This is the week we hear on r. T. International where we bring you the stories that shape the past seven days welcome to the program. Friday was supposed to go down in history as the day that britain finally divorced from the European Union but all thats been turned on its head and theresa may is brags that Withdrawal Agreement has suffered a third defeat and to see a church takes a look at what might be in stores now. Finally the date is here march twenty ninth twenty maintain the story for britain marking its departure from the European Union. Or wait a second. A day like any other except with less clarity about what happens next then the very day the twenty sixteen referendum shocked the world the u. K. Has voted to leave the European Union. Article fifty was triggered on march twenty ninth two years ago the article fifty process is now underway and in accordance with the wishes of the british people the United Kingdom is leaving the European Union so many promises made and shattere
By broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our International Thomas glad to have you with us all right with venezuela entering another phase of political crisis the countrys government has barred Opposition Leader from Holding Public office for fifteen years quite on himself has called that decision lawful it comes after gladio announced a new plan to oust president maduro and called for a fresh wave of protests the us president meanwhile has reasserted americas opposition to the current government in caracas while accidently rebranding venezuela has done off comments. You can take a man out of business but you can take the business out of the man apparently u. S. President donald trump is living proof of that hes been tailoring this image of corporate shark for decades and is now taking the approach to. Politics the potential of venezuela if done properly and with with democracy would be incredible it was one of the Richest Companies certainly and now its one of the poore
and we re expecting this to happen shortly. there are a lot of issues to sort out including sector pay and nhs waiting lists. sara girvin has been talking to students in belfast to hear their thoughts on the new devolved government. it s almost like you re ashamed to be from here sometimes, just because of the way that the government get on, like children. people say to themselves, oh, the government won t last long, and probably in a year or two s time, there will be another problem for them to kick up a fuss about. | personally, i don t want to have to leave here, i want to actually work and try to make this place work for everyone. this is northern ireland s first planned integrated school, set up in the 1980s specifically to educate catholics and protestants together. politics students there have been following the events of the past week closely. the dup and other political parties are still getting paid for not doing theirjob properly. what is it like being a young pe
Also, Pennsylvania Playhouse will take audiences back to gritty 1930s Berlin with its production of "Cabaret," and the Reading Theater Project will present the world-premiere play reading of "Beyond the
Glyndebourne hits 90 with Bizet’s sultry crowd-pleaser. Elsewhere, a starry farewell to a much loved maestro, and the fight to save Welsh National Opera