that they're not people who made the arguments and supporting bracks that will take back control of law were to take back control of our own trade deal strike our own trade deals and be our own global power. i think the reason why we haven't seen a lot of follow through is on what drugs that your support is because drugs that years have been people who support drugs that have been completely shut out of the negotiation process it's been conducted completely by people that supported remaining in the european union and that's why i don't think we're seeing a bracks it that the majority of people voted for i can tell by their facial expressions from both james and tom that well both want to get in on that so tom i'll let you go first. well i would respectfully disagree entirely with that within hours of the referendum result nigel farage a very prominent campaigner for leaving dropped out of politics quit altogether was going to have anything to do with actually delivering the bricks that he think i'm painting for for about a quarter of a century boris johnson michael gove. drops out d

that they're not people who made the arguments and supporting bracks that will take back control of laws were to take back control of our own trade deal strike our own trade deals and be our own global power. i think the reason why we haven't seen a lot of follow through is on what drugs appears supportive because drugs that years have been people who support drugs that have been completely shut out of the negotiation process it's been conducted completely by people that supported remaining in the european union and that's why i don't think we're seeing a bracks it that the majority of people voted for i can tell by their facial expressions from both james and tom that well both want to get in on that so tom i'll let you go first. well i would respectfully disagree entirely with that within hours of the referendum result nigel farage a very prominent campaigner for leaving dropped out of politics quit altogether wasn't of anything to do with actually delivering the bricks that he think i'm painting for for about a quarter of a century boris johnson michael gove. drops out doesn't ev

that they're not people who made the arguments and supporting bracks that will take back control of laws were to take back control of our own trade deal strike our own trade deals and be our own global power. i think the reason why we haven't seen a lot of follow through is on what drugs that your support is because drugs that years have been people who support drugs that have been completely shut out of the negotiation process it's been conducted completely by people that supported remaining in the european union and that's why i don't think we're seeing a bracks it that the majority of people voted for i can tell by their facial expressions from both james and tom that well both want to get in on that so tom i'll let you go first. well i would respectfully disagree entirely with that within hours of the referendum result nigel farage a very prominent campaigner for leaving dropped out of politics quit altogether was going to have anything to do with actually delivering the bricks that he didn't get painting for for about a quarter of a century boris johnson a michael gove. drops o

it is arch bracks it is in fact they would probably call themselves true bracks it is they're prepared to go for a hard it's a no deal bracks it's if necessary they say that they've grown so impatient and so exasperated by the course of action that the prime minister has taken through the course of these negotiations and now with the deal that remember they haven't seen yet but the leaks that they believe they are getting that may be accurate but they're not happy and they're going to start submitting letters to the backbench nine hundred twenty two committee which would spark the process of a no confidence vote in the prime minister it needs to reach a certain number of forty eight for that process to actually begin but we'll see whether the prime minister when she comes out and we are expecting in the next few minutes what kind of a reception she's received from her cabinet government ministers to her deal it's been a marathon meeting more than five hours since two pm when it started we haven't seen the deal it hasn't been officially published but the rumors and the leaks that have e

member states bracks it is a done deal but the final document still must be approved by the british house of commons and that is far from certain whether it's an orderly or a disorderly brax it millions on both sides of the channel are now saying farewell to a decades long partnership for the bracks tears themselves until very though they hope the goodbye will be as quick as possible. will hill knows tilbury well because he's lived here for many years. but he doesn't like his town much anymore the windows are bad kids hang around on the streets drinking even at noon. we'll used to work at the docks and made good money but now he has lots of time to think about the police station that's been shut down due to budget cuts it's like that everywhere. you know what it's like to be brought. before. everything. nobody helps. only twenty miles away from london. on a clear day you can even see the glittering skyscrapers of the city of london the place where policy is made and lots of money. none of it finds its way to tilbury just down the thames here many people have low wage jobs and much of the

rob gledhill can't wait he's the third council leader and a firm believer in bracks said he doesn't fear and no deal scenario where britain crashes out of the e.u. with all the ensuing political and economic turbulence. he says even today much of the freight at tilbury schools comes from asia and africa. we will be pretty when it's here already if you're striking because from poll forty percent of it comes from outside of the we're already geared up for that and expansion of the pool and indeed the capacity here means will be a strike over that strike why don't we just be winners. for many young people until very the st mary's boxing club is the only place where they feel like when is the only place that gives them strength. the town has other youth facilities and the british government doesn't provide funding to help keep kids off the street. tell me rusts two sons box here he says the school teaches them discipline something he thinks prime minister to reason may could learn a thing or two about we hear the trays of mice keep this in cash than genuine to stop us doing trade the rest of

it is and the pro bracks it is but on the more extreme mental who are quite happy to crash out as it were also the opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin came out on sunday and said that he would not be voting that and his party would not be voting for this as well calling the deal a miserable failure of negotiation and also another important point to resume its partners in the government the deal.

unity is maintained leaked details of the draft agreement have provoked howls of outrage from both bracks its supporters and opponents in the british parliament we're going to stay in the customs union of this deal we're going to stay fit to be in large parts of the of the single market and that means it's basson states we are going to for the first time in a found years of this place this parliament will not have a say over the laws that govern this country it is a quite incredible state of affairs the problem here is the prime minister's not been negotiating in the nationalist press she's been negotiating what you think she can get past the cabinet but as i say given the first shambolic nature of the negotiations this is unlikely to be the right deal for britain optimistic words from the british bracks it secretary if anything in the tory party. to theresa may lead to minority government and the arithmetic looks bleak this is the beginning of the end game for breakfast before u.k. cabinet convenes a two pm on wednesday european ambassadors will digest the brics a document when they meet

relations be different five years from now alex oh my goodness it so depends by the bracks it happens if it does happen the u.k. is going to be desperately trying to get a free trade agreement with the e.u. and get access to everything it has at the moment and it's going to be extremely difficult it breaks it doesn't happen. i know what has to happen it has to happen is the west has to sit together and you know whatever it takes and the west means present european union plus united states it doesn't look like that at the moment that's what we have to concentrate minds of. britain five years from now are still going to be a politically very divided and complicated place looking to a certain set in words. i do think however that britain put to use multiple. i'm surprised it's easy to do that's a person doesn't practice i'm not still calls thank you very much to all of use for being with us and thanks to all of you out there for it say a friend joining us. move . move move move. move move. move move. move move move. move. move. move move move. move move move. move. move move. move move.

could see it crash out of the european union without a bracks deal of prime minister theresa may said that she will fight to gain backing for a draft gregg's if you remember but speculation is swirling that she could be ousted after members of parliament formally called for a vote of no confidence servants volatility is the highest since twenty sixteen business owners fear that without a bracks deal in place supply chains might be abruptly cut least in march. now opposition to the nearly six hundred page withdrawal plan has been growing only three days after it was agreed. the prime minister is desperate for a huge and damaging five year deep deep misgivings is a they all seem to have a d. fourth teresa mayes draft breaks a plan. but business owners see it differently. it's going to be straightforward and simple if the deal was the deal there's a lot there's going to be some problem. those problems might look like this a long line of trucks good sitting still costing money in time a disaster for any firm but the current arrangement would give businesses time to adjust to the post brea

and the arithmetic looks bleak this is the beginning of the end game for bracks if the full u.k. cabinet convenes a two pm on wednesday european ambassadors will digest the brics a document when they meet in brussels later in the day in a statement the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel barnier cautioned that the text has stabilised but has not yet finalized we are making progress he said but we're not there yet paul brennan al-jazeera. six months after side hariri was designated to continue as the prime minister of lebanon he's still unable to form a government or eerie as accuse hezbollah of structuring the formation by the man in a seat for a sunni. from beirut. sad how d.d. has been trying to put together a cabinet for six months now the three time prime minister was close to announcing his government at the end of october but a new obstacle emerged the shiite political party has is insisting that one of its sunday allies be given a seat and at the showing no signs of compromise how do you blame the iranian backed group of not just blocking the government's formation but attempti

and the rest of the european union over gibraltar clearing a key obstacle to sealing an agreement on bracks it british prime minister theresa may has been in brussels for talks with the e.u. chief. ahead of sunday's summit the disputed territory of gibraltar was the last sticking point in may's push to find a compromise with europe on direct that spain's prime minister pedro sanchez now says he will support the deal. earlier may spelled out the u.k.'s position on gibraltar. the u.k.'s position on people has not changed and will not change we have to go see a teach on behalf of children to be sure that they are covered by the whole ritual agreement by the change in pain and in the future we will continue to negotiate on the whole the whole you can find any and that includes gibraltar uncomfortable she was british i would always stand by your proposal i got you back from the let's bring in a d.w.i. is a barber of a zone who is in london for us barbara teresa mayes saying that the u.k. will always stand by dr brault what does that really mean what does it mean under the circumstances of bracks

letter to the british people who need some extra reassurance certainly when it comes to this whole bracks that process with all the political turmoil that has been going on recently and of course now that in brussels the leaders have signed up to the agreement this text travels to the house to the house of commons and this is the biggest problem because there are tons and tons of m.p.'s that don't necessarily want to sign up to it and we saw today the president of the european commission try to explain to those m.p.'s yet again now that everything is in their hands but there is no alternative to what was agreed to today. i'm invited to go. to work if i just give in the house of commons. in front should wish this is the best post. just to burst to push the button for europe this is the only course. well let in and brussels their politicians do seem to think that it's the best possible deal however many m.p.'s are not convinced and have been expressing their this really concerns about this deal and saying they're not quite happy with it. does the prime minister's still intend to vote of fal

member states bracks it is a done deal but the final document still must be approved by the british house of commons and that is far from certain whether it's an orderly or a disorderly brock's it millions on both sides of the channel are now saying farewell to a decades long partnership for the bracks years themselves until barry though they hope the goodbye will be as quick as possible. will hill knows still very well because he's lived here for many years. but he doesn't like his town much anymore the windows of god kids hanging around on the streets drinking even a new. will use to work at the docks and made good money but now he has lots of time to think about the police station that's been shut down due to budget cuts it's like that everywhere. you know people feel sorry for. you know what it's like to be frightened and. therefore want to go out. there full and everything. nobody helps because i forgot about the end in a way to reply but what is only twenty minutes away from london. on a clear day you can even see the glittering skyscrapers of the city of london the place where poli

ok well that of course all of this is just one more step towards bracks at the big hurdle as we know is waiting back home for treason may in london when she presents the deal to her parliament. that of course is the problem she has and she will be quite happy probably and have a good night's sleep tonight in brussels because she's relatively far away from where the trouble is really brewing in belfast we have seen the party conference off the. northern irish unionist party and this is the party that really is propping up the reason mase government what's happened the leader of the foster reconfirm that they would vote no to this breaks a deal theresa may brings home because the northern irish feel treated differently from the rest of the u.k. so she has trouble everywhere boris johnson was speaking up there and then she said in this forum is treason may present it is a titanic mistake just a couple of months ago boris johnson said we will make a titanic success. now he has really changed his tune and it's all bad for the reason may as we stand here today she does not have a majority

possible not far away suit connelly of the local conservative party is just as unhappy with a draft bracks a deal as mentioned but for have the answer cannot be to stay in the i think the. greenman is he's wrapping basically it's not what we want it's not what we voted for we didn't vote for a load of idiots up in westminster. they've made a total mess of the and the snow so we won't we will lay out we want out now. so you can only thing. the young people from third are wrong and doubting belief out but back in the snooker club mitchell i believe that britain's perhaps shouldn't have been asked to vote on the issue in the first place i want to kind of . a decision like this was something as complex as europe has been put in my hands because being honest i don't understand. the prime minister understands it so how we making the decisions. is a thing everyone has an opinion but no one those who should toughen know with all of the unfolding uncertainty and chaos that's young people i'm not sure that the bracks a game can be won and the. pioneering philosopher and icon. of the anti capitalist

happen now with all of the unfolding uncertainty and chaos from puts young people i'm not sure that the bracks of game can be won any more. than joining us now from westminster is d.w. correspondent barbara vessel so barbara i think it's safe to say that he has had a rather difficult week she says so herself in a t.v. interview today and she also of course continued to defend her breaks the deal how does she come across. are she comes across as a woman who is determined to fight to call the last week for her rather difficult week of course is the understatement of the day it's been me it's been completed. do you divide van driesum a to get this interview that she would not step away that she would push this deal through and she didn't mind from her. group so for enemies to fall over unless they are. the structure implied let's hear what the prime minister has to say. you know change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations any easier and it's not going to change the parliamentary arithmetic what it will do what it will do is bring in a degree of uncertainty that's uncer

inside parliament opposition to bracks it is growing as well. by prominent conservative m.p.'s and a subregional and labor politician. have joined forces to battle the government's bracks and plans this is still very good to see and you feel like saying this isn't there's a live in surprised look on the first did you ever think it was going to be not every day both m.p.'s and are no law being for a second referendum must go back to the british people and now we see the reality of bracks it and the fact that actually we still don't know where all final landing place will be seen parrott if it goes back to the british people and we have face people's vote which is a choice between vinay and mrs may still lying to my out of the polls both steve and the handful of other protesters are echoing the call on the street oh it's the most important thing that this nation faces the most important thing that my generation my in my life is nothing more important than making making the change and it's an absolute disaster. felt like his dedication to the cause has earned state support from a

upper side of that of course now we have a lot more information a lot more detail in terms of what bracks it would entail and therefore perhaps it's not quite so surprising that the numbers are as high as they are and you think the constant are what we're looking at what the e.u. leaders have signed off on is that the best possible case for the british economy overall is not the best case for the british economy the best case would be for the u.k. to stay in the you that would be the best case however given that we're leaving and because of the u.k.'s leaving this is a very hard deal struck and i don't know how you can make it even better but the right comparison would be what would happen to the u.k. if it where to go back to w.t. rules if it was a half no deal what we now know was the hard hit that will be the real comparison and if you compare the current numbers to that i think these are pretty good on this. does this what we have now already give more certainty to businesses across europe. i should hope so the current deal what we've seen so far is about to the how are we going to se

they always wanted if you want to veto a post bracks it on the issue of gibraltar and it looks like from what the spanish side has now announced that they have that commitment from the u.k. the only thing is they would like to have that commitment in writing and they would like to have that included in the paper that leaders intend to rubber stamp on sunday. well we're going to continue our conversation because we want to find out as well what the people of gibraltar make of all this and for that we went to the british administered territory take a listen to. the spanish town of la linea on the border which a printer unemployment here is high many work across the border nearly ten thousand people in southern spain make the daily commute two to printer suno this could become an external pointer it's not yet clear how this will affect their jobs the tourism industry or the port in casinos. he is concerned about the future he's worried his job and a tobacco shop and to proctor could be under threat. that. i'm fifty three years old there's no off work here and i could suddenly find myself ou

now just this weekend she was in brussels where she saw leaders of the european union and doris her bracks a deal but now she's back in the westminster and facing her biggest adversary at the moment which is the house of commons she was presenting the house with a statement on leaving the european union answering lots and lots of questions and for now it seems clear that m.p.'s there are not quite ready to let her off the hook easily when it comes to her bracks it deal is a parliament over these coming weeks is to examine this deal in detail to debate it respectfully there could be no doubt that this deal would leave us with the worst of all worlds how come the prime minister expect the house to vote to put the country in such a weak position. of vishy area if we have no idea where this is heading why can't people actually have the chance to have their say in a people's vote if you really trust them she would do it the prime minister on the whole house knows the mathematics. this will never get through to use not going to get a majority in this house for this do you because it would leave

after some reflection time all of these possibilities are on the menu from bracks it chaos to no rights at all my thoughts on that. there's still lots of work to be done. yeah yeah we always say that but you know what it's true. she remains prime minister for the sole reason. it's. not as some of the other stories making news around the world police and fire tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstrations against rising fuel costs of the french capital have been brought to a standstill by so-called yellow vest protesters who oppose the president's economic policies two people have been killed since the protests began last week. pakistani authorities arrested a radical islamist cleric whose followers staged major protests demanding stricter blasphemy laws. supporters brought cities in pakistan to a standstill earlier this month with street protests over the return of. a christian woman on death row for blasphemy. a new study says climate change will cost the united states hundreds of billions of dollars annually by the end of the century the congressionally mandated deport public h

this is the news live from britain's prime minister under increasing pressure over bracks it ministers deserved to raise the mayor's government in protest drafts a deal to exit the european union if you had chances of getting it through parliament hanging by a thread now there's a move to folks from office. also on the program too frightened to return home. ranger refugees in bangladesh it caps a protest against the plan to send them back to me and my it was due to start today . they will not be silenced on the day of the imprisoned arrive so we look at writers around the world who've each paid a heavy price for upholding freedom of expression. on a crucial week for germany's national football team that goal scored more goals but who will step up to help the team avoid relegation in europe. i'm from gayle welcome to the program. the british prime minister is fighting to save her draft a bracks it deal job theresa may told a hostile parliament this morning that the only alternatives to her plan are no deal. oh no bret's it but support within the ranks of her conservative party is crumbl

s there are not quite ready to let her off the hook easily when it comes to her bracks a deal are going to use a parliament over these coming weeks is to examine this deal in detail to debate it respectfully there could be no doubt that this deal would leave us with the worst of all worlds how come the prime minister expect the house to vote to put the country in such a weak position. radio of vishnu yeah we have no idea where this is heading why can't people actually have the chance to have their say in a people's vote if you really trust them she would do it the prime minister of the whole house knows the mathematics this will never get. she's not going to get a majority in this house for this do you because it would leave the british people worse off than just giving up control not taking back. well time is certainly ticking and the pressure is piling up because a so-called meaningful vote at the house of commons is now scheduled for december eleventh and that vote will determine whether or not the last lists months it seems of a torturous negotiations to try to get some kind of deal

s don't back this deal or no deal bracks it could still happen whether she could be forced to step down whether there could be a new election and whether all of this could in fact just end up at square one so lots of questions still and all of those things we're going to be watching moving forward a little to be decided ok thank you natalie that was a tease and see children are there in london. france has been hit by a week of angry demonstrations against a hike in fuel prices led by people wearing bright yellow vests around eighty thousand protesters vented their anger on saturday nationwide with violence flaring up in paris gas water cannon and fires created scenes of chaos well throughout the week shouted to been skiing has been traveling across the country including to paris where she got caught up in the commotion. because as you can see behind me there are a group of around a hundred yellow vests wearers these are trying to block a druid's or roundabouts like this this is one of the main arteries that would go from blue on all the way to paris and what they're saying is that presi

ok well that of course all of this is just one more step towards bracks at the big hurdle as we know is waiting back home for treason may in london when she presents the deal to her parliament. that of course is the problem she has and she will be quite happy probably and have a good night's sleep tonight in brussels because she's relatively far away from where the trouble is really brewing in belfast we have seen the party conference off the. northern irish unionist party and this is the party that really is propping up the reason mase government what's happened the leader are leaving foster reconfirm that they would vote no to this deal teresa made brings home because the northern irish feel treated differently from the rest of the u.k. so she has trouble everywhere boris johnson was speaking up there in belfast and she said in this forum is treason may present it is a titanic mistake just a couple of months ago boris johnson said we will make a titanic success. now he has really changed his tune and it's all bad for the reason may as we stand here today she does not have a majorit

side do you think that bracks is going to happen by the deadline i think there's going to be a delay and there i disagree for emma broke it because he said the british would have to hold a referendum by february i don't think that's possible in the u.k. to organize it's a quickly and so therefore if it fails in poland which i think will happen in december what happens then britain crushes i would have to deal. which no one wants the british don't want the e.u. doesn't want and so you good on the rich having the referendum but you can't do that by february is on the broad was saying you need more time and such reason mail the british government then in december and john your will have to go to brussels and say we need more time so if we can hold a referendum and so brussels needs to prepare itself the brics it is not going to happen all the time john wirth gregg's it expert and blogger we thank you so much for joining us this evening i share that view they appreciate it. well as ever the conversation continues online here at the day you can find us either on twitter either i think of

will there be a second referendum on bracks. well i think that this i think that there certainly shouldn't be because we've already had a referendum and also the european union has got the most appalling record of not accepting referendums for instance in everybody talking about all of the moment well olen voted against the lisbon lisbon treaty and they were made to vote again until they as it were came out with the what. putting in and a saw as being the right answer i mean is this a tennis match i mean do we have a best of best of three like in. women's championship tennis do we have it maybe best of five like we have it in in. men's international tennis i mean all that stuff with a so-called second referendum this is this is been a plan cooked up by a variety of people who were there a great deal better who didn't accept the result of the first referendum in the first place and are trying to reverse it by fair means or foul and a second referendum is simply follow it absolutely stinks and i very much hope that the british hou

she's going to tell people that bracks it is good for jobs good for the economy good for britain and the reality is that her own government statistics contradict her on that but as you say that's not going to change the argument that reason is making sure we or are already in stage two of the kind of bracks it process of figures like this likely to do anything to change minds or opinions on any side of the brakes in political divide i think it's unlikely at the moment opinions in the house the house of parliament seems to be seen to be hardening. john mcdonnell who is the shadow chancellor he's the labor opposition politician he's now openly talking about a people's vote a second referendum on the basis that if theresa may won't grant a general election which she has said that she won't then the public really has to be consulted about whether this is the type of bracks if they really want on the flipside of that the government is saying look the people have already spoken and although the the statistics show that yes they will be worse off economically it's a lot more than just econo

happen now with all the unfolding uncertainty and kaos bumper to young people i'm not sure that the bracks or game can be won anymore. and for more i'm joined here in the studio by my colleague d.w. reporter alex forrest whiting thank you very much for joining us prime minister's recent is on the immense pressure from within her own party she spoke on television today what was her message it was a very clear message to those facts it is who won out saying this is no time for leadership contest because you not only risk delaying bricks if you risk the raining the whole process if this is what you really want there is a move among these cities within her own party for a no confidence vote they need around forty eight letters to be sent so far they've been about twenty five that have been sent so at the moment she's ok the form of bracks except for tree dominic rop who quit on thursday has today come out saying he doesn't like this draft delatour however he believes that a leadership contest would be a distraction so at the moment she is still ok but making it very clear to those. people that

it is and the pro bracks it is but on the more extreme end who who are quite happy to crash out as it were also the opposition labor party leader jeremy called in came out on sunday and said that he would not be voting that and his party would not be voting for this as well calling the deal a miserable failure of negotiation and also another important point to resume is partners in the government the northern irish party they have said that the leader has said that she would not be back in this all because of this so-called backstop arrangement which the party is really against so then let's fast forward so on the tourism it doesn't get the votes then what one of the scenarios i've had one of our viewers on facebook live messaging me saying we want a second referendum is the have a possible scenario. it seems that all options are possible right now as no one really has a clear vision of exactly what could happen but there have been dial warnings about the chaos that the country could be plunged into and this is something that almost both sides are banking on because if there is chaos

s within her party bracks it is who won out and they are trying to secure forty eight conservative m.p.'s that's fifteen percent of the conservative party to write a letter saying there has to be a no confidence vote now they haven't got those numbers yet they've got around about twenty five that she is in danger and because of that she used that interview to warn them that they could be risking breck's it altogether you know change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations any easier it's not going to change the parliamentary arithmetic what it will do what it will do is bring in a degree of uncertainty that's uncertainty for people and their jobs what it will do is mean that is a risk that actually we delay the negotiations and that's a risk that wrecks it gets frustrated. and even dominic robb who was the brett six secretary and till thursday when he quipped over this deal has said that he thinks that the leadership contest could be a distraction so at the moment she she just about seems ok i listen about brussels then for a moment how do you think brussels wi

you wish on anyone it's very very tough ultimately i think she will probably because i still think bracks will fail i think she will probably go down as the prime minister who brought threats it's a failure. but ultimately is there anything else she could do than the way that she's behaving at the moment she's actually playing quite a tactically good game in the conservative party she's balancing the pragmatist on one hand and the brakes radicals on the other and she's toeing a middle line between those groups and so i think she's actually making a reasonably good effort out of a very very difficult situation now in staying with series in may what would you say is the biggest mistake she's made. the biggest mistake she made was quitting from being. a remain convinced from a not to suddenly saying breaks it means brooks it i mean who believes whatever she does she's got this stain on her character as has the whole almost the whole british political class they never believed in i mean the responsible people never believed in briggs and now this suddenly going on and by the way if you had yo

absolutely i mean it's in the vital interest of the european union that there will be an orderly bracks it they believe it is a lose lose scenario anyways but they would like to have as little damage as possible basically the e.u. is in damage control mode and and so they'll they'll have to see how things now really work out on the u.k. side when it comes to is there more wiggle room a lot of leaders today have said including the austrian chancellor calls for instance there is no leeway this is the offer is now on the table there are red lines we will not step across them this is the deal basically the message being take it or leave it take it or leave it at best a message. the survey will take with her to the u.k. parliament john burke you've been following the negotiations for quite some time how will this play out in the u.k. now i've been asked and they'll probably leave it i would say at the moment it looks like there's considerable opposition to to resume a deal inside the house of commons and it's extremely unlikely that you'll be able to get any deal through the commons the chal

optimistic words from the british bracks it secretary but terry some may leads a minority government and the arithmetic looks bleak this is the beginning of the end game for breakfast the full u.k. cabinet convenes a two pm on wednesday european ambassadors will digest the brics a document when they meet in brussels later in the day in a statement the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel barnier cautioned that the text has stabilised but has not yet finalized we are making progress he said but we're not there yet paul brennan al-jazeera. the u.n. envoy for libya says the renegade general after is committed to a u.n. action plan to end seven years of fighting libya's rival leaders and all the foreign powers indorse the plan through a conference in sicily it's the latest attempt to bring all parties together after similar talks in paris in may. the libyan people deserves a life that is much better than the one they are now under. and to see that the international community can gather and send a unified message to them that it is high time they take their destiny in their own hands with our s

but we are really entering the end game now for the bracks of process. and paul what hurdle still stand in the way of any deal particularly. with this meeting that they're going to have the next day as well. yeah well i spoke to you about the reaction basically the reaction gives you some of the details the kind of opposition the teresa mayes going to face boris johnson the former foreign secretary who quit over breck's it said this is vassal state stuff totally unacceptable he said it patently fails to fulfill the mandate given in the referendum of june twenty sixth seen as a parliamentarian call jacob riis malky is pretty famous here in the u.k. as well who said this would mean northern ireland being ruled by dublin he said it was a betrayal of the union and even the opposition labor party kissed starmer their breakfast spokesperson said given the shambolic negotiations so far it's unlikely that this deal of the prime minister will be the right deal for britain now there are several stages to go through the cabinet has to agree and there have already b

their reaction to the resignation of six members of the government and not just today including the bracks that minister himself. it's kind of extraordinary i mean the birds have been as this seems to be resigning over a deal that he supposedly negotiated so there is a sort of a level of irresponsibility i have to say from the brits as in government which has now reached the staggering proportions. they constantly came up with this sort of dreamlike vision of britain outside of the e.u. set free from the shackles of continental regulation in the light whenever that dream has met reality the bruising reality of this much stronger trading partner oppose any type timescale and a series of simple sort of trade laws and trade realities which which limit what you can do they have tended to throw their toys out the pram and this has been a case in point don't rob the current secretary just resign photoed from david davis the secretary who resigned before that so over and over again what we see is when the brits and supporters in government actually meet the reality of what it is that they are pro

steve bracks it made the e.u.'s chief brant sadler in brussels a michel barnier says or so not to do to britain's prime minister won the approval offer a cabinet on wednesday teresa mayes now taking her proposal to parliament i firmly believe that the draft withdrawal agreement was the best that could be negotiated and it was for the cabinet to decide whether to move on in the talks the choices before us were difficult particularly in relation to the northern ireland backstop but the collective decision of cabinet was that the government should agree the draft withdrawal agreement and the outlined political declaration this is a decisive step which enables us to move on and finalize the deal in the days ahead . these decisions were not taken lightly but i believe it is of sedition that is firmly in the national interest paul brennan is in london joins us now live so theresa may has the backing of her cabinet on the bracks a draft agreement but she's not completely out of the woods as she. oh no no and even when you