correspondent simon young thanks so much both of you for being here start with you all off so we saw centrist parties losing support across the board in europe also very much mirrored here by the results we saw in germany why is this why is this happening now i think if the general trend and reflect somehow the situation and most of the $28.00 members countries or in the end we have to be clear so we're talking about the european elections but we have seen $28.00 national elections and they're totally run sometimes by domestic genders so there's not a coherent one but for germany you could see there's a trend going on for years now and the grand coalition is not very popular or vesty and simon looking forward what does this mean for the german government if there isn't this traditional centrist party that's anchoring things now yeah i mean you could think it could bring some instability is a massive pushback the both government policies of the would result in a national vote for both the conservatives and social democrats and there's been a lot of talk about of the leaders of both pa

well how much are they going to shake up domestic politics talk about that we have simon young from the political desk here with us good morning simon here in germany the big parties have been dealt a real blow what kind of impact is this going to have generally will start there on on domestic policies yeah i think it's going to lead to a discussion again that's been happening over the last few months about the party leadership in particular and there's a big meeting of the of the leaders of the government parties to softer noon in angola medical's chance to really but these are appalling results for the 2 government parties conservatives and social democrats that would result in a national poll ever they lost 20 percent of support between them which is quite incredible basically bad for the s.p. day they vote for instance just to pick out one highlight they've they've also done very badly in braman a state where they've been in power for a 17 years and they've lost control and that just tells you know that they're there in a bad way a lot of people are saying it's partly down to the le

political correspondent simon young some of the traditional parties in here in germany take taking a real drubbing you know what does it look like white house is going to impact the mess of politics well i think it's unleashing renewed concerns about whether the parties are set properly to appeal to the electorate i mean this is an it's extraordinarily bad result for the tea government policies conservatives and social democrats between them they've lost 20 percent of the national support compared with the european election last time around and that's a pretty massive loss on both sides particularly the social democrats they've done terribly badly. you know they for instance were in power in in the original state of bremen which is also been held yesterday an election there for 73 years and they've lost control of that state that just shows you i mean that's reflected in the service to the city you yeah ok when we look at the greens spectacular results really better than even even they expected we're going have a lot more of that about that today from the green party headquarters why

like the microphone. 5 minutes of talks with me here in the studio is our political correspondent simon young to discuss the issues that will be discussed over the next 45 minutes simon that doesn't sound like a very long time to discuss so many issues no indeed a bit of a surprise especially given the deal. lays in my palm a coming to berlin he's been in office for just over a year but this is his 1st visit and as was mentioned he canceled a visit just 3 weeks ago because he said there were more pressing matters to deal with. in relation to iran so he's here now but not long to talk about a big range of issues ok it was a big range what is topping the agenda today yeah i think the the thing that's been picked out is this dispute while why the chinese telecoms manufacturer the united states is already embroiled actually in a battle over why president trump is blacklisted the company as part of his trade war that he's waging against china but the u.s. administration also has a security concern they say that you know if the european nato allies in particular are not the telecoms networks to thi

simon young thanks so much both of you for being here start with you all off so we saw centrist partiesosing support across the board in europe also very much mirrored here by the results we saw in germany why is this why is this happening now i think if the general trend and reflect somehow the situation and most of the 28 members countries.

this out a bit now to do that and i'm joined here in the studio by our political correspondent simon young we also have correspondents standing by in london alex worst widing there and money all shows in paris logan to everybody alice if you could start with you there in britain it appears that the divide over breaks at where you are is set to continue looking at the results there. yes it really is i mean everyone was expecting the bricks at party to do while in these results but it's also very clear that those parties that want to remain in the you have done very well particularly the liberal democrats who got about 20 percent of the vote and that makes it very difficult because as you know the u.k. is stuck at the moment about where they going with bricks it we've missed 2 deadlines to relieve the european union the next deadline is the 31st of october so the question is what happens next niger for raunch the head of that break that party really pushing the conservative party to go for our heartbreaks it even a no deal bret's it that means no deal with the e.u. or tall botch on the other

much could domestic politics be shaken up talk about that i'm joined by political correspondent simon young good morning simon let's look at the governing coalition for starters just how much has it damaged well i think it's a huge blow to the tea government policies both conservatives and social democrats have lost support compared with the last year been election 5 years ago 20 percent of the vote share between them you know so the voters are trying to say something because it's not unusual to have a sort of protest vote element at the european elections people know that it doesn't directly affect the government as it were the morning off the big clearly in the policy meetings that are happening today in the government level meeting with the leader of both both both parties it's going to be happening this afternoon with angela merkel at the chance 3 clearly going to be looking in detail what these catastrophic results for both sides particularly the s.p.d. really mean ok specially yesterday you said you said the voters are trying to tell the main parties yesterday in the c.d.u. something

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young people get quite wrapped up in it? thank you very much indeed forjoining us. thank you. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon of this swirl of cloud out towards the atlantic, the area of low pressure spreading in but quite a bit of cloud across the uk and ringing some showery outbreaks across northern parts. also some sunshine as we see from our weather watcher in the scottish borders. some blue skies. we will continue with blue skies across southern parts of england and south wales where temperatures will be higher than yesterday, 13 to 15 degrees. sunshine in the far north of scotla nd degrees. sunshine in the far north of scotland but still someone wintry showers over higher ground but you can see this zone of cloudy weather and showers that will continue across wales and eastern england. and the midlands. northern parts, this seven celsius. tonight, this band of cloud and rain move its way in from the south—west, further showers towards the north but all of that cloud and rain moving on from attempt is no lower than 7 to 10 degrees but a touch of frost in the far north—east of scotland and here temperatu