will bracks it mean britons have to do without their fish and chips. the traditional english dish could fall victim to britain's exit from the. british fisherman don't see about why they tend to favor brags that even though the consequences could be disastrous a good audition chips. to saw him lying to me on t.w. . and your rehearsal chain reaction of congress. began around six hundred years ago. in the renaissance the revolution unfortunately by the smith people became aware of their abilities and strengths. a new way there was an outpouring of self-confidence and mentions it's the first. such. culture the darkest enjoyed playing. the renaissance fair. start to be twenty seven. w. . played . this is g.w. news live from devastated but still standing harris's notre dame cathedral smolders on the banks of the south after the fires devoured its roof and spiders emergency workers say they have saved the name structure after a colossal firefighting effort to claim.

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at this point it's still not clear how the bracks a drama will play out but one thing is certain bracks it will not solve the problems of the north sea fishing industry. that's just. conning madness that is a plus too much handing tend to be balanced by some day we'll miss these bugs. many species are rapidly vanishing. and humans are to blame. the insect apocalypse seventy five. w. . don't miss our highlights w. program. w dot com highlights. this is news live from berlin france's president michael says notre dame will rise from the ashes we don't reconstruct the cathedral now if you're going to be even more beautiful than the full. and i won't buy gold to be reached within five years . meanwhile france's cathedrals get set to ring their bells in concert to mark forty eight hours since fire engulfed the paris club. also coming out to vote counting gets underway in indonesia's pivotal presidential election almost chilled hundred million voters.

european economy is moving only very slowly we still think that there will be a significant gain in growth momentum later this year if the bracks issue fades which hopefully will be the case and especially if the trade war threats do fade somewhat but so far we have to say there is no spring yet in the economy the economy is still stuck in a slow growth mode that is in the winter mode in europe for now right hawkish meeting their chief economist at bear and their bank thank you so much for your time your welcome. as you had to trace u.s. trade negotiations with china are set to resume again this week japanese prime minister shinzo albi used his visit to north america to celebrate a trade agreement the trumpet ministration had snopes together with canada's justin trudeau abbey looked back at the success of the multilateral trans-pacific partnership t p p which aims at strengthening its members against china. as he set off for a round of golf with japanese prime minister shinzo are the us president donald trump had mostly one thing on his mind trade by pressuring japanese carmakers to expand production in the u.s. trump was looki

a lot of time for that to develop all to play for here as far as the shape and the future of bracks it will go and thank you very much. meanwhile britain's military says it's investigating some of its soldiers after they used an image of the opposition labor leader as target practice in footage posted on line members of the parachute regiment in afghanistan from the scene shooting at an image of jeremy colvin they really do has previously been critical of foreign intervention by the u.k. military an army official says the video shows a serious error of judgment that falls below what's expected of british soldiers u.s. vice president has warned turkey against buying a russian anti missile system might pen says i'm curious risking its partnership with a nato alliance with so called reckless decisions it comes as nato secretary general warned the u.s. congress about a more assertive threat from russia against altenburg says nato does not want to new cold war but he says its partners must not be naive about relations with moscow but diplomatic editor james bays sat down with the install timberg

at this point it's still not clear how the bracks a drama will play out but one thing is certain breck's it will not solve the problems of the north sea fishing industry. on the other starts rising people fight for survival on a case on a budget the budget budget when there's a flood of water comes up toward waste by good flows fast to everyone but. the lack of water is equally dangerous. there's young people to see it will move south so they can plant crops and find food. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can the bad right any kind of fix not if you want and probably most of them will come to. the climate exodus starts if thirty s. on t w. this is d.w. news live from berlin the flames are out and now the. paris firefighters extinguished the blaze that consumed notre dame cathedral for fifteen hours now they're investigating how the fire erupted and then go to one of the world's most famous landmarks. also coming up along.

s prime minister asks for a number delay to bracks is but will the e.u. grant it. our top story this hour the un security council has called on forces loyal to the wall twenty five to to halt their advance on the libyan capital tripoli the president of the council made the comments following an emergency session on the crisis called for by person fierce battles have taken place around tripoli which is currently held by the un backed government mahmud had reports from the libyan capital. the prime minister of libya has you and back the government meeting the troops thirty kilometers west of tripoli i was in earlier fighters loyal to the world khalifa haftar attempted to enter tripoli but eventually surrounded dozens of their vehicles you'll see used a setback for health or who has ordered his troops in his words to liberate tripoli it's raising fears of a major confrontation with the u. and recognized the government the united nations secretary general antonio arrived in tripoli this week he flew to eastern libya to meet hafter in an attempt to eastern chanst he als

s opposition labor party says it will only support another referendum on bracks said there are certain circumstances it says it will first work to get changes to the prime minister's withdrawal agreement or secure a general election and the hayward reports. they could be forgiven if they feel rather confused about the state of british politics at the moment two deadlines to leave the e.u. have already passed and getting a deal through the u.k. parliament is proving extremely elusive after three failed attempts to reason may is looking beyond her own party for support because shay sions to woo opposition labor m.p.'s are ongoing to try to strike a deal before the new end of october deadline labor has agreed to support another referendum if it can't get the changes it wants to to resume a stale or general election the party is preparing to fail candidates in european elections of course it wouldn't be taking part we agreed on the manifesto it's going to be. next it has divided britain like nothing else in recent times after the word and people can respond with an exhausted song by one of

future including in southend on sea will be will be there it's what all of us to ensure that we can get over this stage get a deal through get through to bracks it deliver on breaks it build that by future of which i'm sure sounds there will be a meeting part and hear me. yeah thank you mr speaker i join with a primary assume wishing the people of south and well i hope it does become a city that ok. this is big i welcome the prime minister's office for talks following the meetings that i've held with members across this house and look forward to meeting her later today and i welcome her willingness to come from. to resolve the brics deadlock yeah this is big. when the prime minister began her premiership she promised to resolve the burning injustices facing this country so can she explain why by the government own official figures poverty has risen for all ages under her administration minister no one in government wants to see poverty rise and we take the very seriously indeed as i've said as i've said previously to write on the gentleman the only sustainable way to tackle poverty is with a strong economy and a welfare system that helps peop

running out meanwhile the german chancellor heads to higher land which could be hard hit by bracks a trade chaos will have someone else.

countryside these members of the republican shin fein polity say that bracks it would actually help them in their course. people will think if there's not a chance now. why did all the presidents go to jail why was the volunteers killed won't tell for now so you know we need to continue all going to stop it again you know but republicanism is not the only defense against us borders need to fight for reunification i'm looking and these radical republicans may not be alone in thinking that unification of violence is business that should be finished call them a clinch a things the ongoing breaks a deep eight has made the prospect of a united ireland an increasingly realistic one even for moderates you know there's that's. a soft innocent soft nationalism that's really what we know so soft and people are saying that they would be better off with. a wider died and you know it's still with a little and so we do still to listen dynamics that. marissa mcglinchey analysis has brought her to the conclusion that once britain leaves the e.u. europe will have to deal with the question of irish unification. kate looking at that r

will leave. as we just heard from to get along with the no deal bracks it is very much still a possibility on a macro is in dublin today for talks does the e.u. think that ireland is prepared for what a possible no deal would mean for its border with northern ireland. the e.u. is demonstrating its preparedness in these days because you mentioned brian they started on wednesday and that they would be reinstalled immediately with the new deal breaks it on the borders between the u.k. and the european union all this is part of putting more pressure into the pressure cooker trying to show to the u.k. listen this is these are the consequences you are not prepared for this but the irish border is a whole different matter because there's so much history there so much political problems there and it's unclear whether ireland would really reinstall a hard border or at least check that hard border that would immediately emerge between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is part of the euro european union in the case of a no deal bragg's it so it appears that she is goin

well these are all red lines the true reason may in the pa said she wasn't willing to cross and it has now enraged hardline bracks a t is people on johnson the former foreign secretary turned for a very prominent brick city and now is saying that it will be such a soft break since it will pretty much dissolve into nothing when the latest statements from e.u. leaders leave any hopes for an extension. we have the ball goes back in the court doesn't it but some of the lines that have been dropping out of brussels over the course of the afternoon of war and of chaos of want of big queues of blockages of border and. our long waits at customs you know this is the the fear that the e.u. officials have of what will happen if the u.s. if the united kingdom does leave the e.u. without a deal the default position just to remind you if there isn't any option in place the u.k. crashes out of the e.u. on april the twelfth but there is that all important e.u. summit on the tenth the use expected to offer to reason may one of two options either to leave the e.u. to crush the two days later or to go for an all important extension

blink they haven't been i don't think they will blink giving britain another year i think i called it something equally flexi extension i prefer to call it flexi bracks it because it makes more sense to me to call it that i think that we probably will probably get that but the government is is really sticking to its guns and i don't think that that we were back in the end. after up if there was a pleasure to speak to the professor francesco visitor from edge hill university in the u.k. thank you. on to other news now ecuador's ambassador to the u.k. said that there are no changes regarding julian assange just protractors staying in the country's embassy other than that any claims to the contrary are unfounded this is after wiki leaks said that its co-founder would be expelled from the building within days possibly even hours the whistleblowers been holed up inside since being granted asylum six years ago and is outside the embassy for us with details. wiki leaks dropped a bombshell on thursday nights claiming that julian assange could be expelled from the ecuadorian embassy just behind me in a matter of hours or days we can leak suggested that i am a

go back to the european union and apply for an extension of article fifty to delay the bracks it deadline it will mean that the m.p.'s today will table a one clause legislative bill which will be debated on weapons day because m.p.'s of carved out a window of opportunity for that to happen they hope it will then clear the lower house the commons on thursday and go to the lords to things it's going to face immense opposition from skeptic. super leaves that doing this kind of legislation against the will of government is simply not the way things should be done and there's no guarantee of course that the law will pass it but as one of the bill's proponents said this is a last ditch attempt to prevent our country being exposed to risks inherent in a no deal we realize this is difficult but it's definitely worth trying there may well be more indicative votes perhaps on thursday but we are now in a mad scramble as the deadline for bret's it approaches just ten days away now paul thank you paul brennan outside parliament in london for us and we got plenty more ahead on nation news out takis ruling part

to go back to europe and seek an extension of article fifty that is to postpone bracks it's now there's no guarantee it will succeed is going to be stern opposition to that notion not least because it's so an orthodox the trying to rush through the second and third readings of that bill within one day so there's going to be a lot of opposition just to the. unprecedented ness of it but the all eyes at the moment here are to exactly what this extraordinarily long cabinet meeting has achieved and what outcomes and decisions it has arrived at. ok paul we're so waiting to resume a emerging from that cabinet meeting they would say perhaps the length of trying the. cabinet perhaps as it is as divided as the parliament right now i am what options are left for the parliament while we wait to see what the prime minister what direction she intends to take this process what the reaction is the parliament fearing a night well there's no i mean there's no doubt the cabinet has been split and it's been split right down the middle frankly with about half a dozen minister is going to a as far as leave and remain go the fact

will leave the e.u. with no deal in place on april twelfth. after the vote in the european parliament steve bracks it would go shame to tweeted that a hard breaks it is becoming nearly inevitable guy verhofstadt said that wednesday will be the u.k.'s last chance to break the deadlock or face the abyss is referring of course to the possible new round of votes proposed by the opposition leader jeremy corbett. if it's good enough for the prime minister to have three chances at her deal i know i suggest possibly that house should have a chance to consider again the all the options that we had before us today he did great on wednesday so that the house can exert see where the prime minister has failed in presenting a credible economic relationship with europe for the future the prevent is crashing out with no deal the prime minister's deal is dead my past me refuses to compromise it is crystal clear to us don't start with that i report said nurse time's not disrespected before the vote took place activists stripped off in the house of commons public gallery to raise awareness about climate change twelv

will go to a vote. almost three years since the bracks that referendum and many in the u.k. have changed their minds on whether they should leave the union at all the town of boston which is about one hundred kilometers north of london is home to thousands of migrants from eastern european countries back then it voted overwhelmingly to leave the e.u. so let's see where the pendulum is now. the people. we have to vote we do so much silly stick to it. and let's get out now it's price thanks to all the jokes even on the land men use today the wife has this take it the job is now we have no tradition man ace we're not even allowed to celebrate still for case that offends pay paul. respect this town you know to drink i'm sure a. time if you integrate in the community it's your work you pay your taxes so you try to get along with the others i think there shouldn't be any problems because we are people of the world we all could we belong to each other we should help each other instead of like there's that. research fellow at the university of edinburgh dr kevin explains what's next

will be paying an unscheduled part following the delay to bracks it bored silly reports. european elections are close battle lines are being drawn on freud of the centrist liberal democrats launch their campaign inviting voters squarely to reject bricks it's against them the new bricks at party which demands leaving the e.u. as soon as possible whichever side gets the biggest share of the vote will claim it has a mandate to force the british government to back its position but the two million british citizens living on the continent is very many like this group in portugal want to go to stay in the e.u. but now it appears the option may not be open to them many have received identical letters from local authorities like this one advising that ballot papers won't even get sent out before may the tenth at the earliest people may not be able to return the ballots in time due to the very short notice that we've been given to arrange these elections it will not be possible with timetable on the roll lions on our printers to provide supplies for the postal packs for them to be

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polls in the united kingdom are clearly showing now that the bracks it fancy is going to top that but actually this conservative party will have its worst election in its history maybe even getting only four or six any peace we have in the local council elections coming up already on the streets they're saying that the take they can even mention trees a maze name and they're being really ridiculed on the doorstep and finally she's got this week or within that certainly in the next couple of weeks she's reached the number of conservative chairman in the different constituencies who have written for a special conference asking for her tension to resign or be removed well we will await to say whether her deal gets passed than if not then we'll be on to the pin elections and maybe get a chance to speak to the head of your potential running for one of those positions person to speak to stephen wolf is my guess independent m.e.p. for the northwest of england and i wraps up this busy news hour i'll be back with the latest for you in thirty minutes. hotep international memorial awards twenty nine c. the now open for entries. medi

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failing to prepare fully for a worst case scenario how will dublin manage to keep the border with northern ireland open in the event of a no deal bracks. well that is the sixteen billion euro question and it's news that figure because that's roughly speaking the volume of trade that goes between art and the u.k. as a whole but a large section of that go on across the border that is really at this stage a very hard question to answer because those two ideas and those two m's are simply it seems incompatible how can you uphold the integrity of the single market whilst having a completely open border if the u.k. is as they would be in a no direction and a completely different customs and tariffs ranchman a w t o scenario so there's been various solutions have been suggests that one of them would be that for a period northern ireland remains and that the u.k. would agree in a short term sense for the northern term in a customs union of sorts with the e.u. but that obviously raises the hackles of regs here isn't the unionist community and it's also not quite clear how that function or even if that would be allowed under a w t o rules if th

loses the first round of elections will the cia backed petro poroshenko use military action against russia to stay in power plus while bracks that threatens to topple dres i'm a absolute poverty it's fourteen million to four point one million children in the fifth wealthiest nation on earth all of them all coming up in today's going underground the first to more of the north atlantic treaty organization turn seventy on april fourth one hundred forty nine the north atlantic treaty was signed between france now loom luxembourg another one the united kingdom norway denmark italy portugal iceland canada and the united states will be done to keep within the letter and spirit of the united nations charter yes nato.

germany's i'm going to merkel theresa may hold some are called will be on board as she tries to convince leaders a further delay is needed for brackssaid the u.k.'s departure from the european union iran's president has threatened to develop a more advanced nuclear technology after the u.s. decision to label its revolutionary guards a terrorist organization rouhani says it is a mistake and he it will unite the iranian people for all of your shoes she was. today we inaugurated twenty i os six centrifuges and if you continue your oppression in the near future you will see i are right centrifuges if your intention was reducing iran's military power through these sanctions you yourselves know that we produce missiles and weapons that are far beyond your imagination forces loyal to libyan warlord highly for have to have carried out another airstrike this time targeting the disused airport on the southern outskirts of tripoli another airstrike hit the functioning airport in another part of the capital on monday fighting continues between have ties to the u.n. backed government's forces we want to bring you now some live pictures from was

that the german chancellor is in ireland now with bracks it looming just proves the suspicion that the european union is now worried that the irish border will be its problem after bragg's it and do you think that the irish were pleased with what miracle had to say today. i think i was pleased to get that kind of backing uncle america has been very restrained in making any kind of public comments but then she did yesterday say that this was a matter of peace essentially war and peace in northern ireland very very strong wording from her basically calling everybody to pick up their piece of the puzzle and actually share responsibility and actually got the chance in that press conference author specifically for that she felt that all parties involved in this had understood that this effectively was a question of war and peace and specifically looking towards london towards britain and then she mentioned everybody on and on the other e.u. member states except britain so i think that also quite a lot about her kind of quiet criticism but no doubt she has a lot more patience than certainly the irish prime minister and particularly the french cous

what happens here over the next ten days will be absolutely critical polman so far has been unable to make up its mind about what kind of bracks 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 deal divorce. or. never my desire. but you know prepared. to do more like. meanwhile ahead of next week's e.u. summit island's prime minister met for talks with the french president it might call has been vocal on the u.k.'s need to come up with a deal as soon as possible not least to safeguard its fellow e.u. members from the fallout of a new deal scenario it has taken two and three quarter years for the u.k. to reach this point attitudes have hardened as has the anger at the impasse police on cheese day said they were investigating two bump sketches on the rail network which they say bricks it related many are looking to the end of this chaotic period in british politics but the forces it has unleashed have already cost the shadows over the u.k. so t

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 bracks 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 deal divorce. or. never my desire to know. is not prepared. to do more. meanwhile ahead of next week's e.u. summit ireland's prime minister met for talks with the french president it might be called has been vocal on the u.k.'s need to come up with a deal as soon as possible not least to safeguard its fellow e.u. members from the fallout of a no deal scenario it has taken two and three quarter years for the u.k. to reach this point attitudes have hardened as has the anger at the impasse police on cheese day said they were investigating two bomb scares on the rail network which they say are related many are looking to the end of this chaotic period in british politics but the forces it has unleashed have already cast their shadows over the u.k. so you g

will use all economic and political pressure to hold president nicolas maduro to account. the u.k.'s most high profile bracks it'd nigel farage has launched a new political party with the sole intention of leaving the european union and it is already proving polarizing reports. the english seaside has always been a favorite location for brick says something about faded glory perhaps a country in need of reminding itself how great it once was and bricks it's being metaphorically undemocratically broken on the rocks. the brand new bricks policy found an industrial estates in which to present itself to this ordinance the big announcement of this former captain of industry will stand in the european elections with a mandate to create trouble i think what i would want to do is to make sure that british interests are protected and if we can help to reform the european union the process that would be great. i mean things like objecting to the european budgets and things like that would you want to do something like that but i think bearing in mind that the budget has historically not been signed off very often by t

this week even the aftermath of a new deal bracks that would only be negotiated of islands and less than mine. however the likelihood is that the prime minister will get asked the political humiliation of a long but is that extension rob the economic dislocation of blacks in the six hundred years of an even a lation ship between these two islands few would have ever thought to witness dublin pleading the continental of them to be generous to london government and to grant the time necessary to save england from its own folly of lacan wallace who became love the fan of violence after the surrender of to the americans that you ought to if he was still around he might well have his regimental band play an encore of the one of the top and upside down. if there's an irony which will be appreciated by students of history for some will be grief for many other leaf it will be the political end of this prime minister and open to spin and be an all at the show is good bye for now. i think more doogan is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county or you'll be to stay if you look at some of the before now and. mark was th

individual our society that she will fall what they're not what they're doing here and they're marchers they're collectively thinking about what they don't want which is bracks it but they're not collectively thinking about the way that they process would like britain so look we need to act. the parliamentary system is absolutely broken the party political system is absolutely broken the parliamentarians that we've got are not fit for purpose the parliament is not fit for purpose it's literally dropping down. and actually we've got we could have a more interest in at this point in british history and british politics we could actually have a much more interesting debate about what we want to be as a country and people dr lisa mckenzie thank you well it's no joke over in ukraine comedian volodymyr selenski has beaten us back to petro poroshenko at the first round of ukrainian elections but after allegations of increased cia involvement on the ground in ukraine will either candidate be independent joining me now is the sylvia chan lee professor of peace studies or nonviolence of rhode island former soviet union election one of the better thanks so much nichola

this withdrawal agreement getting through parliament mainly because of bracks it supporting members of the conservative party so that will always be in the withdrawal agreement of the challenge will be how would you get this through parliament next time when every time before it's failed because of this backstopping. many thanks indeed i was there was voted smith live in london. polls have closed the first of six weeks of voting in the world's largest election nine hundred million indians are registered to vote in what's seen as a popularity test for the ruling b.j. and from mr modi's five years in charge fest jamail so how the massive exercise in democracy stances in the capital new delhi. these people were among the first to vote arriving early at this polling station in the pradesh to cast their ballot in the first of india seven phase election ninety one parliamentary seats are being decided in twenty regions this first round. security personnel and kept the watch why nine hundred million registered voters there are many different concerns. our main issue is development so i will vote for development others have diff

withdrawal agreement finally a motion to further delay bracks it was the most unpopular of all so as things stand that a full legal position is that the u.k. will leave the e.u. with no deal in place and just eleven days time after the motions failed to pass up a zisha needed jeremy corbin calls the parliament to be given another vote on wednesday. if it's good enough for the prime minister to have three chances at her deal. then i suggest that possibly the house should have a chance to consider again. the options that we had before us today i needed to break on wednesday so that the house killing six c. where the prime minister has failed in presenting a credible economic relationship with europe for the future that prevents is crashing out with no deal prime ministers the other is cost me refuses to compromise it is crystal clear to us from scotland that i have put suddenness times not disrespect. but before the vote took place activists stripped off in the house of commons public gallery to raise awareness about climate change we all twelve people. make twelve people were arrested some was aimed at n.p. to remind them that there are other bi

bracks it before and e.u. summit on the tenth of april if there isn't an agreement by then will will have to decide whether to leave the e.u. without a deal or try to seek an even longer delay to the process let's take you live now to outside the houses of parliament to speak to al jazeera isn't really a challenge so rory they do use a vague shortly olney's there is indicative motions to know how the votes likely to go. or the four that john bucko has chosen for i am pleased to have a look at some of these i'll go through them from start to finish we have number one a customs union that basically means that any breaks it deal would keep the u.k. essentially inside the european union's colm common trade tariff policy that we have numbered so you which is a common market two point zero it's being called that means you don't just get a customs union you also get the u.k. staying in the single market with its free movement of goods labor services and capital thirdly there is some sort of public vote that means whatever parliament chooses gets put before the british people to have their say on for a second referen

bracks it has disrupted the local economy. and other prices in the shops keep going up and if britain leads the e.u. i will be ruined your complex for your live yearn just enough to pay my bills you know i can't put any money aside but i still earn the same. but things keep getting more expensive and are getting an awful awful awful certainly seven to six hundred dollars. to the local fish industry may be booming but the workers are definitely not any better off one reason for that is the weak british pound which makes imports more expensive at the same time a weak pound makes u.k. fish exports less expensive so demand from e.u. countries is up. seventy five percent of those exports go to the european union. peterhead fish depot is one of the largest in europe the entire facility was recently expanded with some financial support from the e.u. more than eight thousand crates of locally caught fish arrive here every day. the fishermen and the processors want to keep this valuable resource for themselves. we continue we have said that is a huge up to an opportunity for the for the u.k. to be called. a soverei

of that extension and i think she got a pretty hostile reaction will be a furious reaction on her own benches from people who believe bracks it should have happened on march the twenty ninth now extended for a long time they'll be questions about whether she might resigned remember two weeks ago when she went to the e.u. the first time asking for an extension of june the thirtieth she said this prime minister she couldn't accept a stomach an extension any longer than that they'll be furious well at the likelihood now that britain will have to take part in european parliamentary elections all of that doesn't add up to a massive political problem because the conservative party has run out of mechanisms to get rid of her it can't really do anything about the situation the roof or detention will come during the course of this extension as they try to figure out what on earth they will do to get a deal will it be a fourth or fifth attempt to foster deal or will it be this soft break seat an option in conjunction with the labor party which maybe in her own party considered legally unthinkable at that point the party may well spl

britain's prime minister will sit down with the leader of the opposition after he accepted her offer for talks to try to break the deadlock over bracks it the the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. in ten days but so far parliament has not agreed on a withdrawal agreement to resume a special asked 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 am 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 she has reportedly received millions of dollars worth of compensation from the kingdom us newspaper the washington post says the relatives have been given expensive homes in saudi arabia as well as

bracks it party which demands leaving the e.u. as soon as possible whichever side gets the biggest share of the votes will claim it has a mandate to force the british government to back its position but the two million british citizens living on the continent very many like this group in portugal want to vote to stay in the e.u. but now it appears the option may not be open to them many have received identical letters from local authorities like this one advising that ballot papers won't even get sent out before may the tenth at the earliest people may not be able to return the ballots in time due to the very short notice that we've been given to arrange these elections it will not be possible with the timetable and the roll lions on our printers to provide supplies for the postal packs for them to be mailed earlier than this date. i think given the enormity of this all this won't change. the potential of how people receive citizens at sea or in the chain tool accents and if we are not. it's devastating assuming the majority of british ex-pats supported you membership not being able to vote in time would hurt the parties that don'

supporting some kind of deal otherwise as we know bracks it may never happen what can she do that your letter let's come to you in london now that is the question how will briggs and tears there see this news. well the hotline us here have been saying they would have been perfectly happy to leave without a deal on friday so this long extension is something they've been really dreading and now if it is a reality they've been dreading the long extension they've been dreading these cross party talks with jeremy colvin with the labor party they see him miss the enemy they don't want that exists to succeed succeed of course but they've been also dreading the thought of taking part in the european elections and i think that is the point so there might be a possibility that some of the break city is actually going to rally behind to resume a deal because they want to avoid taking part in these european elections and if that withdrawal agreement as barbara said before is the u.k. would not have to take part in those european elections but in any case series a may is going to have a very hard time when she returns to london with those brick city as it had tory p

bracks and. certainly very worried because as he said britain is one of the most important export markets for dumb an industry and there is the worry that we will end up with a heartbreak that nobody actually wants but it may just happen by accident given the political constellation in the u.k. today so a lot of companies are very worried most of them expected that there would be some sort of agreement and now they realize it may not be forthcoming so like the british german companies have also often complained about a huge red tape how vocal are german boardrooms about e.u. reform. earned not very so german businesses have avoided at least in the domestic debate criticizing the e.u. too much they've taken it as a given that brags that will happen and they are more focusing on the objective of limiting the fallout of on minimizing the damage. a criticism is often made of the institution that people often say that it serves the north of europe better than it serves the south do you think there's there's any truth in that. well i think that's misleading there is of course a debate about whether the large countries dominate the institutions but ag