you know what i've only said that i couric number thirty eight hundred. point zero point zero can see it gets us into. this is today i'll be views coming to you live from berlin rich of time and two one triumph and in turkey's election and john is said to assume sweeping new powers on to decisive victories in sunday's presidential and parliamentary vote but the main opposition candidate says the country is cutting its links to democracy and heading towards a one man regime also coming up goodwill games but little else from key e.u.

leaders for the german chancellor is seeking a european solution to migration anglo-american and is a crucial week as she seeks to find agreement on refugee policy or risk losing hunch up. and a drive for women's autonomy all the economy a billion dollar reason for saudi arabia to allow them then in the driving seat. they will go is glow on sunday after world cup off to england seven gold trailer colombia followed suit the south americans pitch three possible undocking the european side out of the competition and boosting their own hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the tournament. welcome i'm of the thought she might. dicky's mean opposition candidate will hurt

him in she has conceded defeat to president richard drawn in national elections but he won the country was headed into a dangerous eat a one man rule as a presidency comes with new vastly extended powers this first have a look at the presidential results until the state news agency puts a draw on at just under fifty three percent his main challenger had an inch of the secular c.h.p. the republican people spotty got drunk thirty one percent while a cell had seen them a dash of the proca h.t.t.p. has pulled in just over eight percent. the following meant elections were also held on sunday in edmonds islamic conservative party in an alliance has also secured a majority in parliament and you are now office in a newly instituted executive presidency with sweeping the authority over the legislature and the judiciary.

one flag one country the crowd chants led by one man reject type other one has tightened his grip on power in turkey after winning sunday's presidential poll he thanked his supporters in ankara after the electoral commission declared his victory. the winner this election is democracy. our nation. the winners of this election every one of the eighty one million citizens. his supporters were overjoyed just like. them or. we were at the capital of democracy and human rights elections were perfect we've won a victory again that's i've heard one is the best president the world can also. not

celebrating is the main opposition c.h.p. party but a once main challenger mojave mincha had hoped to force one into a second round runoff and unite the various opposition groups behind him. inches back as i'm now dismayed such as misinformation and we're devastated we already have no freedom of opinion no civil rights if the systematic changes for the worse with finished this is that we should only for country i but there was some opposition groups celebrating in other parts of turkey in the parliamentary contest the pro kurdish people's democratic party your h.d. p. managed to support us the ten percent threshold required to enter parliament it would now form the country's second largest opposition faction something which is surely a disappointment to one. but nevertheless his win the ashes in the new political system under which he becomes head of both state and the government are

one insists this will bring prosperity and stability to the country following a failed coup attempt to years ago but critics say the new system will further erode democracy in turkey. that now going to cause one and dorian jones in istanbul during a big win for now with this election he has moved from a parliamentary system to an executive presidency so how powerful does this make. well he's extremely powerful now he can rule by to create with the force of the law he also has extended control of the appointment of turkey's top judges and he also chooses who the ministers are who will report directly to him the role of parliament is significantly diminished and the post of prime minister now no longer exists president heard one now has literally no checks to his power no one in change the leader of the main opposition party the c.h.p.

has conceded defeat but he warned that turkey is heading towards what he called a one man regime now ahead of this election the opposition was gaining momentum why did she have to get the votes it was hoping for despite the high voter turnout well being speaking at a press conference and he claims he has done well in fact he points out to the fact that for the first time his party is secured over thirty percent of the vote in forty years he said the problem lay with the other candidates fail to do as well as him and deny securing the majority vote the bulls point out though that he says that from this campaign which he says is successful in many ways he will carry the campaign forward pointing out that turkey is facing what he says is the biggest threat to the future of the country with this one man regime and he's pledged to continue fighting and continue campaigning. now during all the intellectuals who

also have been sounding the poor kurdish party the h.t.t.p. has made it into parliament as have several other bodies how strong is a k.p. in parliament. well eartha one thank you pm fat loss it's majority in parliament now has to rely on its electoral partner the nationalist faction party who it has been working closely with in the last two years but they have done extremely well much better than anyone predicted so in many ways they have a much stronger hand in parliament itself and one will have to work with them and they will possibly be dictating a far harder line towards the battle against kurdish insurgents and kurdish rights in some ways it could restrict third one some billeted to maneuver to some degree but the fact remains at the end of the day parliament's influence is very much reduced i don't know what does energize reelection expanded powers mean for turkey's relations with the e.u. as well as for the country's foreign policy dorian well it certainly

enhances his position when he deals with the european union he has been under a lot of pressure over there to crack down on on human rights but one will now turn around and say look i've had a fair election i've got an overwhelming victory i am representing the people of turkey and he will believe we'll have a much stronger position when he sits down with european union leaders who we will expect to be far muted in their criticism and at the end of the day he does have major bargaining chips the migrant deal he knows europe is very keen for that to continue to control migrants in train europe very much enhanced position and he's also warning of a much tougher stance towards syria turkish forces are in syria fighting syrian kurdish militia he has warned that that will continue and those operations will continue to expand he feels in a very enhanced and strong position going forward dorian jones in istanbul thank you very much. and in this high stakes election the votes of turkish citizens overseas were also important many lives here in germany home to europe's largest

turkish community in the lead up to the elections german authorities banned campaigning by turkish politicians on german soil election results show everyone has taken two thirds of votes among germany's turkish community but across berlin a clear political divide was on full display. they count themselves among added ones most loyal supporters dozens streamed onto the streets as the results rolled in gathering in the heart of berlin as their hopes were being realized over two thousand kilometers away. really excited very happy i can't put it into words i like the president and i support the germany should recognize that he's not a dictator we have a great president and everybody should see and hear that. just a few streets away a very different picture. tempers run high as ed one opponents came

face to face with those who helped secure his return to power. came to a large turkish community poland's critz burg is in many ways a microcosm of turkish society with people of every political stripe living side by side and with one point four million people in germany eligible to vote it was clear they could play a key role in shaping turkey's future for the minority and one opponents the stakes couldn't have been higher with no send into despair as the result became clear. thinking any hope for democracy is being extinguished it will just be a dictatorship a one man rule. more disappointment this time of the gathering for supporters of the pro kurdish h.t.t.p. party. he's a mentions it's not there are these people who stand by at once per. i don't feel they belong in germany we should think about what has gone wrong here for people to still feel so connected to turkey and it took

a bit. community here in germany is now facing a very different turkey to the one they once knew a facts not lost on anyone supporters as they celebrate a new chapter in turkish politics. in germany the spokesperson for angela merkel said the chancellor will persist in seeking a european wide solution on refugee policy this comes a day after a summit of sixteen e.u. leaders in brussels for their feet to come up with concrete plans america said there was plenty of goodwill on trying to find solutions she also said she would consider dealing directly with separate countries is facing a revolt by have a very conservative allies over the issue which could break up her government let me join the dumbass political correspondent hans brandt at a parliamentary studios hans is the outcome of sunday's mini summit going to be enough to soothe america's bavarian allies. well as far as we know what she has

achieved so far certainly is not enough we don't know what other agreements are still possible in the next few days behind the scenes the negotiations are very much likely to be going on what the bavarians conservative allies have said is that they would be satisfied with something that is effectively the same to what they have been demanding which is that they want to be able to close german borders to people who have applied for asylum elsewhere in europe at the moment that is not possible so if not go find some sort of agreement maybe with single european countries with neighboring countries such as all strayer for instance or with it to the that's such people that have applied for asylum in those countries can be turned back at the border maybe that might be enough to satisfy the bavarians at the moment they have not given any indication that they are prepared actually to back down on their on their demands to the politicians from the very i'm not prepared to back down but do we know what or do you bavarians feel about the issue

. yes indeed there have been several polls in the last few days a new one came out only today and the results in fact are not very positive for the bavarian conservatives the polls show that in fact support for angela merkel is much higher than for the support for the bavarian leaders that are pushing this confrontation with narco and even markets policies in fact the idea of trying to find a european solution to this migration question again has much more support than the idea by the very and cons of has to try and block the borders without consulting european neighbors so at the moment it seems that even within bavaria the policy of confrontation with anger narco is not producing the kind of gains that the bavarian christian social union wants to have especially in light of the fact that it is facing regional elections in october and is facing at the moment quite a significant loss of support in his home area at the same time his does not

speculation that medicos government could sink or would this issue a fire refugee policy is likely. we can't say whether it's likely at the moment but it certainly is possible it is the fact that the bavarians they have the interior minister and mark holds government holds the whole fight is from bavaria and he is the one that has been pushing marco very hard on this issue and has not given no indication so far of backing galled if you call to news to insist on pushing through his there months he had threatened that he interior minister might take this decision on his own and try to confront america in that way if that happens america might be forced to throw him out of cover not enough which certainly leads to the collapse of the government but at the moment that's not clear we have to wait for the european union summit which is taking part taking place this weekend after that there will be continuing the. discussions between the variance malco

side of the coalition and only after that in other words early next week when we know for sure what the outcome of this confrontation will be hands drawn to the deadliest political correspondent thank you very much for that assessment. now for a look at us for a look at some other stories making news around the why the libyan girls conses it has rescued several hundred refugees from drama in a series of operations off the north african coast among them well many women and children a stronger coast guard presence is reported to have shop pick up the number of seatings since last summer flash floods and landslides in northern vietnam have killed at least seven p. through the trap still missing officials fear the death toll could rise vietnam is often hit by storms and floods making it one of the most disaster prone countries in the wide. in thailand risky crews are pressing on with their search for travellers and their football coach who read missing for nearly forty eight hours

in a flooded cave complex officials have said they found evidence that led them to believe the group is still alive but high water levels have complicated this search efforts the pristine caves of northern thailand draw our visitors from across the world but during the rainy season sightseers risk getting trapped by flash floods this is what authorities believe happened to the u.s. soccer team who entered the cave on saturday it's hoped the boys and their coach are still alive in a large chamber one official says they have found hand and foot prints on monday divers failed to find them before kilometer passage blocked by rising waters dark conditions and low oxygen levels are also delaying the rescuers progress outside relatives of the missing wait anxiously yet there is hope for a park official says that in the past people trapped by floods have been rescued

days later once the water has receded. and they're going on this concern about the city of germany's economy and that's right emrys we are seeing the economy facing headwinds this year the mood generally among can see a company executives has been darkening as the world's tiptoes towards a full blown trade war will business confidence evt in june to its lowest level in more than a year meanwhile economic research institute has gone ahead and cut germany's twenty eight hundred growth for calls from two point six percent down to one point eight percent. the retail sector has been a pillar of the german economy in recent years. but retailers themselves now have a pessimistic outlook says the munich based evo economic institute. that's also due to new challenges for germany both at home and abroad. chancellor angela merkel is

dealing with a political crisis her very own coalition partners the c.s.u. have taken a tougher stance against immigration. to that the dispute between the us and its major trade partners washington has threatened even more tariffs in retaliation to the e.u. use new levies on american products experts say germany would be the big loser any new tarps on its automotive industry would hit more than other e.u. countries. german companies b.m.w. and siemens have joined us in voicing their concerns about staying and investing it britain the companies all cite uncertainty surrounding a post for exit deal with the e.u. and that criticism was magnified by new survey among business leaders in six e.u. countries the hoffa of eight hundred executives polled by the new bacon mckenzie said their firms had reduced investment in the u.k. since the briggs it aeronautics company air bus said last week that

a no deal scenario might lead it to move thousands of jobs abroad. well the u.s. government continues to review its trade relations with the world but china and the e.u. have reiterated their opposition to washington's protectionist stance and their own commitment to the existing global trade order senior officials from china and the e.u. met in beijing earlier on monday to conclude talks on a bilateral investment deal chinese a deputy prime minister said to you hey said he hopes europe would ease its controls on exports to china the european commission vice president in turn called on china to ease market access restrictions and tackle that issue of steel overcapacity. women in saudi arabia are no longer stuck in the passenger's seat the country has started to issue driver's licenses to women once again on sunday the first female drivers were able to get behind the wheel but to what

extent is it a case of giving women more autonomy and to what extent is it about giving the economy a boost getting into the car to drive to work around our friends it's a first for most saudi women who are literally forced to take a back seat for the last sixty years through illusionary nature of the move makes even mundane tasks exciting it's more for the quicker carcasses or. what there was of a really well i want to take a picture of myself i want to take a selfie of. analysts predict tree million female drivers and tell you roads by twenty twenty their new found automotive freedom he's also expected to benefits how do your abs economy. mobility is said to improve women's access to the job market crown prince moment been soman hopes that thirty percent of women will be contribution to their household income by twenty thirty. one each of us high

sometimes to do what they really want to do just because we don't have anyone to drop us off our because. the new policy is also a business opportunity firstly due to the demand for new driving schools catering solely to women. meanwhile car dealerships i can ring up for female customers local media forecast annual growth of six to ten percent for the domestic car market but that could be optimistic last year new car sales in saudi arabia fell by over twenty percent the slump was partly due to the country's recession saudi arabia's g.d.p. thought was zero point five percent and twenty seventeen turning the all dependent kingdom into a successful modern economy will take more than having women at the wheel.

they were the highest scoring day at the was kept so far to share that excitement i had with me ed mccambridge from good obvious sports stats and to take us through all those goals are welcome and you must be ecstatic with that panama england result well this is one of those rare world cup days where as an englishman i can come and speak to you guys with a big smile plastered across my face yes it was panama yes england were expected to win this can comfortably but it was still an impressive results especially given the low expectation on england going into this tournament one of the youngest squads a relatively inexperienced manager but it gives me great pleasure now as introduce the report let's have a look at what happened. england showed their dominance from the start john stones opened the scoring and just minutes later harry came doubled the lead a sublime shot by jesse link up made it three. before johnstone's got his brace in the forty eight minutes. ahead of the

break harry k. made it five completing his hat trick only in the second time off. celebrates a late consolation like a winner but it was england's who victorious six one the final score their highest ever world cup win. well for what was coming home on race i think we can see that quite clearly. you know but in all seriousness a great result for england if we still smarting off the belgium game on thursday i will be very pleased and it was kind of i was playing in the world cup for the first time i must also mention that but now defending goes in group h. talk us with that like you say another seven goals in group h. but two very different games open for all four teams were actually the first was very tight you can test the fed japan against senegal but there is a clear winner in poland's clash with colombia let's take a look at how that turned out. columbia is yemeni and deservedly opened the scoring after forty minutes. because of pedro's were the better team and went on to add two

more goals on the counter in the second half of the men falcao and one point zero securing the impressive three male scoreline. colombia remain third in the group while poland suffer an early exit for the third time in a row. in the clash of group h. leaders sanyo money opened the scoring for senegal thanks to some comical defending by japan. samurai blue equalised with their first shot on goal through takashi in week then the youngest player on the pitch nineteen year old mr wagner restored the lead for senegal only for japan to level again through keisuke honda two of the final score. so now the world cup hits a crucial stacy with four games taking place at the host nation and action what is at stake for russia well simply put top spot of group is up for grabs it's europe

why against russia win or draw and russia take top spot in group a so it's going to be it's an important game. but i think even a loss against uruguay wouldn't dampen russian spirits at the moment they went into this tournament their own tournament as the lowest ranked faith to tame a lot of people but what even expect them to get out of the group but slowly pessimism has turned into optimism they've blown away the competition it's been absolutely phenomenal now speaking of the competition the other two teams group also in action to the egypt against saudi arabia now it's a bit of a dead rubber neither side can progress to the knockout stages but there is pride at stake and it's world cup after all so should be a good game absolutely in talking off each of the spin of the headlines because most of their kind of heroic a clear is apparently done to retire from the national football what's that about well this is a bit of a strange one i mean it's been a miserable tournament for age. and most seller especially he went into this tournament slightly injured didn't get to play in the first game now egypt have already been eliminated but they have been off the field problems as well the

egyptians f i n f a's decision to base the team in chechnya has caused controversy controversy with human rights groups and the fact that the team auster then attend a banquet hosted by chechen leader ramzan kadyrov has really been great with a lot of concern by by most solemn in particular the fact that then use this banquet to grant citizenship to mossad really hasn't gone down well he's reportedly furious at being used as a political symbol in was supposed to be a celebration of football this summer so whether or not he actually does retire from egyptian all remains to be saying but it's a very embarrassing situation for the egyptian a really terrible situation actually let's look at another exciting match coming up today spain and portugal spain and portugal are both in action today spain take on morocco in the games all at the same time so they can be notion of collusion and people knowing what they have to do to knock each other out with keep in the same time not to say spain against morocco if they win they should top group be

elsewhere literally run who nobody expects to get very far between when they have the opportunity to also go through if they can beat portugal tough ask who knows but who knows not of exciting football to look forward to and the cambridge thank you very much for sharing all those details with us. you're watching me every minute the top story that we're following for you european election monitors have criticised an unfair playing field in turkey's presidential and parliamentary elections in its preliminary report the group said president and his ruling party had quote a notable advantage including with media coverage on has won reelection to the presidents even more than half the vote. i have more news for you and i mean well you can always go to our website for more that's the dot com you can also follow us on twitter as well as on facebook that's it for now i've.

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