you mentioned geert wilders talking about membership | immediately. membership to the european union. ijust had to say the european commissionerjust responded to him and said they don't of course comment on parliamentary elections but this in no doubt puts in doubt —— might in no way puts in doubtany country is in doubt —— might in no way puts in doubt any country is a member of the european union. we continue to count on the netherlands strong participation in the european union. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. we have just received some confirmation from the idf in israel that the director, we have been reporting this today, of a hospital in gaza, you will know it as the largest hospital in the gaza strip, they have confirmed that he has been apprehended and transferred for questioning following evidence showing, they say, that the shiva hospital, acted as a control and command centre. this isjust been confirmed by an idf spokesman. we can see a picture of him here, he has now been apprehended we unders

geert - wilders. all the current coalition parties lost seats. geert wilders wilders. europe's most well—known far right leader, he was convicted of insulting a racial group after calling for fewer moroccans in the netherlands, nationalist and far right leaders around the continent have praised his achievement. translation: i have praised his achievement. translation:— have praised his achievement. translation: , . ., , translation: i welcome this victory because geert _ translation: i welcome this victory because geert wilders _ translation: i welcome this victory because geert wilders demonstrates | because geert wilders demonstrates that more and more countries within the european union are contesting its functioning, and rightly so. and hope that we can once again control immigration. which is considered by many european peoples to be both massive and today totally anarchic. but geert wilders will need to find friends like those inside dutch politics in order to wield the influence he has always wanted. researchers have found that blue whales have returned to a par

exit polls in the netherlands suggest the anti—islam, anti—immigrant freedom party led by geert wildersa dramatic victory, which could shake up dutch politics. it's expected to secure a comfortable lead, with 35 seats in parliament, giving mr wilders the first chance at forming a coalition. he immediately vowed to "return the country to the dutch", saying his party can't be ignored. but finding other parties willing tojoin him in government could be a challenge. anna holligan has more from the hague. if these indications are confirmed it means geert wilders will be tasked with forming a new coalition government but that could be a slightly complicated. i would like to bring in someone who understands this. to help us interpret these results, political science professor. just because geert wilders appears to have surpassed all expectations, including his own, does not necessarily mean he will be the next prime minister of the netherlands? it does not suddenly mean that. the other parties have been very clear that do not want a government with him or do not want to govern with him as prim

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dutch voters have voted for geert wilders because they have been concerned about immigration for a longe was not going to exercise power, but in these elections, immigration was a key issue and the mainstream right — and particularly former prime minister rutte's vvd — opened the door to wilders and said they were willing to govern with him. now, under those conditions, he became a very popular alternative to other far right parties. and has wilders had some success? 0bviously talking about immigration, but also talking about economic, cost of living issues as well. part of the success of geert wilders is he always ties the cost of living situation to immigration, whether that's in the area of health care and its affordability, whether that's about housing and its availability. according to him, all the problems that dutch citizens experienced are due to immigration. and the european — it's a big moment for europe? i think this will be a big european moment. first of all, because geert wilders really has a boost now and can take up the leadership of the far right in europe, together wit

the voters prefer the originai— geert wilders. the voters prefer the original over the copy.ction of the _ tells us that a significant section of the electorate is distrustful, and therefore susceptible to voting for what _ and therefore susceptible to voting for what is — and therefore susceptible to voting for what is a populist politician. sarah, — for what is a populist politician. sarah, thank you very much. just to let you know what happens next — the final results are due on thursday, and then the whole complicated process of negotiating the next coalition government to lead the netherlands will begin in earnest. geert wilders has the first opportunity to try to form that new governing coalition.— governing coalition. certainly want to watch, thanks _ governing coalition. certainly want to watch, thanks very _ governing coalition. certainly want to watch, thanks very much - governing coalition. certainly want to watch, thanks very much for. governing coalition. certainly want i to watch, thanks very much for that. the other one we are watching is the united states. the

geert wilders's win was unexpected and unprecedented.ast night's cheers, it was champagne and cake for breakfast inside the freedom party parliament tree headquarters where geert wilders made a toast to the 2.3 one million people who voted for him. geert wilders has promised to close theorders and stop what he has called a tsunami of migration. this is a politician who has spent more than two decades on the fringes of dutch politics. now the voters have decided he can no longer be kept out in the cold. >> i think it is good, yeah. uh, the netherlands need to change. >> the people are focused on one particular problem, immigration, in this party has that is a theme for many many years. correspondent: he is one of europe's most recognizable far right leaders and convicted of insulting a racial group after calling for fewer moroccans in the netherlands. before the vote of the other parties ruled out playing a part in his government because of his far fright rhetoric. >> brussels wants to inundate us with third world immigrants. corresponden

the anti—immigrant politician geert wilders shakes up dutch politics., live in tel aviv. we live in tel aviv. are here in an area that has become we are here in an area that has become synonymous with those more than 240 people being held in gaza. we have learned that there is a delay of at least a day between the agreements —— in the agreements between israel and hamas. that would have seen a four—day pause in the fighting. under the agreement, hamas would exchange fifty israeli hostages, taken during the 7th of october attack, for 150 palestinian women and children held in israeli jails. israel says it still expects that to happen —

what you need to know about geert wilders? he considers margaret thatcher a role model.nd says that if migration is not stopped, then you can lose europe, and he also stated that the priority goal..." is to restore relations with russia, he categorically does not want to send anything to kiev, neither money nor weapons wilders' freedom party is called a far-right populist, but that doesn't stop wilders himself to be friends, for example with marine lepen, burn with the verb so that the rainbow europeans have a desire to sue him. we say loudly and clearly to all those who illegally cross our borders and for whom sharia is paramount to our legislation, leave our country. and back in 2015, geert wilders talked about turkey and turkey’s illusory hopes of joining the european union. i have a message for turkey: you are not europeans and you never will be, an islamic state like turkey cannot be part of europe. you have chosen erdogan, a dangerous islamist who carries the flag of islam. we want islam to decline, so stay away from us. the world media came out with headlines toda

geert wilders himself obviously did not believe in such a resounding success, the first place in the election results went to his far-right freedom party , supporters are greeted with applause, here is the reaction to the news from dutch tv channels, distorted faces, a groan of disappointment, met 35 zetels, in the western press, makes it into the headline press reviews say a monstrous victory, and the politician's publication makes a diagnosis: geert wilders is the worst nightmare for the eu. the thing is that after the british brexit he wants arrange a nexit for holland, that is, also raise the question of leaving the european union. one line in geert wilders' provocative address to dutch voters will haunt brussels more than any other. referendum on leaving the eu. even if wilders is willing to give up his demand for an eu referendum on power, his victory will still send tremors through eu institutions. well , besides this, there is a whole bunch of initiatives that in today’s politically correct europe cause consternation. actually wilders is against political correctness, against

one line in geert wilders' provocative address to dutch voters will haunt brussels more than any otherng the eu. even if wilders is willing to give up his demand for an eu referendum in exchange for power, his victory would still send tremors through institutions eu. well, besides this, there is a whole bunch of initiatives that in today’s politically correct europe cause consternation. actually, wilders is against political correctness, against the country’s loss of sovereignty when everything is decided in brussels. he is extremely harsh towards migrants, especially from muslim countries. those who are illegal. cuts our borders or who wants to put sharia above our law or who commits a crime, we say loudly and clearly: leave our country, you do not belong here, you have made scandalous statements more than once, even proposed to ban the koran and close all mosques in the country, became the author of an anti-muslim film , because of which he was banned from entering the uk, and was later tried for provocative speeches at rallies, but recently wilders, in order to attract more moderate

bohdan, first of all, who is geert wilders and does the victory of his party mean that he will become the next prime minister of the netherlands. well, girt wilders is very famous, actually. to everyone in europe who is interested in politics, because he has been in politics for a long time, he is 60 years old, and at least 25 of them have been at the very level of national politics in the netherlands, he is known for his almost scandalous anti-islamic statements and positions so scandalous that for example, in great britain he was considered a very dangerous, extremist actor and in 2009 was not allowed here on the territory of great britain, as for his current position, he remains, perhaps on more softened such anti-islamist positions, he strongly opposes emigration, calls for closing the dutch border to immigrants, and wants the country to leave the european union, i.e. repeat brexit for the netherlands, whether he will be prime minister, precisely because his views are largely what some call extremist, it depends on whether other parties want to join them in a coalition, because ev

many people have voted for the anti—islam, anti—immigration, radical freedom party and leader geert wilders�*t convince enough parties to enter into a governing coalition with him, that task will fall to the next biggest party, which is on the other side of the political spectrum, the greenleft—labour alliance led by frans timmermans, who gave up his european commission job to lead this new bloc, and thatjust gives you a sense of how polarised dutch society is. one of the main tasks of the next coalition government will be to try to unify the people who have dealt such a huge blow to the coalition here. north korea has announced it is entirely scrapping a military deal with the south, the day after the south decided to withdraw from some parts of the agreement. the deal, signed in 2018, was designed to limit military activity along the border, and decrease tensions. the deal established a no—fly zone between the north and south and stopped both militaries operating close to the border. the north said it plans to resume its land, sea, and air operations, and send more powerful weapons to the

geert wilders said to the press he's prepared to be a prime minister for all of the people.how. if he says, "no, to me this time, it's not about muslims. "it's not about islam." it's a fake story because 20 years he's already in politics and the only thing that he was always saying is we have to ban everything what is of muslims, for muslims, by muslims. just a few miles apart, you get a real sense of a divided society. it's a sign from the people living in the netherlands. geert is looking for the old place. that's why he's sky high now. before he can move into the prime minister's office, geert wilders must find partners in parliament and forming a majority coalition with centrist parties will require this populist leader to abandon the most radical elements of his programme. from tomorrow morning, he'll have a chance to test the waters. anna holligan, bbc news, in the hague. a huge fire took hold at a building site in reading this morning — and look at this extraordinary moment — a man being rescued from the roof. as you can see from this video footage posted online — he

after the early exit polls were released, geert wilders declared in a victory speech that his party "this is the happiest day of my life far in politics. we became the number one party by far stop it is what a lot of people, if you are familiar ago, would call you mark. it happened today, so i'm very proud and very happy and brings a feeling of responsibility. struggle to find parties tojoin him in government. the three big parties behind wilders have indicated they have little desire to work with him. 0ur correspondent anna holligan has more from the hague. it is further safe therapy shockwaves through dutch politics and society. many people would have expected another person first female feminist of the netherlands leader of the right and liberal conservative party, yet now many are accusing her, opponents are accusing her of opening the door to get builders by saying she would be prepared to govern with them, something her predecessor had ruled out. get builders surprised most people's expectations with this result governing commission. that will not be an easy task because so many

geert wilder's win was unexpected and unprecedented.arty parliamentary headquarters, geert wilders made a toast to the 2.3 million people who voted for him. mr wilders has promised to close the borders and stop what he's called a tsunami of migration. this is a politician who has spent more than two decades on the fringes of dutch politics. now the voters have decided he can no longer be kept out in the cold. i think it's good. yeah, the netherlands need a change. many people are very focused on one particular problem, which is immigration, and this party has had that as a theme for many, many years. he is one of europe's most recognisable far right leaders. he was convicted of insulting a racial group after calling for fewer moroccans in the netherlands. before the vote, the three other big parties ruled out playing any part in a wilders—led government because of his far right rhetoric. brussels wants to inundate us with third—world immigrants. but there are already indications that could change. nationalist leaders around the continen

she asked geert wilders to what extent he was prepared to compromise to form a coalition government. will not negotiate here but we are going to negotiate because we want to coalition for our voters. 2 million voters voted for our party yesterday and we are willing and able and we proved that in 2010 when we showed and proved we could make compromises to take responsibility, so yes indeed we are willing to do that, eager to do that, because that gives us a lot of responsibility. she asked him if they are planning to take the netherlands out of the eu still. he said, once again we are negotiating but we are not at the negotiating table here. we will speak to anna holligan about their exchange but here was her analysis earlier about the results. no doubt the tremors will be felt in brussels this morning. this result is a headache, if he actually manages to go ahead and become prime minister, to convince enough parties to work with him in coalition, it will be an absolute nightmare for the european union. this is the prime minister's officejust behind me here in the dutch parliament. th

addressing his supporters after early exit polls were published, geert wilders said he hoped to start coalition talks with other parties as soon as possible. >> translator: i want to thank everybody in the netherlands for their support. 35 seats is a great compliment. but also a great responsibility for us. for every party member. for those 2 million people we'll have to do our best to make it happen. we will seriously try to make that hope come true. i also want to say to the other parties, we had a campaign. now the people have spoken. we will have to look for agreement. we have to work together. >> well, it is a very interesting outcome from the netherlands election and i want to discuss this outcome with our next guest, she is sarah delain, professor to the department of political science at the university of amsterdam. thank you, sarah, for joining us this morning. i appreciate this might be a tough question to start with, but given the exit polls, given what we know about this outcome in the netherlands, what do you think is the most likely outcome for a coalition government in

geert wilder's win was unexpected and unprecedented.d cake for breakfast. inside the freedom party parliamentary headquarters, geert wilders made a toast to the 2.3 million people who voted for him. mr wilders has promised to close the borders and stop what he's called a tsunami of migration. this is a politician who has spent more than two decades on the fringes of dutch politics. now the voters have decided he can no longer be kept out in the cold. i think it's good. yeah, the netherlands need a change. many people are very focused on one particular problem, which is immigration, and this party has had that as a theme for many, many years. he is one of europe's most recognisable far right leaders. he was convicted of insulting a racial group after calling for fewer moroccans in the netherlands. before the vote, the three other big parties ruled out playing any part in a wilders—led government because of his far right rhetoric. brussels wants to inundate us with third—world immigrants. i but there are already indications that could cha

the right- wing freedom party, led by geert wilders, won the elections in the netherlands. the politician is known for his calls to spend budget money on the needs of the dutch, and not on helping the kiev regime. it is noteworthy that according to preliminary results, the previously ruling people's party fell back to third place. afortunadamente se puede concretar, pero he trabajado en esta dirección durante la llamada ayer. further sports news, sash, the russian short course swimming championship continues in st. petersburg. please summarize yesterday. dima yesterday won six sets of awards and set another national record. so, the third day of the russian short course swimming championship took place in st. petersburg. we played six sets of medals. maria kameneva became national champions yesterday. she won the 100m men's soccer style. kiril prigoda took first place in the 200m breaststroke. also noteworthy is another record, twenty-year-old arina surkova set a russian record in the 50m butterfly. this happened in the semi-final heat. surkova's time is 24 seconds 588. arin

in the netherlands, exit polls show populist leader geert wilders is heading for a dramatic victory inects wilders�* party for freedom would win 35 out of 150 seats, nine seats ahead of its closest rival, frans timmermans�* labour party and green left alliance. if confirmed, this result could shake up dutch politics and society. after the early exit polls were released, geert wilders declared, in a victory speech, that his party "can no longer be ignored'." iam in i am in politics for 25 years now and this is the happiest day of my life so far in politics. we became the number—1 party by far. it is what a lot of people, if you would have asked them a year ago, would have called you mad, and it happened today. so i'm very proud. i'm very happy, and it brings along a lot of a feeling of responsibility. however, wilders will struggle to find parties to join him in government. the three big parties behind wilders have indicated they have little desire to work with him. our correspondent anna holligan has more from the hague. it's fair to say this result has sent shock waves, seismic tremor

the eu's best nightmare, as geert wilders is called, was taken by the mainstream media along with hisin the dutch parliament, it seems he himself had little faith in this. thus, long-term example and fan of supporting ukraine mark rüthe was defeated, and geert wilders receives the opportunity to create a ruling coalition. we have 35 seats, we have the largest party in the netherlands. the people said: “we are tired of this, we will do everything so that the dutch people...” will again be in first place, every dutch has hope, hope that people will return their country, returning the country to the dutch will now be straightforward , let's say an extraordinary politician, he was accused of many sins, the most terrible of which is islamophobia, wilders was even tried for his documentary fitna, in which he blamed immigrants from europe for all the troubles of europe muslim countries, what you need to know about geert wilders, he considers the policies of margaret thatcher to be a role model, criticizes islam and says that if migration is not stopped, then you can lose europe, and he also

the media are calling geert wilders brussels' worst nightmare, toning down the anti-islamic rhetoricor which he became famous, yet the victorious politician is giving no signal that he is ready to abandon his euroscepticism, he is talking about the need for a referendum about the netherlands' exit from the european union, insists on ending military assistance to kiev and advocates brussels' proposals for reforming the european union itself. in one election day , gaga turned from a reliable partner of official brussels into perhaps one of the main opponents. among the first, it is therefore possible, congratulations to the winner were sent by another troublemaker in the european union, prime minister of hungary viktor orban, who wrote that the winds of change are already here, and the head of the right-wing party, flemish interest, tom van grieken, who wrote that i quote the party of our sense are coming across europe, with a turnout of 78% of voters, geert wilders' party gained votes for 37 seats in parliament out of 150 places, shock waves have already gone across europe , where the

the winds of change are here to congratulate geert wilders on his election victory.to characterize for a long time. the politics of the party leader freedom, it is enough to say that he wants to take the netherlands out of the european union, to prevent ukraine from getting there, and what to say about weapons , is everything lost? does not guarantee coming to power, to form a government with captain peoxid, as the far-right geert wilders is called in the local media, no dutch party is in a hurry, and with allocated help, it seems that everything will be fine too. to quote president zelski verbatim, the closest sometimes there will be no challenges, it seems that his conversation with the current prime minister of the netherlands, mark rutte, added to his confidence. they discussed the importance of providing constant military and financial support to ukraine in the fight against russian aggression. in this context, the recent decision of the netherlands to provide ukraine with an additional 2 billion euros in 2024 is the best signal for other partners. the joy of ru

geert wilder's win was unexpected and unprecedented.reedom party parliamentary headquarters, geert wilders made a toast to the 2.3 million people who voted for him. mr wilders has promised to close the borders and stop what he's called a tsunami of migration. this is a politician who has spent more than two decades on the fringes of dutch politics. now the voters have decided he can no longer be kept out in the cold. i think it's good. yeah, the netherlands need a change. many people are very focused on one particular problem, which immigration and this party has had that as a theme for for many, many years. he is one of europe's most recognisable far right leaders. he was convicted of insulting a racial group after calling for fewer moroccans in the netherlands. before the vote, the three other big parties ruled out playing any part in a wilders—led government because of his far right rhetoric. brussels wants to inundate us with third world immigrants. but there are already indications that could change. nationalist leaders around the

and geert wilders gets an opportunity.e said: "we are tired of this, we will do everything to put the dutch people first again, every dutch person has hope, hope that the people will take back their country. take back the country the dutch will now have, frankly, an extraordinary politician, he was accused of many sins, the worst of which is islamophobia, wilders was even tried for his documentary fitna, in which he blamed immigrants from muslim countries for the troubles of europe. what you need to know about geert wilders? he considers the policy of margaret thatcher to be emulated, harshly criticizes islam and says that if migration is not stopped, then you can lose europe, and he also stated that the priority goal is to restore relations with russia, he categorically does not want to send anything to kiev, nor money or weapons. wilders' freedom party is called an extreme right-wing populist, but this does not prevent wilders himself from being friends with the verb in such a way that rainbow europeans again have a desi

we've got the guardian geert wilders guardian now and geert wilders winning netherlands winning the netherlandsbut not down dutch farms, but not everybody's happy about it. >> yeah , the success of >> paul yeah, the success of geert as far right pvv geert wilders as far right pvv raises fears for dutch climate policy. >> so the party wants to extract more oil and gas from the north sea and stop building wind turbines and solar farms. it also wants to abolish the dutch climate law and leave paris agreement on climate change. the more you learn about this guy, the more of a legend he becomes. i mean , this is do you know what i mean, this is do you know what those sort of we joke and by the way, you just absolutely made it super verb argument against what i said about the lingerie thing . i said about the lingerie thing. i've just sat there thinking, why did i go for the lingerie thing? you're absolutely right, darius. however back to this story . i think if you took these story. i think if you took these policies, they are very populist policies. now, if you took these policies. now, if you took

we've got the guardian geert wilders guardian now and geert wilders winning netherlands winning the netherlandsbut not down dutch farms, but not everybody's happy about it. >> yeah , the success of >> paul yeah, the success of geert as far right pvv geert wilders as far right pvv raises fears for dutch climate policy. >> so the party wants to extract more oil and gas from the north sea and stop building wind turbines and solar farms. it also wants to abolish the dutch climate law and leave paris agreement on climate change. the more you learn about this guy, the more of a legend he becomes. i mean , this is do you know what i mean, this is do you know what those sort of we joke and by the way, you just absolutely made it super verb argument against what i said about the lingerie thing . i said about the lingerie thing. i've just sat there thinking, why did i go for the lingerie thing? you're absolutely right, darius. however back to this story . i think if you took these story. i think if you took these policies, they are very populist policies. now, if you took these policies. now, if you took

and in fact , geert wilders, what what's fact, geert wilders, what what's surprising about this electiongot a lot of support from the liberal areas as well as, you know, out in the sticks where you might think people would be bit more. people would be a bit more. >> yes. but he's promising >> yeah. yes. but he's promising to do things like down mosques. >> you've got you're >> if you've got if you're a woman wearing a hijab, you've got to take it off before you go to government building. you to a government building. you can imagine there'll like can imagine there'll be like these nice salons popping can imagine there'll be like these nice importants popping can imagine there'll be like these nice important places ng up around important places because sort because you need to sort your hair out. you've got to take your scarf off. yeah, maybe it is. but i've never heard is. but i mean, i've never heard so much rubbish in my life. >> also, he was banned from entering the uk. remember in 2009 him infamy and he 2009 that gave him infamy and he said quran was to he said the quran was going to

and in fact , geert wilders, what what's fact, geert wilders, what what's surprising about this electiont a lot of support from the liberal areas as well as, you know, out in the sticks where you might think people would be bit more. people would be a bit more. >> yes. but he's promising >> yeah. yes. but he's promising to do things like down mosques. >> you've got you're >> if you've got if you're a woman wearing a hijab, you've got to take it off before you go to government building. you to a government building. you can imagine there'll like can imagine there'll be like these nice salons popping can imagine there'll be like these nice importants popping can imagine there'll be like these nice important places ng up around important places because sort because you need to sort your hair out. you've got to take your scarf off. yeah, maybe it is. but i've never heard is. but i mean, i've never heard so much rubbish in my life. >> also, he was banned from entering the uk. remember in 2009 him infamy and he 2009 that gave him infamy and he said quran was to he said the quran was going to h

now, darren is going to tell geert wilders win in tell us why geert wilders win in the netherlands is0 and the elites ought to watch out. yeah, rare move. out. yeah, it's a rare move. darren's talking about immigration. right. let's have natter >> right. let's have a natter about unfolding in about what's been unfolding in dubun about what's been unfolding in dublin shall we? dublin this week, shall we? picture innocent irish picture this innocent irish burns outside school. burns just outside the school. no what's about to hit no clue what's about to hit them. the alleged them. get stabbed. the alleged culprit in this crime and algerian national this . is the algerian national this. is the kind of gut wrenching news that should have all of us down and tools gabon non—stop about the state of our streets across the west , across europe. but what do west, across europe. but what do west, across europe. but what do we get instead? well, we get political and the media in ireland rather than soothing a pubuc ireland rather than soothing a public rightly spooked, are banging on about slappi

the netherlands is the longest serving prime minister, has been accused of opening the door to geert wildersng she would be prepared to work with him in a coalition. the future is looking very uncertain and we are expecting the actual results on thursday. from that point on it is a complicated process of trying to negotiate the next political government.— negotiate the next political government. negotiate the next political covernment. .,~ ., ., negotiate the next political covernment. ., ., , government. speaking from a very bus art government. speaking from a very busy part of _ government. speaking from a very busy part of the — government. speaking from a very busy part of the city. _ government. speaking from a very busy part of the city. let's - government. speaking from a very busy part of the city. let's look - government. speaking from a very busy part of the city. let's look at | busy part of the city. let's look at the front pages. the daily mail, let's hope it is just the start. the biggest tax cuts since the 19805. 450 of biggest tax cuts since the 19805. a50 of national insuran

jacob, that everyone in israel really likes what geert says wilders about israel, about the middle east, about the solution of the palestinian issue, at the same time he is a far-right politician, here in ukraine he is not promises nothing good, because he is good , in good relations with the kremlin, always spoke well of putin, and here is such a controversial situation, well, i agree with you, absolutely, by the way, the wilders have long maintained good relations with israel, as far as i know, visited our country many times, yes, but on the other hand, you are absolutely right, these forces are in general all over europe. enough and good relations with the kremlin, yes, this is the situation, somehow, but i want to say, indeed, in a broader context, you are indeed right, but in the eyes of europeans are beginning to open, we can see this not only from the events in the netherlands, but also from the recent events in the same ireland, where a serious terrorist attack was committed the other day, there, too, children suffered and immigrants were seriously injured, and people are fine u

yeah >> defend >> i'm not going to defend geert wilders. the man, wilders.ut i think there's a very good chance mainstream chance that mainstream media is vilifying you're vilifying him. and what you're seeing in geert wilders is the natural knee jerk reaction of not just him, but the populist right across europe wanting to protect their nation states, protect their nation states, protect their nation states, protect their culture, protect their values and their heritage. and what is so damaging to immigration and the prospect of future immigration is that our politicians are not getting a grip of the social implications of it now. and i think i think that's it. >> and i think the key thing is people feel that they've been that they've been lied to. so i think were hearing think as we were hearing from viewers were viewers and listeners who were who us their who were sending us in their views, people who voted for brexit, thought that, you brexit, who thought that, you know, use that phrase a know, to use that phrase as a sovereign state, that somebody used,

geert wilders is not a fascist . geert wilders is not a fascist. that's entirely ridiculous.t is a good comparison would be 1848. five, right, 1848 was a revolutionary yearin right, 1848 was a revolutionary year in europe. and i think europe has entered pre—revolutionary territory . now pre—revolutionary territory. now you have an elite that is unwilling to give up the status, as you said in your introductory remarks, the unie parties, they cling to the status quo and underneath them you have all these different movements. now that that pop up, as dr. freddy said before, right? some of them have different names . they have have different names. they have different ideologies. you different ideologies. and you see now spreading from see this now spreading from eastern to western eastern europe to western europe. see it dublin , europe. you see it in dublin, right? you see that all these different areas. so i think we are in pre—revolutionary quasi are in a pre—revolutionary quasi 1848 and it's unclear . 1848 moment and it's unclear. different countries will come to different s

the party for freedom of geert wilders, a politician who personifies everything that is opposite to the, and a supporter of equal relations with russia, won the early parliamentary elections. when the election results began to be announced on television at the headquarters of the competitors, they clutched their heads, not recognizing their holland. , how so? and like this? according to the latest data. we got 37 places, imagine, 37 places, we did it by spending about 3 euros per company, without commercials, not a single advertisement in the newspaper, but with the help of good ideas and good people. 37 seats is a lot, but not enough to form a government; 75 mandates are needed for this. for freedom.

european union, prime minister of hungary viktor orban, who wrote, who wrote in 78% of voters , geert wildersgained votes for 37 seats in the 150-seat parliament, shocking waves have already spread throughout europe, where they were counting on the victory of the successor of the outgoing mark ryuta, at the head of the people's party for freedom and democracy, dilan ezelges, but the current legal party will ultimately finish third, having also let the left, led by franz timermans, parties and unification go ahead won 24 and 25 seats in parliament, respectively, but has already admitted that she did not hear the people well, and that these results are a big disappointment. we are just getting started, we intend to. achieve a breakthrough and we will continue to develop taking into account the lessons learned, lessons learned, who are forced to teach now, we move forward to build what we believe in. it is interesting that the right-wing party, the right-wing party, rented a platform for celebrations only 3 days ago, geert wilders’ party itself did not expect such success, after the victory, now

is quite gro but that' richard, we see a >> but but, richard, we see a lot in the manifesto of geert wildersum, a ban to sort of asylum seeking all the rest of it in a coalition none of that's going to get through, is it? >> yeah, exactly. in >> yeah, exactly. and in a proportional representation system, a set system, a manifesto is not a set of promises that be of promises that will be delivered. an opening bid delivered. it's an opening bid for a coalition agreement . and i for a coalition agreement. and i think that the new leader of the pvv, the liberals , might pvv, the liberals, might actually saying that she's actually be saying that she's open to it to string out coalition negotiations that never go anywhere, to give time and space for them to have an election in a few months time. that's very interesting . that's very interesting. >> she's what she's not open to is going into coalition with him as prime minister. is going into coalition with him as ithat'sviinister. is going into coalition with him as ithat's reallyer. is going into coalition with him as ithat's really interesting .

geert wilders, leader of the far-right svoboda party, speaks to reporters against a backdrop of colorfuls. the campaign has ended, we have an excellent position, no party can ignore us anymore, we want to work together with other parties. wilders speaks out strongly against the open door policy. in the netherlands, officially almost 5% are muslims, and not... officially, after several waves of migration several times more, the leader of the freedom party believes that the uncontrolled flow of refugees is weakening country security. the dutch have hope, there is hope that the people will take back their country, that we will make sure that the netherlands stands up for its citizens again. the hope is that we will limit the refugee tsunami, that people will have more money in their wallets again, instead of wasting millions on nonsense. nonsense that the authorities wasted money on. the netherlands are tranches for the kiev regime. ukrainian media are already sounding the alarm. if he wins, wilders promised his voters to end the war help to kyiv. wilders' position as a whole deviates in ma

the freedom party of geert wilders won the early parliamentary elections. a policy that represents everything that is opposite to the european mainstream. eurosceptic, opponent of migration, supporter of equal relations with russia. when the voting results began to be announced on television, competitors were clutching their heads in their headquarters, 37 places, we did it by spending about 3 euros per company, without commercials, not a single one advertisements in the newspaper, but with the help of good ideas and good people. 37 seats is a lot, but not enough to form a government; 75 mandates are needed for this. the goal will still have to be overcome; the center-right people's party that previously ruled in the netherlands does not want to join the coalition, but it seems that another conservative party, a new social contract, will give wilders an additional 20 votes. we are watching the election results to understand what to do, we will see what to do tomorrow, but the netherlands will and must be governed, and we are ready to provide it. peter romts

the same netherlands , after hungary and slovakia , the freedom party won the elections, this is geert wildersns who have always advocated constructive cooperation with russia, against the defamation of russia by european countries, and i must say, orban is not in vain , congratulations to geert wilders , the wind of change has blown to the prime minister of hungary, the wind of change has blown towards kiev, which is trying to accuse us of creating a third maidan, we are not the usa. we don’t need any third maidan, we need to destroy nazism on the planet, and let’s hope this is the last fight with nazism in human history, a fight that was staged by the forces of evil, the collective west against russia, which is really today the center of gravity of those in the world countries from different continents, who object to a unipolar world, where the only pole of power and center... of decision-making will be washington, a world based, moreover, not on the laws and norms of international law, on certain rules that will be written there in washington, this is not our way, especially since we see wh

the anti—immigrant politician geert wilders shakes up dutch politics.is freedom party is the biggest winner in the netherlands election. hello, i'm anna foster, live in tel aviv. we live in tel aviv. are here in an area that has become we are here in an area that has become synonymous with those more than 240 people being held in gaza. we have learned that there is a delay of at least a day between the agreements —— in the agreements between israel and hamas. that would have seen a four—day pause in the fighting. under the agreement, hamas would exchange fifty israeli hostages, taken during the 7th of october attack, for 150 palestinian women and children held in israeli jails. israel says it still expects that to happen — but not before friday — and there will be a similar delay to the temporary halt in hostilities. hamas says there are still details to be finalised regarding the list of people to be exchanged. for now, the fighting continues — there was a series of explosions in gaza through the night. israel defence forces say they targeted more than

geert wilders, who won the parliamentary elections, will rule the country not alone, but in cooperationther political forces, and then the quote from the lady, who is still a minister. i hope and expect that the support will continue, but really the freedom party is the biggest, and in the past it has never been enthusiastic about supporting ukraine, rather it has taken a pro-russian position. and it's scary, yesterday vasyl and i talked about what really happened to geert wilders now it is necessary to negotiate the creation of a coalition, but whatever coalition he creates, he will still be the main one in this coalition, because his party is the winner in the elections, and he will order music, and this is bad, by the way, president zelenskyi today after, during a press conference with the president of latvia edgars marinkevičius, he said about the netherlands, as for the netherlands , i ask you not to be shocked, i think that we are in relations with them, well , it doesn't seem like we really are, today the status our relations continue and are supported by prime minister mark rutt

evening in connection with the victory, well, a relative victory, the first place for the game of geert wilderst they are handing over the nato country to the kremlin, and says: putin doesn’t even need to do anything, everything is already coming to him, i see that in ukraine they started to each other, well, there really is panic in this regard, we must not forget, the netherlands is one of the main european countries that... promised help to ukraine at least, they were the first , together with denmark, to promise an f-16 fighter, and they promise to give it next year, now there is a panic in ukraine, they will have time to give it before geert wilders will suddenly become prime minister, i saw yesterday a lot of ukrainian analytics there, so don’t worry, everything is fine, they have been forming a coalition there for a long time, all this time ryut will be the prime minister there, the mule will have time to hand over these same planes before herat wilder, norto terrible rule , he’s not even the second, he’s the third, and he didn’t even participate in the company, that is, he, the party, n

surprise victory for the far right candidate, geert wilders, in the netherlands.t's turn to what's happening in the netherlands. the far right geert wilders freedom party claiming 37 seats in the dutch election out of 150. still a surprise, still a shock resounding across europe. for more, let's go to amsterdam, figure out what's happening. we are joint from our bureau. april, does he become prime minister now? april: yes. you cannot answer that question just yet unfortunately. the netherlands is a coalition country and even though geert wilders' party is set to become the biggest he still needs to get a majority of 76 seats to get a majority to be exact. if you want to be prime minister. so whether he will lead the country will depend on whether he's able to form agreements with some of the rival political parties, and those coalition talks could take weeks or even months. we know some of the biggest parties will start these discussions friday, tomorrow, but it could be a while yet before we can say if he will become prime minister. guy: seeing some very high mig

celebrations forthe anti—immigrant politician, geert wilders — his far right freedom party is the biggestvation, endangered blue whales return to the waters where they were wiped out by hunting decades ago. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. there's a delay of at least a day in the agreement struck between israel and hamas, which would have seen a four—day pause in the fighting. under the agreement, hamas would exchange 50 israeli hostages, taken during the 7th of october attack,