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 that the power of the people by parliament who are reminded and we will not get brecht's it is simple as that i think it's delaying tactics so that i can reverse the decision of the people we had the people we don't need in our people we should leave on. and that's it. it goes without saying that syriza may is now being pulled apart by both of these forces in parliament it will inevitably be her downfall abandon braxton revoke t

luck if not like a cloud of uncertainty and it won't be a done deal until the european union actually agrees to what the prime minister is looking for every year opinion still to response to that statement from the prime minister thanks very much paul brennan and joining us from outside dining street sarah minds out of that news the british prime minister has made a statement i cite as she has made a statement following that cabinet meeting going for an extension of article fifty thank you very much paul. former presidents of algeria has revealed that he has been asked to lead a transitional government's the i mean it was in power for five years in the one nine hundred ninety s. says are back on the streets despite the announcements that president of the had agreed to step down by the end of the month of matheson as more these pictures apparently show a meeting between president both of his predecessor i mean zero while and an army general close to beautifully because brother in a statement zeder well says he's been asked to stand in as temporary leader until a new president is electe

or an endless boxtops michel barnier was again saying that the european union is as warm it is with ireland and if the united kingdom crashes out of the european union without a deal on friday then they will not store start trade talks with the united kingdom until the buck stops issue is results nic robertson thanks so much going to be yet another interesting week thanks mark. nationalists anti immigration policies have announced joining forces to form a new blog to shake up the next month's european elections italy's hardline deputy prime minister that's met yourself being launched a venture in milan with fellow nationalists germany's far right the finns party in the danish people's party they hope their european airlines for people in nations with enough seats in the european parliament to give them a major say in how the continent is run salvini said marine le pen's national rally in france would also take part but she and the national sleep his opponent in hungary would need to be absent from the lot or the populace nationalist parties are currently divided between different po

s behavior if you like for as long as it stays in the european union to make sure that the u.k. doesn't disrupt the business of the e.u. any further thank you for that natasha live for us at the presidential palace in paris thank you still ahead on al jazeera hong kong activists face up to seven years in prison after being convicted over their role in pro-democracy demonstrations. hello there we've got plenty more wet weather to come for us in the southeast in parts of china the latest system well that's moving away towards the east now working its way towards japan but as that system moves away this is going to be plenty of cloud with this as we head through wednesday that cloud will be giving a few pockets of rain but it really tense heavy as we head into thursday thursday a very wet day then that rain stretching all the way up towards shanghai shanghai there for seeing quite a few showers at times so the south of it though is home kong here it should be fine and dry maximum temperature getting to around twenty nine degrees out towards the west so that's a very lively downpour

being of all the european union any european policy for quite some time need to be on these particular issues and we are urging those that are now responsible for you being you new policies to be. clear in standing firm on these particular principles then i would expect that to be a dialogue between both europe and the united states and europe and there but this for the palestinians and the different arab countries so that some sort of compromise can be reached but in the run up to the peace plan that has been rumored it is extremely important that the european union is firm on the principles of international law and certainly say yes it is for all of the peoples of the region that has been the pandey should our policy for quite some time so given there the movement of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem the trump tweet announcement recently supporting israel's an exception of the don't land highs i mean how how apprehensive volume about the eventually appearance of this deal that's a good deal of the century because everything that you have mentioned so far seems to have been trodden roughs

his statement in december two thousand and eighteen that the european union is actually the soviet union and he regularly makes comparisons between the two in that same month he also said the european union is like a gas chamber it is a commodities of up. there is a huge show on both radio maria and t.v. called unfinished conversations the guests on the show are openly and semitic homophobic xenophobic. now the priest on the show recently he said the satan possesses homosexuals and fights against us meaning that homosexuals are on satan side if someone isn't safe inside it's natural to ask what is their right to lutheran. father riddick and the priests in his order to come across as having a disrespectful attitude when it comes to gay culture but it's actually the listeners that are outraged you get listeners calling in incensed by this so-called homo culture and it's often the fathers that event trying to tone down the statements. some of the output has sparked so much control see the journalist martin college has written a play about ready america and the potentially dangerous impact i

but it's far from certain whether the european will european union will actually go for that short extension just early in the week. the head of the european commission made it clear that they were not interested in short extensions anymore so there's still uncertainty on that front don't you know i'm not the meanwhile downing street to set these technical brags that talks between the opposition labor party and the conservatives will continue today what are they trying to achieve just talk us through that. that's right i mean there's very little of substance emerging from those talks between the government and the labor opposition they've now been postponed and we're expecting though the prime minister to release a letter to labor in the coming hours outlining her position one possibility is that she will say that if we do strike a deal one of the options could be putting the idea to parliament next week of possibly taking the deal to another referendum what they're calling a come from a tree vote a red line for the labor party is some sort of customs union in the last few days more and more

corporation now granted an extension to britain's membership of the european union strive minister to resume a told parliament it was something she 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. and other leaders the compromise was because of french president emanuel mccrum he'd said a long delay would undermine the project of european integration. u.k. opposition labor leader jeremy corbyn described the need for a second extension to bragg's it as a diplomatic failure but he said he was committed to continue talks with the governme

union. but the worst is over and i all risk of tornadoes is gone offshore the satellites do shows quite clearly the cause of it all and it's wrapped around what is still further north cold enough to give some overnight snow this is the picture just before dawn monday night and then choose yours is more or less dispersed you also notice if you're watching closely the potential bit of snow still around the great lakes for example is cold enough at least not for that more obviously over the cascades you'll see snow in the telegraph to rain down towards the middle of california yes it's still raining here on and off which is green which means that we're just talking up the hundred percent full reservoirs even more probably a good thing however what i am watching is this development here this is now wednesday we feeding it from the south of our colder from the north the potential for this develop once more exists when we worked carefully i think south of all this then the tail end of that frontal

the money looking for a route out of russia and into the european union appears to have found a crack in the banking system tens of billions of dollars has been through mostly baltic nations swamping the outposts of nordic banks it's been an ongoing headache for european regulators and now a different issue entirely has raised the anxiety levels in european capitals russia plans to move the headquarters of its development bank to hungary we'll get into that in a moment but first let's get to grips with the scale of this money laundering problem and some of the numbers behind it around one trillion dollars has been moved out of russia over the last twenty five years by individuals and companies not all illicit but that's money that has not returned to the country other sources of the money include moldova and as a by john. the money has been moved via malta cyprus estonia latvia and lithuania in the biggest money laundering case two hundred thirty billion dollars was transferred through the dansko bank's estonian branch between two thousand and seven and twenty fifteen where did that m

is now just ten days away from exiting the european union without telling. the children of murdered saudi journalists are understood to have received millions of dollars worth of compensation from the kingdom the washington post says his four children have been given an expensive homes in saudi arabia on top of that they're getting larger monthly payments due was killed six months ago after entering the south because the consulate in istanbul turkey is frezza tired of the ones ruling parties that will challenge the results of local elections in two major cities with nearly all votes counted the opposition jep a appears to have won in istanbul and ankara many see the election as a referendum on are the ones government. reuters is reporting that a group of former u.s. intelligence agents helped the united arab emirates spy on prominent arab media figures targets for the hakas included the chairman of al-jazeera as well as a host of a b.b.c. arabic television show those are your headlines the news continues announcer after counting the costs they were lost. hel

britain's now just ten days away from leaving the european union without a deal the latest stalemate saw politicians fail to agree on four potential alternatives to terrorism a's briggs's agreement paul brennan reports from london. on any given day the majority view outside parliament fluctuates with the changing numbers of pro and anti bricks of protesters and as m.p.'s inside debated the four alternatives to teresa mayes brix a deal on monday it was an exit choir from yorkshire in the north of england who held sway. of the referendum based on the facts after cooling off period subject to a lot more scrutiny than the previous one is is perhaps the best way is having a dramatic overshadowing effect the prime minister host of the knife crime summit on monday to discuss a serious recent uptick in fatal stabbings theresa may insists it's a priority but there is a sense that her main focus lies elsewhere and during the break the debate itself climate change protesters stripped off in the public gallery of the parliamentary chamber to draw attention away from it and on to what they said w

human rights experts and the european union have condemned the move. u.s. politicians are stepping up efforts to end support for the saudi and u.a.e. led war in yemen congress has given final approval to a resolution to stop all military aid to the conflict and send the bill to the white house for the president's signature but donald trump says he'll veto the move political hay reports from washington. i don't want to see fourteen million yemenis starve to death harsh words for saudi arabia build the house chambers if the saudis don't stop their blockade and let food and medicine in within six months we will see one of the great humanitarian crisis in the world and with that in a vote of two hundred forty seven to one hundred seventy five the house joined the senate in sending the message the congress wants the u.s. military to stop supporting the saudi coalition's war in yemen this is the first time that he u.s. congress has rebuked a president on a war powers resolution which was a concern for some who voted no it really basically states yet again that th

union and a number of individual european union countries canada and canada strikes me is counterproductive yeah and speaking of the european union pompei on his speech said i encourage our friends and allies alike to follow our lead and stand with the cuban people but friends and allies of the united states the e.u. as well as canada have come out condemning this latest announcement to those us once again risk the us finding itself isolated on the international stage yeah exactly the e.u. and candidate should a joint statement calling this regrettable that's diplomatic talk for this really sucks. i mean the this is canada has taken a huge role. through the lima group in marshalling international opinion against the door oh. so to do so would you say these memories are about cuba that are ambassador are they about cuba or are they about venezuela. there about both i mean so what did mr straight in is saying in some degree of accuracy is that cuba is helping in allied with venezuela and so they're using the. move to get rid of a durable. as a reason to tighten restrictions on cuba and do you

britain is supposed to come out of the european union on friday timetables extraordinarily tight all right and i even watch indeed. the french president's so-called big national debate comes to an end on thursday or watched a series of town hall meetings in january in response to demands from yellow vest protesters who want a greater say in politics he's promising to use new measures to stem the on rest it has not talked about he reports from northern france support the movement is still strong. since november it's a weekly ritual yellow fest protests in france that at times turned violent the demonstrations began over plans for a fuel tax that spiraled into a movement against social inequality and the political elite up to three hundred thousand people took part in the first marches now it's just a few thousand but opinion polls suggest most french people support them so it's enough to keep up pressure on the government should i can think of another social movement in recent times that has been so very fired by those in power and why only because people are there to us to make more

union and. i'm wayne hay reporting from jakarta where we'll tell you why there are threats of street protests as indonesia prepares for an election. hello schoolie well it's been reported throughout pakistan particularly in the science and it's all part of this frontal system here which wraps itself around the driving head over afghanistan and so that is where the current rain or snow is likely to be the still there on tuesday some rain in pakistan some across india as well mostly up through afghanistan and beyond on the western side if you like the foothills of the himalayas most around there for is dry there is more cloud and rain now showing itself over turkey of syria down to lebanon as well and just hang around sure northern iraq is just northern iraq was eighteen by dozen the sunshine or hung around the thirty mark and barry was up to seventeen degrees so there was a sunshine to show when you take the cloud away you're not driving a cold wind and that's true for the south as well there has

necessary and is good for the european union is in the european union's interest as well paul brennan thank you very much indeed. and those were the headlines do stay with us people in power continues as it will be up next and don't forget you can catch up anytime with our website address that is out of there dot com and also watch us live on the back to heal the live i called. teach it strongman is ruling with an eye and faced and the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the march for sea for security while western leaders turning a blind eye when even the citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture or censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london in cairo a on al-jazeera. could u.s. president donald trump trick or a return to the doctor use. terror and why is it strange. to suppress information about the c.r.u. spurge daughter never rendition. and the second of two special investigations. service provider to find out. comebacks ray at the u.s. naval base antony

the european union is urging forces loyal to general kiley for have time to stop their offensive on the libyan capital tripoli the block's top diplomat for the recount marini has called on all parties to immediately cease military operations the e.u. statement on libya was held up for a day after as france and italy sparred over how to handle the escalating conflict clashes are continuing from the outskirts of tripoli between forces loyal to the un backed government and the self-styled libyan national army led by general have to. political crisis a crumbling economy and acute food shortages are forcing millions of venezuelans to leave their country and search of a better life but the massive migration of people is creating major new issues for many of the children who are being left behind. law from the capital caracas. at age sixty two or more lopez didn't expect to still be raising children that's exactly what she's doing she's responsible for her three grandchildren dennis molly carlos and armando facing a dire economic situation in venezuela their mother was forced to leave the coun

s exit from the european union remains dead logs after parliament failed once again to approve an alternative briggs's plan none of the four proposed alternatives to the prime minister's reason mase brogues the deal got a majority. after significant setbacks in turkey's local elections president roger tired of the ones ruling party is challenging the results in the capital ankara and the biggest city stumble saying there were mistakes the party's been defeated in most of the ten major metropolitan areas jamal reports. after almost two decades of constant losses turkey's opposition finally has reason to celebrate. the people's republican party or c.h.p. won the mayoral position in the capital ankara it would seem is on course to capture is stumble turkey's largest and most populous city. turkey be happy now let the stamboul be happy and get back to normal we had seven elections in five years let's get back to work now and serve the people just as we start today we will run the city in a transparent fashion at every moment i'm doing this happily and i know that every part of the city belongs to

should leave the european union after more alternatives put forward by m.p.'s were voted down on monday. now the family of the murdered the saudi journalist has reportedly received millions of dollars worth of compensation from the kingdom the washington post which she wrote for says they have been given expensive homes in saudi arabia as well as large monthly payments the article also says she's two sons and two daughters may soon get payouts worth tens of millions of dollars each as so-called blood money today is actually six months since jamal khashoggi was murdered in turkey you want to have a little look back then about how the case unfolded your remember he was a saudi reisa columnist for the washington post and a u.s. resident. had lived in the u.s. and self-imposed exile since twenty seventeen after writing and broadcasting critical comments about the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman now according to c.c.t.v. footage which we've seen many times now entered the saudi consulate in istanbul at one fourteen pm on october second last year he was going

of course due to leave the european union in just nine days but so far parliament has not agreed on a withdrawal plan may says she will ask the e.u. for a further extension to avoid crashing out without a deal more with the new guy. a softening of the prime minister's previously movable red lines in a bid to end the brics it deadlock i've always been clear that we could make a success of no deal in the long term but leaving with a deal is the best solution so we will need a further extension of article fifty one that is as short as possible and which ends when we pass a deal embattled but determined to keep going to resume a offer to meet with the opposition leader jeremy corbyn to find a new brics it plan and 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 me

union. can find much more in everything that we have been covering on our website you can see our top story that the latest coming out of algeria we have heard that that the president bush if he kept has resigned and bring you more on that here on. planner the top stories on al-jazeera as we were mentioning of jarius president abilities beautifully cow has resigned we can take you some live bring you some live pictures there from algiers you can see some people celebrating there of course protesters have been on the streets of algiers for weeks demanding the resignation of just the president but indeed the whole government structure around him or the army chief of staff on medicaid salad the man did that the president stepped out there have been nationalized protests in the country for six weeks demanding the end of british think as twenty year rule britain's prime minister will sit down with the leader of the opposition after he accepted her invitation to meet earn try and break the bed loc

is due to leave the european union in ten days but so far no great deal has been agreed by parliament. breaks in negotiating michel barnier says the block is ready for a no deal scenario. or. you would never my desire to loosen up but you countries have been prepared. to do more. we have correspondents reporting the latest developments for us on bragg's it paul brennan is outside the u.k. parliament will be talking to him in just a moment but first let's go to need barker who is outside the prime minister's office where the cabinet meeting has been taking place so neve are those ministers still locked in to that cabinet meeting right now what's what are we hearing from there. they are indeed the bricks that roller coaster continues this is a particularly lengthy possibly bumpy section of it they've been locked in talks now for just over six hours spare a thought of course for their drivers who have been out parked in front of number ten downing street for the entire duration some of them having a bit of a snooze while they wait for their ministers to return to the vehicles and spirit

has started issuing passports with the words european union removes. elsewhere thousands of taking to the streets across germany to protest against rising property rents in the capital but around six thousand demonstrators gathered in the city's main square they say property developers have bought up thousands of apartments driving up the cost of rent activists have started a petition for the government to take back properties from large scale landlords about eighty five percent of the city's residents rent now homes rather than own them and just a bit of news from france protest is from the yellow vest movement have rallied across the country in the twenty first consecutive weekend of demonstrations there in riot police fired tear gas to break up the protests activists right across the country are demanding social and economic reforms leave that prompted president emanuel to open a national debate in january and the measures are expected to be announced on monday in a bid to quell the protests that's it from london for the now i will be back with more

single market in the customs union. this is too new to help us and we want to do everything we can until the last hour to prevent a disorderly breaks it will put every if it into bed that we have to do this together with the person so plenty of worries about no deal despite parliament's latest moves it did e.u. summit next week where leaders will want to know what britain intends to do more uncertainty is the only certainty but the barber al-jazeera paul brennan is live for us outside the british parliament in central london as a boy at the american veronica meeting still stressing the u.k. will need a good reason for any further delay yes i can say before that that has been the mantra of the european union throughout they're not just going to give an extension just for the sake of it with no specific purpose you know the they're not wanting to just prolong this endless process for no reason there has to be clear objective at the end of the of this long road i mean the irish have been pretty good about lobbying and stay

members of the trade union movement want the european union to stop giving too much power to employers for testers surrounded the e.u. headquarters in brussels aiming to pressure politicians in next month's european parliamentary elections the european trade union confederation says the only way to save democracy is to make sure that workers benefit from rights growth and higher wages. well british voters are also due to take part in the e.u. election because of the delays to the brics it process lawrence lee has been looking at how voting to elect members to the european parliament is being seen by some as a second referendum on brics it. european elections are close battle lines are being drawn on friday the centrist liberal democrats launched their campaign inviting voters squarely to reject bracks it's against them the new bracks it 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 very

elections and the correct functioning of the european union. algeria's former president has issued on the statement after he stepped. off leaker asked for forgiveness for any mistakes he's made meanwhile the constitutional council has met to decide the next steps nato secretary general has addressed the us congress as the security alliance celebrates its seventieth anniversary i on the nato conference agenda our relations with russia and the sharing of the organizations defense spending every congress every american press them your men and women in uniform and the people of the united states of america have been storm's supporters all night america has been the backbone of our alliance it has been for the mental to european security and for our freedom. we would not have the peaceful and prosperous europe we see today without the sacrifice and the commitment of not the states for your enduring support i thank you today. the libyan warlord. ordered his troops to move west in what looks like a show of force they say they're heading to fight what

and i'm astounded with the headlines on al-jazeera the european union and the u.k. have agreed to extend it until october thirty first that means the u.k. will not crash out of the e.u. on friday the bloc will review progress in june it says the extension is flexible and the u.k. could leave sooner ok we'll continue to see a corporation as a full member state with all its rights and as a close friend and trusted ally in the future let me finish. lesage to do our british friends. this extension this flexible as expected. so a little bit shorter expected but it's still enough to find the first full solution police. to a stiff start sued on state television is reporting the army will make an important announcement soon president omar al bashir has been under increasing pressure from protesters demanding political change on wednesday demonstrations how the sit in for a fifth straight day outside the army headquarters. venezuelan president nicolas maduro says he's reached a deal with the red cross to bring humanitarian aid into the country he also accused u.s. vice presi

will then end up crashing out of the european union without a deal if no solution has been reached meanwhile in wider society british police are saying that they have a thousand police officers ready to be deployed in a matter of hours ten thousand within twenty four hours if there are signs of trouble should anything bad happen as a result of a heart breaks it are also hearing the civil servants responsible for turning the work of this building into reality of being offered counseling. the french president emanuel mccrum launched a series of debates back in january to respond to the demands of the yellow vest protesters who want a greater say in government well in these past eighty eight days micron's taken part in fourteen public debates and has been looking at the results. since november it's a weekly ritual yellow fest protest in france that at times turned violent the demonstrations began over plans for a fuel tax that spiraled into a movement against social inequality and the political elite up to three hundred thousand people took part in the first marches now it's just a few thousand

the same held for its feet became a member of european union. senegal's president has been sworn in for a second five year term he won fifty eight percent of the votes in the febreze election opponents accused him of preventing some of his rivals and running but the results were not contested this will be sounds final gemma's president on the summit goals to. the international criminal court is investigating possible crimes against humanity in mali follows attacks on the religious in the north by militia in march hundreds were killed and dozens injured nicholas hogg reports now from guy in northern mali. they came on their motorbikes wearing don't go hunting cost you wielding machetes and guns looking for ethnic full on these. hundreds of men women and children were slaughtered many more were injured. we were chased from our homes we came here thinking we were safe never could i have thought that our neighbors here too would turn against us. this is what is left of their village. while these government accuse local doggoned militia groups for a

has launched a new political party with the sole intent intention of leaving the european union and it's already proving polarizing lawrence lee 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 audience the big announcement of this former captain of industry the stand in the european elections with a mandate to create i think what i would want to do is to make sure the 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 the court order says because it's been deemed to be corrupt i think it would be my duty to actually object to the bu

to remain in the european union for another year with the option of leaving early if the deal is ratified britain's prime minister has met key e.u. leaders ahead of an emergency summit in brussels on wednesday without the approval of the block the u.k. will crash out on friday really challenge reports. can anything save britain from its bricks in misery the government's withdrawal agreement has sunk beneath the waves in a compromise talks with the opposition labor party show few signs of compromise where heads continue the discussion somewhere looking forward to hearing what the government has to say those calling for a second referendum or increasing the hope with surprising new faces are joining their ranks like hugh merriman a conservative m.p. who wants bricks it and the people's vote that was my message in the whole that i wasn't preaching to the choir was he they want a people's vote because they want to go the complete opposite way that i do my message so the almost two hundred m.p.'s who voted for the deal concert three times like i have is that if you want this thing through you'

union. story hi mary. hi there during yes that's right in that video statement that tourism a stress that there were areas on which she and the opposition labor party could agree or a deal to exit the e.u. has been rejected by parliament three times now she says that she has to compromise with the opposition in order to find a way for it when you think about it people didn't vote on party lines when it came to the brics it referendum and you know i think often that members of the public want to see their politicians working together more often now there's lots of things on which i disagree with the labor party on policy issues but on bracks it i think there are some things we agree on ending free movement ensuring we leave with a good deal protecting jobs protecting security and so we're talking can we find a way through this that ensures that we can get a good deal and a deal agreed through parliament it will mean compromise on both sides. but i believe that delivering bricks it is the most

are thousands of trade union members have rallied outside the european union headquarters in brussels demanding better working conditions demonstrators from across europe say the current e.u. rules what gives too much power to businesses and employers and not enough to ordinary workers the protests comes a month before european parliament elections in which the delay in the u.k. is exit from the block is being hotly debated lawlessly has that story. of european elections a close battle lines are being drawn on friday the centrist liberal democrats launched their campaign inviting voters squarely to reject bracks it's against them the new 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

union u.n. agencies france and germany meanwhile have announced more funding and relief supplies for those affected priyanka gupta. well in a few moments we'll have the weather with broad but still to come on al-jazeera a better campaign israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu ramps up the rhetoric ahead of tuesday's election. and greek law says these refugee children must be offered free education really cat was keeping them out of class. and coming up in sports and historic victory in one of the world's greatest horse races joins me here with all the action. and i mean you just seen the extent of the flooding in western iran moderate runoff from the mountains because in a moment weather is cloud is the last one for us cut across here not much rain is falling out but that doesn't mean necessarily raft the woods yet take a long time to get rid of what's their focus was there still green patches are green in this context means to still rainfall across that general area and it tends to fall on

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 referendum essentially and then last the have an extension to article fifty basically dragging on this bricks. process even further if that's not possible then parliament would choose between either no deal hold or calling off breck said now we can bring it out and wait to hear from king's college london i don't know i'll be interested in getting your take on this because if you are of a brick say persuasion bricks it means bricks it mysteries in may as said at infant there's nothing very brick city in any of these options and yes it breaks it is finding out that this is what happens when parliament take control of the process

union. and prizes for a prestigious falso competition argy to be awarded in the u.s. in forty eight fair isn't pictures were submitted for this year's contest at the smithsonian institution well two members of the team who helped organize the contests explain how it works. hi i'm jeff companion i'm a photo editor at smithsonian magazine and i'm melissa wiley i'm manager of special projects for smithsonian dot com smithsonian's annual photo contest is a competition for photographers worldwide and the purpose of it is to find photography that inspires and captivates our readers every year we as six categories american experience natural world travel people altered images in mobile when you get down to sixty final last all of them have technical elements technical excellence and one thing that i think it really boils down to is impact oftentimes look for something that an image that has many layers of meaning is that if you want to go back to it and look at it again and again and again and get

the european union needs to order who denies the state of palestine what is doing its on the night in six seven lines and the need to implement seriously. resolution twenty three thirty four of security council two thousand and sixteen that submitted to between israel and the settlements dealing with settlements in any way the calling the settlements in the occupied state of palestine just daughterly illegal and against international law that's what's required from europe now earlier we spoke to sweden as former prime minister carl bildt one of the signatories off that letter he said a two state solution is the only viable way forward. what kind of solution do they have a permanent occupation that would be to the detriment of the answer is to make this trip a one nation solution with rights for everyone clearly unacceptable to a lot of the. state would be unacceptable to the outside what the diff because with the two state solution particularly in view of what's been happening with settlement policy in all of that but if you look at the alternatives i think you'll find that this is th

union now later she meets chancellor merkel considered one of the u.k.'s biggest allies in europe and president micrometer france increasingly one of britain's biggest obstacles she will seek to justify to them her request for a fairly short extension until june the thirtieth which may include britain taking part in e.u. parliamentary elections but all of that based on what she will point to as progress in consensus compromise talks with the opposition labor party in point of fact there is at this point no real sign of progress there afghan special forces are preparing an offensive and cruel in our province against both the taliban and i saw the armed groups have been fighting for two weeks in the province displacing more than twenty one thousand people charla bellus is in court aren't filed this reports . we are in choking district and can our province to syria is a supporter area for both the taliban and i so the two groups have been fighting for some time up in the mountains around us but about two weeks ago our heavy clashes broke out between with who