it paralysis that we've seen in the u. k. since the referendum in 2016, we had to ease amazed premier ship, which was unstable, especially when she last hub parliamentary majority and a 2017 smart election. and then, but it felt like the country could sort of noise to take a step forward nor a step backwards. i think that was from what was the old quote, is it that accurate desire to see an end to the end, to get back to the darkness as far as johnson promised that at the same time there was a kind of a policy of a leveling off which was designed to speak to the need to improve the economic and other fortunes of different parts of the country. and i think that was successful in winning restaurants and what being the largest consecutive majority, some stuff that she is. i don't think you were trying to look at what went wrong for the conservative party. it was partially abandoning that level and not mission under what she's doing. i think the policy continued, and indeed my former boss michael, gave was responsible for quite a

it paralysis that we've seen in the u. k. since the referendum in 2016, we had to ease amazed premier ship, which was unstable, especially when she last hub parliamentary majority and a 2017 smart election. and then, but it felt like the country could sort of noise to take a step forward nor a step backwards. i think that was for me, it was quoted, the democrats desired to see an end to the end to get back to the darkness as far as johnson promised that at the same time, there was a kind of a policy of a leveling off which was designed to speak to the need to improve the economic and other fortunes of different parts of the country. and i think that was successful in winning restaurants and what being the largest consecutive majority, some stuff that she is. i don't think you were trying to look at what went wrong for the conservative party. it was partially abandoning that level and not mission under what she's doing. i think the policy continued, and indeed my former boss michael, gave was responsible for quite a lot of sig

one criticism is often made of the u. k. system is that there are too many safe seats where you'll vote doesn't count. i think last night and this morning we've just seen that isn't true. we've seen a supposedly safe seats, like the seeds of the former prime minister list trust in notebook where she lost on the electric rejected. i think that's one of the most exciting things about our system. you know, when you go to cost you a boat in the ballot box at the putting station on the stairs always isn't break. you know that your unit voting for a specific m p in your constituency. consistency is a relatively small areas. this 650 of them across the u. k. and the m p gets to know the area pretty well. and it's a good m p shouldn't have a lot of there. and actually, i just don't think that's the case in countries and proportional systems. and i finally say the we had a referendum twin changing of booting system in 2012 and it was decided to be defeated. okay, how do we? thanks for, for that. so in the last few moments of this dis

w to the u. k. has a new prime minister here stormer, and his labor party came to power overnight and election landslide victory, voters sending 2 messages. after 14 years of conservatives and power, including 5 prime ministers battered by breaks it, they said enough is enough. the 2nd message is directed to storm or, and his labor party, nico, somewhat like this. you promised to fix what's broken and there's plenty to fix. now let's see how you do. i bring coughing berlin, this is the day the we said we would be we will to the country. i would like to say 1st and foremost, i am sorry. we said we would turn the page up the way. it is important that all to 14 years in government, the conservative policy rebuilt. there was a massive gap almost as of right operators. politics of my job is to fit you and help us get all the best results from above 100. yes. today we saw the put in the work of tape also it coming up, but remember when we used to go shopping books spelt in a book store close in a departme

so do i see the relationship between the u. k. n u and the european union be coming close to over the next few years under a labor prime minister with the labor policy. absolutely. does that indicate that we might be rejoining the blog, i think helps move, you know. all right, so a concession speech of victory speech. what comes next and the coming i was so she threw knock, may have conceded a key stomach may have done evict your speech, but officially still we have to wait until the labor party tip over this will be kind of 326 things which which will officially give them a majority then in the morning we should soon knock. we'll make a visit to the palace where he will officially tend to his brother's resignation to the king who was a head of state, swiftly followed by thomas thomas. who will go be asked to form a government, retentive downing street and make his 1st speech to the nation as a new prime minister of the united kingdom. a busy night in the u. k. and a busy morning coming off. thank you so much for keeping track of

the u. k. has a new prime minister, cure star and his labor party are now in pow wow. country has voted decisively full change drummer entertain downing street to applause on friday. thanks to a landslide victory, voters about 14 years of conservative room, 2 and a half. also coming up tonight, hung gary and prime minister victor or bon shakes, hands with russian president vladimir putin on what he calls a peace mission to moscow. and it's drawing fire from some european leaders who refused to even speak with the russian press. the break off it's good to have you with as we begin in the u. k, where the political clock has just under gone a major reset just hours ago in the wake of a landslide victory overnight labor party leader here stormer, entered number 10 downing street for the 1st time as you k prime minister. and he's already announced a number of top cabinet positions, including rachel reeves to be the finance minister. she will be the 1st woman ever to hold that position, the prime minister saying that his country is now ready for change. after 14 years of con

and with the u. k. involved and the wars in gaza and ukraine? what changes if any, can we expect on foreign policy? we'll get to where i guess in a moment. first, this report from imaging kimber, my lords, the members of the house of commons, the king speech mocking the official opening of the newly elected u. k. parliament. by government will govern in service to the country. of my government's legislative program will be mission lead based upon the principles of security fed as an opportunity for all stability will be the cornerstone of my government's economic policy. every decision will be consistent with this fiscal rules. point minister castaneda just says the plans laid out in the speech which is written by the government and spend will take the breaks of britain or the following may sincerely, truly tired of his labor government and has been elected with a will pick majority of 174 that i've seen the conservative party, which has been in power for 14 years. it is to welcome you there more than 35 new proposals. and at the top of the agen

a labor landslide has swept the u. k. 's general elections ending 14 years of conservative rule cares. dormer will become the new prime minister later today. he has promised a decade of national renewal, as he replaces where she su nackers. conservative party suffered a decisive defeat at the polls. i don't see that has conceded calling the results. a sobering verdict, but also across the country. and we can hear a little bit of storms victory speech from earlier this morning as well as so next concession, the people there around the country help us focus on the reggie for change to end the politics of performance. a return to politics as a public service, but change pickens right here. because this is your democracy, your community, as your future. you have folks here. it is now time for us to deliver. thank you very much. the labor policy has won this general election and i have quotes. okay, so i'm about to congratulate him on his victory today. power will change hands in a peaceful, an orderly manner with goodwill on

and the far right reform u. k. policy at well that set to win a 13 seats as we've just been discussing how to jump june takes a look now, just what went wrong. the conservative party the labor policy has one of those general election. and i have coolants. okay, installment to congratulate him on his victory today. power will change hands in a peaceful, an orderly manner with goodwill on all sides. that is something that should give us all confidence in our country, stupidity and future. the british people have delivered a so bring verdict tonight. there is much to learn and reflect on and only take responsibility for the loss. so it tends to look good. the man who looks set to be brittany is next prime minister guest on as being the leader of the opposition labor product since 2020 the distinguish lawyer who served as chief prosecutor for england and wales from 2008 to 2013. it was the human rights adviser to the no 9 and policing and the association of chief police officers. he decided to enter politics in his fif

one of the architects of rex it here in the u. k. now they have the 2nd really eating into that conservative birch. now we've got a number of all the sees that we will be looking at throughout the night is going to be probably a little a few hours. and then we're going to start getting more results around 4 am. and so, and hopefully a clearer picture of how the nation is looking at about 7 am putting d that else way and then what's all the key seats to account for as well as, as of course, the car and prime is richie. see you next. these in a new england dot is suppose to comment about for the cm and as for us as a test on the label lead a seat in north london around the same time that is a very safe season and he's expected to, to retain that to win and now what's also quite interesting is that it seems that a number of conservative cabinet ministers, us set to lose that seeds a nearly the child that time you vice a huge army, hon. so he seems to, to be on calls to lose his see. but of course we, we let him know that until the resul

today we create the new u. k. government set. so it's funds with big focus on it's ailing economy on foreign policy, and once better, e u relations while back in farming ukraine will continue. so what can be expected from here, saunders government, on what change on issues like the war on gossip? this is inside the hello and welcome to the program. i'm telling you. navigate with the pomp and ceremony of royalty, opening the u. k. parliament at westminster. the new labor government has now set out its legislative plans with economic growth as its priority wrecks it and high fuel costs and part due to the ukraine war have helped drive a cost of living crisis with many struggling to make ends meet. the new prime minister to your summer takes over after a landslide victory earlier this month. that ended 14 years of conservative governments. so the electorate wants to change. but what can we expect from the new government? and with the u. k. involved in the wars in gaza and ukraine. what changes if any, can we expect on foreign policy

and with the u. k. involved in the wars in gaza and ukraine? what changes if any, can we expect on foreign policy? we'll get to where it gets to in a moment. first this report from image and kimber to my loads and members of the house of commons. the king speech mocking the official opening of the newly elected u. k. parliament by government will govern and service to the country. my governments legislative program will be mission lead and based upon the principles of security fan is an opportunity for all stability will be the cornerstone of my government's economic policy. every decision will be consistent with his fiscal rules for administer castaneda just as the plans laid out in the speech which is written by the government and spend will take the brakes of britain or the following may sincerely relate to tyrant. his labor government has been elected with a will thing, majority of $174.00, the sting, the conservative party, which has been in power for 14 years. it is to welcome you. there are more than $35.00 new proposals, and at the top

the the the new u. k. government set. so it's funds with big focus on this ailing economy on foreign policy and once better, e u relations while back in farming ukraine will continue. so what can be expected from here? saunas governments on what change on issues like the war on gauze up. this is inside the hello and welcome to the program. i am telling you, navigate with the pomp and ceremony of royalty, opening the u. k. parliament with westminster. the new labor government has now set out its legislative plans with economic growth as its priority wrecks it and high fuel costs. in part, due to the ukraine war, have held drive a cost of living crisis with many struggling to make ends meet. the new prime minister at your summer, it takes over after a landslide victory earlier this month. that ended 14 years of conservative governments. so the electorate wanted change. but what can we expect from the new government? and with the u. k. involved and the wars in gaza and ukraine. what changes if any, can we expect on foreign p

k, but other countries as well. ukraine will inflation for example, but i think here in the u. k. a, it was almost exacerbated by all the crises. there were a parties in downing street when there was cool reason people couldn't see their loved ones. see, there's a lot of anger on that. hesitate to basically build up with very to is with the conservative party, but also with politicians in general. and that will be a big, big one for, for the next government to, to tackle. but obviously the cost of living crisis is affecting a lots of people. the use of food, things is the high. there are more food, things done libraries. so the country is really hit economically and, and that's webcast, alma is, is promising. he will likely be the next 5 minutes that he's promising mostly to get the economy back on track. and that will uh, will be a. yeah, there will be very, very difficult for him, but he's from mr. troy. they've mentioned we could get results as soon as tomorrow . any other insights into when we might get an idea of the direction of the selection is heading yes, as early as the

a landslide when for the u. k. 's labor party makes care storm or the new prime minister full the on around the problem. free helps focus on the register change with over 2 thirds of receipts accounts. and the conservatives are on their way out for the 1st time. and 14 years at the center left is on its way and also ahead is rails, or ultra orthodox jews are facing conscription for the 1st time, sparking protests in the streets and in the right wing governing coalition. the apply richardson, welcome. a labor landslide has swept the u. k. 's general elections, and 14 years of conservative rule care star will become the new prime minister. later today, he has promised a decade of national renewal, as he replaces receipts to knock who's conservative party suffered a decisive defeat at the polls. so knock has conceded calling the results. a sobering verdict, but also across the country. and we can hear a little bit of strong as victory speech from earlier this morning as well as so next concession. the nice people here

and with the u. k. involved and the wars in gaza and ukraine? what changes if any, can we expect on foreign policy? we'll get to where i guess in a moment. first, this report from image and convert my loads, the members of the house of commons, the king speech mocking the official opening of the newly elected u. k. parliament. by government will govern in service to the country. my government's legislative program will be mission lead based upon the principles of security fed as an opportunity for all stability will be the cornerstone of my government's economic policy. every decision will be consistent with this fiscal rules. minister castaneda just says the plans laid out in the speech which is written by the government and spend will take the breaks of britain or the following may sincerely, truly tired of his labor government and has been elected with a will ping majority of 170 full, as i've seen, the conservative party, which has been in power for 14 years. it is to welcome you there. more than $35.00 new proposals under the top of the age

and now that in the u. k. system doesn't necessarily translate into a huge number of states, liberal democrats who was beside, it'll probably be enforced by sometimes a bug ship will actually probably do better in terms of states, but the reform policy looking like that, going to get a that may be sort of 345678910, possibly seats. not to for raj, a is waiting, a pen and piece position at the pace time of time. but you could say that not to fraud, you can make the case. and nadia fraud is perhaps one of the the, the most successful political campaign is if his generation breaks, it was essentially his project. the reform policy has only been around for full years buddies, guides to have a significant showing at this election. and he is going to be a force to be reckoned with, or to has been a force to be reckoned with, but certainly of course, to be reckoned with in this coming parliament. alright, roy, thanks for. that's a result to come the in more for me bit late to really challenge that thanks a lot down t

now, he wants to align the u. k. close. so with the continental, which is coming up cautiously without getting back into the single markets and from you, it's all about rubbish out. uh huh. drove up, come to mind. we typed up and running as a candidate to be prime minister, the candidate to run the circus. thank you very much, man. village and he's like lou. yeah, that's the way he wants to go about it. the big task of getting brutal, ailing economy background check. and staying with our stop story now i'm joined by d. w's, reporter, craig crowther and the studio is so creek help us break us breakers down a little bit. we've just been seen are incredibly turbulent time for the u. k. in general, just thinking about breakfast at the coven pandemic can leave a really put an end to that from certainty. look, i think it's a mixed picture. one of the huge criticisms of the retail for the label had been given on the doorstep is that it's not radical enough. it's not revolutionary enough. but i think will they hopping promising the

it's election day and the u. k. prime minister originally. so not going to this conservative face, a heavy defeats after 14 years of totally rule, voters are expected to won't change and send labels to stomach into number 10 downing streams also coming off harvey kane barrow last jamaica is wins of heavy rain. the red gold breakdown storm is not headed for the payment on the ground that offers welcome to the program. lo does not go into the polls in the u. k. 's general election, the oppositional labor party is the overwhelming favorite to win. and, and 14 years of conservative rule prime minister, which is so not as a surprise code for any elections, a decision that is projected to back 5 recent polls. so vote and so deeply dissatisfied with his government as t, as thomas essential that's labor policy is on costs for a landslide victory. the cost of living on the state of the health care system of all the key issues for britain's still. so knock is hoping that he can sway undecided voters voting on a brave face from ministration. so not lead

a landslide went up for the labor party in the u. k. with 2 thirds of the balance, counted, the centre left party has already taken back control of parliament from the long serving conservatives. britons new prime minister tiers. barbara will be sworn in later today. also coming up on our show. after months of debate, the german government has agreed on a new budgets without lifting the debt ceiling, which some site is keeping the lid on germany's economy. the empire. richardson, a warm welcome to the show. a labor landslide has swept the u. k. 's general elections ending 14 years of conservative rule. here start will become the new prime minister later today. he has proposed a decade of national renewal, as he replaces wishes to nak, whose conservative party suffered a decisive defeat at the poles. so now it has conceded calling the results. a sobering verdict here in the little circle, and we can hear a bit from storm or as victory speech from earlier this morning, as well as soon as the concession, a nice people, the around the count

k that they've chosen is representative of the u. k. in those products stations, once people come out to cost that vote cost to put that x on the pallet paper, the research is approach them and have a right click about a paper and say, can you more cut off by the paper? what you just marked on the one inside the posing station that's about 20000 people across the u. k. all of those results are collected all of the experts. so the data analysts look at them, they'd be looking at those results coming all day. so very, very secret, but in, on the, to as time they will publish the results of the exit poll. now the exit polls has had a difficult possibly go back a long way, 1992 or they were quite out on the exit pub in recent years. it's been very, very accurate and it's even more accurate if the, the, but the final vote is those extra family clothes. so it will be very, very interesting to see what comes in from that exit polls. then we of course have to see the real results and see if they match that exit polls. the case divided into 650

now, i'm limited here in the u. k. as to what i can say about some of those issues at stake due to u. k. electro little boss of to 14 is, is conservative that governments 6 weeks of campaigning versus here. all having the say at polling stations like the one behind me and some 40000 others. they all having nessa on who will leave the country. and charlotte, what can you tell us about labor leader cures storm or he, if we believe the policy could very, very well be the next bridge. probably minister steve benita. all the opposition cents left the labor party since 2020. who took it from his previous sessa. a jerry me cool. been off the he lost the general election in 2019. a lot of has been has been made of the case down in the background. he is a human rights lawyer. famously, we're here alone, but his father was a tool maker, but he's not a fresh face to politics. here we've been seeing him engaging with prime minister really so you're not as the leader of the opposition and the country will of course have to say on,

so we are expecting a seismic change in the u. k. is political landscape with the conservative policy? suffering, devastating losses. it may well if this exit poll, try uh, trans buys. it may well be the russ was the results that they have suffered in the history. we've heard from one c, a conservative member of parliament minister who is described this as disappointing . another is said that it is terrible results for the policy. i mean, let me give you some context, the last election back in 2019 that sold the conservative policy on the full prime minutes. devoris johnson with a significant majority the labor policy. on the other hand, it sorts was results since 1935 thoughtful, which is today and you've seen, you've seen the destination of the conservative policy. and as i say, what is a significant shift in the political landscape in 5 smith as your project seems to be by your appropriate way to describe that and be coming off of a convert of body to spending all 14 years. and that's quite a mass of flip port costs that a yes emp

many people in the u. k. auto bank coming didn't new political landscape, but other side of skeptical of just how much change this new government can bring about. it would be interesting to see how labor part to perform if they don't. i think we've got another change of government in the next election life in see what's going on. i think people are getting fed up buttons, new, private, assert, got down to work immediately. the begin appointing members office new cabinets in order to fulfill what he sees is the gold feel free building put in are enjoying now buying quintin po. he is a political commentator and a former for an editor for the financial times, a familiar face to our viewers here in joins me to night from london. quite. it's good to see you lots to talk about tonight. there has been a tendency to compare 2024 with 1997 is here, stormers reformed labor party. is it the next version of tony blair's new labor? well in some ways it is. it's clearly a rather more moderate centrist, full of late, but po

k. u. s. a. u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah. he was below representative to holland the u. k. the vatican, the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every out of the sports, it continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the european union, supplying the weapons? you know, often commentators have said that this the yeah was shop this time himself in the foot and it seemed to me that nothing him seems to have many more than 2 feet to shoot out because up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it and it's unfortunate because in international relations, the international, when should we should proceed on the emission and when the, or a person or separation swim. i personally believe that he's at the using the international system. and i believe that he has an interest in prone being the war, the slaughter of the cottage, because his po

i think in the u. k . if, if we had um, you know, a leader of a political party who is a basically suffering from the se, zip dimensions, and then actually the transfer me, i'm not sure it's early at all. i have a relative or whatever say it is. and then it will be under a different by the other medical expert, but it may, i think the physical system in the u. k. would actually kind of move that person out and by agent they can of a, it says that they can have a tie and actually still have a rest and the end of the, the end of the day. so, but i mean, i do, i mean, i post the great thing, good as you see probably quality debates, you know, policy in the u. k. either because, you know, the 2 mainstream parties a safe place close together. well, they really, all the badges, kind of small things on the ages. ability happens because they don't have any money to spend anything bad at the new. nobody can spend a lot more money. that'd be also saved a lot of money. so they kind of stuck in this kind of middle gro

k. u. s a u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah, he was below representative to holland buquet the vatican, the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every hour the stores it continues . could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the your opinion supplying the weapons? you know often commentators have said that mister nathaniel was shot this time he was sent into foot. and it seems to me that nothing am seems to have many more than 2 feet down people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it. and it's of forces because in international relations the international and when should we should proceed on the emission and when the only person or the precious when i personally believe that he's at that well, i think the international, the system and i believe that he has an interest in prone being the war, the slow to the cottage because he's polic

and i think that that is what reform u. k. not refresh potty is capitalizing on, and i think it will probably add as well to the coal fed, some sort of voting reform because i think what we're seeing here is that person is becoming a 5 policy states of this idea that it's just labor concept. it's starting to slip away, even though labor is winning with a huge monday. we are seeing light. they've done this for example, that they're having an fantastic high on the show that very happy taking out the piece of the greens of tossing is do right while listing, you know, even in the form a leader of the labor party, jeremy colbin, you know, he, he won his c as an independent so we're starting to see as a fracturing of this traditional you buy the best or bass, i think people stop and think actually not so keen on that. so i think we're phones, search and popularity will add weight to that argument for something like both, representational some, some different type of right. and what, what about the reforms position as we look to the

that's a tenix of u. k. time just of the 10, except that usually pretty reliable. so they will give and direction of travel and then overnight the results will come in. so we're expecting that by tomorrow early morning we will know who the next british prime minister was the big boss that in london covering the british parliamentary election for us. thank you. very much the leaders of russia and china have hail the stability of that partnership. at a, you ration security summit in our stomach has like some drug and they put it in sheets and paying were joined by representatives from several other countries including india, foxes, to, on the wrong, russia and china launch the son high cooperation organization in 2001 to serve as a counsel, ways to west them, lead organizations. 14 called the summit, a key pillar of a multi polar world that a joint declaration was signed. so as a by participants at the sun high corporation organization. summit of correspondent emily sherman in rita told me more about this declaration. well, most of the declaration was very general. f

but remember the u. k. system is a system not while you vote for an individual lead was the presidential system, the u. k divided into 650 different constituencies. whoever becomes the n p in each of those constituencies, they tend to belong to parties. and slowly, as the votes coming one by one from the 650 constituencies you'll, you'll see how the u. k is voting. and if the poles the right, how the u. k is changing, those boats will come in from the 1st and not u. k. time all day friday until we get the final vote. and all of those 650 constituencies that have that box count. you're looking forward to your coverage as those but it's common james as james base joining us live from london to the head on the news hour, the final day of campaigning. and a ron, take a look at the promises made by the 2 presidential contenders. and as for the columbia give themselves the big advantage heading into the know how to handle that . the cobra america details coming out the the it's still cold below what it should be

k. u. s a u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah, he was below representative to holland view k, the vasic in the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every hour of the stores. it continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the europe in union supplying the weapons? you know, often commentators have said that this the yeah was shot this time himself in the foot and it seemed to me that's nothing him seems to have many more than 2 feet to shoot out people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it and it's a foster to cause in international relations the international when should be, should prevent only emission and when the, or a person or capricious swim. i personally believe that he's at the, as well as in the international system. and i believe that he has an interest in prolonging the slaughter of the cottage because his policy

the program counting is underway in the u. k. with some constituencies already declared, the only results showed the off position labor party heading for victory as predicted by the pre election for the $650.00 seats up for grabs. and the official exit for projects label would have been full $110.00, which would give the party led back to a storm, a huge majority empowerment. the conservatives look set to lose around $240.00 seats. the democratic party will make some games, but the biggest surprise comes from the populace reform u. k. 40 projected to take as many as 13 feet. the scottish stops football hockey, which has been the 3rd largest, bought us at westminster for a decade. look, set to lose as many as 30 seats suggesting that could be a label resurgence north of the border. as gets more on that developing story, you will see that restrict kado state. oh, joyfully. now in the studio. so great 1st reaction to these numbers. what do you think will i think we should stop by saying that we have to approach this with a little bi

let's take a look at how the thing on folded in the u. k. with the pull print, the 10 pm chimes, a big fan locks the end of the u. k. election. and if the exit poll is accurate, the end of britain's conservative governments, the exit poll is here, that is predicting a label on slide. a labor majority of 172 labor will have captured 410 seats, adding 20911 slides. so in pub send election gatherings, people gas been shared at the prediction was like land slide white pouch and super majority had been widely used in the week leading up to this election with this outcome would be the conservative policies, west election performance for more than a century, this is a truly historic election for the united kingdom. yeah, i think you know, that investors are basically having that was a result. and we're gonna leave them with a real period of soul searching. and frankly, that call no one to blame, but themselves the public perception of the concepts and policies that would be decided lot, it was not for the virus. johnson. i'm with truss henri, she's

the u. k. the use of other countries as well, but most of them haven't most and don't have the same kind of size of that to g d p ratio. haven't had the, the, the, the increase in that, that c d p ratio of the arrest i the last few years. it seems more like either this or not because 90 and the recovery coverage 90. so the things lot supply, both of next i'm prices rising for produces, improve across etc, a driving and prices rather than mounting government that that would be my to my position anyway. okay, so okay, why does that continue to grow? and it was why did, why does the us continue to borrow beyond its ability to pay it back? and why does nobody in the rest seem to what to do anything about this as well? they pass a very good question. there are 2 things really, i mean, one is only on the spending side, there were a number of programs, but the social security, medicare also increase military expenditure, a huge increase in infrastructure expenditure through the impression reduction. i

you k? and so the reform u. k. exit poll suggested that they will enclose the 13 seats now many of those seats that they were projected to win hartley pool. honestly, no fonts leased out, they've actually gone labor. so right now they've got one seat that's ashfield and they're looking at clarkston where of course no to for us is founding the power of module for archie, of course. but as the leader, if you get and then the breaks the potty and now for form, u. k, has been invoked. chef raw that then and how many seats he wins. and what you can see from the results that comment is that that coming 2nd in many places, that will give them a very powerful position from which to, you know, kind of re constitute the right wing politics in his own image. she very successfully did that before. it has basically how we ended up leaving the e u. i think designs point towards him being able to do that again, where labor i think go to get to freebies a is that in some areas for photos manifesto on the left of label. they pro

i'm afraid politics and u. k. has been pretty badly served ever since we've made the bad decision for breaks it. i think looking. so if i've done a lot of things wrong, i don't think they're going to i don't think a lot people are going to give them the world is watching the reflection. the foreign policy is known to the center of the find more friends with the difference between the main policies on issues like the cranes posts or the economy migration and health care of people's top consents the u. k. is facing a cost of living crisis. migration tickets have hit record highs in recent years. and the health service is struggling under the pressure of mess of waiting lists. when the election results come in people's to be watching noise you for ongoing everybody, the architect breakfast and his anti immigration reform, u. k. perfect. they've seen search and supports which could shape the future of persons political landscape. the big question is whether they take a lot of votes of the conservatives to the point wh

the u. k. has some speech problems and i think it's also difficult, i think, to bring the public along because they said they're going to change things, but in the same time. so i'm gonna try to convince other people, but it's gonna be very cautious. and he wasn't going to do anything radical. well, if you're gonna change things and not be very rather cold, that's quite a difficult situation. they've got to try and improve the economy. cost of living prices trying to get growth going in this country. the health system nationalist health system, is something that everyone in the u. k. talks about the n h s the national health service to try and prove things that have caused some challenges on the international stage as well. i've mentioned ukraine. there's also the war on garza . well, the position, i don't think the movement looks like it's going to be any different from this new labor governments they did in the manifesto, say that they're gonna recognize palestine, but i don't think that's go

and the far right reform u. k. policy is set to win the chain since it's the 1st time they will be represented in the u. k. problem. it's so these are a live pictures that you're looking at now. ballots being counted across the u. k. the results will come in through the night. in a moment, we'll hear from melina, this a little bit in bonus, north in london with votes all being counted. but 1st, let's go to 10 downing street and speak to james bay is james. we're talking about these exit polls. this is certainly looking like a big night for labor. the looking like a land slide must stress, not a single vote has actually been announced yet none of the 650 constituencies have reported yet. but this is an exit poll, a prediction within recent elections has been extraordinarily accurate. this was the fact that there's such a lot in this slide. if it was close, then maybe you'd have some doubts about an exit poll. but this is not close at all . it's showing that labels are going to have a very large majority of a $170.00

and the radical right wing reform u. k. policy is set to win 13. these are live pictures now of uh, just some of the accounting that's going on across the u. k. result. so we'll continue to come in throughout the nights of my mental health from atlanta. this is an eviction to bonnets in north london without solid being counted, but 1st, what types of 10 downing street and speak to, i'll just say was really challenge. so rory, as we've seen the counting votes continues in this, but it's looking very much like a labor landslide. yes, absolutely. if you are believing that spec, st. paul, which i have to say for the last 2 elections, the exit polls have been pretty accurate to the final seats tati. so let's say that that exit poll is accurate. it's more or less. what we are looking at is a land slides for labor. if you are judging it from the number of seats games since the last election, it is that biggest victory ever or would be and that is remarkable considering that the last election 2019 labor suffered that was defeats since the 1930 since 1935.

this is the labor party comes into power in the u. k. as the country is now just moments away from having a new prime minister at the lido, because of it, it was done soon to be full. the prime minister receives sooner because accepted his defeat. the labor policy has one of these general elections. and i have quotes, okay, so i'm a to congratulate him on his x ray to the many goods, hardworking conservative candidates who last denied. despite that tireless efforts the local restaurants of delivery and that dedication to that communities. i am sorry we did at the company board. you pay for it. you voted for. it's a now it has arrived change, but it is now the change begins now. he says, well, let's learn if that's accurate. we don't want to use the steve sweetie. now joining us there are the few do it off the international, see if you are especially back from the u. k. i guess, you know, given the state of affairs to today, are you surprised by this election resolve? well, that was how itself isn't really a surprise to oppose have been p

moving on now those is in the u. k. a causing the balance in the general election, but it's prime minister originally, so nag and label. anita can still move over to the early on thursday. it's been just 6 weeks since and i called the snap election joins now by our correspondent james bay who is live from downing street in london. james, how to expect the night will unfold? well um the posing is still going on, people are still voting. they've got now says he know i move many is across the u. k. if they want to get that last minute votes in the ballot box and there are rules in the u. k that we don't really loud still come to little about politics or policies or how it may be going on. what's going on in the vote. that old change is in for us, you know, in minutes because then everyone will have finished voting and they published the exit poll. this is very significant. indeed. when this poll is published, because it's commissioned by 3 of the domestic build cost is in the u. k. and it is a very, very detailed a fat. th

riley starvation of children assignment because of u. k. u. s. a. u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah. he was below representative to holland the okay. the vatican, the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every out of the sports, it continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the your opinion supplying the weapons? as you know often, commentators have said that mister nathaniel was shot this time himself in the foot . and it seems to me that nothing am seems to have many more than 2 feet down people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it. and it's unfortunate because in international relations the international, when should we should proceed on the emission and when the, or a person or the precious when i personally believe that he's at the advising the international, the system. and i believe

k. and this is no surprise to us. we know that the u. k. has been complicit in the world and by this time, since the inception of, as right as 7 to 6 years ago, it is the okay that give is, are the best for it to flourish, it in which they give them what they don't phone and they give them the lives of palestine, the homes, the power to sign to the zionist. and unfortunately for the past 76 years that you, okay, and the u. s. has been, have been complicit in these wars and gods, but they never apologize for the wrong doing. so they've done on palestine, and more than that, they had been a right before i think is right. and that's the only with the when been great to give us, but also with the diploma cover with the media cover with everything that is what it does up here with everything. is there anything, it's more than that. they're also looking at the i, c, j and r c c a from investigating the war times and gaza. why do your, why do you think the case number and david allow me to do it at a, a, is it money? is it the ignorance? is it, wh

what does this tell us then about the mood in the u. k. of the mood in the u. k is really pretty miserable. i mean people are really rather fed up with the hope that's a good establishment. a bar is johnson if you like, symbolized the reasons why they got the reasons why they got fed up. and that's why they really have turned away from the conservative, but it's just bar, it's jones of i mean, very popular that he was funny, amusing and with the but having said that, he was come to mentally rob a dishonest. he tried to be old things to old man and the, the is the coalition that he put together of people in favor breaks it. but that is nationalist conservatives and left behind working calculators from the north of england. it simply hasn't held together. so i think that's the real problem, and that's the, the image of politics to which a kia system is appealing in and saying, look, i'm a serious guy. i'm not going to do anything to radical, but he's going to be under quite a lot of pressure to move fast because the country is in a real economic and social flight

every possible minority in the u. k . is represented in the house of north except the out of the bridge community. and i believe visual beauty, home guys busy and i believe that the big jump popped is through the accept that the entering the house of lords is easier than entering the house of commons because is by no means i think labor somewhere has to be. i'm always off the road. yeah, i think now somebody needs i think the house of lords needs to be abolished. that was really labor management as well. i'm a grab this, you know? no, no, that's the check answer from you. as long as it's exist, the reality is that data breaches community is the only one i'm gonna be presented and as long as it exists, we should be more than think that and if you members of that community, i recognize and intervene to the house of lords which is not unimportant in the british policy, consist of okay, well enough about britain for has the current level um yeah, i think you know, we have enough for enough fluids. uh, give me what do you thin

they get the u. k. good news might be coming soon because the new government, the left of the if you days ago is reviewing the british as it should be. the international criminal court, the previous conservative government, the venue sheepishly thought was, these are a, the, i think you're has challenged the international criminal court and says it has no jurisdiction to indict image stuff. nothing. you know, by the way, good news, mister. the thing you know would be interesting because they liked the states at the end of this month to speak in the congress. i said that you would not make a stop over in europe because he really feels that europeans might find the cottage of apprehending him to deliver to him for judgment, added the type, you know, of the internet to your full power to do i 2nd, but just on this britain just you, you mentioned britain, this awakening. ok. okay. you mentioned britain, your optimism about brenton, i mean, fan, there's no one really cares about the international criminal co

it's including button on amsterdam ship all in the u. k. the london stock exchange was temporarily affected in 2 hospitals in germany at the cancel non emergency operations. the problem is being linked to the cyber security from crowd strike on the microsoft windows operating system. so let's get more from kate ferguson from dw business a welcome, kate. what more do we know? well, we know that this is just happened around the world that had happened across different sectors, from aviation to media and banking. we know that millions of people were affected by this flights were done broad costs or is like sky news and the u. k. abc, australia, they went offline for some time. as he mentioned health care affected to here in germany. some hospitals canceled elective surgery and the u. k. doctors are unable to book appointments right now, trays not running their either the london stock exchange offline for some time as well. now you mentioned that this has all been caused by a firm called pride strike. it is a global, secure, with a cyber securi

thanks to the u. k. now where voters are due to deliver a verdict on 14 years of government find a center, a conservative party, all polls point to deep satisfaction with the current government under prime minister research sooner and predict a strong wind for cure storm or center left liberal party and tomorrow's parliamentary elections though we use charlotte chosen, phillip reports due for a new government will be the mission of the government. i lead 5 prime ministry, 14 years of conservative government, and now the u. k. appears to be heading for change with the case dom has since alas, labor policy on costs for a historic victory. when we off now, humbly is the opportunity to change our country. a put you back in the service of working people just 5 years ago when divorce johnson, the conservative policy, were unbeatable. but a series of scandals and criticism over its handling of co it in the economy, is seen as popularity plummet. where she's the next election campaign. plagues by missteps hasn't

now, i'm limited here in the u. k. as to what i can say about some of those issues at stake due to u. k. electro little box 12 to 14 is as conservative that governments 6 weeks of campaigning votes is here. all having the say at polling stations like the one behind me and some 40000 others a they all having nessa on who will leave the country. and charlotte, what can you tell us about labor leader cures storm or she, if we believe the policy could very, very well be the next bridge, probably minister steve benita. all of the opposition center. that's labor policy since 2020. who took it from his previous sessa? a jerry me cool. been off the he lost the general election in 2019 a lot of been has been made of the case down in the background. he is a human rights lawyer. famously, we're here alone, but his father was a tool maker, but he's not a fresh face to politics. here we've been seeing him engaging with prime minister really so you're not as need of the position. and the country will, of course, have to say on, on w

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