the news live from poland the confusion on suspicion in the aftermath of thailand's election as initial emerged the party of the country's military just appears to have taken the lead in the popular vote the potence a crying foul the same thing should. also on the program president. not conspire with russia this is according to the summary. complete

exoneration no conclusion no abstraction pleasure in truck is wrong this report does not amount to a so-called total exoneration. over how to interpret the findings and demand to see the report. from britain's prime minister theresa may come some to increasing pressure as she fails to find the solution to the present. now some lawmakers are trying to take charge of the situation. and germany is finally. back in the peach pits survives the netherlands for the last gasp whether it's the country's few some football crisis.

welcome to the program thailand has postponed the initial results from the country's general election until friday officials gave no explanation for the delay it was the country's first election since the military just seized power five years ago unconfirmed of figures show the pro party has won the popular vote but opposition parties say it has been the election has been mobbed by irregularities. he became prime minister thanks to a coup now private channel show looks to have secured a democratic mandate for keeping the job his party which is linked to thailand's powerful military appeared set in a victory soon after partial results were released. we have we have indicated the principle is that. the party of parties said that. they are able to assemble the largest number of

which should have the opportunity to try for the next government. waking up to the news this morning this man said he was happy about a continuation of power. i think the country is heading in a direction prior to his plans he will take care of the economy peace and especially corruption. but others aren't convinced that the electoral system favors the power patcher wrap party if you had expected it to do so well. i was surprised the p.p. got the most votes. by the looks of the popular votes the p.p.r. pay appears to have swayed voters in the country's poor rural north but rights groups are questioning the credibility of the election. there were report about forth by there were reports about your equality is involved cowan tabulation there were reports about intimidation of opposition party members. with

criticism growing over the way to vote was carried out the political divisions that have afflicted thailand in the last decade could deepen even further so let's look a little closer this i'm joined by jenji here some but one cd she's a research associate at the german institute for global and area studies and also professor bangkok's at thomson university welcome to the let's start with this delay of the vietnam's front of these results what is behind that well i mean this is just another if you sort of electoral ereka lot of these that they experienced over the past months. the context of the election commission is that they have to make sure that the when top party wins the election and so for the past two or three months they have been a lot of creation of. even the playing field if you like

and they've been bashing the opposition parties at that at the same time allowing went up to do what it was they can do to take the advantage ok so as far as you are clear in your mind that these are like your irregularities are deliberate yeah yeah ok so the given that i'm so that the the other big surprise of this is election is that. the pro military party appears to have done so well but given what you've just said nobody should be surprised no actually as the thai person i expect that and a lot of people expect that you have to understand the meaning of this election for the the elites the who into the election is seen as a way to set stay in the military rule. did to my eyes it fall popular bessie's right so they have to make sure they win the election and they have done everything to deliver that result so there is so it's not surprising at all and right now i

think what's what's expected for the one time for us is how they could. organize and form the quality ssion and there's a lot of chaos out there at the moment and why do they need a coalition if they have to have their in charge of pretty much all of that believes of state. just i'm just you say as you declare they have rigged elections why not just rig and say we are everything let's get on with it yet spot on i mean the election has to pick has to be decorative as it is a free and fair election it has the look inside to look that way but it still has to deliver the result that is authentic just for the junta so they have to. actually doesn't win the parliamentary seats they only got popular votes more than

the other party so right now they have over one hundred seats and they have to organize a coalition with another party but the most important part is this they have two hundred fifty handpicked senate in that pocket so altogether they only the it i live it more on top of the senate seat in order to form the government ok so that as you see it pretty much got the job got the job done and now they just need to just do the final bit if you talk about this very calmly and without emotion the idea of this election being stolen you know because you are a political scientist do do do regular times look at this and know which way it's going to go and know that it's old. just an illusion this this is emotional the whole election is very emotional for thais i mean i have to sort of suppress my anger because this is international. but but is very emotional deciding has been

divided and the election is so was that the vision shows that evolution basically this is the ideological vote you have half of the country that has void that far that they can and the rest of the country has for the conservative cap if you like and of course the other half of this country feels that the election is not fair first of all but also they feel that they are defeated ted and there's no change the election thousand in the first shade ok thank you so much for your time this is especially interesting a very clear. so but don't see thank you thank you. to the united states and he said it was politically motivated witch hunts not president trump claims he has been fully vindicated after the mother reports failed to establish that he or his campaign conspired with russia so influence the twenty sixteen presidential election but democrats say some of the findings such as whether the president

obstructed justice oh not so clear. clearly happy u.s. president donald trump returned to washington on sunday after the u.s. attorney general released the first summary of robert miller's report. that a. great place under. great place for. the investigation into whether trump and his aides colluded with russia during the twenty sixteen presidential election campaign had become a political thriller in a letter to congress attorney general william barr said the report had not found enough evidence to prove that the trump campaign conspired with the russian government. barr also said the report could not establish that the president of structed miller's investigation. for president trump the

message is clear there was no collusion with the russian there was no ups truck here and none whatsoever. and it was a complete and total exoneration. so is it all over well no not for the democrats. president is wrong this report this is not amount to a so-called total exoneration the special counsel moeller was clear that his report quote does not exonerate close quote the president. highly anticipated the news caused mixed reactions some american spoke of a turning point in trump's presidency but others remain skeptical i don't trust him to be honest. i don't want i don't trust trump or anything. and i don't trust anybody who's investigating him i think now we can you know sleep well and i think

. that will of course complain and. president doesn't need to be impeached by any means while republicans consider muller's report a victory democrats say the attorney general's four page summary does not offer sufficient closure they're calling for the department of justice to release the full report expect the partisan fight over that issue now as the american public remains as divided as ever. to britain and frank sets in the country's prime minister and her cabinet are holding crunch meeting ahead of a week of important parliamentary vote on this issue so it's a maze chances of getting her withdrawal deal through a vote in parliament remote after a weekend crisis meeting at her country president sepp checkers broke up without agreement that meeting happened to me perforce to members of the capital planning to move under

a new type table agreed with european leaders last week which is my house until the twelfth of april when parliament's backing for a deal or find a viable alternative. it's not than that but we join to talk to correspondent up back at mass welcome back so massive pressure on theresa may over the weekend speculations that members of her own government are trying to unseat how are things looking for her today. they're looking very very shaky i have to say even members of the conservative party that have so far been very loyal to the reason they are now openly telling had to step down and the sun as well the tabloid paper says time's up series say there is a yeah there is really a sentiment that the dr minister's days might be numbered and it's really not clear whether she will still be prime minister at the end of this week question is is that going to happen and if so who's going to support or two of her cabinet

colleagues that were meant to be potential interim prime ministers have so far back to us or let's listen to what they've had to say but i think it's it's not going to change. just to the right. course from my point if you go with a very clear. one hundred percent behind the prime minister i'm working flat out of always have been to try to get support for her do you. well today's cabinet meeting will be followed by a week of parliamentary debates and a vote on the bracks budget must talk us through what we're going to see and what's going to happen this week. well what's most likely to happen are so-called indicative very soup parliamentarians effectively taking control here of house of commons and trying to vote on several alternative visions of bricks and trying to

forge somehow a consensus. behind one particular version of brakes of which would be an alternative to the prime minister's version so these votes on non-binding but if parliamentarians where to unite behind an alternative break said that was of course a sound a very very strong message to reason they will most likely also put had again towards parliament so that deal is i don't knife edge and she hasn't really confirmed whether she's going to do it or not but those are the key developments that we're going to see during this week and by the end of this week we should have either to resign may's deal voted through or we should know if parliament is able to unite behind something that's not to resign may's dio get mass in london thank you. take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world president xi

jinping of china is in the france for talks with president kroll it's the last stop on his last last stop of the stream nation tour of europe aimed at boosting trade and diplomatic ties despite the meeting president macra has urged the e.u. to be wary china's growing influence around the world union. government officials in mali have visited the site of a massacre targeting villages belonging to the salon the people at least one hundred thirty four felony herders were killed by government on saturday survivors of the attack claimed that african dog on hunters are carried out the killings to come amid a surge in deadly violence in the country. thousands of miles through argentina's capital by desires to commemorate victims of the country's brutal military dictatorship forty two years ago military officials a seized power and oversaw the disappearance of tens of thousands of people many members of the four much on time in prison for crimes against humanity and genocide

. prince charles and his wife the duchess of cornwall have begun a visit to cuba the first official visit to the communist country by members of the british royal family the british government asked the prince to visit as part of his tour aimed at strengthening trade and cultural ties with the region. israel now where at least seven people have been wounded by a rocket that struck a home northeast of tel aviv israeli officials say the profit was fired from gaza strip and the blaming the gaza strip holding the hamas movement for the strike though there has been no claim of responsibility but now israel is reinforcing its border with the territory and threatening retaliation. get more on this from day w. correspondent tanya kraemer in jerusalem welcome timing what form is this retaliation likely to take. its first tour that. expected. now as it's always the case it's actually the second time in two weeks at

a longer range of us launched into center is the last time it was in the television area itself and in an open field it was spread by israel over one hundred s. to expect carried out at that time with no casualties but then it was to escalate this rather quickly of the health of the egyptians. and because there was an understanding that that is a mistake and don't of the ruckus but it looks speight different this time we understand mr netanyahu is now is to sing but has said that he will cut short his visit there and come to follow divans here is a much pressure now to deliver a hostile response is also next can paint here and a lot of politicians came out this morning saying district price you know a house response as money for a military operation of this i've called. polling for a military as a sin it targeted killings of militant leaders in gaza and also

a picture. on the life to be in an israeli t.v. it just could launced of the. villages came down and houses a civilian target it cost increase and of course and people were expecting much harsher than usual of her so israel blames hamas hamas has made no formal response yet why would they attack israel now. well this is a none of the militant groups have claimed responsibility for that so we have to wait and see if there's anything there have been reports saying that some source in hamas said this was actually an accidental launch but that it's not being confirmed now the situation in gaza has been very tight and actually come to new week just days before the anniversary also the protest complain that a growing on. the fence. directed against israel against the blockade of gaza has

been sealed off for over a decade but they also have a test in sight from against hamas protesters have crossed. and. he says that every calling hamas from support for that at the rocket was launched from the sounds of the strip and now we are seeing preparations on both sides israel has. also alerted some office. in gaza we understand that the hamas chief was due to get the speech today that was canceled so does expect and you know there will be retaliation. and jerusalem thank you. it's a ten days since a psych learned a a struck the three southern african countries of malawi most of bacon same barboy

at least seven hundred fifty people are reported dead thousands more are still unaccounted for hundreds of thousands have been displaced and one of the worst hit places was the city of baron in mozambique they're all sars is of aid agencies are battling to prevent the outbreak of disease especially cholera and to restore power and water to communities. a school building serves as an impromptu shelter for these people many have fled to outlying regions for beara here in most a big second largest city they hope to find aid food and clean water one of them is christina period of who just became a mother the focal point of the op i thought i had just given birth to twins in the hospital when the catastrophe struck. me as i was on my way home after the birth the psycho destroyed our entire house and we had nothing left to eat. that's why i came to this school to us assume. that most areas remain submerged and look like an

inland sea rural regions are hard to get to the u.n. world food program has been making deliveries by air and says its mission has reached a similar level to aid programs in the war zones of yemen and syria the u.n. says one point eight million people are affected in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi six hundred thousand people have lost their homes and now there is a risk of disease outbreaks. we'll have all the reform reigning in for you then we'll have roller over that area. so they go way over there at three there are really cleanup work has begun indiana but more and more aid organizations are arriving to open an emergency shelters for the increasing numbers of people who are fleeing to the city to find protection heavy rains are forecast again for next week. for germany's national football team beat the netherlands three two in amsterdam on sunday it was their

first match in qualifying for the twenty twenty four opinion championship mccambridge from the interview sport is here to talk us through what was what turned out to be an exciting game what did you make of this well whoever said international football had to be boring outside and i just wanted to fill this was a five goal thriller between two of the fiercest rivals on the world stage and germany go off to a blistering start could see on the roy sinai a bit of a poster boy for the new era having been left out of the last summer's world cup squad surged madly then double germany's lead with an absolute peach of a goal but you can't keep the dutch down they fought back and it was memphis the paiute equalized shortly before the end of the game however germany rose the occasion and a fresh face and nitro schultz actually gave them a very late winner which is given your gloves side a big confidence boost following a very difficult spell last year and also three points in the euro for european qualification campaign did make some big changes to the squad and sunday's victory well doug comes off the back of last week's disappointing what'll friendly against

serbia so what is your impression of this new look team well it really does have a feel of a new look team a lot of us all know already that mats hummels drum and thomas miller axed from the squad quite recently for love sport in a fresh crop of new faces and also implemented a new system a paper to strikers last night which isn't something they they normally do and they were actually fantastic going forward they weren't quite as good in other areas of the pitch midfield needs a little bit of work and defense appears to lack a few leaders but you know it was a positive result and we're about to hear from leroy sana he spoke positively about the game last night. listen we have a few new young players really young team now because we've got lots more to learn but i think we played a really good game this river. so what do you think as we look across this year do you think by the end of it will have been proven rights to ditch the big names well i think it might be a little bit too early to call that i actually think that he's probably going to be

vindicated in his decision to exclude thomas muller from the squad like i say they had a wealth of attacking options last night really fantastic going forward but like i said they were a little bit shaky at the back and i wouldn't be surprised if love actually has to make a u. turn on his decision and recall it a match formals or your own batang to shore up that defense well let's hope peace watching mccambridge the thank you. kenyan teacher from remote villages won a million dollar prize in dubai peter beattie works in a government run school that has just one computer and poor internet access judges said that despite the obstacles he'd made a huge difference to his students' lives it's a debate see who gives away most of his things to the poor was awarded the annual global teacher prize in a ceremony hosted by actor hugh jackman the winner. of the global teacher prize for two thousand and nineteen it's.

headed to bochy. joy as franciscan monk and science teacher peter to be chief is crowned world's best teacher asked. if he creates its. i can't believe it is sloppy. about the best teachers and what. being the best way. to be she works as a math and science teacher at a remote secondary school in kenya's rift valley drought and famine are common in the region and ninety five percent of pupils at kerry coast school come from poor families almost a third of all friends and many can't afford food at home to be cheated left his job at a private school to help children in need. his classes despite being

very overcrowded and having few resources have seen his pupils go on to win national and international science competitions to the cheese efforts to turn things around have worked in the past three years in rome and he has doubled and the number of students who go on to further study has jumped dramatically he also gives away eighty percent of his own income to the poor and plans to continue one in this vein with his million dollar prize money. this one i'm going to leave you for this society ok because myself. a private ok me suck it up for the hold cool thing on everything so i did to so happy in fact it is a great moment to the to the set is when for benefits to be cheap credit to days when to his students and said it was the sign they could do anything they set out to change. is remind the top story of thailand just postponed until

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