Park in kent after france reopened its border with the uk. We start the programme on brexit because there is increasing speculation a trade deal between the uk and the eu could be agreed as early as tonight. It is understood the broad shape of an agreement is there but theres still some discussion over details. Our europe editor katya adler has the latest from brussels. The expectation here in brussels is that tonight is the night. Or at least that it should be. Eu diplomats say there is so little difference now between the the two sides. That said, they are continuing to negotiate this evening on the last sticking point. Weve spoken so much about fish that eu keep some fishing rights in uk waters after brexit. And all the complexities surrounding that. The Prime Minister is said to have been in very close contact with the president of the European Commission who of course represent all the eu countries in his discussion. That makes absolute sense. Because its only at those top politic
Reports from a destroyed city. Philippines. Starts october 24th to tell you. About it. This is g w news live from berlin to the like a ceasefire in Northern Syria or is it in yet another unexpected turn the u. S. Announces turkey will suspend military operations against Kurdish Forces for 5 days in return the u. S. Says it will lift economic sanctions against turkey also coming up they have a deal yet again negotiators in brussels reached
a new agreement outlining the u. K. s departure from the European Union e. U. Leaders have given their blessing but the deal still needs to get through to the u. K. Parliament easier said than done Boris Johnsons allies in Northern Ireland have already said they will not support. Im brink of it is good to have you with us we begin tonight with a remarkable turnabout in syria when the u. S. Vice president mike pence went to to try and persuade of turkeys president. To stop his attack on kurdish fighters in Northern Syria no one did his chances very hig
Take you inside the countrys first protective shelter for women whose lives are at risk from family members. Im so girl welcome to the program. The European Union parliament has voted to approve major changes to european copyright law and a proposal had moved tens of thousands of europeans to protest against the measures they say theyre worried about how the new rules will affect a free speech on the internet at the heart of the matter is article thirteen of the legislation its proponents claim it would help copyright holders protect their intellectual property opponents however fear it could lead to censorship. Lets go to astro vent where we find a d. W. I. Correspondent mathis out welcome gay old so in the end there were lots of protests in todays discussions reflect that. I followed an extremely emotional debate phil here in the European Parliament in strasburg lots of arguments exchanged here last minute before that vote and then basically broad agreement for a landmark whole of th
about and to show the content that we are all making and producing ourselves so is there a better way the we could achieve the aims that we re at that everyone s. big really need to be achieved is there a better way to do it via the applied filters yeah i think for example a solution that is being used in the us fair use is pretty sensible for the type of continent the type of technology that we re all using is. a user centric and the consumers and the upload has more rights to use a particular copyrighted material if it is to educate to display and she s shown a limit of time. with we ll see where this will go through so look at it from the thank you. the second look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the european parliament house also voted to end the practice of changing the clocks between point a and sometime by twenty twenty one it follows