issue of how the remit should reach yours and the energy that we all use. this is the wus life from banning the return of the far right in austria the conservative strike a coalition deal with the anti immigration freedom party handing them control of key ministries europe's youngest leader promises his government will crack down on

illegal immigration and strengthen the economy but what is also true is move to the right mean for the continent also coming on. a tight race to replace south africa's jacob zuma as the country's ruling party prepares to vote for any leader but can the scandal weaken the a.n.c. win back public trust in time for the twenty one thousand and six. and does lead a sock i mentioned that fact made makes me doubt a comeback going into the winter break taking them to four legs in a statics. time having a home free good to have you with us australia is on track to become western europe's only country with a far right party in government off to the conservatives struck a coalition deal with the freedom party austria's new chance of us about its will

become the continent's youngest leader after his party won october's elections with a hard line against immigration will go to vienna to find out what the return of the far right means for the country's future but first this report. the deal is done for a new government in austria and it's one that shifts the country sharply to the right sebastian cortes the leader of the conservative people's party will become chancellor and europe's youngest head of government at just thirty one. he has partnered with col heinz taka the leader of the far right freedom party their top goal to curb immigration. our goals are very clear we want to reduce the burden on taxpayers we want to strengthen our position to secure our social security system above all we want to ensure more security in our country including fighting illegal immigration. kurtz's

hardline stance on immigration was one of the main reasons he topped the october poll he addressed the anxieties of many voters about the refugee crisis calling for tougher border controls and promising change his party won the election with thirty one point five percent of the vote. you know it's very more look exactly two months ago the austrian people voted they made a clear decision for a change in our country. and we want to secure this change together in the next five years. austrian president alexander founded balun is expected to swear in the new government on monday but it's not one that he like the green leaning politician is an open critic of the far right just one year ago he narrowly won the presidential election against the freedom party's candidates well rosie waits a journalist at austria's public will costa r.f.

is covering this story for us in a short while ago she gave us this update. we will hear later this afternoon who will get what ministries although the people's party has just confirmed that the freedom party will get the interior foreign and defense ministries now those are important ministries for a junior coalition partner it's also been reported that sebastian kurtz has secured a guarantee from the freedom party that there will be no breck's it style referendum in austria and he's repeatedly said that the new government will be pro european the last time that the far right and to government in austria the e.u. impose sanctions in protest can we expect a reaction now from brussels we are expecting a more muted response definitely not sanctions as as far as i know because there's been a rise of anti establishment and right wing parties across europe for example in the recent elections in france in holland in hungary so we think it will be

a more muted response but yet some of these far right parties did not make such a game that they have in austria so i mean what's the distinction that what propelled the far right to a strong part of the vote in austria. well the freedom party certainly positioned itself as more moderate than in previous years campaigned very heavily as did the people's party on immigration and the fact that during the the refugee crisis a large number of asylum seekers came to australia ninety thousand people it's a small country and that certainly had an impact on voter opinion particularly in rural areas now straka the head of the freedom party and sebastian kurtz have both said that they want to make fighting radical islam a priority and of course people have seen attacks across europe and that has spread

fear over those that haven't been any such attacks in austria both parties also oppose turkish membership of the e.u. and polls here regularly show that most austrians agree with that rosy waits indiana thank you very much in india rahul gandhi has taken over as the leader of the main opposition congress party the forty seven year old becomes the sixth member of the country's never gandy political family to head the party gandee faces the tough task of resurrecting a party that struggling to make a comeback from its worst ever election show you twenty forty that's when the hindu nationalist b.j. pay off prime minister nuri andhra modi swept to power with a landslide victory. now to south africa where delegates from the country's ruling a.n.c. party a gathering to elect a successor to president jacob zuma whose term as leader of the posse has come to an end and shaping up to be a tight race one of the print run as is seen his ex-wife and form up foreign

minister and pose as an atlanta knees or not and she's a leftist who's vowed to improve the prospects for the country's black majority he's up against deputy president ramaphosa he's a business friendly trade unionist and one of the wealthiest people on the continent. for more on this we're joined by journalist philip divest from the mail and guardian in jenna's backflip the a.n.c. is deeply divided some of the delegates have been a exclude it from this convention at the very last minute tell us more about that last six hours be i'm sure julie. is this conference a great deal of their time was taken up by. trying to figure out what to do with a number of cases that came to me yesterday that excluded some of its delegates now today up to this afternoon we have cases way branches of the a.n.c.

say that they wish to object to the delegates who had been appointed to vote on the behalf they're saying that there are names on these lists that they've never seen before and we have to look more legal action should some of these delegates be alot in on the other hand we have and the delegates who believed that they were legitimately elected they have not been allowed to present the credentials that's they have not been allowed to register that's the extent of the motions that means they won't be able to vote for it let's take a look at the two main candidates now and let me assume that ramaphosa could either of them surely bring about change within the party. that is really the question in the war we watch today just how deeply divided because our tears right down the middle is the split the more difficult to see to bring it together again the. history of making its policy seem says it's very much consensus driven party but at the moment there's a ribbon party and the question so much is not who will be the next even but will

actually be able to lead a party all we have a party that remains divided against itself and in a state of civil war going into future elections right you point out there is elections despite the fact that the a.n.c. has been plagued by scandal and corruption allegations some say it's almost certain to win those elections next year why is that. well the a.n.c. has easily won all elections that the whole. will in south africa and even the lawsuits of elections with a shock to climb and that's all it's the old saw around fifty four percent of voters voting for it at the moment its popularity is the climbing quite quickly but a lot of artists tell us that they are simply no alternatives yes no opposition parties that they believe and so chances are perhaps apply a coalition that soul of the a.n.c. will maintain power comes great in ninety all right phillip yvette in johannesburg thank you out of the other stories making news around the world romania is holding

a hero of folk in michael who died this month off to a known struggle in kenya and skin cancer he died at the age of ninety six in exxon in switzerland my career on a new twice for he was forced to abdicate by the country's former communist regime in one nine hundred forty seven. german chancellor angela merkel's bavarian conservative sister party has reelected. it's needed but with his weakest support so far civil fire has been under pressure since his party's poor performance in september's elections earlier this month he announced he would step down next year as the varian governor but remain as party leader. a powerful earthquake has struck indonesia's main island of java leaving at least three people killing rather at least three people and injuring many more a six point five magnitude quake destroyed dozens of homes and forced authorities to evacuate patients from damaged hospitals. so schools need is now

madrid will square off against brazilian sorry gremio in abu dhabi later today in the final of the fifa club wild cup if the defending champions madrid win it and the year with a remarkable five titles meanwhile gremio could become the first south american squad to hold the trophy since twenty twelve reality drew took to the pitch in abu dhabi one last time before the club world cup final however the journey to get you hasn't been smooth sailing they just squeezed by al-jazeera in the semi's madrid have been misfiring in front of net yet that has not dampened team spirit and i'm going to. hope i think that's the word we like the most the hope to bring home another title that's what we're here for to do so much occupied. brazilian side gameel is well aware of madrid's deficiencies the opponent hasn't quite hit top

form yet and eight points behind. kenny are confident they can exploit that still madrid could make history tonight if they came to the trophy they would become the first team to do so back to back. well here in germany you mentioned gladbach were hoping to end a run of three games without a win in the been disney when they hosted hamburg you face the threat of relegation and bloodbath did not disappoint brazilian striker rafael struck two goals within five minutes late in the game to seal the deal for a blood bath three one the final score a big day for bloodbath and a big day for a fire. from the pitch to the snow covered mountains of france where american lindsey vonn powered to victory in a super g. while cup race in value van reigned supreme in the discipline despite returning from a back injury she now takes her record tally of wild cup wins to seventy eight this

is also have first victory in this event in nearly two years. a new market for old architecture historical fittings are in high demand as wealthy buys seek out vintage floors and doors for the building projects but the design it craze can also be a destructive force some french village is missing their cultural heritage got it the first time but draw olivier came to this house or rather what's left of it his heart sank the matter of his one violin france's champagne province has been battling for years against sentries old buildings in his town being sold off in the . wrong the fireplaces the floors the wood paneling have all been ripped out. there's nothing left of everything that was worth anything has been taken out to be sold to foreign investors. much of

john real housing stock is for sale renovation is often too expensive so dealers buy up old houses at bargain prices and then strip out the contents. there's a global boom in antique building materials for new houses show until town council has taken out preferential buying rights on several old properties the mess says this historic legacy must be protected from exploitation. u.v. aim is to revitalize our town center we want the buildings to go to ethical buyers . will help them to renovate the houses so they can live in them. that's what our town needs. to deal selves on the house as it acquires at the low prices and it gives the new owners grants to refurbish them that's good news for him a caller he's opening

a cafe and cake shop in this derelict building. soon none of this would have been possible without the support of the town hall you have to cover huge costs she wondered who has limited means and can't prevent every decaying building from being sold off but the town is determined to fend off a trade which reduces historic buildings to piles of rubble and hollow shells you're watching news from by lead more coming up at the top of the hour. migration and asylum seekers remain hot topics in europe. but european politicians struggle to provide answers while those who fled wait for what might come and worry

about family members back home i feel very shame because i am here in.