse a government of cracking down on descendants. russia's president

breck's it still france and other european. trees are getting increasingly impatient we want to understand what the u.k. need this extension for and what is the political surroundings i want to series a may to have this extension before her visit to paris may also travel to berlin to ask german chancellor angela merkel about the extension but like many brags arrangements things didn't quite go as planned terisa may arrive a little too early and merkel wasn't there to welcome her. after their meeting merkel said it could even be extended to the beginning of twenty twenty. but many european leaders are urging the british to provide more clarity. this was the call on tuesday morning at a meeting of the e.u. foreign ministers. and we're waiting finally for substantive steps in the right direction to talk to now it's nothing at all that's changed and we are of course thinking about an appropriate extension of the deadline and also about a longer extension i must however come with very strict conditions on guns. now with official visits to berlin paris complete theresa may has to brace herself for the emergen

actually said you know when people talk about this big crash out of breck's said i'm not the terminology used he said what will the u.k. be doing the u.k. will be crashing into the united states and all the words that could be a potential trade deal on that's been an issue also the lack of a trade deal concretely from the u.s. let me ask you a couple things here because we're little bit short on time sorry a lot of your great the petition that was signed you know million signatures already are there already is some talk. perhaps bots were used to get to that number because it was happening so fast i think at one point they were getting two thousand signatures per minute yet it was so absolutely there's some question about whether these are even legitimate concerns is the greater concern happening in the u.k. right now that no deal can be decided on is uncertainty more difficult than just picking a path and dealing with the rhetoric of a couple of questions that we have gone to the bots and that's because in two thousand and sixteen there were actually bots discovered that actually were part of the strength of the vote

european council president donald tusk is proposing a flexible twelve month breck's that delay and that proposed delay is not good in the u.k. prime minister had for three of them a once a deadline of june the first year but any extension must be agreed by all e.u. leaders at a summit in brussels next week the u.k. is due to leave the bloc next friday but the british parliament still hasn't approved a withdrawal agreement as they would reports. with just a week to go until britain's already delayed departure date from the e.u. the u.k.'s prime minister unable to get a deal through parliament wants to delay breakfast yet again writing to the e.u. calling for an extension until the end of june none of our economy is growing fast enough to guarantee that a no deal scenario wouldn't push us into recession so it's a bad outcome all round and i think the french understand i think germs understand that the e.u. itself wants to avoid the u.k. crashing out with no deal it also doesn't want to series of short delays so the idea of a longer extension possibly a year is being talked about in brussels but that would have to be approved

and britain float their ideas to rival breck's it extentions news donald tusk is proposing a flexible twelve month delay for the u.k. to leave the blog entries and may once a june thirtieth deadline we will be weighing up the possibilities with our london and brussels correspondent also coming up fears of qana just militia troops reach the outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli a regional warlord is preparing to drive out internationally socks government. town with israel headed for a crunch election we find out why many arabs in the country say they won't call the voting. plus an upcoming exhibition that puts rock star instruments that's ten percent to stay. new york's metropolitan museum of miles the hardware of rock n roll and it show coldplay at our. i'm an eclipse mackinnon thanks so much for your company should british prime minister tourism a has also the e.u. for yet another extension to brics it saying the u.k. needs new. time to avoid leaving the block without a deal in a letter sent to european council president donald tusk may offer the brics a deadline to be delayed until june thirtieth she said she h

loathing that people in places like this have towards breck's it's their feeling of national betrayal towards those politicians who would take the u.k. out of the european union with no deal. becomes a vis richmond's and you're likely to get the opposite view here very many regard opposition to bracks it's as a form of treachery. this richmond is every bit as pretty as the other one it was voted the best place to live in britain yet the mood here can be venomous towards both the e.u. and the british governments they dismiss entirely the idea that bracks it is some kind of mythical creature as their opponents claim britain they say is being led like a lamb to the slaughter democracy is dying i think the longer it goes on the more extensions the more of the power of the paper by parliament who are reminded and we will not get brecht's it is simple as that i think it's delaying tactics so i can reverse the decision of the people we had the people we don't need in our people we should leave on our roads and that's it. it goes without saying that the reason may is now being pulled apart by both of these forces in parliament it will inevi