addressed by you took a listen what does the proposal of a spin for a couple on you know we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. it does look as though this one conservative government has been given a. new mandate. to get it done. predictions of an emphatic victory for boris johnson's conservative party giving him the power to push through bracks it. this is obviously a very disappointing night for the labor party. a crushing defeat for jeremy called me in who says he won't fight another election as labor's leader.

hello and welcome to al-jazeera has extended coverage of the u.k. election results on martine denis at global headquarters in doha also coming up. mass protests in algeria against an election where all 5 candidates have links to the outfit president. a parting cleaver a mere miles leader for the world's top court to throw out a case of genocide against the rectangle. the british prime minister boris johnson says it looks as though his conservative government has a powerful new mandate to deliver breaths it official results from thursday's very to still coming in but the at 6 at said polls are indicating that the conservatives are on course to win their biggest majority in decades and that would give mr johnson crucial control of parliament to push through britain's divorce from the

european union. i don't want to tempt fate because clearly lots of results are still coming in and we're still really dealing with projections but at this stage it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate. to get rich done. not just to get pretty done but to unite this country and to take it forward and to focus on the priorities of the british people well the main opposition labor party is expected to end up with less than 200 seats losing many in its traditional heartland jeremy corbyn the leader admits it's been a disappointing night on also make it clear that i will not lead the party in any future general election campaign i will discuss with our party to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that the party will

take going forward and i will lead the party during that period to ensure that discussion takes place and we move on into the future. well the exit polls conducted by u.k. broadcasters suggest that the conservatives will get around an $86.00 seat majority with a total of $368.00 seats labor's expected to get $191.00 which would be their worst result since the $930.00 s. and in scotland the scottish nationalists there predicted to win $55.00 seats out of $59.00 that's nearly the entire. lot of discussions things available now the liberal democrats are traditionally the 3rd largest party they're expected to win maybe 13 seats and its leader gerry swinson has lost her own sea for millions of people in our country. these results will bring dread and dismay

and people are looking for hope i still believe that we as a country can be warm and generous inclusive and open and that by working together with our nearest neighbors we can achieve so much more. liberal democrats will continue to stand up for these values that are liberal movement openness fairness inclusive and see we will stand up for hope. well let's go live now to westminster to the heart of london where parliament is of course our correspondent there is lawrence knee and with their it seems out a majority of seats having counted it looks very much as a very exit polls are going to be borne out in reality and a majority of boris johnson's conservative. yeah yeah so

let's just go for the headline sin in the simplest terms absolutely tremendous night for boris johnson rice at the top end it must be of conservative aspirations as to what they were going to achieve on the night because if you before the exit poll is still been some talk about it could still be on parliament now it would george be more than 80 seats and can do exactly what he wants and so in terms of the message the strategy the simplicity particularly get bricks it done absolutely resonated and they've smashed through the labor heartland in the middle of england in the north of england taking constituencies in some places which have never ever voted conservative before so a huge triumph number one for boris johnson equally an absolute disaster for jeremy corbin and his brand of socialism a total rejection of the things that he stood for and frankly of him personally

moral all that in a minute but as well as that and this is probably the biggest thing of all it's the end of the road for those people who were trying to stop bricks it bricks it will now happen under boris johnson at the end of january and lots of questions now about what bricks it done actually means here's a look at boris johnson's victory and what it means going forward for the united kingdom. everybody not to know you know what i mean thank you very johnson's outright victory in this election effectively breaks the deadlock in parliament it allows johnson's government to pass any legislation it wants because he has a majority of. his own unlike his predecessor reason may you think. cats will taste sweet because it means they'll be able to get a deal on the u.k. leaving the european union through parliament it still has to get voted through the lower house but with a new intake of can be signed up to his deal there's no chance of the sort of

dissent disagreements that's blighted the last tour. but it isn't to say the johnson's new deal is popular or without its problems even if the u.k. does now formally leave the european union on january 31st next year the current brics it deadline the negotiations then start in earnest between the 2 sides over what a new trade deal will look like as well as the rights of e.u. citizens in the u.k. and british citizens in europe and the clock continues to tick down with another new deadline johnson has insisted the u.k. will not negotiate anything with the e.u. after the end of 2020 and if there's no trade deal by then which looks impossibly unlikely then the infamous no deal bricks which nobody wants comes right back into play so it's never been tried before to try to make a trade deal that she makes to 2 nations or 2 regions further apart in terms of

trade is trying to do the easiest way probably of making a trade deal within this 11 month period the bar stanton said himself is actually to remain really aligned to the rules and to remain a sort of rule take for the. ruled out in the campaign but it may be the only way to get a trade deal over the line is to have something a lot like the sort of breaks in the labor's talking about during this campaign rather than the sort of canada. it's been talking about since 2006 i make my statement as well as all that the scottish government will now i just hate even more strongly for another referendum on leaving the u.k. in staying in the european union and bitterness in northern ireland towards johnson's deal has soured relations hugely all in all 2020 promises to be not the end of the brics it story is johnson suggests but just another fork in the road. ok self promise you some more on the on the car crash that has turned out to be

jeremy colvin's campaign he gave his speech when he when he sings in north london insults about having a period of quiet reflection before working out what to do next up actually promise you there's a vast number of people in the labor party you think there's no need for quiet reflection at all in that he needs to go. on and you used to advise tony blair when he was prime minister to the need to go now he needs to go and go now and should be going this morning this is a decisive feat for jeremy corbyn and corben isn't it was his manifesto his ideas last election he was left when lost this election he's got more left wing and he's lost even worse the lesson is really really clear the country doesn't want a labor party led by jimmy corven or in the shape of jeremy corbin his ideas in terms of things that people have some through it call been. anti semitism friend nicolas maduro in in venezuela an evo morales in bolivia supporter of let him it puts in a marxist 'd all this sort of thing which of those things do you think really

resonates with with with the traditional labor vote in england i think if you take all those together what you have is somebody who doesn't believe in britain who is unpatriotic and i think that really does want to get all taken together cares about foreign policy cares about foreign dictators doesn't care about british systems when they're attacked by putin on our soil tied back again i think to support the ira he starts for to basically patched his i'm security the nation that all came together not our guy and he saw labor voters in traditional working class areas come out and vote solidly for the tory party switch straight across not just in the in the midlands where there's always been marshall seats but up in the northeast and former mining areas so a decisive defeat for jeremy corbin and it's a bit goes down to character what people thought about his character and in terms of the brics a strategy. as well you know just like take back control that was get bricks it

done you know any fool could understand it you couldn't get your head around that policy for most people it was impossible isn't it negotiates and you leave the ill and then campaign for him in a say against in some sort of random it didn't work at all did it because he seemed for a conviction politician many people that he just didn't have the courage of their convictions on bricks yes i think that's absolutely right i think if i think he's a commission politician so it is not change his mind says the 1970 s. people knew he was against a common market if he's the leader why is party not against it. if the issue in the country is so clear why can't you sum up what your offer is for the many not the few is a very different imprecise compared to get it done what is the outcome what is the impact i think there was is it in the last week there was a scatter gun there were there was a hail mary pass after hail mary pass to try to find a policy that could buy some votes by just a just one or 2 as a final question clearly the other thing about coleman is he just didn't have that sort of charismatic glow that the optics that some

a lot blair had who takes over from call been there to. offer the labor party and its supporters something that they can see the biggest character the biggest new voice the person most untouched by all of this mess is just philips and birmingham she says as she sees it she's very funny she's very sharp got the common touch she's an outsider in many ways similar to jeremy corrigan when he won the election for leadership back in 2015 so i think that's what the party's decisive break with the thinking with the leadership with the personalities the policies that brought us to this point are you what you do it years in the wilderness now. do you think 101010 years is hard to come back and one cycle from 199 seats are fewer than 2 under water we end up with so unless conservatives learn to being in charge for 20 years you think based on that because in 10 years or. it's entirely possible the only thing you can say is the pollock politics at the moment moves at such speed

that even though you got this but big majority something may happen and the thing is the country is now boras says he has to do brick said find he's got to then run the country's got to actually address he's going to have so many tory m.p. sitting in labor seats they'll be asking for the same things investment in their communities investment in their always new jobs if you can answer in 5 years we know who people move people are very very very consumerist in a way so these voters may not stick to the tories in the same way they stuck to labor for generations to return to cuba very much for for all of that so martin it's all it's a piece of history frankly in it really is in modern britain a fork in the road in terms of the direction the u.k. wants to take scotland as i said in that little report absolutely furious this morning london absolutely furious because it wants to stay in the european and northern ireland too but it's england that voted for brics it overnight. hey lawrence thank you very much indeed for that and it does seem now that there is

a confirmation across the board that the conservatives have won with a majority in this general election that has been described as a generational result that will affect fair many people for so many years to come that's a scene outside 10 downing street we do expect boris johnson the prime minister to come and make a statement within the coming minutes if not hours we'll keep you right across the developments of course but it's being called the election has been won by boris johnson's conservative party. but let's have a look at the rest of the day's news now including. these 2 people killed in northeastern india in the protests grow over a new citizenship law that excludes muslim. chile's president survives a bid to force him from office in the weeks of violent protests.

hello there we have more rain pushing into more of the mediterranean and this will also spread the rain and some snow across more central and southern areas of turkey and also of course pushing more rains across into syria friday not the way this is what we've got the shot is really through the eastern end of the med so very unsettled into beirut and cool with a high of just 17 celsius the snow further to the east and quite a cloudy day generally through much of iraq and also on down into kuwait that cloud just about pushing into western areas of iran so mostly dry saturday across iran you can see where the cloud is but that rain the system actually in the med is the one pushing its way further eastward so the rain becoming much more widespread and at times fairly heavy just 13 celsius in aleppo now to the south of there across you have been put in a good time which is some nice warm sunshine by day friday not such a good day we could just have one or 2 showers with this system as it works its way

for the south would say 24 degrees and with the chance of those showers that should clear by stuff a day. a bank of cloud to the north into northern areas and keeping these little bit cooler heads riyad just 20 celsius but very nice in most scots with a high of 26 the rains meanwhile continuing through more eastern sections of south africa so it's a bit of a way to end the weekend with a high of 25. mean green bacteria in a board in super heated gas escaping from volcanic rock in iceland this is really the heart of innovation in the for what happened to experiments both exploring and inefficient by fear could help counter the impacts of climate change the science of capturing cult using the name on the fly and on the back i'm a tail and lie just have to contend.

thank. you time for us to have a look at the main stories here at britain's conservative party has won thursday's elections appearing an outright majority in the lower house of parliament declaring victory prime minister barak johnson said his government now has a powerful new mandate brax it the main opposition labor party is expected to end up with fewer than $200.00 seats losing many in their traditional homeland jeremy corbin the leader of knowledge heavy losses and says he won't lead the party into any future elections and the liberal democrats the 3rd party is projected to win

just 13 seats and its leader joseph her own see. now 4 out of 5 presidential candidates in algeria have either claimed victory or say they're going through to a runoff at the end of the month official results are expected later on friday but regardless of the outcome tens of thousands of protesters boycotted the election calling it a sham so has the latest. protest is an algerian helped bring down the last president. the end they're equally on happy you might replace i did as these bits of fico. the 10s of thousands boycotted as they squeezed it should election choosing to challenge me want freedom instead. of standing at the presidential candidates all closely linked to the old regime was the notes of the shameful election we were against the gang one live the people

was demonstrates is still to polling stations including this one in the city of beijing shallots bankers were destroyed making it clear they feel this presidential election was a false more than $24000000.00 people were eligible to vote but less than half of them did this to example told the club it's very important to be here all geria is free and independence the blood of the martyrs will not be in vain it's a new day. results were slow to be announced but for ounce of the 5 candidates running for president either claimed victory or said they were going through to a runoff in a couple of weeks. the campaign lead if one of the top 2 contenders obgyn measured tabone was quick to claim the former prime minister hood won a majority. of the i'd like to thank the public for voting for tbone and we'd like to announce that he won 64 percent of the votes. thanks the

military backed interim government sees the vote as one of the only ways to end 10 months of protests that force present these will to free kids resign after 2 decades of rule thanks to tell gerry and running across the country every friday offered up with a stagnant all depends on the youth unemployment and rampant corruption. and they insist they will continue protesting for government free of the ruling elite photo height of all just. the libya more literally for have to has ordered his forces to advance towards the center of tripoli for what he's calling the final battle for the capital in a televised speech he said his fighters would soon be victorious after his base in eastern libya began the tripoli offensive in april but has been all she kept back to the outskirts of the city. nor an america that has the amount we announce

the decisive battle in the advancement towards the heart of the capital to set it free will break its chain as hostages and spread happiness in the hearts of its people tripoli will return to the historical light it once was becoming a capital for culture we will raise the flag of victory throughout squares closing the pages of injustice misery and defeat with victory we announce the birth of a new era so advanced now advanced and now advance our heroes. at least 2 people have been killed in northeastern india in protests against contentious new legislation which would give no muslim immigrants from some neighboring countries a path to citizenship opponents in assem state believe their ethnic and cultural identity is under threat here's our correspondent antrel bora. another day of violent protests in assam. and more tear gas fired to contain the crowd. but not enough to drown the voice of thousands of protesters determined to defy

a curfew and make themselves heard. the crackdown adding impetus to the protesters slogans rejecting the newly passed citizenship amendment bill ok i was sam has become the epicenter of the opposition to legislation that many here think does them an unfair hand was all it did or job if outsiders get citizenship where will we live where is the space we will lose our farms our land then what will we eat was. the sunscreens back decades. the state shares india's border with bangladesh formerly called east pakistan until 1971 people here say between 19511971 a large number of bengali refugees took shelter in assam but the new legislation

says anyone who came to india before 2014 as long as they are not muslim will be accepted as an indian citizen now does that mean after cap becomes a law millions of bengali hindi jobs who don't have jobs and we're already a minority who can't make cap happen. 350 soldiers were sent to patrol and most of them in go hearty as tensions rose and life came to a standstill shops schools and petrol stations are shocked the indian army is patrolling go harty the capital of intellect and to maintain calm many of the streets here are littered with burnt tires and with entangled metal railings signs of anger among people here most of the protesters say that they are fighting to preserve their culture and to keep their jobs. the protesters seem determined to fight for what they say is a battle for their identity but they are under increasing government pressure to

stop. the priority of the b j p government is to protect the traditions culture and language of assignment other states of the east and the northeast. critics of the citizenship bill say it violates india's secular constitution by specifically excluding muslims. al-jazeera who harty assam. leader unfancied the world's top cold to dismiss a genocide case against her country lawyers have outlined allegations of mass murder deportation and rape following a 27000 crackdown on running a muslim's wayne hay ripples there from the hague. the sun shining on the international court of justice on a cold winter's morning in the hague belied the dark nature of the allegations being made inside at the world's top caught me on my ass stands accused of genocide

in the closing arguments the gambia his lawyers said the suggestion by me and ma that any wrongdoing by its military should be investigated internally was inconceivable when 6 of its top generals including the commander in chief senior general men are on the firing have all been accused of genocide by the u.n. fact finding mission and recommended for criminal prosecution this was just the opening phase of a case that's likely to last for years it's alleged that me and my soldiers raped murdered and tortured reading good muslims as part of attempts to wipe out the ethnic group claims backed up by united nations investigators in her closing statement myanmar's leader aung san suu kyi again didn't address the specific allegations but called on the case to be thrown out there my requests the court to

remove the case from its this in the alternative to reject the press for the indication of provisional measures submitted by the can. if approved those measures would involve the court ordering me and mars government to ensure the security of the rigging so certainly if the court would order provisional measures it's that on 1st glance with not of intense of fact finding on 1st glance that there is probably acts of genocide a decision on that could be made within weeks. with aung san suu kyi here leading defense the 1st phase of this case became as much about her as the government or military would this former campaign of human rights used the opportunity to finally show some sort of contrition or sympathy towards the ring she didn't and she leaves with her international reputation lower than when she arrived. seeing her in court

having to listen to the evidence would have provided some satisfaction for the rich who once believed she would be the one to fight for their rights now it's become an international fight for justice when hey al jazeera the hague. the members of the u.s. house judiciary committee have adjourned putting off a vote on the articles of impeachment against president trump the committee debated the formal charges both of them for more than 14 hours but is now expected to approve them on friday the president is accused of abuse of power and obstruction of congress for withholding aid to ukraine to pressure it into investigating a potential political rival joe biden. chile's congress is not only rejected a move to impeach its president after hours of fahri debate opposition m.p.'s had accused. of failing to prevent human rights abuses during weeks of deadly protests is

a latin america editor lucien human. a political lifesaver for chile's embattled president. by 79 votes in favor and 73 against the motion to dismiss impeachment is passed. outside of congress demonstrators performed the now the viral chilean feminist anthem which specifically accuses the government and police of abusing women. but inside the president supporters argued he wasn't responsible for human rights violations committed by security forces. the impeachment request in support of the president for acts or a missions that he did not commit and could not prevent the suggestion is that he had previous knowledge of what would be considered human rights violations. in the last 7 weeks of social upheaval at least 26 people have been killed and thousands

injured many even blinded for life by what human rights organizations call repetitive and excessive use of force women and girls have also reported sexual abuses during detention. some. media elections and a new constitution are this movement's roadmap that will allow us to overcome our married liberal cycle the root of all evil in chile the 7 ok he lists is one of the left wing deputies who presented the impeachment request. echoing demands on the street for the president to resign but even if a lower house had approved the request just like in the united states it's the senate that must approve an impeachment and just like in the united states that requires a 2 thirds majority which the opposition here doesn't have and that's why many are questioning the point of the whole exercise but i. believe for them to idea it is to send a political signal so that it goes down in history that a group of deputies try to hold the president politically responsible for abuses in

. the protests on the streets and the calls for the president's head will almost certainly continue but some believe that the impeachment move may actually backfire and be seen as a waste of valuable time better spent resolving chillies ongoing social crisis was seeing human al-jazeera sent out in. time for a 2nd look at the top stories here is there a button conservative party has one thursday's elections securing an outright majority in the lower house of parliament prime minister barak johnson said his government had a powerful new mandate on breakfast. i don't want to tempt fate because clearly lots of results are still coming in and we're still dealing with projections but at

this stage it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate. to get great shit done. and not just to get pretty done but to unite this country and to take it forward and to focus on the player which is of the british people. the main opposition labor party is expected to end up with fewer than 200 seats losing many in its traditional heartland leader jeremy corbyn knowledged heavy losses and says he won't lead the party into a future election. or also make it clear that i will not lead the party in any future general election campaign i will discuss with our party to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that the party will take going forward and i will lead the party during that period to ensure that

discussion takes place and we move on into the future. and in our gerri is a presidential election 4 out of 5 candidates have either claimed victory or say they are going through to a runoff at the end of the month official results are expected later on friday but regardless of the outcome tens of thousands of protesters boycotted the election they tore up their ballot papers and called it a sham maybe i'm a little if i have to has ordered his forces to advance towards the center of tripoli for what he's calling the final battle for the capital he said his fighters would soon be victorious in taking control of the fiercely contested city he launched the tripoli offensive in april right you're up to date with the latest headlines from us here about jazeera coming up next it's technically. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to special guests in conversation when your government is going after what you do unprompted uninterrupted we have

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