and its manoeuvrability won athens some decisive victories at sea.to puncture the hulls of enemy ships and to sink them. we get a break every so often. pants. oh, here we go again. eva, dio! eva, dios! looking around, it's almost impossible to imagine what this must�*ve been like for the people who originally rode —— rowed these kinds of boats. to be in battle, three layers of different people, all sweating and trying to ram another boat in the open sea — i mean, it's unimaginable, given how pleasant and lovely this is today. still to come — we travel back to athens to meet some four—legged friends. we're heading to greece's first and still its only 100% renewable energy island, and ade is in some hot water in a secret spring. goddess athena created these springs for her favourite hero, hercules. i think it's quite fitting for someone like me. now, these wandering stray felines are a common sight in the streets of greece. from the tavernas to ancient monuments, they're part of the fabric of life which you'll undoubtedly encounter during your travels

stephanie decker in athens. the a 3 day group, a 7, something that has wrapped up in japan with lead is punching most support for ukraine, and it's with russia as present origin. is it lensky? met with g 7. 8. is it in here? she met most goes for says crime, victory. and the ukranian says he of bartlett's and this is where fighting has raged for months. but it was me, it was a landscape denies that the city is full and diplomatic edison james base reports. so this should have been a day of diplomatic trying to ukraine. president zalinski shoulder to shoulder with the g 7 leaders. but it also turned out to be the day on which view credit in lead of knowledge. the total destruction of bucket moved at a one on one meeting with president vidas. he was asked about the city i think no, but you have to try and send it. there is nothing they destroyed. there's no built later. ios presidency, landscape photography location. is the bible for the city. still on going to let her know all what people are accomplishing a very

well, yes, let's start with athens. who is the mayor in athens? costa with bocoyanis? moreover, he has a relative, just the prime minister of greece itself, in my opinion, he has the whole family there, yes, he has been noticed, yes, already, the right of inheritance, as they say, for the management of greece we can get into the conversation. i am afraid that next winter will be even more difficult, especially in the context of the price of energy supplies. as you know the greek position regarding the war is quite clear. we have one religion in russia, despite the historical ties from the very beginning, our state turned out to be on the right side of history, as the prime minister has already noted. we provide military and financial assistance. in ukraine, we work closely with our partners. we have provided a naval port in alexandrou polis in northern greece. it is the main hub for re-equipment and supplies of apu, but at the same time there is a feeling, i would not call it fatigue, that our population is losing enthusiasm. at the moment. i recently read that the rus

on may 7 in athens, a pro-russian rally was indeed held. rally, but by no means mass, as ria novostiwrites , up to 200 people took part in it, although judging by the photo of barely a few dozen, the propagandists recognize among the participants russians zamitin are affiliated with the kremlin immortal pole communists and left parties that have no political weight in their own country dmitriev's communism fell asleep and in general, the personal translator of vladimir putin and received his education in moscow i was lucky to get the best education in one of the best universities in the world, more precisely the best moscow state university named after monosova , the so-called russian mass media often present the opinion of patelis as the position of official athens, although this is clearly manipulation, the greek government condemned the russian large-scale invasion of ukraine supported sanctions against russia and took part in the supply of weapons to the ukrainian army. on april 6, while meeting with the minister of defense of ukraine, the minister of defense of greece emphasized

stephanie decker is reporting on this from athens. it is also something across the board. people telling us don't believe much will change when it comes to the high cost of living when it comes to the challenges they face. so again, we'll have to wait and see, but just briefly, we're not expecting a government this week. it is very likely that there will be a wonderful action that will take place july, 2nd and briefly also, they will once again be changing the system of voting, which means at the top parts and then we'll get extra seats allocation. so it could be very possible that you're going back to one party who, what you do have at the moment. declining, present autumn is the landscape is denied the city of boston, which is foreign to russian forces. but he did admit that it's been completely destroyed. that's off to russia, said had captured the east and says, he said as he was speaking earlier in her, she met the group of 7 summit wiley. this page will support the ukraine in its war with russia. you may see i cannot share with you the tactical views of our military

athens felt it on but the volunteers, volunteers, swedish, norwegian, fought from athens in the wintergainst russia, the russian soviet union , etc. ukrainians understand it all for finished thank you very much oleksandr kraev expert of the council of foreign policy of ukraine ukrainian prism is called and we will move on to our old acquaintance igor thank you igor eisenberg, professor of the university of yuri, who i hope now will appear as soon as he appears immediately, we will start talking with them immediately mr. mr. igor appeared professor of good health thank you for taking the time for us congratulations mr. mykola greetings to all the viewers espresso mr. igor we will start with some content from me that's how they taught at the bbc when i worked there a long time ago in the russian service, that you have to throw bridges. i even remember that he was nixon in kyiv, i waved i was 12 years old with a pen when he arrived and drove along volodymyrska street to look at the sophia cathedral . it is easy for him to give an interview how easy it is for him to be published in which o

was obviously created by russian propaganda after a small rally of sympathizers in the kremlin in athens capital of greece , but who are these several dozen protesters were sorted out by our journalists , we are watching the russian media spread the information that mass rallies were allegedly held in greece against the supply of weapons to ukraine by the allied states tsargrad edition writes on the eve of victory day, finn residents among them and our compatriots held an action immortal half of the participants declared that the supply of nato weapons to ukrainian formations is a crime against peace and a deliberate escalation of the conflict, which could very quickly turn into the third world war 7 in may, a pro-russian rally was indeed held in athens, but it was by no means a mass one, as ria news reports, up to 200 people took part in it , although the judge from the photo was barely a few dozen propagandists recognize among the participants russians zamitin are affiliated with the kremlin immortal pole communists and left parties that have no political weight in their own country co

will be created labor day may 1 in europe turned into a day of protest in berlin prague riga and athenso the streets to express dissatisfaction with the social policies of their governments, but the most intense protests in france are burned cars and smashed shop windows. may day demonstrations in paris and other cities of the country escalated into a clash with the police, the crowd was dispersed with water cannons more andrey spartov. two burned effigies of president macron, three hundred detainees, over a hundred injured policemen and even more injured demonstrators. this is the result of labor day in france burning buildings. cars fired firecrackers at law enforcement officers, threw molotov cocktails at them and smashed shop windows with garbage. even the beaten-down assault came not only in the capital, but also in nantes and bordeaux, which went into a rage, the crowd was dispersed with water cannons, standard may day in france this year sparkled with special colors for raising the retirement age the union has already called the current rallies the largest side effects of governm

to the streets to protest against their authorities, and their riots engulfed paris berlin prague athensolice cities. i had to use special equipment. and in the sky with a bow they found another suspicious balloon in the pentagon they said that his movements are being monitored by the us military believe that while he does not pose a threat to the security of the country, labor day may 1 in europe turned into a day of protest, with thousands of people in berlin, prague, riga and athens taking to the streets to express dissatisfaction with the social policies of their governments, but the most intense protests in france burned cars smashed shop windows in paris and other cities of the country may day demonstrations escalated into clashes with police, the crowd was dispersed with water cannons more andrey skvortsov two burned effigies of president macron, three hundred detainees, over a hundred injured policemen and even more injured demonstrators. this is the result of labor day in france burning buildings. cars fired firecrackers at law enforcement officers, threw molotov cocktails at th

when i came to athens, i found t and you can say that this is my i come here and i throw everythi that i don't want at all and then i feel comfortable and strong again. (catchy instrumental music) and yet, if you ask me, i feel palestine in my blood. uh-huh. ooh! - that's okay. - click edit. - edit. - [priyali] okay. now, what if we do high contrast (speaking in foreign language) yeah let's try high contrast. - yes. - you think it's okay? - [scott] you see what i'm going for there? - let's play the shot and see. - [scott] that works! - [priyali] see if you find mist - [narges] my name is narges ami and i am ambitious. - maybe just a little more. there. - [priyali] what do you think? - i like it. - and maybe we start it with you actually saying, "good morning, good morning." and we can hear you say that, and then we start in with your n what do you think? i think that would be very good. there we go, that's such a beaut - [farahnaz] yeah, this is nice. - oh, my god! as an afghan girl, this quote gives me hope. my name is sakina hoshimi, and my newfound identity makes me confident. - who

and the former british diplomats and also joining us live from athens in greece. appreciate you joining us on the program here as well. so for shutting some lot on what is right now, a bit of a monkey story, but with him, thank you very much. we'll see you as the monkey. god bless. thank you. bye bye advantage. right? and president nicholas my daughter has arrived in brazil, the head of a summit have left an american countries. is the 1st visit by have been his wailing leader in 8. yes, the president of brazil said that he was harshly critical of the sanctions imposed on that as well by the united states. i spoke out against them and the devastating role they've had on the venezuelan people in their population. he also emphasized that this seems to be a below to the strategy the united states has been having with venezuela usa. he's been doing everything you can to isolate venezuela to prevent venezuela from having relations with different countries that we've seen. the various qu, attempts that have been revealed. we recall that for quite some time the usa was re

these are the scenes in athens right now.right new democracy have done well and are set to be the largest party. is currently speaking and saying that election victory shows that the new democracy has the people's approval to rule as a one—party government. he is addressing his supporters there, let's bring in our guest now. joining me now from athens is anthee carassava, a correspondent based in greece. we haven't had all the votes in, but he's basically claiming victory. i understand that he still wouldn't have enough for a majority? absolutely. this is an election result that we were expecting. with 60% of the vote counted, the size and scope of this victory is simply staggering. it passed his jaws dropping even at the political headquarters. 20 points between him and the main opposition, the leftist leader, he was a former prime minister. and it's this staggering difference that has people kind of shocked because it speaks volumes to the fact that this is an abysmal defeat for this opposition leader. in fact, it shows tha

in athens this tower was built here is the question to replace during during the great patriotic warost of head of the hydrometeorological service of the ussr was occupied by the hero of the soviet union yevgeny fedorov and for which fedorov received the title of hero well, also for working as a meteorologist at the world's first drifting polar station under the leadership of panin quite right. well anatoly 2.000 in the bank you will take away or i will take the edge further the money comes to anatoly’s account and in the game irina polyakova quite right, you will take 1,000 in the bank and play, and play, the rainiest city in russia is considered to be severo-kurilsk. here falls 1800 mm of precipitation per year. and what resort town in second place is more than 1.600 mm on the black sea coast of the caucasus , in general, you will take abundant rainfall in a bank. that on this holiday, the summer weather is abruptly replaced by autumn, in accordance with the name. what is this holiday? let's continue the anticyclone is it an area of ​​high or low pressure? boosted right in the jar

what the kind of rules that athens developed over time ancient athens was a bizarre. they were recognized as bizarre, even that time. if you look at the literature, it is kind of same thing with patriarchal rage, this anger against women, this idea that women are somehow the root of evil, that nothing good can come of them. it is just so warm act and it it beggars that you know even now in the 21st century we would look at that some kind of golden age. why do we want to borrow the sexual politics of athens and translate that into modern societies and that's course the reason we do it the reason we up to it is because it served people in power who were developing these democracies, the men in power, who thought, well, wouldn't it be great if we could if we could have that of world in which women will us, in which they will stay at home? and that's why they nurtured in the united states this idea of female domestic city. well, i think that is an way to ap our delightful conversation i thank you so much for talking to today. please, everyone, this is such a wonderful boo

athens having a good day. front end of the u.k.u got the jim bullard, and earlier talking about further hikes. inflation data coming up later this week is expected to show a significant decline in u.k. inflation but how big? front end of the curbing being a bit higher. we will talk about this in the next hour as well as inflation and how the inflation story will develop. what is driving it critically? is it tourism? we will talk to the ceo of ryanair as well as claudia pens eri. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com guy: monday, the 22nd of may, the debt ceiling shadow is over europe. we need some sort of idea of what is going to happen. at the moment, nothing is happening. back to normal service. markets going sideways with the exception of athens up over 6%. the

meowing but as athens opens up again, should we all be meowing. a tavern. animals mustn't eat actually our food. and sometimes it can be dangerous for them because usually they give the bones of the fish. i always carry now with me cat food so i don't have to take from my plate and give to the animals if i am outside. i have something always. right, next time i'm in athens, i'll be packing cat biscuits, for sure. oh, so cute. now we're off to the island of tilos, a whopping 17—hour ferry ride from athens. unsurprisingly, it's more laid back and sees fewer tourists because it's so remote. after years of blackouts and reliance on neighbouring islands for its energy supply, a few years ago, it became entirely powered by renewable alternatives. we sent guy fenton to find out more about greece's first hybrid island. probably one of the most relaxing and scenic ways to see tilos is by bike. you might see some wildlife along the way, but right now i'm on my way to check out something that up until now has been a vital link between tilos and the outside w

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into a day of protests in europe because of its borders, workers in the berlin prague league and athensanded higher wages and expressed dissatisfaction with the policies of their governments. may day demonstrations in paris and other french cities. outgrew clash with the police because of the rejection of the french. pension forms. macron, the ministry of internal affairs has already reported hundreds of wounded and policemen about how may day again raised the workers of the whole world to fight, andrey skvortsov will tell so, from paris to the outskirts of the french, they burned the whole of may day, burned an effigy of their president, several cars fired firecrackers at the policemen rushed into they were beaten with rubbish by a cyclist, a shop window thug, there are hundreds of wounded on both sides of the detainees. the standard labor day in france this year sparkled with special colors due to the increase in the retirement age , the unions have already called the current rallies the largest in the last 40 years of the pobos. prohibitions are multiplying now, so you can’t go out t

labor day may 1 turned into a day of protests in europe and beyond workers in berlin prague riga and athensanded higher wages and expressed dissatisfaction with the policies of their governments in paris and other cities france may day demonstrations escalated into a clash with the police more andrey skvortsov two burned effigy of president macron three hundred detainees injured policemen and even more injured demonstrators. this is the result of labor day in france burning buildings. cars fired firecrackers at law enforcement officers, threw molotov cocktails at them and smashed shop windows with garbage. even stabbed assault came not only in the capital, but also in nantes and bordeaux, which went into a rage, the crowd was dispersed with water cannons. the standard first mail in france this year sparkled with special colors due to the increase in the retirement age of the trade union has already called the current rallies the largest in last 40 years. we are extremely concerned about the side effects of government measures. in the field of security, bans are multiplying now, so you can’t

johnson, hopeless reports now from athens. the supreme court, traditionally rules on parties eligibility to take part in elections this year. there's intense interest in that ruling. that's because greeks national party is the vehicle of this man ilia sketchy theories, former spokesman for golden dawn, greece's neo fascist party, condemned as a criminal organization. in 2020 it's leading figures sentenced to 14 years in jail . custody of his lawyer says he can't constitutionally be prevented from running yet. is that medical to thank you? degree constitution requires an irrevocable criminal conviction to buy any citizen from elected office. so person has to be found guilty on appeal to the supreme court. here we have the unique situation of a person with a 1st conviction being stripped of the right to office. but he still enjoys the presumption of innocence. the fallacy will not greece's constitution is very liberal, it makes it essentially impossible to disqualify parties. that's why the ruling new democracy. conservatives fo

and i said that and if we consider not athens well , weak athens interactions, yes, then i can have anumber of olgas that will interact. still, yes, yes weak, not eternal, they will connect, but they will always be switches - this is who in this in this, who? ah interacts with many. that is, we have one goal and many interact with it at once. this is the difference, which, well, as it were before, well, biologists looked at mutations. yes, that is, there is the concept of single nucleotide polymorphism, when well, i do not know there is radiation. yes, one letter has changed. yes and so, well, the same biology was very actively considered, but that's just the transfer of information through several interactions. but i at least did not find it in the literature. here. well, in general, the reviewers did not find it, and so on. that is, maybe someone published it somewhere, but you know that in all the stories about dna, i always have a little bit of an outsider as a person. i was surprised by the picture that dna seems to know what it wants to do, here they are connected. here is her co

stephanie decor, audra 0, which also for this joins as the from athens and joe, most reaction to the result is people wake up of the what's the hail? i think for newspapers this morning, tell the story, holding here a right wing newspaper. so government friendly saying a shattering to series or a slab to the left. another government friendly newspaper supremacy. just one would type and then denise collapse. facilities are here on the left. you've got the right wing shopping or playing off the operation in the 2nd go for and this is the official policy mouth piece of the left wing policy series. a changes for the next baffled the theme and cds, which is in entering a very good period. obviously, as opposed to having gone from more than 31 percent of the vote 4 years ago to 20 percent. now, the theme would say it is, is that the lead to alexis cheaper us is trying to effect changes and pages within his policy. and that is likely to lead lead to serious conflicts within the less we're not sure whether he will win because there are people also calling for his ouster of to that performanc

to discuss the old of this, i'm joined now from athens by tassels on us, the south seas. the group chief economist on the deputy general manager at 0 bank grace, thank you for joining the program. it doesn't feel that long ago. so it does it that greece has debt crisis on it's economic problems. there was strewn across every front page in the world, but they have managed to turn things around in the last 10 years. what are some other hook? this is a to thank you very much for the opportunity you the speaker is and now recently have last for all the right reasons. and as a matter of fact, greece is over performing the yours on after many years in terms of, of growth. having lost something like one quote there, if it's uh, did you be using this prizes and would be on a government rights having big. i think they presented with a couple of years ago at this the very and yet the grow, obviously i and the had to deal with each of these samples by the fund demik on the end of the crisis. however, it sat very well at a through glance. busy virginia be loss is a giving the funding

but i would really prefer to be athens to go down, you know, to the, to the square. and to save face. i'm from athens and said people, uh that they are here, but they did not residence roads. they are from some other place. we cannot vote from here, they need to go to their place to vote. many do know that there is actually a way to register to vote in a place of non residents, but it's not clear. we put it as a feel i didn't know about that either. if items, to be honest about this and i believe most of the we have no idea about that. they keep us in the dark all the time. it's an issue that's been raised in these elections with many of the opposition parties accusing this government of exclusion around a quarter of a 1000000 young people were employed in the seasonal tourism industry across the greek islands. it's not a new issue. maria is a musician and here for the season, she missed voting and the last election because she was here on the island. and so made an effort to look into how she could vote this time. she says it was complicated to find out, and it stil

australia closes show _ back in athens. australia closes show this— back in athens. from the crowd, it was like _ energy that came up from the crowd, it was like nothing i'd ever seen. what _ it was like nothing i'd ever seen. what is — it was like nothing i'd ever seen. what is really interesting is the running — what is really interesting is the running order. the ballads throughout two nights performance are a mix — throughout two nights performance are a mix. you get a few ballads then— are a mix. you get a few ballads then you — are a mix. you get a few ballads then you get those up—tempo numbers. i can then you get those up—tempo numbers. i can see _ then you get those up—tempo numbers. i can see right now this countdown on screen, — i can see right now this countdown on screen, there is less than four minutes— on screen, there is less than four minutes ago until second semifinal begins _ minutes ago until second semifinal begins -- — minutes ago until second semifinal begins. —— 40 minutes. this probably 2000 _ begins. —— 40 minutes. this probably 2000 fans— b

live now to athens, and let's speak to our europe correspondent, nick beake.ey are showing the prime minister in the lead. , . ., , ., the lead. they are, and they are broadly what — the lead. they are, and they are broadly what we _ the lead. they are, and they are broadly what we were _ the lead. they are, and they are | broadly what we were expecting, the lead. they are, and they are - broadly what we were expecting, what the experts were predicting, although new democracy party, which has been in government for the past four years, has been in government for the past fouryears, has has been in government for the past four years, has done better than what people expected, but you made the crucial point there, they are unlikely to form a majority government because in years gone by, with this sort of percentage being predicted, up to 40% of the vote, that would have been enough, but the system he has changed, which means that the party which comes top, which looks like it will be new democracy, will not get this bonus of 50 seats in parliament, and that in y

this stephanie jackson at for us with alexis to, from athens will be staying across those numbers for you here. and i'll just verify, oh, thank you very much. i all palestinians have condemned and incursion by israel security minister into the ox and must compound is the vehicle is outraged by declaring that israel, owing to jerusalem, the palestinian presidency has described the incident as a flagrant to attack. my says it highlights the serious threat facing the holy side . these rated government has also been holding its weekly session as an archaeological site. now axa is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the location of the cabin amazing was the message to palestinian. present my photo boss and a reminder of the importance of jerusalem to the jewish people. the jewish, i shall name them and 56 years ago during the 6 day war, jerusalem united us. but i am forced to say that the battle for its unification is not complete. i and my colleagues of post time of to time to stand of international pressure from those who want to read, divide jerusalem, and also from prime mini

a speaking to us that from athens group chief economist from your bank. thank you. thank you. my pleasure. the g 7 countries can find on toll billions, to fight the war and ukraine, but comp provide off of what's needed for the most critical humanitarian crises. these are the words of the british charity aux from, as it accuses the group of 7 largest economies of failing the global south aux from estimates wealthy nations a pool. 4 move in the teen trillion dollars in unpaid age, needed desperately for the development on climate action. and it's called on them to pay that do. the char see is also criticize g, 7 nations banks for demanding the global south countries. re pay the $232000000.00 a day in loans through til 2028. and it was wilting nations to cancel that debt. or expand has a g 7 lead us to massively increased funding to n fannan across the world. it says global hung his wisdom for 50 years in a row with moving 258000000 people across 58 countries. currently acutely hungry. it's demanding that wealthy nations meet the pledge of a $100000000000.00 annually to help poo

majority, that they needed. making a 2nd round, likely stephanie decor reports not from the capital. athens the night went to the routing party very from prime minister que yeah, cost me to talk. he's calling the winning margin a political earthquake. the one students we spoke to was surprised at the amount of support the party received. i expected them to be lower than last time because of, of the events of the, of the past few years. as if it's rather d, v. i didn't seem to be with the, with the rail, with it, with a train. the wildfires that happened in bees the they had the housing crisis, as i mentioned before, the living cost surprises. the reason trained is also which caused mass protests and the controversial wire topping scandal doing nothing. it seemed to dense support. supposing started at 7 am, were for the 1st time 17 year olds could have their say. and to know the 1st greeks living abroad could vote and their country residence. the main concern here, the impossibly high cost of living. got there for sure. every year, instead of improving things are getting worse, things are ex

and the consumption of the, counting the cost to to discuss the old of this, i'm joined now from athens by tassels and stuff. stuff though, sees the group chief economist on the deputy general manager at 0 bank grace. thank you for joining the program. it doesn't feel that long ago. so it does it that greece is debt crisis on it's economic problems that was strewn across every front page in the world. but they have managed to turn things around in the last 10 years . what does the mother of hug? this is very true. thank you very much for the opportunity. you want to speak on this. and now this is only capitalized for all the right reasons. and as a matter of fact, greece is over performing the yo zone. after many years in them so far of growth having lost something like one quote there, if it's uh, did you be using this prizes and would be on a goodman rides having big. i think they presented a couple of years ago. at this, those already year to grow, obviously. uh and uh on the how to deal with the challenges this apple is by the front me comes in as a crisis. however, it sounds very w

i'm joined now from athens by tassels on us. the south will sees the group chief economist on the deputy general manager at 0 bank grace. thank you for joining the program. it doesn't feel that long ago. so it does it that greece has debt crisis on it's economic problems that was strewn across every front page. in the world, but they have managed to turn things around in the last 10 years. what does the mother hug? this is very true. thank you very much for the opportunity you. the speaker is and now recently capitalized for all the right reasons. and as a matter of fact, greece is over performing the yo zone after many years in terms of i of growth. having lost something like one quote there. if it's uh, did you be using the dis, prizes? and would be on a goodman rides, having big. i think 8 percent, but couple of years ago at this those ready year to grow, obviously. uh and uh on the how to deal with the challenge this apple is by the fund demik ideas of crisis. however, it's had very well at a, through the claims. busy virgin

the national team for the first time and twice the carpul, led her to the olympic scrofula sydney athens, the russian team under his leadership stopped a step away from victory, let that silver cost gold, they stood out so dramatic finals. still reviewing those games, he calmly cannot, as if again, joining the game. and as always, emotional on the court. outside of her career, she never blamed girls for defeats. maybe we had gold a subtle psychologist, he compensated for the rigidity in training with care and attention, calling this the main key to success in working with a woman, and there are several athletes who have children. family and now to balance the time spent at home so that they can be calm, as they say in my heart. this is the main thing, our problem is in psychology under his leadership. many have become stars, such as ekaterina gamova or the four-time champion. europe, elizaveta bracht-tishchenko, was remembered, as if on your birthday, may 1, after all, a holiday forever begged for a day off free from training, and you always jokingly said that working days are holidays f

our correspondent in athens, nick beake, explained how the prime minister has been reacting to tonight'sut a political earthquake here in greece tonight. certainly, the pollsters underestimated his appeal to the nation. he said that he's got a clear mandate to govern for another four years, that he'll be able to continue the job, as it were. he's had four years in power, and now he's really appealing to the nation to keep him in power. it's not quite as easy as that, as we've been hearing in the last few minutes or so. but certainly, he says he's got the credibility to go to the people, it would seem, in a few weeks' time for this second vote, and the system, as we've been hearing, changes yet again. so, with these bonus seats being awarded to the party that comes up top, you'd imagine tonight, he'd be pretty confident that he could secure an outright majority, or certainly with that top—up factor, a majority when greeks go to the polls probably injuly, it would seem. you're watching bbc news. ten people were taken to hospital after a double decker bus hit a railway bridge in glasgow. th

pablo's probably just takes dna samples from one they are stored here and in a central database in athens. i also need one for anthropology. so 3 samples and all sorts of the forensic scientist and his assistant interrupt their work. when the funeral director arrives at the hospital, the dead are stored in refrigerator containers, outback. 10 bodies are scheduled for burial. they couldn't all be identified. cost as public research to meet is, has to take the right ones. the smell of the composition hangs in the year. they all want to get it over with as quickly as possible. the mood is tense. lee, but wait, we need order. so it's one but not the other. this one and this bring a bad stop 0 c, w 260 b can go well this one. yes. extra stop 789, and the party from the other contain and make 10. this one. this one here. that makes 8. no, there are 10. the labels fell off as it was being moved. you've already got this one here. of the funeral director takes the unidentified bodies to the cemetery for nameless migrants in the regions north. the professor continues to examine the remains from the

we've been on the island, the roads were now in the capital athens at saying that the cost of living is really something that is of a concern to them. and also you had recently a massive trade crash on the 28th of february that has had a real impact, a lot of anger on the street saying that is really highlighted how the states, how the government has failed. the people i want to bring in our guest a new vehicle through mackie. she is a, a structural research and has been looking into the feelings to keep them to use after this train crash. i'm going to ask you, you've been talking to a lot of used all to this train crash in particular, how is this change that perception of this government or their trust in politicians? ok for following the answers, the questions to their insurance. we have launched a the, the we can mention the general distrust the store, the only institution in mentally a guess. the thoughts that good to go over months and the 4 digit code far because the rates are really very caisen, the thoughts as a that's the 8080 percent or 72 percent and about the business dis

thank you so much, john, sir, ruffle us reporting for us from athens a. so a month after they started policing, can you are still existing bodies from a site linked to a doomsday coats the remains of another 3 people were discovered on saturday, taking dot dest told to with least 200 and 38th the properties owned by an evangelical pastor was accused of ordering his followers to starve themselves to death. awesome lab reports from the lindsey james and his mother survived the cold from which hundreds of people have died. they will follow us of canyon, evangelical pasta, poor mackenzie. they asked us to hide their identities. most of the survivors are being held by the police. this is why mackenzie cooled people to live with him in the remote arid forest, ken is coast. he told them to fast stuff that children to death and then stopped themselves to reach. having james says his brother rescued him. he's physically emaciated. his mother denies. he was stopping him. james says yes before he was inspired by mackenzie preaching in touch. this fish on his message

look at what is happening in athens. there decent responses -- there are decent responses to that in the ascending -- is any in stock market. the theme this hour will be much about travel. we will talk about what is happening with the signal it is delivering, up by 1.25%. pricing power is the real story that unites those themes, the ecb and the travel sector. alix: mccarthy and biden are meeting at 5:30. the nasdaq is outperforming, helped by meta. on the downside is micron down three point china dragging others down with it. tech is also up. james bullard talked about the fact he sees two more rate hikes this year. you have to wonder if there is a macro theme, if it is more idiosyncratic. guy: let's talk about europe. i mentioned what is happening with the travel sector and the connection it may be has to what is going on in inflation. ryanair up by 1.2%. michael o'leary earlier with a positive picture he is telling. it links to inflation because of the pricing power michael o'leary has. this is what he had to say earli

thomas has made his final appeal to voters ahead of sunday's election at a political rally in athens. the conservative prime minister promised motor stability investment and tax cuts if they return him to power. almost 10000000 greeks are eligible to cast ballots and the problem mentoring election. tens of thousands of people protested against gun violence and the march through serbia's capital belgrade, demonstrators are angry over the government's handling of 2 mass shootings that killed 18 people is the 3rd time and a month that protesters have urged the government to take action. the use basketball or brittany grier is said to make her 1st appearance in the w n. b, a since returning from detention and russia and drug possession charge us this past april griner announced she's working with bring our families home a campaign for him last year by the family members of american hostages and wrongful detainees held abroad. brittany griner received a warm welcome when she returned to the court in a w. n. b a preseason game and it was the 1st time she'd been back since being arrested. in