oh. you know. what. the. ruling social democrat suffer the worst election result in a century while the democrats take major gains with their anti immigration platform . elsewhere as a new wave of anti migrant demonstrations hits germany the country's domestic intelligent heads head comes under fire for saying videos of more violence in cabinets could be fake. spite gets free from islamic state terrorists almost a year ago we report coming up on how the terror group remains active across large swathes of the country. straight away and my son has been lying on the

ground if i knew the matter is told us they were from the islamic state in iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint run by terrorists. by their very good evening i'm kevin zero in this is art international is just six in the evening here in moscow now first than the right wing sweden democrats party has won its largest have a share of the vote over seventeen percent in the general election dominated by concerns over immigration this last weekend the party's leader declared his movement the true victors. you'll be up there as well the only thing i know who's won this election is the sweden democrats that's how it is very we are strengthening our pivotal position and increasing our seats in the swedish parliament and see that we are going to get incredible influence in the future and

no one can take that away from us so a democrat in the sweden democrats. will help society to be able to only increase division and hate even so it was a disappointing night for the prime minister's ruling social democrats with just twenty eight percent is their lowest result in a century the swedish moderates are in second place with nearly twenty percent with no clear winner though the result likely means lengthy negotiations now on forming a governing coalition now maria financial reporting for us from sweden in the run up to the election and earlier today she told us a bit more about the mood prevailing in the country right now. the mood was not easy i can even say it was quite depressive this what i felt after a tour in sweden for almost fourteen days people were telling me things are not like they used to be health care or justice system police even transportation i remember we had a rendezvous with one politician in ma in the southern sweden and he was late for

a full two minutes after his train was delayed and when he finally arrived he was like oh even trains don't run on time in this country anymore so of course it was a joke but with some big to truth that people were not quite happy with the happening in sweden but security was the biggest concern of course with cars burned throughout the country with gang shootings on the rise now we're driving into the southern part of stockholm sweden capital one of the areas called by police as vulnerable area or especially vulnerable area or risk area around the refer to the to the few people who have. ever believed it was either the violent that it was a part of to. move to the local do you know who drove over mafia give me money the woman who. was the gun you may know

that but again bad things mostly happened in these vulnerable areas but this feeling of insecurity spread far beyond those songs and that's really what the sweden democrats were trying to capitalize on making trying to make that the reg link between immigration and growing oh yeah they've talked a lot about violent crime during they are comparing and they blamed immigrants for all the problems in the country the years it was considered for a taller in sweden as i'm over told to talk bad about immigration this is why sweden democrats often and openly. were accused of been nazi or carry nazi ideas for this position. but i can say that there were many. more extreme groups much more extreme groups in sweden running for these three elections for example nordic resistance movement they present themselves actually like people are soldiers and they were hoping to get some votes during this campaign is well.

i. don't know if there was definitely a very very good person or the german people definitely. the free germany. they are against this we're against the masses move racism and so beleaguered to say that it looks like i mean that must be cause for the police to intervene and as you say in such a renowned liberal country like sweden what were people saying to you about well whether we're right in sweden democrats were wrong or right many people believed that immigrants are indeed to blame and that's what i felt while travelling across sweden this and immigration no particular entity no new repeat immigration sense this what we filmed in house and worked we didn't is not swedish anymore i mean

this is still the change here used to be a small little shop where you could buy hotdogs now it's sort of you never find any swedish dogs anymore but in a sense. this became you. know it's just here. all the signs are you know how big is your problem your org is oh no no no no we're going to let you room with me even if we do take second actually to you you know i'm very sad that sweden is not a swedish country anymore it makes me want to cry i don't read. a nice high i.q. if you like crying cloyd so you can see not an easy time for sweden and as many people told me in the country it's not easy to make a right choice because i really like too much of everything and not clear who can actually fix this mccully call

a break talk to can't echo rude from the sweden democrats party gave us his thoughts on last night's election results. grew more then we did so in. success. and also when it comes to the kingmaker position in a swedish parliament and what about those perceptions that your party is just trying to put an acceptable face on some of the more extreme elements in swedish political society lumping it with far right groups like alternative sweden or nordic resistance well that's left wing media trying to demonize parties like ours what we can say and what we do know is that my point of view is not responsible for the chaos that sweden is in with immigration and with all the problems we. have been doing this for thirty maybe forty years. in every election they come up with the same so-called solutions to problems they themselves made in the same thing all

over again what has never been tried in sweden is a less immigration system one thing that's never been tried. the one thing we want to see is sweden zero immigration to get people to move back to their home countries we can say. elsewhere in europe rallies been held in germany after twenty two year old man died shortly after a reported street fight with migrants it comes hard on the heels of last week's unrest in the city of kemet and the divisions seems even to have reached now the top level the country's security services with the domestic intelligence head coming to file for his latest comments on mob violence in its our europe correspondent peter all of a. has the details plenty of questions heading the way of hands in the head of germany's internal intelligence service the beer file that's roughly the equivalent of m i five in the united kingdom or the f.b.i. in the united states now he made claims in an interview last week with

a german newspaper the videos were supposed to show members of the migrant demonstration groups hunting down and attacking people in the city of candidates who looked foreign or they thought were migrants he said videos could well have been faked and actually directly accused the media of trying to manipulate public opinion by putting those videos out oversea strong claims made against the press already there they become even stronger when you look at the chancellor angela merkel specifically cited these videos in her well admonishment of the anti migrant demonstrators of the far right demonstrators in the city of candidates and elsewhere across germany there's been a lot of calls for mr marson to produce some proof to back up his claims in fact members of the left party the social democrats and the greens here in germany call for a palm entry inquiry into the comments of mr marson and actually gone some of gone

so far as to say that he should be stripped of his position and the s.p.d. risking the government that mr marson be removed from office since he's using his agency says seventy to present all those who've been reporting about the horrible events in chemists and spreading this information and indeed he's clearly supporting the propaganda of the n.t. and divide in general. mr marston's task is to expose the enemies of the constitution and his latest comments will result in the exact opposite if he fails to immediately provide proof for his clients that's why we have the s.p.d. have decided to call a parliamentary hearing next week so that mr marston has the opportunity to back up his assertions german into. mr hawes who's mr marson is direct boss says he still has faith in him his head of the beer however he must produce some proof to back up those claims that he made and it's certainly said to be a busy week it would seem that your mass and he's also facing accusations that he

handed off intelligence assessments into alternative for germany the f d. secret meetings with the minutes held some kind of bias towards them well the f.d.a. denied that they were handed any documents or any secret meetings took place but there is still a lot of people looking to mr marson asking questions about this incident as well as the interview he gave to build and those people want answers immediately. in iraq a spree of islamic state kidnappings and attacks have targeted security forces and civilians despite losing territory the militants a still active in many parts of the country i don't know turning to guerrilla warfare we heard from the relatives of some of those who lost their lives in the ongoing violence. that fuel says the last book good so far so controlled areas.

the coalition to defeat isis has liberated very close to one hundred percent of the territory just recently held by these killers in iraq we have just absolutely decimated isis just absolutely obliterated isis in iraq. the other one how many i don't have one but the checkpoint and the six or seven militants or did they manage to get out of the car the terrorists i didn't ask why i dumped cards or anything but they opened fire on them straight away that i'm here and my son and husband her lying on the ground before i knew it the murderous told us they were from the islamic state in iraq. that's the car that got on my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint run by i saw terrorists have it.

miss that aside but the thought of this failed to warn us that the world was their interests and that there was a nice point that was completely unaware and to capitally off to the terrorists killed my son husband that by fifty two the security. will says hours to get to the site and even after they did that they didn't want to close to the car as they feared it was booby trapped cell more idea terrorist demanded the release of some

sunni women held in iraqi custody in exchange for my brother and others but the authorities abdicated responsibility for the negotiations and i found myself having to do the talks on my own current iraqi leaders are failures they keep making statements and giving conferences but they are not doing anything on the ground. or the one. i saw has lost everything and they no longer have the ability to control territories so what they're doing now is an attempt to send messages to the media trying to show them they still exist by conducting terrorist attacks against innocent civilians those attempts are in fact pathetic and a sign of desperation like. the french presence among them across come in for

a barros of criticism online after a video emerged of him talking to a group of my goods. on the thoroughness of the end of. the call. for you know i didn't. know like that of the. lady of the hundred for them very difficult to do you know silly little girls that we don't have time to sit at the. political level just a little. shot to do but as he joins us live from paris well scott everyone well they added charlotte. well pretty embarrassing the video there for president as he saw in the video a man claims that he's from algeria and he's been on holiday in france for can you believe it is now mr mack on a little bit surprised when he heard that but just sort of says to him go get regulated go get documented so you can be in france probably in the man says yes i'm going to but the reaction on twitter has been absolutely outrage that that was

the president's only reaction to a man who's just essentially told them that he's been undocumented this country. is others went as far as saying perhaps president had even disrespected france's own rules take a look at some of the reaction on twitter. attention this is not a parody that is the president of our republic hey mr mccraw thanks a lot mr micron we are undocumented we love you so much when the most powerful man in france looks the other way when there is an obvious breach of law he makes fools of the whole country. should be appalled i don't blame mccrone specifically because this problem did not yesterday. well right at the very end of the video it does seem as if the man is trying to attract some of his statement but matt can doesn't wait very long and he hastily

moves along very aware i'm sure that the cameras were on him and that encounter was being filmed and surely going to be disseminated like it was across social media and this of course immigration is a sore subject here in france recently the french government has introduced its no new migration bill where it's trying to make it more difficult for people to apply for asylum and migration status here in france and also trying to make it much more efficient to deport undocumented illegal migrants like that man suggested he was at the very beginning of the video so what mark probably didn't want is to come face to face for somebody who's actually saying i'm an illegal migrant and i've been in your country for eight years eighteen months and that of course was under the tenure of mr macklin himself and just hours before that immigration was something that had been talking about with the german chancellor angela merkel because it is expected to be one of the big battlegrounds ahead of next year's parliament now

while mrs merkel has often been happy to pose for photos and videos of migrant in this open the arms if germany to many migrants in the past mr mack on is probably not feeling exactly the same in heartwarming about that encounter because as i said it is a big battleground ahead of next year's e.u. parliamentary elections and for many markhor might be feeling that this video could play into the hands of his opponents more than he would actually like. very well for a slip of the tongue or so i guess misconstrued everywhere or of charlotte thanks for the update on milo one from charlotte do birds. thank you for being with us two more ahead as a team coming to ninety minutes past six mos go time more lives lost in violence on the gaza border over the weekend with claims israeli snipers easy explosive runs we've got a heartfelt account of one palestinian mother when we come back. from

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or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to. have to go right to beatrice this is like the local tree in the morning can people get. interested always in the water. they sit. for his conservative party's facing a serious split off to form a foreign minister boris johnson compare the current threats it plans to a suicide vest. bullied to go. to sue said with the british constitution and the two michael bohn. is known as church because that's who is thrush the money hardliners view it is simply too mild so it keeps the u.k. dependent on the e.u.

now boris johnson of course campaigned for a hard bricks it is pathetic even. a report from one of the planners roiling leave voters within the conservative party to the issue of bragg's it in the conservative party has been a bit of a simmering fire and over the weekend it seems that boris johnson took a can of petrol and poured oil all over it so it's now been set firmly ablaze boris johnson has been speaking his mind quite freely after resigning as foreign secretary over the terms of the check is deal that's the prime minister's plan for how the u.k. should leave here it was unveiled in july and it had rather a more sort of softball stance a softer brags that was favored by people who wanted to stay in the e.u. rather than the hard line breaks it is who voted leave who are happy with the plan so there he is accusing to reason may of caving in to brussels and a lot of people think he's trying to position himself although he denies it as a potential leadership contend for the party leadership post to raise that may but

the party has now erupted in civil war over his remarks take a listen to some of the responses from m.p.'s from his own party. for boris to say that the p.m.'s view is like that of a suicide bomber is to much this marks one of the most disgusting moments in modern british politics i'm sorry but this is the political end of boris johnson if it isn't i will make sure it is later i'm still into the nature of the satanic there is no justification for such an outrageous inappropriate and hurtful analogy if we don't stop this extraordinary use of language the brags that a country might never hear you again i see enough so there appears to be a clear split now between those who support the checkers plan or those who along with boris johnson are trying to scupper it and steve also a hard line breaks a terror conservative m.p. says that there is now a risk of

a catastrophic split in the conservative party if the reason may pushes ahead with checkers plan according to him there are now up to eighty m.p.'s that are willing to vote against their own leader the prime minister to say the deal and crucially at the same time he says that they're not against the prime minister they're just against her plan they don't want to change in leadership they just want to change in the course of the deal but a lot of commentators don't see it that way if you're saying there are people that are willing to vote against you if their party is trying to scupper have planned well then the prime minister's days are going to be numbered as well so pretty turbulent times anybody's guess how this brags that battle is going to unfold but bear in mind there are just two hundred days to go to the scheduled date of bragg's it so the clock is ticking. and still such a mess on the face of it i mean tom brooks is a u.k. politics professor a durham university has got the word from the u.k. your thoughts at least focus speed with this i'm just looking i'm seeing steve

baker former briggs's minister warning that to eighty tory m.p.'s vote against a reason. this warning of a catastrophic split you've got boris johnson in the stirrup. as well in the background here is he just worried about bricks or is there more to it. well i think this there's more to it. on the one hand you have a tory party that has been split for some time on the issue of europe you've always had some in the tory party been very pro supportive of being a britain being a part of european union and another part that is seems larger than just a minority of tory m.p.'s who are for leaving and at the same time you've got your usual mix of personal ambitions you know until the referendum campaign boris johnson seemed to be a fervent supporter of staying in the european union until it seemed it would help his future career parts prospects for so many believed speculate he changed his

mind much later and famously so there's a range of things going on i think it's comes very at a very bad time for theresa may so for a long time this this division within the tory party amongst folks with different views on what bracks if any should look like and has been able to be kind of held together with the publication of her checkers plan when she finally got around to that that's really kind of started a seems a tory civil war and it seems very difficult not only to see how any plan might come out of parliament that could get the necessary votes but difficult to see theresa may lasting much longer as well but with everything in the poll political ambitions people are happy with a plan people not knowing what's going to what the best thing to do is surely it's time to unite and come out with. some sort of sensible way forward because time is ticking down it's less than six months now and it.

well i just think it's not been handled very well at all you know her bringing the cabinet together for discussion on what the government's position would be on bracks it is something that shouldn't have happened a couple months ago it should have happened eighteen months ago i mean before even in my opinion i think before triggering article fifty in starting britain down the road to leaving the european union the government should have had a view as to what it was going to do and what deal it was going to try to strike before it set started the clock ticking towards britain marching out of the european union without the possibility without a deal that's not what the prime minister has done she's left everything to the end i suspect hoping that if there wasn't much time left it would make it very difficult for her critics to oppose her and it would try to force the hand of those who are against her into having no choice but to siding with her given how bad a new deal brecht's it would be but that isn't working out very well either it's

really she's really made you know got it is badly is as imaginable i think right now and i think more importantly it's not clear how it can be done much better so for all you have her critics they don't have a plan that will do much better in parliament than what theresa may have boris chillness has written in his u.k. called me wants to follow trump's example in creating a dynamic economy full of britain it's easy to say that was it actually made. i wish i know. donald trump says an awful lot of things he says he talks about he wants to have great relationships with people and he's going to make the greatest. future for america but then these are just words there hasn't been much action on the ground but promise there's been job growth in the united states has been largely already built under obama and already beginning to subside

it's not quite clear to me tall what boris means by a more dynamic economy more dynamic feature all the rest of it it seems that just a lot of words not unlike the words he put on the side of a bus numbers that he's not been able to find the money for either i think you know he's very good at making promises that he's not been held accountable to we've seen this before and he's doing it again. tom thanks your thoughts is a pretty myself it's to keep track of what's out and isn't it what's really going on behind the scenes so brooks u.k. politics professor jeremy university live it up in the program thank you. now we got later speeches from garz if you now where a dozen boats are attempting to break through an israeli naval blockade you are seeing these for the first time like maybe these are live pictures the small palestinian vessels. looking to sail north and force their way past the israeli blockade partly as you can see they're being forced back and can you see that i

don't know you can see a lot of people on the beach so you can see the fighting going off there in other parts of the region protest as a facing a similar military response as well keep a close eye on that over the coming hours the israeli defense forces to get in the killing of two palestinian teenagers during recent protests at the gaza border one of them a sixteen year old boy he died of his wounds on saturday after he was shot by israeli soldiers a video of the incident we shared widely online to you where that is coming up now and it is graphic we showed you. the moment he was shot. before the teenager was targeted by snipers he was seen throwing rocks at the idea of the boy's mother told us about this traumatic journey to hospital bill mollison has some of it or when we were halfway to the hospital his leg started bleeding

profusely my son said he said it would be amputated and i said you will be fine my son he wasn't surgery from six pm until midnight they were giving him blood units and he was bleeding at the same time without stopping then we found out that the nerves were destroyed and the vein was cut off metz heart stopped beating twice a doctor came out asking for us to let her brother in but asked me to stay outside she closed the door and took my sons' aside to talk to them then they came out crying and weeping i told them that i knew he will be dead if it was an explosive bullet i could see from his injuries that he would not survive the type of ammunition we heard about those designed to explode on impact it's meant to cause severe wounds or kill human rights watch has been warning about the use of exploding bullets since the beginning of the protest medical journal articles including by israel defense forces trauma surgeons have documented that gunshot

wounds from assault rifle pull.