is out of the european union go ahead. so there is a note who or which was believed from the french secret service recommending to the president whom to try to be your. more realistic and to organize the fight against terrorism we sent you around and we syria and wesen with russia so maybe there is a chance but i'm going to be concerned because. there is some people or some fanatics we want to continue to supposed to cure us but what we can do. with all of the u.s. forces it's impossible to get we can't do anything it's over and you know i'm afraid because a lot of you know we know minister for enough french for for he was a minister of defense during. the french like russian against syria and i'm afraid it's a. mix of best and our best one of her arms is on this question of do you want to go to dnd because of the socialist government can't accept. after all the money of the time or of the sword use or the terrorist the help during the last the last of five years and it worked how does it change the equation here because.

from the european union. setting out details of our future relationship, the political declaration does just that and makes it very clear is the set ofthis instructions that the future relationship will put into place what is in the political declaration. stands, therently majority of honorable and right honorable members in this place will not vote in favor of the prime minister's deal, despite her very best efforts. she needs plan b. what is the prime minister's plan b? is that norway plus of the single market, the customs union, which some of us have been arguing for for over two years? throughout the last 18 months of negotiations, people have said to me it was not going to be possible for me to be able to negotiate a deal with the european union. no sooner do i negotiate a deal then people are saying, what is the next thing you are going to do? we will havesness, a number of days of debate in this chamber prior to the meaningful vote on this deal. i believe it is important that when people look at this d

hope for reform in the european union. and he's blown it this is one of the biggest social movements in france for many years and he has clearly shown himself not surprisingly to be incapable of reforming like the front of the european union and the reason why the european union car formed is exactly the same reason why the soviet union couldn't be reformed both the european union and the soviet union are trapped inside an ideological minor set which makes them intellectually incapable of reforming and that mindset is of course post nationalism globalism and so on and michael is the greatest example of this he thought that with that force of his personality and his good looks and whatever he could change things but since he never wanted to change the most important things namely the european policy the euro and so on his country and the rest of the european union just like the soviet union will remain mired in decline for as long as it takes to break ok mark let me go to you how do you react to what john laughlin had to sa

is out of the european union go ahead. so there is a who or which was believed from the french secret service recommending to the president whom to or try to be a more realistic and through or going to the fight against terrorism weezer iran and we syria and the reason with russia so maybe there is a chance but i'm a little bit concerned because. there is some people are some of the x. and we want to continue to support the curate but what we can do. with all of the u.s. forces it's impossible to get we can do anything it's over and you know i'm afraid because a lot of the always no minister for enough french for he was a minister of defense during the french aggression against syria i'm afraid you may take makes a better known person of her arms on this question that he wants to go to the. and because the socialist governments can't accept. the old the money. will do so and use all that there is the help during the last the last of you isn't it one how does it change the equation here because. it's completely destabilizes

the european union. troubles. do. more a former deputy prime minister and minister for foreign affairs and trade welcome to the show it's great to have you with us today lots to talk about so the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland has become a key issue that you know that convincingly has to choose between staying in the customs union with you or putting up a hard border isolating northern island are this really the only choice is is there a third option that could work. no i think. i think that summer summarizes a really the agreement. it was made twenty years ago between our london the united kingdom the good friday agreement which provided for the settlement of the conflict in northern ireland regulates all the relations between the main relations between our land and the united kingdom and arising from that both the irish government and the u.k. government and indeed all of the political parties in northern ireland and in the south of ireland all do not want to see a hard border we do not

as part of its levy of the european union that would in effect mean that a border would return and that's something that we don't want to happen so the discussions that have been taking place over the past two years yet. so i talk we're simply to this british m.e.p. william that more and he actually told me that the irish border issue is a trap set up by the e.u. for incompetent u.k. negotiators to trick them into a better deal for the e.u. do you share that view. no i don't share that view at all the border issue is a very very real issue is he is the only left it would be the only land border between the united kingdom and the european union after a break such it's obviously special in that sense but it is also special in the sense that resolving the border issue was a key part of the good friday agreement which was negotiated twenty years ago between our land and the united kingdom it's an international agreement which provided for the relationships between northern ireland garland and provided also for the totality of the relationships between the united kingdom and ireland and this w

with the european union and. of course i'm repeating myself this is a mistake and this is would be respected we're going to take a break right now when we come back we'll continue talking to an. alternative foreign minister talking about the prospects of the turks train pipeline and many other issues stay with us. most people think just stand out in this is this you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest street in truth to stand losing business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. the. question. now we're back with alternative foreign minister of greece george got to the gallows mr got without us i want to talk about cyprus a little bit because it also could become another gas producer in the region has already announced drilling plans but turkey obviously has a problem with that it says to actually stay away from cypriot gas until a political solution is found to the divided island but do you think maybe economic benefits of t

obligation of the european union to protect its borders because the borders of the european union are the borders of the members. and this is one of the reasons that we are supporting european defense got pass it recently because that mccrone in that sense that our medical have spoken about the european out of me maybe it's actually to speak about that but this vision of a utopia to protect its member states and its citizens i think it's a vision of europe about what i want to say oh well first of all you have nato what do you need your army for nato did not protect those that live in now from threats like that exactly because that is also a member of nato so do you think the european army would be an alternative to nato no european defense it is going to be complimentary to nato and will remain members of nato and one of the few my books that satisfy your brigade soon to be two percent of the about that for defense a b. like this but as i said with a not to want to have i lyons i guess the duty of this is not out of basically as you are not what do we want this to be friends with dut

union, european parliament. of course it is those processes that lead to the final agreement and the withdrawal agreement. will the prime minister today tell us precisely what she's asking for to deliver on key concerns of legally binding and definite nature of the backstop with no right for this country to exit on its own terms. >> what i'm asking for to ensure we can deal with concerns that the right honorable gentlemen and others have expressed about backstop will be indefinite. first to ensure bank stop is not triggered in the first place and the second to ensure that if it only temporary. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on thursday it will be 100 days until britain leaves the european union. at the moment we have no deal, no plan b. this is a constitutional crisis because this house is not being allowed to express its will on behalf of our communities who around the country are telling us that they reject this deal. that's why mp's want to be able to vote against it. can i say to the prime minister that it's poi

union, and all of the wars and all of the deaths, and how the european union had replaced that with a democratic process. it is imperfect. but for the british, of all people, to walk away from that, having suffered, themselves, in these wars and been participants justese wars, to me, it is a mindless exercise. just because jeremy corbyn thinks it is a capitalist plot going on in brussels, we do not have an opposition that is going to stand up and say, "this is crazy." we cannot get an agreement that the tories can agree on. and the only agreement that is possible would be a new election. a second referendum, et cetera. maybe it only passed by four. i do not know how it would come out. by the idea that people say, "brexit is inevitable. the prime minister said we have to have it." excuse me? they had one advisory vote. i hope they will have another. i do not think it will pass. and i hope that is what happens. i do not think it is a good brexit. i think it will certainly be better with the backstop than without it. we obviously do not want to see all the damage to northern ireland. b

the european union. but the troubles. further divide in the irish be enough to stall breaks it. completely. gilmore a former irish deputy prime minister and minister for foreign affairs and trade welcome to the show it's great to have you with us today. to talk about so the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland has become a key issue in rexx it united kingdom seemingly has to choose between staying in the customs union with the e.u. or putting up a hard border isolating northern island are this really the only choice is is there a third option that could work. no i think that i think that some are summarizes that really the agreement that was made twenty years ago between our london the united kingdom the good friday agreement which provided for the settlement of the conflict in northern ireland regulates all the relations between men relations between our land and the united kingdom and arising from both the irish government and the u.k. government and indeed all of the political parties in northern ireland and in the south of ireland all do not want to se

ations to leave the european union. ations to leave the european union. brussels, i read should deal with the leaders of the other 27 eu member states. it will ensure our departure on the 29th of march next year. there is a political declaration unambitious future partnership on national interest. it is the right deal for britain because it is for the british people. it takes back control of our borders. it

say also i still saw that yes there is a deep feeling in european union that number one european union does not protect. the people from two phenomenons invasion by chinese manufactured goods that destroys the industry and number two for us immigration that's for sure and but also i think that the maj auriti of european citizens and a stand that if you don't have a strong united europe no way that you can resist so. you're saying you need more of europe right more brussels i don't i think that we have to have a united europe ready to resist yes to that so there's a matter of probably shoes to the chinese rich and readier to also not to upset the american pretension to impose us there. their loads like the way they ordered the unit then company european to leave to get a chance to protect their like a tap dance to washington's two and they've been doing it for decades in this is what you get from a crown wants to privatized everything on the american model and look at those results here john in edinburgh jump in. we have to understand what the utopian union is it's early incarnation the

see also i still saw that yes there is a deep feeling in european union that number one european union does not protect. the people from two phenomenons invasion by chinese manufactured goods that destroys. industries in your office and number two for us immigration that's for sure and but also i think that the maj auriti of european citizens and a stand that if you don't have a strong united europe no way that you can resist so. you're saying you need more of europe right more brussels i don't i think that we have to have a united europe ready to resist yes to that so there's a matter of probably shoes to the chinese and radio to also not to upset the american pretension to impose us there. their loads like the way the. company european to leave them it is like to tap dance to washington's two they've been doing it for decades in this is what you get from a crown wants to privatized everything on the american model and look at those results here john in edinburgh jump in. we have to understand what the utopian union is it's it's early incarnation the european cool and still community

as part of its leaving of the european union that would in effect mean that a border would return and that's something that we don't want to happen so the discussions that have been taking place over the past two years yet. so i talk we're certainly to this british m.e.p. william that more and he actually told me that the irish border issue is a trap set up by the e.u. for incompetent u.k. negotiators to trick them into a better deal for the e.u. do you share that view. no i don't share that view at all the border issue is a very very real issue is he's the only left it would be the only land border between the united kingdom and the european union after a break such it's obviously special in that sense but it is also special in the sense that resolving the border issue was a key part of the good friday agreement which was negotiated twenty years ago between our land and the united kingdom it's an international agreement which provided for the relationships between northern ireland and garland and provided also for the totality of the relationships between the united kingdom and irela

european union zora home but what they were trying to do is also building bridges between european union and the rossiya was. going to be with these. bags of principle with us so what they were trying to do is something which is really been if you sell not just for us and then also for the reasonable course of that also for the european union as well sure i mean i wouldn't expect any other answer from a foreign minister than this but i just you know. to be different with well but it's just like for for us it is interesting to observe how different members of the european union within this big family are men no ring or reacting to to this or that project especially they got lines where it has when it comes to russia because you know that historically gas pipe pipelines that go from russia to europe have met opposition and resistance but first as lately south from pipeline another gas project went down. thanks to ia commission's opposition. we have some fundamental in our foreign policy respect to fit the national low of utopia low flow in general but we say that we're going to see that th

when will she stand up to the european union? >> members across this house don't want your deal, prime minister. way to break the deadlock to put it to the people? howoes she not realize chaotic and ridiculous this makes our country look? people outside these walls of cb shambles of the government. these walles see the shambles of the government. >> is anything changing the view of the british people? yes it has. [jeers] >> don't be fooled by the christmas banter. anger among mp's was growing. mace,abbed his ceremonial without which the commons cannot debate or vote. theatrics were the least of theresa may's worries. she was desperate to get something on the northern ireland border. many mps had had enough. party had 15%ve confidence.ng no leadership ballot is triggered. the magic number was reached in december. the numbers were telling. testhe number of those vo cast having favor in theresa may was 200. no favor, 117. no further confidence vote can take place. >> this has been a long and challenging day. >> theresa may have list

been happy to be a european union us. it's all the incredible anomaly of being a northerner and a southerner at the same time for me. while at first i could not happily claimed to be a unionists, i can happily claim to be a european unionists. i know the great advantage of what we ended up with is one of the great advantages. it guarantees -- >> how does brexit look from over here? >> it looks like lunacy. i do not think there is anything -- from where i sit, i think that the labour party is dealing in its role. this is a tory fight with the majority party. this was a referendum that was advisory at the time, not binding. thats to settle a score cameron thought was paving its way home. it did pave its way home. john gave a speech here after he left his role as ambassador. about what the european union meant in terms of european history. the importance of the european ason, not to be looked at one of those little things that you could be annoyed about the bureaucracy in russell's or any of the other annoyances that anybody

before both countries and we both joined the european union european common market then was on the same day in one thousand nine hundred three so the common traveler arrangement. there are arrangements stuff can be put in place at airports and ports i recall during the years of the troubles are long twi are you know that. people have to go through certain channels or ports if they were traveling to the u.k. so i think there are ways in which. can be. addressed. thank you very much mr kilgore for this interview well we're talking to. the minister for foreign affairs and trade discussing the irish border were part of the trouble. that is it for this edition of. b.l.o. bad shape france to work or is it time for him to go speaking of time to go with the looming distress amaze time up to also my pompei old wants to remake. kind of financial survival job about money laundering first to visit this three different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something over the cayman islands or do we do all these banks a

european union is our own home but what we were trying to do is also build bridges between european union and russia was. through with these. bags of principle with us so what they were trying to do is something which really beneficial not just for us and then also for the reasonable course of that also for the european union as well sure i mean i wouldn't expect any other answer from a foreign minister than this but i just you know what's the big difference with well but it's just like for for us it is interesting to observe how different members of the european union within this big e.u. family are men no ring or reacting to to this or that project especially they've got to have lines where it has when it comes to russia because you know that historically gas pipe pipelines that go from russia to europe have met opposition and resistance but first as lately south from pipeline another gas project went down thanks to ia commission's opposition. look we have some fundamental in our foreign policy perspective with the national low of utopia lower flow in. but we says that would consider th

obligation of the european union to protect its borders because the borders of the european union have the borders of the members. and this is one of the reasons that we are supporting european defense got pass it recently because that mccrone in that sense are medical have spoken about the european out of me maybe it's an early to speak about that but this vision of a utopia that its member states and its citizens i think it's a vision of europe of the one i want to sell without first of all you have nato what do you need your army for nato did not protect us a little and now from threats like that exactly because that is also a member of nato so do you think the european army would be an alternative to nato no european defense it is going to be complimentary to nato and will remain members of nato and one of the few members that satisfy your brigade soon to be two percent of the about that for defense a b. like this but as i said we do not to want to have i lines ideas to do this is not our basically us are not what do we want this to be friends with to get but that i suppose this re

is out of the european union go ahead. i sing so or there is a who or which was believed from the french secret service recommending to the president whom to or try to be a more realistic and who are going to fight against terrorism we sent you around and we syria and wesen with russia so we're maybe there is a chance but i'm a little bit concerned because. some people are some fanatics and we want to continue to support the curious but what we can do. with all of the u.s. forces it's impossible to get we can do anything it's all over and you know i'm afraid because a lot of you know we know minister for enough french for for he was a minister of defense during the french aggression against syria and i'm afraid it's a. mix of best and our best out of her arms on this question of do you want to go to the end because of the socialist government can't accept. after all the money of the timing of the saudi use or the door is the help during the last the last of years and it works how does it change the equation here because. i

we'll actually stay in the european union. i think that would be wrong. leaving because that's what people voted for, in the biggest exercise of democracy in our history and i should be leaving this is it.deal and >> the final steps of ontingency planning for departure are essential in -- can the prime minister confirm that all of those ecessary actions are now being taken to see us through any short term disruption, including extra to prepare for hecks at the border, liberalization of tariff schedules and cutting taxes for businesses? [indistinguishable voices] >> he's trying to tempt me into budgetary decisions there be h as he knows would not appropriate, but what i would say to him is that we're making contingency the arrangements for no deal. as i said in my statement the will be meeting tomorrow to discuss what further steps need to be taken. we've already stepped up those as my honorable friend indeed was responsible for himself when he was the secretary of state. but further stepping up with those no deal preparations

to the european union are we seeing a leveling of the of the trade playing field here strumpets been demanding from europe. well this is really a political decision because if you look at it you know this oil beans that doesn't hurt the european union it's something that the e.u. can give the americans without really hurting now the liquid liquefied natural gas story is a more interesting story because you have to look at it this way the european union is very close to russia russia has a huge supply of gas this gas can be shipped to europe in a very easy way so why should the europeans not do that for political reasons because they don't want to be dependent on the russians for their energy as much as they have been in the past so they decide to ship liquefied natural gas with ships where you need liquefying stations in the united states you need stations in europe across the atlantic what happens of course this gas is much more expensive and the european union can't force its energy providers to buy the gas over there you know i did states so the promises made by the e.u. might not

is out of the european union go ahead. i sing so or there is a who or which was believed from the french secret service recommending to the president who are trying to be a more realistic and who are going to fight against terrorism weezer iran and we syria and the reason with russia so maybe there is a chance but i'm a little bit concerned because. there is some people some fantasy x. and we want to continue to support the curious but what we can do. with all of the u.s. forces it's impossible to get we can do anything it's all over and you know i'm afraid because a lot of the always no minister for enough french for her he was a minister of defense during the french like russian against syria i'm afraid it's a. mix of best and our best one of her arms is on this question of do you want to go to the end because of the socialist government can't accept. after all the money of the time or of the sword use or the dinner is the help during the last the last of years and it worked how does it change the equation here because.

if he wants a meaningful date i will give them one. 29 march, 2019, when we leave the european union. >> absolutely unacceptable. this house agreed to a program motion, 5 days of debate, this house agreed when the vote was going to take place. the government tried to unilaterally pool that and deny this house, deny this house the chance of a vote on this crucial matter. the prime minister and government were found in contempt of parliament. her behavior is contemptuous of this parliament. mister speaker, the prime minister's appalling behavior needs to be held to account by this house and the people of this country are more and more concerned about ongoing chaos at the center of the government. when she made her lancaster -- >> order, order, order, call on both sides of the house. order. questions will be heard however long it takes and so will the answers. they tried to shut down, all you do is where all your voices and you won't succeed, amen, end of subject. >> when the prime minister made her lancaster house speech, she set out her negotiating objectives, looking at and quoting th

with the european union. when people voted to leave the european union, one of the issues they voted on was bringing a end to free movement once and for all and that is what this government will deliver. >> in its november survey local homelessness charity p3 recorded there were two rough sleepers in sheldon. a dramatic reduction from the previous year. does my right honorable friend agree this shows the value of social impact bonds which provide vital 1-on-1 support to people with complex needs and will she support and congratulate the vital work of charities to make such a difference? >> can i say to my honorable friend he raises an important issue. we are all concerned about rough sleepers but finding the solutions and the way through that is important and i would like to commend him for the excellent work he has done campaigning on this issue on homelessness and social impact bonds and i would like to congratulate them. the social impact bonds which is designed for individuals who spend a long time in the

union she herself said we will never leave the european union truly unless we regain control of our laws and that would not happen under this agreement. that was a been cash a conservative member of parliament in london jetting out of france where police are on the hunt for a gunman who opened fire near christmas market in the city of strasbourg on tuesday night french prosecutors now say two people died and thirteen were injured strasburg's the created close to the french german border it's home to the european parliament and a christmas market that draws millions of people every year that market is on the plastic labor rights and the heart of stuff. written says report hearing the suspect shouting god is great as he opened fire government officials say they're treating the incident as a possible terrorist attack. pani was an international manhunt arrives in the backstreets of strasburg. her dad go go shouts one resident as an unwitting cyclist heads straight into the danger. armed police hold there now. hundreds of special forces have been deployed to find the suspected gunman che

see also i still saw that yes there is a deep feeling in european union that number one european union does not protect. the people from two phenomenons invasion by chinese manufactured goods that destroys. industries in your office and immigration that's for sure and but also i think that the maj auriti of european citizens and a stand that if you don't have a strong united europe no way that you can resist so. for america but if i mean. you're saying you need more of europe right more brussels i don't i think that we have to have a united europe ready to resist yes to that so there's a matter of probably surest to the chinese rich and readier to also not to upset the american pretension to impose us there. their loads like the way they all are good. company european to leave it is like a tap dance to washington's two they've been doing it for decades in this is what you get from a crown wants to privatized everything on the american model and look at those results here john in edinburgh jump in. we have to understand what the utopian union is it's early incarnation the european cool

before both countries and we both joined the european union european common market on the same day in one thousand nine hundred three so the common traveler arrangement pretty dated stuff there are arrangements that are can be put in place at airports and ports i recall during the years of the troubles in twi are you know that. people have to go through certain channels or ports if they were traveling to the u.k. so i think there are ways in which. can be. addressed. thank you very much mr gilmore for this interview talking to former. prime minister minister for foreign affairs and trade discussing the irish border were part of the trouble. that is it for this edition of. seems wrong. to shape out. and in. the trail. one find themselves worlds apart. she still looks for common ground. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred

we should go boldly back to the european union on these issues. we have been rigorously and robustly -- we have been rigorously and robustly debating with them on this and have achieved a number of agreements to ensure that there could be that assurance. thist is now for me and government to go back and make the point that those assurances are sufficient for members of the house. nothing should be off the table but everyone should be very clear that in the recording for every opening of the withdrawal agreement, there were the issues that would be back on the table, including the north ireland territory. go today, the government has really lost all of authority. and might i just say -- in the fiasco today, the government has really lost all of authority. -- theht i just say leader of the opposition could proceed to a no-confidence vote. thespecifically on statement, can i ask the prime minister how many heads of government did she telephone over the weekend who have indicated they would consider the irish backstop indispensable? prime minister may

after we left european union the uk worked closely with our european partners to pull the international rule-based system and keep our people safe. our brexit deal includes [inaudible] mr. speaker, at the council i firmly reflect the concerns of this house. the assertions we have already agreed with the eu were insufficient for this house and he had to go further in showing we never want to use this backstop and it must be a temporary arrangement. some of the exulting exchanges but i make no apology. i make no apology. i make no apology for standing up to the interest of [inaudible] in the interest of our whole united kingdom. we publish a series of conclusions and they may clear it is there and i quote -- firm determination to work speedily on a subsequent agreement that establishes by december 2020 alternative arrangements so the backstop will not need to be triggered. the house will forgive me but the spares retrieving. the backstop will not need to be triggered. nevertheless they were to be triggered it would apply temporarily they said to this end the eu would use its best endeavor

the european union there was exasperated at britain's decision. for the european parliament breaks a coordinator he tweeted the following. i can't follow anymore after two years of negotiations the tory government wants to delay the vote just keep in mind that we will never let the irish down this delay will further aggravate the uncertainty of for people and businesses it's time that they make up their mind hashed. brags that . johnson is the right there i mean the the european union i mean they must be scratching their heads and wondering well what does britain want from a strict it's impossible to know. theresa may says she wants some changes to the backstop but what changes to this no one buy stock in the european union office essentially.

the main pillar within the european union but nevertheless. each chance. to be interested in a very close of. the president's europe be successful only if france and germany stick. to the parsed it will be true in the future as well therefore the question might be who will take the lead will it will appease a french president or the german chancellor. it depends who is more courageous who has more ideas and better ideas and who can mobilize the other members for his position also angle america has been the driver european unity and interglacial for most of her term at the head of germany will her departure empower the euro skeptic forces inside the union. mrs merrett. or was interested to keep the european union members together but she was not really a driving force for more integration she has said several times we need you know europe. but she never explained to the public what does it mean i think. president my call was quite small spoke and expecting. by the german government while. he got. several months. just a few months ago but. this was not reall

the european union there was exasperated at britain's decision. at the european parliament breaks a coordinator he tweeted the following i can't follow anymore after two years of negotiations the tory government wants to delay the vote just keep in mind that we will never let the irish down this delay will further aggravate the uncertainty of for people and businesses it's time that they make up their mind hashed. brags that . all right john so you see right there i mean the european union i mean they must be scratching their heads and wondering well what does britain want from us correct it's impossible to know. theresa may says she wants some changes to the backstop but what changes to this no one backstop can the european union offer essentially british parliamentarians are saying britain wants the power to unilaterally be able to change that relationship at the northern border but why would the republic of ireland why would the e.u. possibly trust the u.k. in this situation and ultimately as well as the relations between the northern irish pol

see also i still saw that yes there is a deep feeling in european union that number one european union does not protect. the people from two phenomenons invasion by chinese manufactured goods that destroys. industries in your office and number two for us immigration that's for sure and but also i think that the magic of european citizens and a stand that if you don't have a strong united europe no way that you can resist so. for america but if i may. say anything you need more of europe right more brussels i don't i think that we have to have a united europe ready to resist yes to that so there's a matter of probably shoes to the chinese and radio to also not to upset the american pretension to impose us. their loads like the way the. company european to leave them it is like a tap dance to washington's two they've been doing it for decades in this is what you get mccrone wants to privatized everything on the american model and look at those results here john in edinburgh jump in. we have to understand what the utopian union is it's it's early incarnation the european cool and still co

see also i still saw that yes there is a deep feeling in european union that number one european union does not protect. the people from two phenomenons invasion by chinese manufactured goods that destroys the industry and number two for us immigration that's for sure and but also i think that the maj auriti of european citizens and a stand that if you don't have a strong united europe no way that you can resist so. for america but the. problem saying you need more of europe right more brussels i don't i think that we have to have a united europe ready to resist yes to that so there's a matter of probably shoes to the chinese and radio to also not to upset the american pretension to impose us there. their loads like the way they all are good . company european to leave them it is like to tap dance to washington's two they've been doing it for decades in this is what you get crowned wants to privatized everything on the american model and look at those results here john in edinburgh jump in. we have to understand what the utopian union is it's early incarnation the european cool and sti

union than the one lam with the european union than the one i am proposing. with the european union than the one lam proposing. who with the european union than the one i am proposing. who prefer the relationship we currently have an wa nt relationship we currently have an want on the referendum which they hoped would overturn the decision we took in 2016? although i profoundly disagree, they are arguing for what they believe is right that our country and i respect that. the hard truth is we will not settle this issue and bring our country together that way. i ask them to think what it would say to the 52% who came out to vote leave, in many cases for the first time in decades if the decision were ignored. what would it do to our politics? there are others, i will take a significant numberof others, i will take a significant number of interventions but i will make some progress at this stage. these are important point because there are those who want a closer relationship with eee but they do need to recognise the message that was need to recognise the message that was given by the

union or indeed don't want to leave the european union saw and they've been busy pointing out that they have to reason may has lost so many of her own backbench politicians and there is no conceivable way that she's ever going to get her deal through parliament and then now busy calling on her to rethink her entire strategy has andrew simmons with a look at another traumatic day in british politics. the result of thing about it. is that the parliamentary party does have confidence here. it was a convincing win two hundred votes against one hundred seventeen. the secret ballot behind closed doors in westminster was because of tories a maze handling of bricks it but she struck a compromise with the conservative party in order to ensure keeping her jaw a promise not to stand in the next election but she made no reference to such a compromise when she emerged after the vote so here is a new mission delivering the bricks it that people voted for bringing the country back together and building a country that truly works for everyone but some of those who voted against her say there's been irr

union and renegotiate this deal i mean the european union cannot be any clearer in its position. you know the deal that britain has been offered and has agreed with the european union is the only deal they're prepared to offer under the circumstances as they are. the only wiggle room that they have showed and in any way shape or form are possibilities involving the extension of the transition period some suggestion that article fifty that notice period might be extended but only if there are terms that the european is interested in your opinion is interested in reconsidering what are they if britain is willing to relinquish freedom of movement come back to the table and talk away talk about a norway style arrangement where freedom of movement is retained maybe no they know no breaks it or via the route of a referendum in which britain needs more time to arrange a referendum maybe tweaking the terms of this deal or no way and i think that is the reality and anybody who says to go back and renegotiate i has no basis to think that that is possible we're getting a drip drip of more i

first of all, no financial blags to the european union. we won't be accepting free movement and, therefore, very light touch level playing field requirements. these are matters which means the european union does not see this as an attractive place for them to put in the uk. they don't want us to be in it for any longer than neps a >> european structure funding is billions to scotland and in my constituency such as attacking poverty and promoting social inclusion. this is to be placed by the uk shared prosperity fund. however we have no detail of clarity how this fund is to begin. why not? >> the prosperity fund will be looking we're ensuring to look at miss parities that exist between communities and the nations. >> derek thomas. >> mr. speaker, next week will be the first opportunity to vote on the withdrawal agreement. should the withdrawal agreement not secure support of parliament can my friend the prime minister assure this house and my constituents that this government will seek to early dialogue to seek to address the concerns of m

she hoped to sell it to the european union. she sold britain's roadmap for leaving the european union. but the proposal was rebuffed. and the bad tempered fallout from those talks led may to make a blunt statement. theresa may: throughout this process, i have treated the european union with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects the same. a good relationship at the end of this process depends on it. major sticking point, how to prevent a physical porter springing up between northern ireland and the irish republic. more on that a little later. ,hile brexit dominated issues there were other problems to deal with. working universal credit is the -- working universal credit aims to help people into work. but there are opponents. there are warnings of dire consequences if this remained unchanged. one mp said universal credit was pushing women into it -- in his area into prostitution. >> it is not going as well as we are told in the house of commons. some women have taken to the red light district for the first time. >> we need to wor

across the european union. including japanese businesses invested in the u.k.. one of the key messages is the importance of being able to maintain a trade relationship with the european union once we've left. say i believe it's good for the global economy. >> i would like to ask you how you imagine the relationship between the you can't argentina will be after brexit? >> we have been encouraging the eu to finalize arrangements. which has been a discussion for some time. i was pleased to be able to have on thession yesterday future relationship between argentina and the u.k.. we have seen some important steps taken. we also look forward to developing our trade relationship with argentina once we left the european union. it will continue to grow. >> thank you. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, we dedicate our first hour to remembering the late former president george h.w. bush. he died at age 94 on friday. later we hear from john lawrence, former chief of staff for nancy pelosi will join us t