we believe it's important for the european union and important for the ukkeck in or out of the european union. we continue to encourage the single market during the time we are member of the european union. but i believe it's important once we leave the eu that that single digital market has indeed been created and we will form a new partnership and relationship with it. >> see bridge. >> can i commend the prime minister's statement and the progress she has made. mr. speaker as we've heard, representatives of british businesses, businesses of all size from all sectors have written today to the government warning of the consequences of no deal and relying on world trade organization rules. they said the government should give certainty to business by immediately ruling this option out under any circumstances. will the prime minister agree to listen to british businesses? and would she even go so far today as finally to rule out no deal? >> here here. >> can i say to my right honorable friend that we have of course been engaging with business. we have been listening to business. i was ver

so, we began with not wanting to leave the european union, we campaigned to remain in the european union. we are internationalistsand we think it's the intersts of our country to remain in the eu, but we lost the referendum and we're democrats, and so we do what the country tells us. our instructions are that we leave the european union, and our approach would have been completely different. we would have gone to our european friends and said, we've got a problem, we have to leave, you have a problem, we're leaving, let's try and sort something out together. we're not putting down ridiculous red lines, we're not sweeping things off the table, let's just talk. but we do need to say we need to leave, we want to look after our economy, we can't pretend that the referendum was not about people's concerns of migration. let's start with the big picture. we need to leave, you've just said, so in your mind, no question — there will absolutely not be another referendum, there will not be a reversal of this decision to leave? no. we go into this in good faith. we had a referendum, we were given

than ten years after their accession to the european union has come to their. full fledged perception of how they believe the opinion should be working and i believe this is something new there are some european powers divest a member states have to cope with and that is central european countries for an obvious reason that is historical source of logical economic reasons a legacy we carry here have a say and different say about how we think about the opinion and you should better listen listen to it it's not against europe it's a different slightly different vision actually well. listen to it yet while i'm in the west is turning down what you stand for your illiberal democracy in april even the center right grouping in the european parliament the p.p.p. which includes your party for this war knew that it would not accept any basic freedoms being restricted or the little rule of law being nobody's recent and if you don't that they're not buying your explanation they are by we've we've been through that for a past couple of years and same economy very able to pr

union if once you join the european union it's all set in. meant but we know it and we couldn't numerate on this program that there are a number of separate is issues all across the continent and they actually at the end of the cold war they started to take root and how do you deal with that because maybe how you deal with catalonia can set an example for others where it can be a win win situation instead of what we're seeing right now in catalonia which looks like a lose lose for everybody at this point go ahead matt. i think the problem with. with john about the legal position is that you only have a right to self-determination if you are an oppressed people and there's no other way out so from a technical legal point of view on they don't have a right to self-determination the problem is if i may say so there is an element of organized hypocrisy when we're talking about recognition of states in some cases countries at all part of a very dictatorial regime and they have a referendum somaliland had a referendum as brothers if you will be muc

when they leave the european union and after that the e.u. with the talk about trade now they're going to employ. and as we understand it the promise or more or less a promise in the conclusions here at the summit that yes they will enter the second phase officially at the next summit in december but still some progress will have to be made on the issues i just talked about and before we let you go max what about migration policy refugee policy that has been the policy that has threatened to break the back of the e.u. if you will. absolutely and brand this is the example for how do you want to change things because what we effectively have on migration is a deadlock and that's not about to change because eastern european countries are against relocation of refugees i'm not going to reset the whole catalogue of problems here but what the council president wants to do now is accelerating the decision making process for those things and if there's no agreement on things just move ahead with the countries that want to move ahead with it and hope

of the european union the view of the members of the european union got a strong member and we share the european regulations and share the european values of course but but you know blackmailing others accusing others putting pressure on others that's not the european behavior our emmanuelle must fall and i will merkel trying to blackmail hungary in government i didn't put it on a on a personal basis what i said there was many blackmailing against those countries which didn't want to take part in the rb get three quarters system by the european commission for example so if i if you want me to to put. to give you examples of blackmailing like blackmailing is when when the european commission or commission they're suppressed in hungary or any other sensory drop in country to take away the european financial resources because we don't agree with the migratory policy of brussels well michael mccall has said exactly that a lot but that has nothing to do with each other i mean i mean the european financial resources are based on contracts and treated you know when hungary joined european

for the northern regions of italy but for all european countries it is the european union that imposes sanctions on russia crippling our agricultural sector and robbing italy of seven billion euro is a year today we advocate the unity of italy but with autonomy for the regions and federalism we do so to first and foremost defend ourselves against the onslaught of the e.u. and multinational corporations which is simply to annihilate us. what is it that i do not agree with when it comes to catalonia see many of those who are in favor of the independence of catalonia ones who remain in the european union they want to keep the euro and also the ones that open their borders to migrants from north africa well this kind of independence independence with brussels in the driver's seat without cutting off the flow of migrants that decision would pose grave problems to the also wish for it so he'll also sad that he don't want to blow up the euro that a referendum on abandoning it would be on cost efficient how does it go along with your earlier statement that hero is an experiment gone bad you kn

speaker we're going leave the european union in march 2019. delivering on the democratic will of the british people. >> hear, hear. >> of course, we are preparing for every even allity to make sure we leave in n a smith and orderly way but i'm confident we can negotiate a new, deep and special partnership win the sovereign united kingdom and the friend the european union. that's my mission and the government's statement and i commend this statement to the house. >> jeremy corbyn. >> thank you, mr. speaker i'm like to think the prime minister for advanced copy of this statement and i also underline the importance of respect for human rights and democracy in turkey. imprisoning journalists and lawyers is not part of that process and is not acceptable. and also, that we need to -- we also need to defend the iran nuclear deal which has been rightly defended the eu council last week and must do everything we took defend it and prevent proliferation of nuclear weapons. commend of the of the royal nave which the prime minister pointed out has already

in italy forty four percent would actually vote to leave the european union leaders of the union are talking about reform what kind of reform does the e.u. neat and will it ever happen. europe has to either change or cease to exist people who work in this building the headquarters should change the rules not the european union would have to work on fewer issues both with better results it should be paying more attention to protecting external borders fighting against terrorism curbing illegal immigration as well as harmonizing economic policies on the judicial system otherwise the europe we have today is doomed were transformed into a strange loose community of twenty seven countries with nothing in common this is the reason why the northern league if we come to power is ready to give the you one last chance to become useful and beneficial the kind of union that was meant to be at its inception you had quarters is a place where you can find only people who are interested in business and don't care about values culture identity family or any existing differences between nations and cu

union the way i see it i think the european union has handled it very badly but that's what they usually do well i would say that the reaction of the russian government was quite right you know we do not decide the spaniards and they could tell when the ns have to decide it themselves no one can decide it better than themselves but there is an actor in this game which is important that is the european union and russia is not true to that because the european union is lead in an economic war against russia much more than the united states the european union was one hundred billion dollars in that war according to u.n. estimates russia was fifty five billion dollars so the way they handled the whole situation is terrible because they promised they have. the future europe will be like the story and you can you hear people you know forget about ethnic issues national issues thanks to the european union everyone is going to be happy there didn't happen now they don't even apologize they don't they didn't do a single effort to mediate between this place you think you know and i'm glad you said

down which somehow the european union in terms of intent and. even a comically i'm going to go ahead with our. like to hear what he has to say about a good point peter to you. so i think indeed this shows that people in europe really want more flexibility there's all of europe more demand for. basically having more control over one's own fate i would say that's why we see all these populist movements in europe that are from the left or the right this is what they sort of having common they feel they're losing control over their own fate and indeed also the cuttle on the scottish independence movements they of course have always existed but in the last ten years they have become much more popular and again if we wonder how to deal with that i think we have to look at switzerland sicilian as a country where there's a lot of decentralization we're the decentralized entities the continents can decide it's over taxation policy too much larger extent than was the case elsewhere so and this really helps to keep switzerland together nobody in switzerlan

union who are doing very badly because of the system of the european union and the fact that they're on the euro it's not helping them it's helping germany but it's certainly not helping them doesn't your henry the eighth the repeal bill will mean that a europe a skeptic or within mcdonnell can really bring about a much more spectacular change of the that you oppose so i trusted the electorate at the last general election didn't quite get the we wanted but they are always right i trusted the electorate on bragg's it as well and i will trust the electorate when it comes to the next general election when we're out of the european union yes jeremy corbyn with the const rates of the european union will be able to offer an agenda which if sufficiently attractive he will get elected to number ten our challenge is to ensure that we offer something that is going to be far more attractive than what we offered last time rome we attack the young we attack the old those days have gone we've now got cabinet governance back in this country the fact is we're being realistic about it we're not sayin

commission from the european union is that enough. good question well overall it's definitely on us to congratulate the european commission and everybody making the statement that i haven't made that statement today and tomorrow but still we need to be clear that until now many measures have just been put into action plans and they have just been made as voluntary commitments. and we need to see true action or need to have new notions and experience has shown us that during the last two years lots of time has passed by with only a little action and a lot of words so we're looking forward to seeing those words being implemented into action quickly and into seeing some concrete plans also going to take in not only by policy makers but also taken up by corporates by big companies who have still very very much the tendency to. let's put it that way to do some green washing i mean i do not want to miss honor some of the good commitments that came out of this conference but still projects tend to look at end of pipe solutions instead of try

in the european union even if that only would be dependent. required negotiations for four entities again a few. years to come and the kind that only i should go away together montenegro said the other countries of europe. they are waiting to be accepted so i think. here's a moment five days he understood that the start of their duty had to cuz no international alliances. known. specially racially she usually. ok look i think we've just lost the line mess like the seller says so we'll leave it there but it's a nice to talk to be appreciated i was telling us an observer he was during the independence fight on october the first in catalonia thank you. thank you well our cattle in this referendum on an independence on october the first we mentioned there was marked by violence from spanish police who were ordered to prevent the vote from taking place. i was a i was was. the. was was was was taking was eating dinner and this is not the first people this was the earth and earth taken from here by ambulance so from the early hours of the morning i h

union to give really does eastern european and central used in south or used to be european countries full perspective to be. in full fledged member of the union so if they have the impression they are not treated in a respectful and equal footing way then makes me a little bit concerned that the child not be there ways or they should think maybe they have different feelings and they are not engaged enough on the other hand. we should think about our position so maybe we should be much more open minded actually we're going to talk about how their views differ from their use of the core of central europe but if i'm just going to give you a little example you know there's been like this between east and the west in here up broke out recently it was a food scandal supposedly west exports or imports to the eastern europe food that's made of worst stuff that what is sold in the west why is there such approach that everything that goes to the east could be a quality lesser than whatever is. acceptable to be very frank of the inacceptable i think the same quality at the same price of course

union posing for nice photos but quite obviously the two sides the european union and the u.k. have very different ideas of what those negotiations should be about. excuse me the u.k. wants to talk about the future the future of trade relations where the european union side says no we have to talk about the divorce settlement first. most importantly for the cost the future crossed and the liabilities of the united kingdom out of you know being or having being a member of the european union i'm talking about the liabilities for e.u. pensions for example and you know the e.u. is the stronger part here in those negotiations it's like in a divorce where one partner really has much more resources or money. whatever you know the instances between the two sides are there is often one side which is stronger and before i let you go conrad talking about photo opportunities just give me your friday face. fridays face is quite optimistic the german share index tax is reached a couple of. is this week it's going sideways on this very last trading day of the week people of course here are ta

union and it's a very lengthy and complicated process to get back into the european union so that is that is a stark contrast to what catalonian leaders are saying they all insist that they would remain part of the e.u. but that is would most likely not be the case. max hofmann reporting from strasburg thank you to the united kingdom now where prime minister teresa mayes bid to reassert her dwindling authority has suffered quite a blow after what some are calling a calamitous speech while may's a keynote address to conservative party members at the party's annual conference was intended to drum up and susie asked for her agenda but the british prime minister's efforts were overshadowed by a series of mishaps including a heckler who handed me a documents usually given to people when their job let's take a look at that incident and it's the conservative party that has a vision of an open global self-confident britain. with a foreign policy of neutrality and colorado on the ground. some people say we spent too much time talking about jeremy corbin's past. the bar i thought was a. good t

union decisions alone get me to madrid they're made to brussels maybe to see if the european union has brought this to a head it's not just speed they get sick brain problems with the boxee at the front of the. the flood walls in belgium and various parts of europe but are there problems people want to secede but because people don't want to be ruled by faceless bureaucracy in brussels they want to make their own decisions locally and then have a national government as well catalonia as the richest well the rich a pots of spades so that they are that's why they're feeling very upset and you want to know is he international we keeping a close on developments in the spain both saloni a bus load of madrid across the whole country bring you news throughout the day and nights they with us. i. know in our other top stories a senior u.s. senators demanding that twitter disclose account details relating to wiki leaks and its founder julian assange and releases a direct messages conversations dianne feinstein listed her demands in a letter to twitter's founder and c.e.o. jack dorsey it's a pret

with the european union. i didn't conquer. this is a spanish government no and it's in my opinion it's more clever it's a. transfer of the banks of the business from other to if you're going to need somebody hit there. because. independence independent is what they want is. it not i don't want. to pay any more i think. the wanted a better deal for madrid and they got what they wish for and we want to talk about . within a week or so adult trump will give us his decision rather to decertify of iran nuclear deal he told us the calm before the storm here it's it's interesting just to be around the president is ok was it in their opinion it wasn't the greatest deal but it's a deal nonetheless i think it's the only foreign policy achievement of the obama administration maybe that's exactly why he wants to tear it down because it's an obama agreement is that what's in play here well i mean to get in there with obama trump has messed up everything you know is it to think that the obama did probably partially right t

with the european union and. i didn't conquer what organizers this british government know and it's in my opinion it's more clever it's a. transfer of the banks of the business from other to if you're going to need somebody hit they don't know it because. independence independent is what they want. you know they don't want. to pay any more i think. they wanted a better deal from madrid and they got what they wished for and i was going i want to talk about. within a week or so adult trump will give us his decision rather to decertify the rand nucular deal he told us the calm before the storm here it's just around the president says ok was it in their opinion it wasn't the greatest evil but it's ideal nonetheless i think it's the only foreign policy achievement of the obama administration maybe that's exactly why he wants to tear it down because it's an obama agreement that it's in play here well i mean to get in there with a bomb trump has messed up everything you know thinks they're good probably partially right

back in the european union as your e.u. member states in their own bright much in the way that say scotland would not be conceivably allowed back into the e.u. is a member state in its own right and in a way that that that interesting tension i think takes us into some of the broader debates about populism in the west and this particularly in the u.k. for example the very face defense of the e.u. as a bastion of democracy respecting human rights and up holding public opinion when you look at some of the areas where that that view has been strongest for example scotland pursuing independence but then to also be told by the european union well you're not going to be allowed back into the club for you to ever achieve that i think i think really. irritates only pendants movements. separately it's just simply spiteful is what it is it's not based on any kind of logic here you know john that you know this go back to catalonia i mean from what i know i been there but i've never lived there i mean it's not people that are oppressed

they want to leave spain they don't necessarily want to leave the european union whereas throughout the year we've heard them say that if catalonia doesn't fact leave spain . they're going to have to essentially get at the back of the line to get back into the european union we spoke at the u.k. independence party of b.p. david coburn he believes madrid's decision initially came from brussels as the e.u. looks to tell you its grip on its member states by newborn from chatting with present you i spoke with a couple of weeks ago the the european union have no intention of interfering in spanish affairs internal affairs i think they've now got the idea with the problems out taking part in spain that maybe it's for a good idea if he actually keypunch of intel little sales of the various countries because it's just a farce that many other countries in europe who have problems with the central administration spain doesn't govern itself anymore it's governed by the european union decisions are no longer made in madrid they're made in brussels maybe the city is the european union has brough

union decisions alone get me to drink they're made possible maybe the city is the european union has brought this to a head it's not just speak it get sick bring problems with the boss see the sins of the. the floodwalls in belgium and various parts of europe but are there problems people want to secede. because i don't want to be ruled by faceless bureaucracy in brussels they want to make their own decisions locally and then have a national government as well catalonia as of the richest well the richer parts of spades so that they are that's why they're feeling very upset stay with us to say across this story would be across the moves the mood the reactions for the day as spain and the e.u. enters what is uncharted waters with this independence crisis. at a. next a senior u.s. senator is demanding the twitter disclose his account details relating to wiki leaks and its founder julian assange including releasing direct message conversations lady's name is dianne feinstein and she's listed her demands in a letter to twitter's founder and c.e.o. jack dorsey a pretty big list here it is.

you know it's the european union it's a little bit i don't notice that the european union have not in any way condemned the violence in catalonia i mean the european union is is a a centralizing authority that the it actually is is slowly sapping local autonomy. and identity problem all of the member states and i think that's why you see the rise of of policies that are keen to to limit the powers of brussels if not leave the european union altogether like ours the the success of the f.t. i think is. a very strong signal to brussels that they need to reform but unfortunately all we see from brussels in response to the u.k. referendum on independence or indeed the election of the the election of the members of parliament is. increasing effort to centralize and and assert more centralized control which is exactly why we want to break away so i think the european union is going in entirely the wrong direction if it wants to remain a solid unified bloc then we should leave it there new ukip leader henry bolton thank you very much indeed for your thoughts thank you thank you thank you very

what do you think are the consequences of the catalan vote for the european union. that there are no you know immediate consequences of to catalonia vote and if you deal seriously with the legal correct of the referendum. it cannot be taken as the position of the majority of the had alone people of. partly because of the actions of a central government which complicated by loads of confiscated ballot boxes that said to a set of which closed down polling stations. it's a difficult situation. and. that the solution is not a legal one the solution is a political one and and there must be the political will of course sides of spanish government and of the catalonian government. to sit still. and to find solutions this is my final statement to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue discussing today with the question of the copula referendum on the rest of e.u. and other challenges to block is facing states. economic development is all about really pleased to report this quarter we are one hundred six point. but what do we know about the other figures

essentially be leaving the european union so that's another huge issue that is now going to come to the forefront which is going to have to be decided now in terms of some other reactions we've also heard from the u.s. state department they have said that they support keeping a strong and unified speed and it has to be made clear that of course in the time leading up to the referendum we've seen from european leaders really make it clear that they believe that this is an internal spanish issue however it has been made clear that of course catalonia leaving would not be favored by anyone throughout the european union and one of the reasons for that is that of course concerns about this becoming a possible trend within the e.u. of course let's keep in mind. brock's it has already happened in terms of that vote being unexpected largely for the european union members that didn't want britain to leave now this big move in catalonia of course other places throughout europe remain a question to name a few scotland italy these issues are quite prevalent so what happens with this next is qui

asylum system next year which would be lightning speed compared to usual speeds in the european union and it shows you that once to change the way that the whole council works he wants to speed up things if they can't have unanimity on one topic move ahead with a number of countries until the rest is ready to join he's laid out a so-called leaders agenda for that that's his plan we'll see how it works and what about bret's and we know that to resume a is there basically to put the fire underneath the bottoms of many people there at that meeting is it going to work i mean has there been reaction to that so far. i haven't felt any heat that was sufficient for her to access full there but things don't aren't as bad as they look for it to resubmit you have to give her that because we've seen the draft conclusions and in there there is a lot of hope by the rest of the leaders that they might move on to phase two that's what reason may want to do talk about the future trade relations between the u.k. and the e.u. in december at the next summit and if they really keep that in there then i sa

what do you think are the consequences of the catalan vote for the european union. that there are no you know immediate consequences of to catalonia vote and if you deal. seriously with the legal correct of the referendum. it cannot be taken as the disease you know if the majority of the head alone people of partly because of the actions of a central government which complicated by loads it confiscated ballot boxes that said to a set of which closed down polling stations. it's a difficult situation. it's. the solution is not a legal one the solution is a political one and must be the political of both sides of spanish government and of the cuts alone young government to sit still and to find solutions this is my final statement to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue discussing today with the question of the copula referendum on the rest of the e.u. and other challenges to block its crazy staging. despite all the efforts of the central banks to kill the economy by keeping bankers solvent when they should have been declared bankrupt years ago t