a divorce deal with the european union that is as reports say that british prime minister to rescind may has struck a deal with ireland on the issue of its border with the north now she is in brussels to sell that deal and unlock trade talks with the european union we will have the latest from our correspondent also coming up reports from yemen say the next president ali abdullah saleh have to has been killed in a bombing by koofi rebels his supporters deny the claim. and police involved to arrest eight people in connection with the birder of journalist daphne carr want to believe she was reporting on corruption on the island when she died in a car bombing in october. plus we will turn to a decision that could sink could be failing middle east peace process we are going to jerusalem u.s. president donald trump ways of whether a move. to day of the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem would be a good idea arab nations warned that the spark fresh on trust in the region. and an e
decision also coming up. brings in divorce talks back on track e.u. commission president truckload younger and prime minister to resign may say the next phase of negotiations can now finally begin. plus he s called for a united states of europe but first yes to persuade his own social democrat party to start coalition talks which i saw a glimmer of those conservatives still use has an exclusive one on one with s.p.d. leader martin schultz. also in the next sixty minutes we ll take you to zimbabwe a country that used to be the breadbasket of africa but the dictates of rule by robert mugabe have left it on its knees we look at the task ahead for its new president and the many challenges he faces. and the german human rights activist accused by encore of supporting a terrorist organization w speaks to peter s story after his release from a turkish press. great to have you along the united nations middle east envoy has warned about the risk of a violent escalation following the u
he has to persuade his own social democrat party to start coalition talks with angela merkel s conservatives. dw has a one-on-one with the leader. coming up in the business news, the ups and downs of bitcoin. the roller coaster ride continues, but after massive gains, the crypto currency lost almost 1/5 of its value in a single day. experts are warning this could be a bubble. host: welcome to the program. my name is sarah harman. it is good to have you with us. one person has been killed and scores injured on the israeli- gaza border following protests. that is as the envoy warns of the risk of more violence following president trump s decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. he told a gathering at the un security council to move might trigger unilateral actions, making a peace deal harder to reach. the meeting was requested by britain and france and half a dozen other countries. at the meeting, nikki haley said decisions on borders should be left up to isr
recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel protesters around the world are marching against the united states in an outpouring of anger over the u.s. president s controversial move also coming up hold on to your hat for the front runners in europe s answer to the oscars will bring you a sneak peek at the films that are making a splash at this year s european film awards. and some sibling rivalry in the bundesliga today two of its top players go head to head in frankfurt will get you the story of the boa tank mr rome and his big brother adam prince. i m sarah hong welcome to the show it s good to have you with us. the middle east is on edge after days of protests against u.s. president donald trump s decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the as the most group hamas has said two of its gunmen were killed in israeli airstrikes that were carried out in response to rocket attacks from the gaza strip the palestinian health ministry said israeli bombings on frid
brace for more violence out of the deadly clashes sparked by trump s decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel protesters around the world i m watching against the united states and outpouring of anger over the u.s. president s controversial new also coming up some sibling rivalry in the bundesliga today is two of its top players go head to head in frankfurt bring you the story of the boa tang s jerome and his big brother kevin prince. welcome to the program my name sarah harmon it s good to have you with us. tension is running high in the middle east after days of protest against u.s. president donald trump s decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the islamist group hamas has said two of its gunmen were killed in israeli airstrikes that were carried out in response to rocket attacks in the gaza strip the palestinian health ministry said israeli bombings on friday injured more than a dozen people this comes as demonstrators and israeli forces