later italy's league party says the european election results show people want austerity measures reversed but they also by any who is also italy's deputy prime minister repeated hasn't tension to reduce taxes in defiance of europe's policy of austerity it says it was time to change outdated rules that hurt many countries. the europe of cuts and them employment has failed greece merkel mccrone and may well rejected everywhere the europe of insecurity and unemployment has been rejected even the advance of the greens in some countries such as germany calls for the overcoming of economic constraints however it goes it will be a success and we are counting on being part of that success. party stands to become the 4th largest bloc in the european parliament after the elections but a persone is the co-chair of the party he says the party's unity is one of its biggest strengths. even if we are not a huge political force we are really able to be united in a few missions and we win because we're able to gather majorities so i think that this kind of unity will be our greatest a patrimony and also o

but what about austerity?who tried to intervene when rivals in birmingham were trying to kill each other. the murder rate fell. but in 2012, the scheme was scrapped. it hurts in here. and it wasn't. .. the fact that something that was working so well was just literally thrown away. so, they stopped it because of funding? i thought they felt it was job done, but the catalyst for that was austerity. and of course, it wasn'tjob done, so they're having to reintroduce gang mediation. lack of cash is also hampering the police, even in priority violent crime. unquestionably, in some cases of violence, the investigation won't move at the same pace as it would have done in the past. and pace is important. pace is hugely important, so we prioritise these things hugely, but sometimes that competing demand means the resourcing isn't always adequate. there was a stabbing just down the road by the shop. at this primary school in coventry, a new approach. the children... so, we're going to do a scenario. teach each other to

a huge finance ministers worked out a new deal they demanded even more austerity from greece which had a severe impact on the country's economy. does the same when the use of these measures did fail damage to the greeks perception of democracy. and i believe this was the moment when people across southern europe especially young people started to turn against the e.u. and that's what opened. the money that i want. at the demonstration we meet again chana she's 28 and has a degree in marketing but right now she's working at a supermarket for listen for euros an hour we asked whether she's worried about the future of. africa as i know that hearing this and i don't have it to. china does not want to leave her country but the austerity measures have hit the greek young people hard you always have to pay for the person i feel angry i feel that this too are fair i pay something good out to my parents and so many times you hear this say our better minds going now say it's ok call this the fall in greece because of the budget cuts imposed by brussels many like tanner have lost their faith in t

medical journal you see all report suggesting that 120000 people were killed in this country by the austerity policies that she she implemented in this country. and the people who benefited were people like her husband who is presumably comforting her behind the door of number 10 there because she helped the bank because she helped the the money changes and we must remember this after a city of london that was accused of for deal and interest rate setting meaning the illegality of the city of london was rewarded and she paid for it allegedly in the

, people are frustrated at austerity.age is the brexit issue. this is a brexit election and that is what we have had to deal with. it's not normal under the circumstances. these are tumultuous times in the political history, for the want of a better term. these are times where anything could really have happened. people are frustrated and we understand why they have gone and voted the way they have, not traditional ways. however, voted the way they have, not traditionalways. however, again, i must say, the press are suggesting that it must say, the press are suggesting thatitis must say, the press are suggesting that it is a disaster for labour and disaster for the tory party. the conservatives come on the basis of the figures we have at this moment in time, could lose more than 1000 seats. the day isn't concluded yet. i predict that the labour party results will get better throughout the day. but we are disappointed in the day. but we are disappointed in the situation today. let's see what the situation today. let's see

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after years of austerity and international age greens has managed to pull back from the brink of collapse and now prime minister alexis de press wants to improve life for greek citizens again for example by lowering taxes sales tax for food and energy will be nearly half from 24 to 30 percent and that's not the only change millions of greeks could benefit from pensioners are said to to see a modest increase in their pensions to make up for the cuts they had to endure following the 2008 financial crisis but experts are alarmed now greece still has the largest debt to g.d.p. ratio in europe a whopping 180 percent that means without discipline and the goodwill of creditors greece could very easily default on its debts finance ministers fear that athens plans to increase public spending while cutting taxes could jeopardize the country's economic recovery. i spoke to mark is a bill from the university in sun gallon and he thought that it's a prospecting announcement is politically motivated. doing something good for the pension ists and you know decreasing to be a teeny given an impetus to pri

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a huge finance ministers worked out a new deal they demanded even more austerity from greece which had a severe impact on the country's economy. i'm glad it's the same when the. these measures did fiddle damage to the greeks perception of democracy. and i believe this was the moment when people across southern europe especially young people started to turn against the e.u. . and thus had opened. on you the minute that i want to be at the demonstration we meet d. in china she's 28 and has a degree in marketing but right now she's working at a supermarket for listen for euros an hour we asked whether she's worried about the future of. africa as i know that hearing this i don't have it. and china does not want to leave her country but the austerity measures have hit greek young people hard. we always have to pay for you personally i feel angry i feel that this so unfair i pay something good out to my parents and so many times this say our better minds going now so it's hope they call this the fall in greece because of the budget cuts imposed by brussels many like china have lost their fai

dean a government claiming to be left wing promised to force an end to austerity. however it agreed measures that tie the country up until 2060 and started mass privatisation of. voters on the left became depressed because it had succeeded with what the right hadn't. the right was depressed because they knew they'd lost their is on death row. in this country of mass depression however there was one word that awakens the political fervor of the past. venezuela. that. comes to supporting the case we see these days. steve it is well up on our parents and the end of the movie scene. the next moment as well again a quote of the. when a european country went through a crisis why were its politicians worried about toilet paper in latin america. i flew to caracas to find out. during the 11 hour flight i read all sorts of articles warning me that caracas is one of the most dangerous cities in the world. if i wasn't murdered as soon as i got off the plane i'd be kidnapped. or die of hunger or disease. will rot in prison. venezuela's capital is indeed amongst the most dangero

party politics like it's a game of polls and behind closed door labor tory bricks it negotiations austerity continues one reason may be that whoever won this month's local elections the shadow of the city of london is the true determinant we have documents that may point to the fact of the city not democracy controls our access to libraries social care and aid for the most vulnerable in society joining me now is joel benjamin spokesperson for the resistance u.k. who has been investigating lobo loans for a decade joel thanks so much for coming back on we're under book because we had to be you elections but in a way your work affects everybody just remind us what little balloons are and then we'll go through this document. type of complex loans taken out by local authorities and housing associations from u.k. european and u.s. banks the major feature of a loan is that the banks actually have the option to increase interest rate on the local authority at a given point in peaches so they can check out the rates when you can least expect it ok and we're going to go into that more in a 2nd we hav

a friend of julie this on castro if the wiki leaks founder will survive in the austerity hit so-called one ton a move britain building can be talked about social media will see on wednesday 1. what is it calling the coin is magic internet money the new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor. of 2nd or bank that's called the genesis blog for reason to coin a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history this is columbus discovering a new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the max and stacey. in 24 to you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know lawyer here i mean you know liz put me in the new bill is that i knew pulling you to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 24 g. and. those who took. it inves

friends of to lead us on journalistic astro if the wiki leaks founder will survive in the austerity hit so-called guantanamo britain belmont shield inc you talk about social media we'll see on wednesday. we have a situation that is very new and that's why. it's like i feel like before the war were to when people were dying but in the morning and there was no end to the school board you know the 2 so the boy it was through to the right of the world to move and to see if the as a medic and the wide spectrum facilities would code of people today. in many diseases because of this would you fully broke up the. 100. these foreign policy chief says that it's vital not to escalate the situation. around the iran nuclear deal that's after the u.s. secretary of state stopped by brussels meeting with russia's foreign minister on tuesday says that he'll be looking for answers from my pump. it will produce tomorrow i will ask mike compare how the u.s. is going to deal with the crisis that was made by washington's unilateral decisions . prosecutors say that they will reopen the investigation into a se

well for many reasons mostly promises that weren't kept pre-election promises to end austerity and 2015 simply did not come to fruition as you remember that was the year in which see these came to power but was forced instead of ending the policies to sign on to a new bailout loan with new austerity conditions attached or stairs he began to and really in this election season when cities passed a few tax cuts through parliament just a couple of weeks ago ahead of these european parliament elections as sweeteners for the versus. the 2nd reason is that taxation has been onerous throughout this period and in many ways worse than it was the preceding conservative administration there have been good results from that massive primary surplus that puts any concerns to rest that greece will continue to pay and service its loans and that is this a place in international money markets again but the cost of that has been very high at home and thirdly i would say the deal over north macedonia that went down extremely badly with especially in greece's macedonia and serious regions of the north the co

that austerity programme has led to, as revealed this week, children going to school hungry, withouth no food in the cupboards and skipping meals so that their children can eat. does the chancellor even acknowledge the role his austerity policies have played in delivering the brexit vote? well, i think the reasons behind the brexit vote are complex, and it would be trite to stand here and try and identify them simplistically. but what i would also remind the honourable gentleman is of the contribution that his government made to the situation we inherited that caused us to have to make the tough decisions which he is implicitly referring to. one of philip hammond's junior ministers also faced questions about brexit. i just wonder if the treasury can tell us, out of all the modelling and analysis that it's done in terms of economic forecasting, in what year would they expect the united kingdom economy to perform better under a brexit scenario than a remain scenario? well, i think the result of the referendum was clear in 2016 across the united kingdom, and we need to get on and delive

a report from buenos aires on the latest strike against austerity measures in argentina. and in sports defending champion run from the storms into the 3rd rains of the french open all being here with more later on. the web sponsored by qatar airways. we've got more wet weather rolling across southern parts of china still a fair amount of clout there into the south china sea so we've got some live longer spells of rain still hugging the south coast here around the gulf of tonkin hi nancy heavy rain rain starting to pull away from hong kong for a time 27 celsius here will see it very close by as we go on into friday winds coming in from the south or the temperatures will not jump to 3 degrees in the process but lots of wet weather showing up on the chart there right across in the china over the next couple of days russia showers as per usual across the southeast asia because some showers there in soo good parts of the philippines malaysia looking pretty wet largely dry across indonesia was a chance of one or 2 showers just to the north of java but essentially i think it's g

austerity is an integral part of the. countries of measures that's been dreamt up by the european central bank and the commission to rescue the euro the euro doesn't suit anyone it impairs austerity tear you know not only no must because where the euro. far unusual is for the euro is hard guarantee i'm afraid if i could just finish the euro is far too high for countries like greece and its exchange rate is far too low for countries like germany what we presently have is a system whereby the south of europe is largely deindustrialized and germany is required to make transfer payments so what eases the whole hey what do you propose suppose we do care of those young women are big well you need benefits or your oh let's head to the heart of the way that diagnosis of the problem that's the euro so we want to leave the euro we want to design. the currents of the currency union that's the first start and then it is up to each contraire to well if there's time why are these and the and also i would say of the european union the.

austerity alone does not work and will only lead to further economic restrictions. there has to be a commitment to protecting the island's most vulnerable populations including the elderly, the young, disabled, and the low income residents. is my hope that starting with today's hearing we will be able to encourage the oversight board to strike more agreeable and balanced deal with the people of puerto rico so that most of the severe budget cuts can be rolled back and significant debt relief can occur. further, congress has not done enough to assist puerto rico by providing the tools the island needs. for example, we have yet to provide assistance to protect the island's pension system, full medicaid funding, or the earned income tax credit. while the obama administration worked hand-in-hand with the puerto rican government to assist them in addressing the crisis, this present administration has been out of sight and out of mind except for saying that puerto rico cannot be trusted to properly manage the funds they need to recover from hurricane maria. this white hous

people marched through the argentina capital to protest austerity measures.strike also grounded flights. here is more from buenos aires. another national strike in argentina since the president took office in 2015. events are closed, public transport is down in the city and mostly around the country. you can see right behind me are some social movements giving away free food in this demonstration in the center of the capital. people here say the reason they are calling for a strike is the rising unemployment and poverty in the country. austerity measures are affecting the argentine population and are dictated by the international monetary fund. last year salaries lost 15% of value. this year the same. reporter: argentina is facing an economic crisis that has had a severe effect on living standards. in 2018 reached almost 50% and has continued to rise in 2019, but wages are not keeping up the pace. >> this situation is a disaster. i have a soup kitchen in buenos aires and the amount of people coming continues to grow. we don't have enough. reporter: the govern

vote they finished well behind the center right new democratic party suppress has been damaged by austerity policies and an unpopular name deal with neighboring north macedonia. moving to other news now and donald trump says the united states is not looking for regime change in iran the u.s. president made the comments during his 4 day trip to japan when he reports from tokyo. with a handshake donald trump received a historic on or in the imperial palace in tokyo the u.s. president became the 1st foreign leader to meet japan's new emperor. the beating was seen as a symbol of the strong relations between the 2 countries after a bilateral meeting with japan's prime minister shinzo up their attention turned from an ally to a foe with the u.s. president saying he's not seeking regime change in iran and i'm not looking that hurt iran at all i'm looking to have iran say no nuclear weapons we have enough problems in this world right now with nuclear weapons no nuclear weapons for and i think will make a deal i think iran again i think iran has tremendous economic potential it was a softer tone fro

and we report from buenos aires on the rates a strike against austerity measures in argentina. the web and sponsored by qatar and ways. hello we've got more wet weather rolling across southern parts of china still a fair amount of clout there into the south china sea so we've got some live longer spells of rain still hugging the south coast here around the gulf of tonkin hi nancy heavy rain rain starting to pull away from hong kong for a time 27 celsius here will see it very close by as we go on into friday winds coming in from the south or the temperatures will not jump to 3 degrees in the process but lots of wet weather showing up on the chart there right across india china over the next couple of days russia showers as per usual across the southeast asia because some showers there in sioux a good part of the philippines malaysia looking pretty wet dry across indonesia was a chance of one or 2 showers just to the north of java but essentially i think is going to be more smarter up into the labor nation where we do see the wetter weather over the coming days $3132.00 maybe a $

we will end austerity. that austerity was over and you should have seen philip hammond's face because he hadn't been told. and he sits next to her at prime ministers question time and still doesn't appear to have been told, because austerity is continuing. so, we fight these elections in order to make sure that whatever the relationship in the future with europe we are on the same page, on rights and regulations, and that we maintain that trading relationship. as i said in my contribution, a no—deal brexit would be disastrous for manufacturing and service industries across britain, and it would be disastrous for the job prospects of many people, and that is why we have successfully in parliament got the option of no deal taken off the table so far. and we also forced the government to finally concede that parliament will have a say on this. remember, when the first withdrawal bill was introduced, the bill actually gave powers that henry viii would have been proud of to the then brexit secretary david davis.

the main unions calling the strike in response to austerity measures put in place by the government.nion leaders say that 14,000 small businesses have been forced to close and they blame the $56 billion bailout deal with the international for the austerity plans. people are outon and one million are below the poverty line. wages have been destroyed, pensions are miserable. our country is bound to the internatational andne m millione below ththe poverty li. monetarary fund. it's like the bermuda t triangl, work,g in salaries, healalth, andd education. >> in the markets, european indexes are in positiveve territory after two straight days of f losses a amid rising e tensions between the u.s. and china. up, and inotsie is paris up 3 3/10. slightlyfurt dax i is up at midday.y. the government of new zealand officially unveiled its new budgetroroposal. minister's labour party prioritizing social services and the environment and what it calls a well-being approach, the approach including over 580 alien euros in new investment for you -- for mental health care, child poverty programs, and cl

our national debt is falling and we are bringing an end to austerity. my focus has been on ensuring the jobs of the future will be created in community across the whole country. not just in london and the south east. we have helped more people than ever enjoy security of a job. we are building more homes and on the first-time buyers housing ladder so young people can enjoy opportunities. we are protecting the environment, eliminating plastic waste and improving air quality. and was a decent, moderate conservative government on the common ground of british politics. even as we tackle the biggest challenge any government has faced, i know the conservative party can renew itself in the years ahead. that we can deliver brexit and serve the british people with policies inspired by our values. security, freedom and opportunity. those values have guided me through my career. of the unique privilege of this office is to use this platform to give a voice to the voices, to fight the burning injustices that scar our society. that is why i put funding for mental he

china does not want to leave her country but the austerity measures have hit greek young people hardyou always have to pay for your 1st i feel angry i feel that this too are fair i pay something good out to my parents and so many times to this say our better mind is going now so it's all they will is the fall in greece because of the budget cuts imposed by brussels many like china have lost their faith in the european union. from the beginning i was so looking sagal wow we are all together. and. there is a fake. and their face mask was economical you know in order to. heal peoples in the back of the most peoples. now we headed off to budapest. hungary has traditionally felt close ties to europe but for several years now it's euro skeptic right when government has been a thorn in the side of the. i think the. utopian union is a good idea on its own but i think their countries there should stand strong on their own we in hungary are not in their position in the european union it's a good thing that we are trying to be multicultural. in some points it's risky for. and smaller countries

deputy prime minister repeated his intention to reduce taxes and defiance of europe's policy of austerity or the hell eyes headlines keep it on al-jazeera earthrise next. in the philippines the black market for gold is worth hundreds of millions but not everyone is reaping the rewards to selma paying the ultimate prize when i want to east investigates why people like dying for gold on al-jazeera. and conflicts one of the silent and forgotten casualties is often the environment. from the chemical contamination of soils and the collapse of water and food supplies to the habitat damage caused by displacement. all has devastating consequences. not so many manmade infrastructure has but also natural ecosystems are destroyed and i'm a lives lost as well as human. but even amidst the most vicious struggles through people fighting to protect the world we live in and i'm to cover what was lost. i'm tanya a sheet and bangladesh in the world's largest refugee camps where people are working to co-exist with the elephants for which this region is home and i'm happy with our love and on we're group of

austerity does not work.it did not work in greece, it did not work in the united kingdom, and it will not work your. -- it did it will not work here. you must look elsewhere to address the crisis. it cannot be on the back of the people of puerto rico. let me help you to look elsewhere. discuss how heavily the board is spending on its operation, including fees paid to consultants and lawyers. itsboard estimates operating budget will be approximately $1.5 billion over the next six years, with nearly two thirds of that earmarked for consultancy fees. this feels like profiteering from puerto rico's fiscal crisis. how do you justify the deep cuts that have been imposed to the university of puerto rico when this much money of taxpayers, the people puerto rico paying for this, how do you justify that? does the board have any internal controls to rein in its spending? is the board taking any steps to reduce its costs and reliance on external consultants? >> thank you. the $1.5 billion is not an estimated cost related

policies half way through this 8 year period of austerity and recession that greece is now just emerging from and did not do so back in 2015 it began to do so this year several years late much later that it promised a new democracy has reaped the benefits of promising lower taxes for productive activity lower taxes for businesses most of it most of which are family small businesses in greece from 29 to 20 percent over 2 years new democracy promises to create the conditions for 4 percent growth in the next 3 or 4 years and that is more than double the current recent growth promises to create 700000 new jobs over 5 years and promises to bring back many of the greeks who left for other job markets in developed economies in the west because their skills simply weren't in demand any more in this collapse in economy that has lost 25 percent of its value in 8 years and the european elections have given a boost to austria as chancellor sebastian carries after a corruption scandal brought down his coalition government his people spotty want to run 34 percent of the vote losing just one seat at ke

but what about austerity?ivals in birmingham were trying to kill each other. the murder rate fell. but in 2012, the scheme was scrapped. it hurts in here. and it wasn't. .. the fact that something that was working so well was just literally thrown away. so, they stopped it because of funding? i thought they felt it was job done, but the catalyst for that was austerity. and of course, it wasn'tjob done, so they're having to reintroduce gang mediation. lack of cash is also hampering the police, even in priority violent crime. unquestionably, in some cases of violence, the investigation won't move at the same pace as it would have done in the past. but pace is important. pace is hugely important, so we prioritise these things hugely, but sometimes that competing demand means the resourcing isn't always adequate. there was a stabbing just down the road by the shop. at coundon primary school in coventry, a new approach. the children... so, we're going to do a scenario. ..teach each other to deal with conflict. you

this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family my daughter's in florida know that my other daughter is buried in a cemetery in healing this is with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police need is a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens in court be the. shock shock as far as society. we don't know she'll share this for the. end of this trial unfortunately you truly will still not know chill just. what is it calling the coin is magic and the new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor i'm bringing a 2nd for bank that's called the genesis blog for reasons to coin a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history this is columbus discovering a new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and fina

but what about austerity?en rivals in birmingham were trying to kill each other. the murder rate fell. but in 2012, the scheme was scrapped. it hurts in here. and it wasn't. .. the fact that something that was working so well was just literally thrown away. so, they stopped it because of funding? i thought they felt it was job done, but the catalyst for that was austerity. and of course, it wasn'tjob done, so they're having to reintroduce gang mediation. lack of cash is also hampering the police, even in priority violent crime. unquestionably, in some cases of violence, the investigation won't move at the same pace as it would have done in the past. and pace is important. pace is hugely important, so we prioritise these things hugely, but sometimes that competing demand means the resourcing isn't always adequate. there was a stabbing just down the road by the shop. at this primary school in coventry, a new approach. the children... so, we're going to do a scenario. teach each other to deal with conflict. you t

my question is, how dare the government bring forward a bill before we are out of austerity?ne spelman shared the joint committee of mps and peers on the draft restoration bill. so why do mps need to change the law to get the builders in? we need a piece of legislation to underpin how we would go about restoring and renewing our parliament. because it would require quite a lot of taxpayers money to make this work. and we need to provide some guidelines to set up the people who are going to run this project, and make sure that it is done on time and on budget. the bill cleared its first commons hurdle without a vote, and will now be looked at in more detail. two of the mps keeping a close eye on the plans are the conservatives sir edward leigh, and jonathan edwards of plaid cymru. sir edward, you do not want mps to move out, did you? no. but i mean, i have accepted the decision of the house. if we have to decant, i think it is for a short time as possible, and i think we should do as much work around us as we can. i don't that we should build a permanent replica chamber, in ti

the united nations thousands of people have march through argentina's capital to protest against austerity measures on the president richard mockery a nationwide strike has shut down key grain ports and grounded flights to raise a bow reports for us. another national strike against the government of modi so mark it's the 5th one since he took office back in 2015 schools and banks are closed the public's transport are down in the city and mostly around the country which you can see right behind me are some social movements here that are giving away free food in this demonstration in the center of the capital. people here say that the reason why they're calling for a strike is the rising unemployment and poverty in the country i don't know who they were for they were they don't know if the austerity measures are affecting the argentine population undaunted by the international monetary fund last year so in these last 15 percent of value this year the saying. argentina is facing an economic crisis that has had a severe effect on living standards in the country if they should in 2018 reached a

what we are doing here is putting forward an agenda of anti—austerity and also putting out that local of the austerity agenda, which has been foisted upon them by the conservatives and the lib dems, when they were in coalition together. that was jeremy corbyn reacting that wasjeremy corbyn reacting to the results. this is what liberal democrat leader sir vince cable had to say to supporters in chelmsford this morning. well, i'm just celebrating a really great result here in chelmsford, essex. but this story across the country... you know, the lib dems were written off at one point, but we're coming back very, very strongly. we are the big winners of the night throughout the country. you know, rural, urban, cities, suburban... vote brexit! a large number of gains. brexit! i don't know whether that was a supporter or an opponent, but it's a bit late now. but these are the best results for us for 15 years. if we add another council to the nine we have already gained, it will be the best result for a quarter of a century. i'm afraid the bad news is we've got to move onto another election

this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family daughters in florida another mother daughter is buried in a cemetery it really messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pen this than him and what happens in court. shocked shocked as far as i feel. we don't know just for the. end of this trial fortunately you. know children. this is boom broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all. and i'm christy i am watching him today and we dive straight into the shell by taking a look at the markets in the wake of rising to a tension. take a look out into. dropping short of points off the open thursday morning as u.s. china trade worries us chip makers are taking a beating as they lose their biggest customers huawei purchases $23000000.00 worth of sonny's each year loss of this business would severely re

we are bringing in and to austerity. my focus has been an ensuring in jobs will be created communities across the country, not just in london and the south modernrough our industrial strategy. we have helped more people than ever in joint security of a job. we are building more homes and helping first-time buyers so young people can enjoy the opportunity their parents did. we are protecting the environment eliminating plastic waste, tackling climate change, and improving air quality. this is what a decent, moderate, country, and atria to conservative government can achieve. that the conservative party can renew itself in the years ahead, that we can deliver brexit and serve the british people with policies inspired by our values. security, freedom, and opportunity, those values have guided me throughout my career. but the unique privilege of this office is to use this platform to give a voice to the voiceless, to fight them burning injustices that still scar our society. put proper funding at -- for mental health at the

does he mention austerity?oes he mention the suffering sweeping through southern europe at the hands of the troika? no. fill your number two after gravel with is the problem with fragmentation. in the west we have gotten used to the democratic party that builds a broad church and forces liberals to fight with leftists, a fight with all sorts of other types and they have to arrive at consensus or they don't with it will usually stand behind one candidate.e. europe's party structures meeeet there is infinite room for fragmentation and egos in the left split off between each other and room for the left to pick up on minor differences and as itself lose its place speaking with one voice on behalf of workers and families across europe. this is our challenge. the far right have shown time and again when it comes to the question, they're willing to band together and put forward a single vision and say, you know what? let's speak together on behalf of an all-white anti-islamic government. .urope was not able to do that

back in bath, at the society cafe, local musician nick said the austerity and the economy mattered ton was influenced by one thing. i think there are people who might have chosen differently at the ballot box who chose what they chose purely because of brexit. some activists who suffered local losses have blamed the national picture. many from both main parties hope the message from these elections will be heard loud and clear in westminster. alex forsyth, bbc news, bath. well, reeta chakra barti has been looking at the results from some of the key councils in england, which show how political allegiances have shifted. this has been a really turbulent election, with a lot of council seats changing hands, and the big story has, of course, been the resurgent liberal democrats, some really big gains for them. look at these councils. bath and north east somerset, chelmsford, both gained from the conservatives. i want to show you what happened in chelmsford. the conservatives had a majority of 47 councillors here. look, the lib dems took it with a majority of five. and if i show you the se

the austerity measures are affecting the argentine population undaunted by the international monetary fund last year so in these last 15 percent of value this year the saying. argentina is facing an economic crisis that has had a severe effect on living standards in the country if they should in 2018 reached almost 50 percent and the rate has continued to rise in 2019 but wages are not keeping up with the pace yes in the south the situation is a disaster i have a soup kitchen and we're in a series and the amount of people coming continues to grow we don't have enough the government says that this strike hurts the country's economy even more and that it's been organized by his political opponents presidential elections are scheduled to take place in october this year the economic situation has deteriorated mackie's popularity and his chances of being reelected are at risk a spanish judge just said the head of mexico's biggest steelmaker to prison while authorities decide on his extradition to mexico alone so unsettled elizondo was arrested the mayor. of the mediterranean island of new