social media is critical critical to helping to dozens of from. a mine out on the streets but our rights are not up for discussion. they are women the more changing the world by reading. digital. starts november twenty fifth on t.w. . british prime minister it s razor my you say is a deal on britain leaving for european union is we ve been reach may is late to do in brussels for more talks before a special summit. on sunday a fine the last agreement has to be ready by then so we can be signed off by e.u. member states differences remain though over some issues including the future
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 your new referendum what would what would be all these politicians they ve flip flopped one way or the other i mean the whole political class that includes mrs made. the decision not convincing because if you flip flop no one knows what you mean so if you says brakes it means brakes what does she mean by brakes it means brakes and i think she s just she s a political i m going to use the word. i think is interesting with theresa may
to get it through parliament or. john i asked earlier about may s biggest mistake what about the e.u. s what about brussels biggest mistake i think that the european union side has maybe been a bit slow to communicate its interests in this negotiation. to try to explain to the british population why they re behaving in that way and i think also the e.u. sides if it did ultimately want true trying to find a way of keeping britain close to the european union in some way the sometimes its tone has been a little bit rude children a little bit harsh but maybe the european union has to do that because it s respecting its own interests looking backwards now i think the european union i agree with alan has negotiated this extremely well has stood united is well prepared at michoud body has been an extremely professional so much of european union side overall i must say has performed above my expectations in this
a storm of protest at home most especially within her own party in the hours after the deal was announced several of her own ministers resigned m.p. s threatened to bring down the government parliamentary debate verged on the striper us may defends the deal with equal passion especially you summit to this coming sunday is supposed to seal the deal but it s unclear that may come close on it at home. that battle for britain that s our topic and guests it is a pleasure to welcome alex forrest fighting she s a d.-w. recorder and a former westminster political correspondent she says too many british politicians have seen breck s it as a battle against a european empire in which the plucky brits would try out the reality is very different and it s now hard to see if there will be any winners at all and it s a pleasure to welcome alan posner back to the show he is a german british author. writes for the german newspaper de beds and he says it is
republic of ireland is obviously in the e.u. and will stay in the e.u. northern ireland believe the e.u. along with the rest of britain and that is the problem because if this so-called hard border between the north and the republic of ireland a big deal also because of the the former troubles that they ve had within that country and they do not want in any way to threaten the peace process that was agreed twenty years ago so it s very very sensitive right and to resume a has the do you p.c. a northern irish party breathing down essentially her neck so we re going to look at that in a little more detail let s take a look now at what prime minister may is facing in the way of opposition within her own ranks. threats it wrecks it wrecks it means bricks it and we re going to make a success of it i m very clear breaks it does mean that when theresa may became prime minister in twenty six b. she quickly adopted the credo were divorcing the u.k. from the e.u.