, until recently known as the united kingdom independence party, which . led by nigel farage, also known to our audience as a friend of donald trump, until now he did not have a deputy parliament, and this party, and poper in its previous form, so to speak, also did not actually have representation in the british parliament, so will his slogans be attractive to british voters, will nigel farage get. in the british parliament, this is one of the issues that will be of great interest to those watching the vote count tonight in great britain. definitely looking forward to these results, i think we will talk with you about the results in great britain. bohdan tsyupin, our correspondent in london, was in touch. and along with international organizations, governments or large foundations. ordinary citizens also continue to support ukraine in many countries of the world. they organize fundraisers in local communities or help in any way that their own resources allow. our next story is about activists in the british norfolk game. the owners of the service station and the local clerk, who consist

, by the way, the party that was the loudest after brexit, the so-called united kingdom independence party, under the leadership of a certain nigel farage, who may be known in ukraine, appeared again, under a new name , in a new form, under his own leadership, but it's now called the reform party, and now it's... uh, again, not so much emphasizes brexit, er, claiming that it was simply implemented incorrectly, emphasizes that a very big problem for britain is migration, and that it is this problem that must be solved among the first, so the situation is like this, i spoke, help to ukraine, this, this, no, actually, this, this is very interesting, what you told, yes, because even in ukraine at one time brexit was very closely followed, this, this was an interesting topic. yes, now to ukraine, i remind you that as the new prime minister, i no longer guarantee anything, ok, but with a high probability, don't guarantee, let's wait until 10pm uk time when the results of the polls of voters at the polling stations come out, as a rule , these polls are quite reliable, and we will already kn

kingdom independence party before leading directive policy reform u. k is projects twins, 13 seats. i think what reform you guys achieved in those just few short weeks is truly extraordinary. given that we had no money, no problem structure, but nothing across the country. we are going to come 2nd in hundreds of constituents is how many seats we're going to win. i don't know which we've done this in such a short space of time. says something very fundamental is happening. and that's enough of what we're trying to joins live now from dining street in london. so rory, big nights, what are the main story so far? it was a big story, courses for labor policy on costs for a huge line slide. this statements address behind the number 10 downing street is likely to have a new residence come tomorrow nights kia salma has transforms at his policy from that, frankly, it's was defeated in many, many years, back in 29 to in just a few short years ago. in 2019 and jeremy colbin was the lead to adams that hadn't been a west performance for the life policy since 1935.

and after the united kingdom, it left the european union, the scottish national party started saying,n, you deceived us, when we held the referendum, we wanted to stay in the united europe, and now it turns out that you have left from the united europe and they took us with them, then we want to return to the united europe. so, it works. that what the scottish national party practically lost most of her votes in the british parliament in favor of labor, ugh, and this means that she may also lose power in scotland in favor of labor, and this means that there is no danger of such a referendum, there is no, the situation has changed in northern ireland, too . in an absolutely incredible way, because the democratic june party, which was generally the center of political influence of supporters of the preservation of northern ireland in the treasure of great britain, it lost its position, was a dramatic moment in the night voting, even in the morning, when it became clear that one of the representatives of the flight... the paisley dynasty, which created this democratic joanist party, lost

the united kingdom, it left the european union, the scottish national party started saying, listen,ou've lied to us, we , when we had the referendum, we wanted to stay in the united europe, and now it turns out that you left the united europe and took us with you, so we want to return to the united europe, so it turns out that, what... the scottish national party practically lost most of its votes in parliaments of great britain in favor of labor. ugh. and this means that she may lose power in scotland in favor of labor. and this means that there is no danger of such a referendum. the situation in northern ireland has changed. also in an absolutely incredible way, because it is democratic john. the party, which was generally the center of political influence of supporters of the preservation of northern ireland as part of great britain, it lost its position, there was a dramatic moment on the night of the vote, even in the morning when it became clear that one of the representatives of the political dynasty of paisley, which created this democratic. the party lost his seat in the br

the united kingdom, er, it left the european union.he scottish national party began to say, listen, you deceived us, when we held the referendum, we wanted to stay in the united europe, but now it turns out that you left the united europe and took us with you, so we want to go back to the united europe. so, it turns out that the scottish national party practically lost most of its votes in the parliament of great britain in favor of labor. ugh. and that. that she may lose power in scotland in favor of labor, and this means that there is no danger of a referendum, the situation in northern ireland has changed, also in an absolutely incredible way, because the democratic june party, which was generally the center the political influence of supporters of the preservation of northern ireland in the possession of great britain, it lost its position. there was a dramatic moment on the night of the vote, even in the morning, when it became clear that... one of the representatives of the paisley political dynasty, which created this democratic

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sir keir wants to improve relations between the central government and other parts of the united kingdom planning an emergency meeting about mr biden's presidential candidacy. and four volunteers have emerged from a small compound in texas where they've spent more than a year in conditions simulating those on mars. the american space agency nasa wants to find out how they've coped. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes. hello from the bbc sport centre. there were special scenes at silverstone today where lewis hamilton won a thrilling formula one british grand prix — his first for two and a half years. hamilton started second on the grid behind fellow briton george russell — he had to retire later with car trouble. and after lots of toing and froing where lando norris took the lead, hamilton siezed his opportunity to get in front after the second round of pit stops. max verstappen made a late charge to finish second, increasing his lead in the championship. but all the plaudits went to hamilton who at 39 bec

sir keir wants to improve relations between the central government and other parts of the united kingdomfour volunteers have emerged from a small compound in texas where they've spent more than a year in conditions simulating those on mars. now on bbc news, it's time for newscast. today's episode is hosted by laura kuenssberg, paddy o'connell, and henry zeffman. it's laura in the studio. in glorious green. thanks. if you're listening and not watching, its glorious. i'm paddy in the studio. and henry in the studio. so, the last 48 hours, there's lots and lots and lots of talk already about the history and the significance. and we've kind of gone on and on and on and on and on about that. what was interesting to me today was actually slap, bang, thank you — or maybe not thank you very much — ma'am. big, big dilemma for this new government, forjonathan reynolds. the new business secretary has to decide what to do about the tata steel plant in port talbot in wales, where there are 3,000 jobs — around that number — at risk because the company that owns it, tata steel, wants to close the blast

sir keir wants to improve relations between the central government and other parts of the united kingdomesident biden is facing growing unease amongst party colleagues as he continues to insist he won't drop his bid for re—election. senior democrats are reported to be planning an emergency meeting about mr biden�*s presidential candidacy. and four volunteers have emerged from a small compound in texas where they've spent more than a year in conditions simulating those on mars. the new business secretary has said "job guarantees" will form part of the negotiations with steel giant tata about its port talbot site. jonathan reynolds said there was "a better deal available" on the future of the plant, but said newer technologies would employ fewer people. we see this as a major priority. i have already spoken to tata steel about it, as has the new prime minister made time for that conversation. i will be talking to them again today, asking representatives of the workforce, sharon and unite, also community and gmb, to talk to me next week about that. it is not about underwriting loss—making b

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the united kingdom are voting in a closely watched general election. in charge for the first time in over a decade. nbc news international correspondent raf sanchez is with us from london. raf, good to see you. the uk election is a little different from what we do in the united states, can you explain how it all works and why is there expected to be this big political shift there? >> reporter: kate, the uk divided into 650 districts, they're known as constituencies here and just like in the house of representatives each of those districts is represented by a member of parliament, so whichever party has a majority in the parliament will form the next government and the leader of that party will become britain's next prime minister and the polls are indicating that's going to be keir starmer, the leader of the labour party, he looks on course to an absolute landslide victory, we've been out over the course of the day talking to voters as they've been at polling stations, here you're seeing starmer and his wife voting in north london earlier. when we spea

sir keir wants to improve relations between the central government and other parts of the united kingdomsouth of the gaza city. let's ta ke let's take you back to central paris for a moment — people have gathered after the far right national rally party in france failed to win a majority in parliamentary elections, according to exit polls that is, defying many expectations of political observers. all major french outlets are currently showing the early projections suggest a victory for the left—wing alliance of the new popular front. president macron is now analysing the results at the olise palace, according to a statement issued by the palace — he is not expected to comment tonight. this you will recall was the second round of voting in france's snap parliamentary election, which president macron suddenly called a month ago, much to many people's surprise. after the national rally did very well in the first round last week, many centrists and left—leaning candidates withdrew from the race. it was a tactical move to allow the anti—national rally votes to be concentrated in one contender