a no deal breaks it would take the e.u. into uncharted waters and hurt companies in the blocs biggest economy germany that's the forecast from the country's main industrial federation the b.t.r. i. it's a pity that the britons decided to leave but it's it's a fact we just do not have to comment so we have to take it so what we call for now is. hope for an orderly break that not give so much harm to the economy on both sides of the channel if it comes to a cliff scenario that would really be horrible and what do the numbers say according to the p.d.i. a no deal breaks it would reduce german economic growth to just not point seven percent for this year instead of its current prediction of one point two percent. and it would impact the labor market as well the b.t.i. says one in four companies with business connections to britain will probably have to axe jobs if the u.k. really does leave the e.u. without a deal. german coffee retailer long known for its non coffee offerings ranging from kitchen utensils to clothes is arguing

a no deal breaks it would take the e.u. into uncharted waters and hurt companies in the blocs biggest economy germany that's the forecast from the country's main industrial federation the beady eye. it's a pity that the britons decided to leave but it's it's a fact we just do not have to comment so we have to take it so what we call for now is let us hope for an orderly break that not give so much harm to the economy on both sides of the channel if it comes to a cliff edge scenario that would really be horrible what do the numbers say according to the p.d.i. a no deal breaks it would reduce german economic growth to just not point seven percent for this year instead of its current prediction of one point two percent. and it would impact the labor market as well bt ice is one in four companies with business connections to britain will probably have to axe jobs if the u.k. really does leave the e.u. without a deal. german coffee retailer long known for its non coffee offerings ranging from kitchen utensils to clothes is argui

or no deal breaks it would take the e.u. into uncharted waters and hurt companies in the blocks biggest economy germany that's the forecast from the country's main industrial federation the p.d.i. . it's a pity that the britons decided to leave but it's it's a fact we just do not have to comment so we have to take it so what we call for now is let us hope for an orderly exit not give so much harm to the economy on both sides of the channel if it comes to a cliff edge scenario that would really be horrible what do the numbers say according to the p.d.i. a new deal breaks it would reduce german economic growth to just not point seven percent for this year and set of its current prediction of one point two percent. and it would impact the labor market as well the b.t.i. says one in four companies with business connections to britain will probably have to axe jobs if the u.k. really does leave e.u. without a deal. now no wonder breaks it also casts a shadow over the world's biggest industrial fair currently underway in hanover g

a hard meaning a no deal brax it would take the e.u. into uncharted waters and hurt companies in the blocks biggest economy germany that's the forecast from the country's main industry federation the b d i it's a pity that the britons decided to leave but it's it's a fact we just do not have to comment so we have to take it so what we call for now is let us hope for an orderly break that. not give so much harm to the economy on both sides of the channel if it comes to a cliff edge scenario that would really be horrible what do the numbers say according to the b d i a hard bracks it would reduce german economic growth to just zero point seven percent for this year instead of its current prediction of one point two percent and it would impact the labor market the b.t.i. says one in four german companies with business connections to britain will probably have to axe jobs if the u.k. really does leave the e.u. without a deal. well surprisingly breaks it also cast a shadow over the world's biggest industrial fair currently underway and hung

into the u.k. given that many people voted for braggs it precisely to control immigration from the european union but all of this has led to some hardline break cities within her own policy of accusing her of betrayal one hard line breaks a jacob response even accused her of trying to do deals with marxists that so he views the labor policy. in the form of the foreign secretary has said that working with the labor party will lead to such a soft breaks it that it may disintegrate altogether. nieve is the ball having back to the e.u. at this point when it comes to extending briggs it. what's the reason may made it very clear that an extension to leave the e.u. is almost any effort to pull which means of course the ball does that not going back to the european union the default just to remind you is the u.k. leaves the e.u. on april the twelfth if no deal is reached or if no alternative is found trees in may and hoped to allow for will be given a technical extension to may the twenty second if her dea

leaders are pressing for a strategy to handle china's relentless advances into europe the us the e.u. is introducing a new mechanism for screening foreign investments to evaluate if it threatens the security or public order of more than one member state or if it undermines and e.u. wide project joining us to break it all down is richard wolfe professor of economics m.r.s. at the university of massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism. welcome. thank you glad to be here so relatively speaking the total amount of chinese investments in egypt is still small compared to that of the u.s. and canada is this concern valid. no i think this is a normal part of economic growth it shouldn't alarm anybody unless you're a lawyer by the process of change which may be what's going on china is now the second most important economy in the world it's a world economy closer integrated across the world than ever before it's therefore inevitable it's built that the chinese will develop interests for exporting their goods for importing they're necessary and they're goi

leaders are pressing for a strategy to handle china's relentless advances into europe thus the e.u. is introducing a new mechanism for screening foreign investments to evaluate if it threatens the security or public order of more than one member state or if it undermines and e.u. wide project joining us to break it all down is richard wolfe professor of economics m.r.s. at the university of massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism. welcome. thank you glad to be here so relatively speaking the total amount of chinese investments in egypt is still small compared to that of the u.s. and canada is this concern valid. no i think this is a normal part of economic growth it shouldn't alarm anybody unless you're alarmed by the process of change which may be what's going on china is now the second most important economy in the world it's a world economy closer integrated across the world than ever before it's therefore inevitable it's built in that the chinese will develop interests for exporting their goods for importing their necessary inputs and they

e.u. . and china isn't just focusing on trade it's invested in this power plant in bosnia-herzegovina as well. and is helping expand this one in serbia beijing is financing infrastructure projects throughout the region bypassing typical contract bidding by offering cheap loans. but european union observers warn those loans could come at a high price and they warn china could use them as a so-called debt trap which would see china forcing partner countries to make painful political or financial concessions if they fail to repay their debts but despite the warnings there's no sign chinese invest in the region has become less welcome. to talk about this in frankfurt conrad is this welcome money or are european nations falling into a chinese debt trap because china is now just out of grace i should add to its eastern european business initiative taking the sixteen to seventy. well then of course many politicians here in europe many people who are interested in civil rights in a liberal society a

yes thin as the majority that brought the sweets into the e.u. in autumn ninety ninety four the margin five percent plus a few prompts. if you want to be a swedish star baker just mix together sourdough water wholemeal flour rifle our salt and honey. the dose will be tough and resistant take a leaf out of critter to book spoke the swedish schoolgirls been out on the streets for weeks on end fighting climate change we have started to clean up your mess and we will not stop until we are done for like to see amounts to a trade commissioner she wasn't afraid of us threats there is no other partner in the won't like the european union again safety as many trade agreements countries are lining up to negotiate with us but it's a slow process you need to leave the dough to rise overnight not a swedish night in winter they never and ten hours should do it. then add a few drops of squid ink pitch black like a polar night. now roll both goes out and. nice and thin. spray with nato then sprinkle spices on top conditionally you two sesame oil cumin but i part

as thin as the majority that brought the swedes into the e.u. in autumn ninety ninety four the margin five percent plus a few crumbs. if you want to be a swedish star baker just makes together sourdough water wholemeal flour rifle our soldiers and honey. the dose will be tough and resistant take a leaf out of critter two books books the swedish schoolgirls been out on the streets for weeks on end fighting climate change we have started to clean up your mess and we will not stop until we are all like to see your monstrous trade commissioner she wasn't afraid of us threats there is no other partner in the won't like the european union want to get as many trade agreements countries are lining up to negotiate with us but it's a slow process you need to leave the dough to rise overnight not a swedish night in winter they never and ten hours should do it. then add a few drops of squid ink pitch black like a polar night. now roll both goes out and. ice and thin. spray with water then sprinkle spices on top conditionally you choose sesame cumin but i pa

e.u. . and china isn't just focusing on trade it's invested in this power plant in bosnia-herzegovina as well. and is helping expand this one in serbia beijing is financing infrastructure projects throughout the region bypassing typical contract bidding by offering cheap loans. but european union observers warn those loans could come at a high price and they warn china could use them as a so-called debt trap which would see china forcing partner countries to make painful political or financial concessions if they fail to repay their debts. but despite the warnings there's no sign chinese investment in the region has become less welcome. to talk about this in frankfurt conrad is this welcome money or are european nations falling into a chinese debt trap because china is now just out of grace i should add to its eastern european business initiative taking the sixteen to seventy. well of course many politicians here in europe many people who are interested in civil rights in a liberal society a

e.u. . and china isn't just focusing on trade it's invested in this power plant in bosnia-herzegovina as well. and is helping expand this one in serbia beijing is financing infrastructure projects throughout the region bypassing typical contract bidding by offering cheap loans. but european union observers warn those loans could come at a high price and they warn china could use them as a so-called debt trap which would see china forcing partner countries to make painful political or financial concessions if they fail to repay their debts. but despite the warnings there's no sign chinese investing in the region has become less welcome. to talk about this in frankfurt conrad is this welcome money or are european nations falling into a chinese debt trap because china is now just out of grace i should add to its eastern european business initiative taking the sixteen to seventy. well then of course many politicians here in europe many people who are interested in civil rights in a liberal socie

as thin as the majority that brought the swedes into the e.u. in autumn ninety ninety four the margin five percent plus a few prompts. if you want to be a swedish star baker just mix together sourdough water wholemeal flour rifle our salt and honey. the dose will be tough and resistant take a leaf out of critter to book spoke the swedish schoolgirls been out on the streets for weeks on end fighting climate change we have started to clean up your mess and we will not stop until we are done or like to see the amounts to a trade commissioner she wasn't afraid of us threats there is no other partner in the won't like the european union want to get as many trade agreements countries are lining up to negotiate with us but it's a slow process you need to leave the dough to rise overnight not a swedish night in winter they never and ten hours should do it. then add a few drops of squid ink pitch black like a polar night. going. now roll both goes out and. ice and thin. spray with water then sprinkle spices on top conditionally you choose sesame oil cumi

once completed it would be a direct link for chinese goods from the belgian road she wrote into the e.u. . and china isn't just focusing on trade it's invested in this power plant in bosnia-herzegovina as well. and is helping expand vis one in serbia beijing is financing infrastructure projects throughout the region bypassing typical contract bidding by offering cheap loans. but european union observers warn those loans could come at a high price and they warn china could use them as a so-called debt trap which would see china forcing partner countries to make painful political or financial concessions if they fail to repay their debts. but despite the warnings there's no sign chinese invest in the region has become less welcome. and the dress of this edition of the business for more check out our website at the w dot com or follow me via a twitter or facebook thanks for watching and have a success. take it personally. with all the wonderful stories that make the game so special. for all truth. become more than such a long line with the worst parts music played for such. a dangerous. fl

e.u. . and china isn't just focusing on trade it's invested in this power plant in bosnia-herzegovina as well. and is helping expand this one in serbia beijing is financing infrastructure projects throughout the region bypassing typical contract bidding by offering cheap loans. but european union observers warn those loans could come at a high price and they warn china could use them as a so-called debt trap which would see china forcing partner countries to make painful political or financial concessions if they fail to repay their debts but despite the warnings there's no sign chinese investors in the region has become less welcome. the world's biggest election has gone under way in india and this election has been preceded by campaigns that underscore the heartbreaking plight of many indian farmers and they are so saddled with debt and other problems that thousands of them commit suicide every year prime minister narendra modi promised that farmers' incomes would double by twenty twenty t

night for somewhat of a fun we'll just have to go farther out into e.u. waters maybe toward scotland we'll try to find a good spot. britain's territorial waters are just one hundred sixty nautical miles away and flint knows that once they arrive there they'll have a good catch. but steve barrett can't cover that kind of distance and his small boat which he stays within the twelve mile zone around ramsgate. bird says that he's getting a lot of tough competition from foreign fishing trawlers and he doesn't think that's fair at all. they seem to have a very very unfair advantage where they come from quote through an area like a fish off into a bigger part of. the argument you can fish out war for the weather the way for sure doesn't apply thermate because the truth in short the whole rhyme guy is an inch or flaked. when it comes to bret's it's barrett says the harder the better. fishermen in denmark spain france and germany have been worried about how hard bracks it would affect them particularly if britain closed its territorial waters to them. if fritz pla

asking the e.u. for a further delay. yes well that's off the back of an amendment that was voted on last week a very narrow victory for backbench m.p.'s over the government just two votes in it allowing them essentially to make the law and that. historic development up ending hundreds of years of precedent in parliament it's normally of course the government to make law this lauri's aimed at avoiding a no deal breaks in the at the end of this week it's a sort of guarantee policy against that forcing the government to go off and ask for an extension in reality of course the government has already asked for that extension to resume a has written to donald to the council president ahead of that summit on wednesday asking for an extension and talks are going on tomorrow in berlin and paris along those lines and complicated it is but the reality is no matter the shenanigans of the building i'm here it won't be m.p.'s and it will be the government to decide on whether an extension is granted it will be the

the e.u.'s court they have the power to decide what happens next whether that's a short term technical extension to possibly may the twenty second to allow the u.k. to avoid being dragged into european parliamentary elections or maybe even a very long extension but what we're hearing from non-chord younker the head of the european commission is that the deadline of april the twelfth remains in place a deal to be made then otherwise britain could face no extension a tall here's what the european commission chief said earlier. double the. twelfth of april is the final date for possible approval if the house of commons does not adopt a stance before the date you know extension no short term extinction will be possible after the twelfth of april we run the risk of jeopardizing because running of the european elections and the correct functioning of the european union. and. stern words of warning there from europe the message from brussels is that we have contingency plans ready and in place for whe

just to avoid a long extension the e.u. itself wants to avoid the u.k. crashing out with no deal it also doesn't want a series of short delay so the idea of a longer extension possibly a year is being talked about in brussels but that would have to be approved by all the e.u. leaders at an emergency summit next week so the question will be has the prime minister got sufficient detail and sufficient. can you give your opinion is sufficient assurances that june thirtieth is a sensible day and has a plan of how to get there and will the e.u. thing actually be into play for domestic issues that the european parliament elections is that a sensible date for them and that will be the big question over the next week or so . and an extension could see britain having to field candidates but the parliamentary elections in may which will be unpalatable to many of those who voted to leave. to reason may is still trying to win support from both sides of the political divide she's still coming under attack from some within her own party and talks with the opposition ar

and e.u. over aircraft subsidies is going into another round brussels has published a list of american imports worth twenty billion dollars that it could hit with tariffs includes a diverse range of fish tobacco suitcases planes helicopters tractors and videogame consoles among others brussels and washington have been battling over subsidies for a u.s. plane make a boeing and its european rival have asked for almost fifteen years. some comfort for investors the official line in china today is that the slowdown in economic growth is not as bad as thought gross domestic product growth in the first quarter by six point four percent year on year and it just roll out last month. news that china's economy had risen six point four percent in the first quarter comes the welcome surprise weak global demand in a bruising trade war with the united states has weighed on the world's second largest economy for months beijing warns china isn't out of the woods yet. given slowing global growth and trade inter

and e.u. over aircraft subsidies is going into another round brussels has published a list of american imports worth twenty billion dollars that it could hit with tariffs includes a diverse range of fish tobacco suitcases planes helicopters tractors and videogame consoles among others brussels and washington have been battling over subsidies for a u.s. plane make a boeing and its european rival have asked for almost fifteen years. some comfort for investors the official line in china today is that the slowdown in economic growth is not as bad as thought gross domestic product growth in the first quarter by six point four percent year on year and it just rolled out last month. news that china's economy had risen six point four percent in the first quarter comes the welcome surprise week global demand in a bruising trade war with the united states has weighed on the world's second largest economy for months beijing warns china isn't out of the woods yet. given slowing global growth and trade int

and jumping straight into bed with the us that's never good never going to be a negotiate for pointed straight and we would call even negotiate bricks it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can and if we're going to be prosperous that the us would definitely get more from not do it than we do i don't we don't currently i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got lower welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so that everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me a spokesperson for the prime minister try to come fears saying the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards but former conservative party m.p. matthew golden banks told us he's concerned that a disorderly briggs's could result in food and medicine shortages. we're a very tiny country that small of the many us states. i'm surprised that there's such a fuss in the united states at the moment i'm not even sure whether we're going to be leaving the e.u. at the present moment

think a trade deal with america sounds awful there's no point in australia immediately leaving the e.u. and jochen straight into bed with the us that's never we were never going to be a negotiator for pointed straight and we would call even the brits see it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can and if we're going to be prosperous that the us would definitely get more from not do it than we do we don't currently either want to hormones or might be you know they've got lower welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so that everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me a spokesperson for the prime minister trying to calm fears saying the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards but it's careful the conservative party m.p. matthew golden banks told us he's concerned that a disorderly breaks it could result in food and medicine shortages. we're a very tiny country that small of the many us states. i'm surprised that there's such a fuss in the unite

living in the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the u.s. that's never we were never going to be a negotiator for point a straight and we would call even the brics it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can if we're going to be. the u.s. would. get more from not do it than we do we don't. i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got lower welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so that everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me. a spokesperson for the prime minister tried to calm fears saying the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards well we're joined live now by former british m.p. and senior research fellow at the defense academy of the u.k. matthew gordon banks thanks for joining us on the program so there you can hear is top of the queue for trade with the us that is britain's markets so lucrative. i don't think it's very lucrative for the united states it's very important fo

and jumping straight into bed with the u.s. that's never we were never going to be a negotiate from a point of straight and we would call even the brics it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can and if we're going to be prosperous that the us would definitely get more from not do it than we do we don't currently either want to hormones or might be you know they've got lower welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so that everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me a spokesperson for the prime minister trying to calm fears saying the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards but former conservative party m.p. matthew gordon banks told us he's concerned that this disorderly briggs's could result in food and medicine shortages. we're a very tiny country that small of the many us states. i'm surprised that there's such a fast in the united states at the moment i'm not even sure whether we

think a trade deal with america sounds awful there's no point in australia immediately leaving the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the us that's never we were never going to be a negotiator for point a straight and we call even negotiate bricks it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can and if we're going to be. the us would definitely get more from that deal with than we do i don't we don't currently i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got no welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so they're everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me. a spokes person for the prime minister trying to calm fears saying the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards but former learned american livingston believes britain's weak position could lead to very serious consequences. our economy is at its lowest level of growth in years and investment in our economy is a lowest level since the end of the second world war all the uncertainty

think a trade deal with america sounds awful there's no point in australia immediately leaving the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the us that's never we were never going to be a negotiator for point a straight and we call it when the brics see it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can if we're going to be postscripts that the us would definitely get more from not deal with than we do i don't we don't curry chicken i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got no welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so they're everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me a spokesperson for the prime minister to try to calm fears saying the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards someone else is worried here former london mayor ken livingstone he believes britain's weak position could lead to very serious consequences our economies are the slowest lever of growth in years investment in our economy sh the lowest level since the end of

think a trade deal with america sounds awful there's no point in australia immediately leaving the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the us that's never never going to be a negotiate for pointed straight and we would call even negotiate bricks it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can and if we're going to be prosperous that the us would definitely get more from not do it than we do we don't currently either want to hormones or might be you know they've got lower welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so they're everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me a spokesperson for the prime minister's trying to calm fears saying the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards but former conservative party m.p. matthew golden banks told us he's concerned that a disorderly brags that could result in food and medicine shortages. we're a very tiny country that small of the many us states. i'm surprised that there's such a fast in the united states

we are long past the deadline they must know that in london into. this. the e.u. will have to agree any extension to the breaks that date france and germany are the only skeptical voices. and it just a short while ago a close ally of the german chancellor all americans said there's no point in britain asking for another short delay to its brags a deadline and tweet this morning said that britain's institutional deadlock is so deep that any short extension would be pointless he says that the you should insist on a long extension and that britain should take part in the upcoming elections they take place at the end of may and have more on this let's bring in our political correspondent kate brady good morning kate you know another dog is extremely close to chancellor merkel is he speaking for the german government that it wants a longer delay to brag and that britain should be taking part in elections in may. well they were certainly some interesting comments from rick in this morning but he certainly isn't speaking on behalf of the entire german government has we h

leaving the e.u. and jumping straight into paid with the us that's never we were never going to be a negotiator for point a straight and we call even negotiate breaks it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can and if we're going to be postponed the us would definitely get more from that deal with than we do i don't we don't currently i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got no welfare standards for their pizza stand for their medicines so that everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me a spokesman for the promise of trying to calm fears saying the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards for more london mayor ken livingstone believes britain's weak position could lead to very serious consequences. our economy is at its lowest level of growth in years and investment in our economy is a slowish level since the end of the second world war all the uncertainty ab

leaving the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the u.s. that's never we were never going to be negotiate for point a straight when we call even negotiate breaks it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can and if we're going to be opposed to the u.s. would definitely get more from not do it than we do i don't we don't. i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got lower welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so that everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me a spokesperson for the prime minister tried to calm fears saying that the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards but former conservative party m.p. matthew gordon banks told us that he's concerned that a disorderly breaks it could result in food and medicine shortages. we're a very tiny country that small of the many us states. i'm surprised that there's such a fuss in the united states at the moment i'm not even sure whether

and jumping straight into bed with the us that's never we were never going to be negotiate for point a straight and we call even negotiate brix it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can if we're going to be. the us would definitely get more from that deal with than we do i don't we don't create chick i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got lower welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so that everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill. the spokes person for the prime minister trying to calm fears saying the u.k. is not going to lower its food standards for london mayor ken livingstone spoke to us he believes britain's weak position could lead to very serious consequences. our economy is at its lowest level of growth in years and investment in our economy is a lowest level since the end of the second world war all the uncertainty about bret's it means big businesses aren't investing in britain they are modernizing. our economy

yes eleven billion dollars worth of subsidies on e.u. products being imported into the united states a lot of money remember that's billion with a big how did the us president announce this how else through twitter the world trade organization finds that the european union subsidies to air bass has adversely impacted the united states which will now put terrorists on eleven billion dollars of e.u. products the u.s. taking advantage of the u.s. on trade for many years it will soon stop. so what's going to be tariff twelve cheeses lenin's kashmir sweaters and electrical wall clocks to name a few but also and probably more importantly aerospace components and parts now this hasn't really got anything to do with electrical wall clocks or cheese what it really has to do is an ongoing dispute between airbus the e.u. based aerospace giant and boeing their major u.s. based competitor now there has been a dispute between the two going on for a long time over subsidies and whether they were subsidies to receive from governments were legal or not a

i think a trade deal with america sounds awful there's no point in us immediately leaving the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the us that's never we were never going to be a negotiator for pointed straight and we call even the brics it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can if we're going to be postscripts that the u.s. would definitely get more from that deal with than we do i don't we don't. i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got no welfare standards for their food system for their medicines today everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is a treat it would probably try to kill me a spokesperson for the prime minister try to calm fears in the u.k. it's not going to lower its food standards but former london mayor ken livingstone is worried he believes britain's weak position could lead to serious consequences our economies are the slowest lever of growth in years investment in our economy sh the lowest level since the end of the second world war all the uncertainty abou

just to avoid a long extension the e.u. itself wants to avoid the u.k. crashing out with no deal it also doesn't want a series of short delay so the idea of a longer extension possibly a year is being talked about in brussels but that would have to be approved by all the e.u. leaders at an emergency summit next week so the question will be has the prime minister got sufficient detail and sufficient. can you give your opinion is sufficient assurances that june thirtieth is a sensible day and has a plan of how to get there and will the e.u. think actually will be into play for domestic issues that the european parliament elections is that a sensible date for them and that will be the big question over the next week or so . and an extension could see britain having to field candidates but the parliamentary elections in may which will be unpalatable to many of those who voted to leave. to reason may is still trying to win support from both sides of the political divide she's still coming under attack from some within her own party and talks with the oppositi

because to avoid a long extension the e.u. itself wants to avoid the u.k. crashing out with no deal it also doesn't want a series of short delay so the idea of a longer extension possibly a year is being talked about in brussels but that would have to be approved by all the e.u. leaders at an emergency summit next week so the question will be has the prime minister got sufficient detail and sufficient. can you give your opinion is sufficient assurances that june thirtieth is a sensible day and has a plan of how to get there and will the e.u. think actually would be into play for domestic issues that the european parliament elections is that a sensible date for them and that will be the big question over the next week or so . and an extension could see britain having to field candidates but the parliamentary elections in may which will be unpalatable to many of those who voted to leave. to reason may is still trying to win support from both sides of the political divide she still coming under attack from some within her own party and talks with the oppositio

just to avoid a long extension the e.u. itself wants to avoid the u.k. crashing out with no deal it also doesn't want a series of short delay so the idea of a longer extension possibly a year is being talked about in brussels but that would have to be approved by all the e.u. leaders at an emergency summit next week so the question will be has the prime minister got sufficient detail and sufficient. can you give your opinion is sufficient assurances that june thirtieth is a sensible day and has a plan of how to get there and will the e.u. think actually would be into play for domestic issues that the european parliament elections is that a sensible date for them and that will be the big question over the next week or so . and an extension could see britain having to field candidates but the parliamentary elections in may which will be unpalatable to many of those who voted to leave. to reason may is still trying to win support from both sides of the political divide she's still coming under attack from some within her own party and talks with the opposit

split further into crisis. no clear idea on what to do next. she will host the cabinet tuesday morning with a no deal brexit just days away. >> nobody knows where we're going. we now know what the british parliament does not want but we have not heard what it does want. a sphinx is an open book in direct comparison with the british parliament and we must now get the sphinx get to talk. enough of the silence. >> struggling to reach trade talks with the u.s. a delay that may further irritate washington after the block already included agriculture in the discussions. e.u. ambassadors meet in brussels wednesday and we're told france is expected to push back to eliminating industrial tariffs. algerian leader has agreed to step down before his term ends after weeks of mass protest across the country. he'll go before the 28th of the month while taking what's it's called important steps to ensure smooth running of the state. bouteflika had a fifth term as president. business conference in brazil fell to the lowest since the president won the election o

a stone here to the e.u. quote of. the government by march last year the government had accepted two hundred and six migrants and that time even eighty eight of them weren't even in the country so now last march you had to cope with the massive figure of one hundred and fourteen immigrants brought to you to see of bigger lives and quota system so on the basis of these figures you claim indigenous dystonia ends up being replaced by black people not just by bad as it turns out and as i said there are two things we don't as a class but i'm just talking about the migrants well it doesn't make any difference to us this is a guy explosion a little sorry this does not make any difference whether they are from hugh crane or from radio it's a matter that they are not a stone ians and but i am sure my saturating well if you. don't know we are not in the area and has set a cap on my reasons our usual under government is lying or not the government doesn't know what its doing but is approved most of the human easy to say

britain could soon find out of the e.u. decision making process there's still no clear path as to when that will actually happen emma who would westminster hundreds of migrants in greece have been blocked from crossing into north macedonia police ordered the migrants to return to their housing settlements or face sanctions they were attempting to cross the border after reading false reports on social media that it might reopen in the capital athens another migrant protest at the main railway station forced a temporary suspension of services. israeli forces have injured dozens of palestinian protesters in the latest friday protests at the gaza israel fence the demonstrations which are known as the great march of return began in march last year it demanding an end to the blockade and the right to return to lands occupied by israel. one hundred days and at least eight hundred thousand people killed twenty five years since the rwandan genocide the scars remain and the healing continues this weekend will pause to commemorate one

the next phase of e.u.'s relations. there's a lot at stake the talks are also part of a strategy to forestall looming u.s. import tariffs on cars president obama will trump has repeatedly threatened to impose them in recent months even citing national security as a reason he's already slapped punitive tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to which the e.u. responded with counter tariffs now the e.u. is offering to abolish tariffs for industrial goods and lower non-tariff trade barriers in other sectors agricultural products however would not be part of the negotiations although washington has pushed for them to be on the agenda the e.u. hopes to have an agreement in place by the end of october it's tamale now a massive landlocked country plagued by security issues and a non diversified economy atala say mali needs more entrepreneurs particularly women they often face big obstacles to setting up their own businesses but that hasn't stopped this next woman. fifteen women working on a march of juries tea compan

out of the e.u. rather than having british voters send people into the e.u. and its institutions namely the e.u. parliament so it seems like as a result the promise to what she said this evening was that she wanted to have a delay of course didn't specify how much but she has suggested she wants to get all the legislation through about her deal by may twenty second so it feels like from my reading that she's happy to try to ask that or if not sure to ask for an even longer extension but then she'll be able to say to her colleagues this that if they want to have happen before that you can break it much earlier if you just get the stuff done and be ready to leave because if not you have to see the whole delay through and go through your elections and all the rest of it. in a week from now israelis will be electing their next government fourteen political parties are competing for one hundred twenty seats prime minister benjamin netanyahu of the right party is seeking a fifth term in office is the first sitting prime minister jew to be indicted on corruption cha

but chinese money has been flowing into italy since before bell to marry days involved in industrial imports city in northern italy a new container terminal is under construction creating four hundred new jobs. men monica giuliano is confident the chinese funding will boost the economy. my dream is to mean we have more investment watch that greater capacity for action . volumes of traffic interesting exchanges and the best thing is to sit at a table with officials from all over the world you speak about the near future in terms of employment trade and the need for specialized work because. i believe that it's a great opportunity the important thing is to always have respect for the territories in which we work. even neighbors remain skeptical fairing italy to could become financially dependent on china opportunities risks in favor of chinese suprema see all big topics at the summit in beijing around sixty five countries have already signed up to the project. and let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines around the world a pilot strike at scandinavian ai

but chinese money has been flowing into italy since before belton right days involved in industrial imports city in northern italy a new container terminal is under construction creating four hundred new jobs. men monica giuliano is confident the chinese funding will boost the economy. my dream is to mean we have more investment watch that greater capacity for action than volumes of traffic interesting exchanges and the best thing is to sit at a table with officials from all over the world to speak about the near future in terms of employment trade and the need for specialized work because. i believe that it's a great opportunity the important thing is to always have respect for the territories in which we work. even neighbors remain skeptical fairing italy too could become financially dependent on china opportunities risks in favor of chinese suprema see all big topics at the summit in beijing around sixty five countries have already signed up to the project. and let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines around the world a pilot strike at scandinavian airline

but chinese money has been flowing into italy since before belton right days involved in industrial imports city in northern italy a new container terminal is under construction creating four hundred new jobs. men monica giuliano is confident the chinese funding will boost the economy. my dream is to mean we have more investment watch that greater capacity for action why are volumes of traffic interesting exchanges and the best thing is to sit at a table with officials from all over the world who speak about the near future in terms of employment trade and the need for specialized work because. i believe that it's a great opportunity the important thing is to always have respect for the territories in which we work. the neighbors remain skeptical fairing italy too could become financially dependent on china opportunities risks in favor of chinese supremacy all big topics at the summit in beijing around sixty five countries have already signed up to the project. and let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines around the world a pilot strike at scandinavian airlin

think actually would be into play for domestic issues that the european parliament elections is that a sensible date for them and that will be the big question over the next week or so . and an extension could see britain having to field candidates but the parliamentary elections in may which will be unpalatable to many of those who voted to leave. to reason may is still trying to win support from both sides of the political divide she still coming under attack from some within her own party and talks with the opposition are challenging and we all want to break this deadlock we want the talks to continue. but compromise does require change writing on twitter the archie or skeptic conservative m.p. jacob reese more groat if a long extension leaves the stock in the e.u. we should be as difficult as possible we could veto any increase in the budget obstruct the putative e.u. army and block missed him across and integration his schemes in her letter to donald tusk to reason may makes it clear that the current political impasse simply can't go on the public's faith in politics is being da

because to avoid a long extension the e.u. itself wants to avoid the u.k. crashing out with no deal it also doesn't want a series of short delay so the idea of a longer extension possibly a year is being talked about in brussels but that would have to be approved by all the e.u. leaders at an emergency summit next week so the question will be has the prime minister got sufficient detail and sufficient. can you give your opinion is sufficient assurances that june thirtieth is a sensible day and has a plan of how to get there and will the e.u. think actually would be into play for domestic issues that the european parliament elections is that a sensible date for them and that will be the big question over the next week or so . and an extension could see britain having to field candidates but the parliamentary elections in may which will be unpalatable to many of those who voted to leave. to reason may is still trying to win support from both sides of the political divide she's still coming under attack from some within her own party and talks with the opposit

that really hasn't been moving much into the direction of the u.k. lately is that they still are giving the reason why the chance to approve the withdrawal agreement or to try at least a fourth time because up until yesterday they had said that they should she should have approved by the end of march but of course we are in april and this chance is still on the table so you can see the e.u. moved slightly there so what they're doing is basically they're sticking to the plan the plan that they worked out at the last summit here in brussels and it's really the only thing they can do because there's so much uncertainty in london. well. i'm going merkel the german chancellor is among those in the e.u. who most desperately urgent they want to avoid a no deal bragg's it and as she's in dublin for talks today how is merkel's visit to ireland being perceived in the u k. well certainly with interest being the country that has most to lose if it does come to unload your brags it has a lens border with the united kingdom is the country that needs to protect the

allies but chinese money has been flowing into italy since before belton right days involved in industrial imports city in northern italy a new container terminal is under construction creating four hundred new jobs. men monica giuliano is confident the chinese funding will boost the economy. my dream is to mean we have more investment watch that greater capacity for action . volumes of traffic interesting exchanges and the best thing is to sit at a table with officials from all over the world to speak about the near future in terms of employment trade and the need for specialized work because. i believe that it's a great opportunity the important thing is to always have respect for the territories in which we work. even neighbors remain skeptical fairing italy to could become financially dependent on china opportunities risks in favor of chinese suprema see all big topics at the summit in beijing around sixty five countries have already signed up to the project. and let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines around the world a pilot strike at scandinavian air