bulgarian our voters are going to the polls in less than 2 hours for a general election prime minister boyko borisov is hoping to win a 4th term with his center right g r b party no major parties likely to win an outright majority but as a bonus smith reports from the capital sofia boris soft looks set to cling to power . will gary's prime minister hasn't given any interviews in this election campaign just photo opportunities where the only camera allowed is from his own team or go bars or governs an e.u. country where according to the u.s. state department there's little judicial independence there are arbitrary arrests and journalists are threatened with violence in sunday's election he could well retain his grip on this former satellite of the soviet union it takes long for a new democratic i feuds to mature but on the other hand there are concrete. experiences of the bold guerin's over the past 3 decades in the fact that they have nonbeing been able to reap the benefits of a democratic system in theory should provide. side so they have become disenchanted the more of the fold gary is tha

detained as part of an investigation voting is underway in bulgaria as general election prime minister boyko office seeking a 4th term with the center right party corruption and the coronavirus pandemic have been the main campaign issues and for the 2nd year christians around the world are marking easter sunday under the shadow of the coronavirus pandemic countries cross europe and latin america have enforced new restrictions and lockdown this. there will be more protests and despite weeks of increased use of violence by the military in mandalay one group gathered on motorbikes calling for a return to democracy on saturday at least 5 protesters were killed in the latest crackdown 10 ethnic rebel groups have announced their support for the protest movement tony chang has more. a wounded man with a serious head injury is carried away from the barricades in money about 136 kilometers northwest of mandalay this was just one of the towns where protesters are reported to have been shot at by the security services in mandalay they took to the streets on motorbikes easier to flee when the crackdown

voting is underway and bulgaria's general election the prime minister boyko both assault a full term with his center right party now these are live pictures from a polling station in the capital city of corruption and managing the crowd of ours pandemic have been the main issues in the campaign. seen a recent surge in sanctions and turnout will be watched closely as there was burned smith has more from the capital saffir. bulgaria's prime minister hasn't given any interviews in the same. action campaign just photo opportunities where the only camera allowed is from his own team or go bars or governs an e.u. country where according to the u.s. state department there's little judicial independence there are arbitrary arrests and journalists are threatened with violence in sunday's election he could well retain his grip on this form a satellite of the soviet union. takes long for democratic states to mature but on the other hand there are concrete. experiences of the bulgarian saw over the past 3 decades seen in the fact that they have none being been able to reap the benefits of a demo

voting is underway in bulgaria as general election prime minister boyko boyko a board itself is seeking a 4th term with the sense right party these are live pictures from a polling station in the capital sofia fighting corruption and managing the coronavirus pandemic being key issues in the campaign well kerry has seen a recent surge in cavan $1000.00 infections and turnout which will be one of the most keenly watched aspects of the vote early days their moment but a smith reports now from sofia. well gary's prime minister hasn't given any interviews in this election campaign just photo opportunities where the only camera loud is from his own team. governs an e.u. country where according to the u.s. state department there's little judicial independence there are arbitrary arrests and journalists are threatened with violence in sunday's election he could well retain his grip on this form a satellite of the soviet union he takes long for democratic i.q. to mature but on the other hand there are concrete i experiences of the ball guerin's over the past 3 decades in the fact that they have

protests and surging kovac cases exit polls in sunday's parliamentary elections put the prime minister boyko borders off in 1st place but he could struggle to form a coalition and secure a 4th term or dissolve party is projected to win 25.7 percent of the vote fall in short of a majority a main opposition socialist party is expected to finish on 17.6 percent the anti elite party led by t.v. host treffen of looks set to finish in 3rd place with 15.2 percent but driven off says he opposes any coalition with mainstream parties raising the possibility of a deadlocked parliament on the democratic bulgaria party boosted by last year's protests is projected to win 10.4 percent when it's made his following events for us in the bulgarian capital so far and as you're hearing that but for self might be head of his rivals with his posse poised to win but it's not guaranteed that he'll be able to retain his current position. no bars of lost votes compare to the last election as you say the estimates that maybe 25 percent or so i could change further overnight the still a lot of overseas bulgarian votes t

of anti-government protests and also comes amid a surge in coronavirus cases their prime minister boyko borisov the seeking a 4th term of his center right party while the opposition has campaigned on restoring trust in state institutions and reducing poverty vogue area is the poorest member station it has the blocks 2nd highest private 1000 death rays but some of those under covered quarantine were able to cost their balance coding officials the business of their homes if they registered beforehand applications had to be submitted at least $3.00 days ahead of the election but officials also say that thousands of people missed that deadline but as smith has this update for us from the bulgarian capital sofia. the indications are that the ruling party the main socialists of both lost votes the ruling party current exit poll suggesting about 24 to 28 percent of the vote well end up being the largest party but the most significant thing is the emergence of this until there is such a people party it's estimated to get about 12 to 15 percent of the vote it emerged out of the protests last yea

gary and servo ting in a parliamentary election today which will decide whether prime minister boyko borys off returns to power soft has governed for more than a decade and been the target of anti corruption protests his party is expected to top the poll but could struggle to form a government. flash flooding and landslides have killed over 30 people in indonesia and east timor and more heavy rain is forecast electricity and transport groups have also been affected video footage shows a building being swept away in east timor's capital dili. an american diving team says it's reached a us navy destroyer lying nearly $6500.00 metres below sea level that would make it the deepest ship wreck dive in history the u.s.s. johnston was sunk off the philippines in world war 2 the wreck was discovered 2 years ago security has been stepped up across sri lanka on the anniversary of the largest single terror attack in the country's history on easter sunday in 2019 suicide bombers targeted churches and hotels killing more than 260 people the islamic state group claimed responsibility but despite an

and surging cases of covert exit polls in sunday's parliamentary elections but the prime minister boyko boris off in 1st place but he could struggle form a coalition and secure a 4th term in office bennett smith has more on that now from the capital sofia according to transparency international the most corrupt country in the european union since those widespread protests borisov hasn't given one interview to the media throughout the election campaign which has been subdued because of covert 19 years nevertheless only allowed his own p.r. people along with him so we've heard nothing from him i mean to the void created by the protests last summer has been this new anti establishment party there is such a people party to get 16 percent of the vote or more out of 1st attempt is really a very significant achievement for them this party says it will not work with the mainstream parties so that means when coalition building talks or whatever begin on monday or later is going to be very difficult for the prime minister find willing partners at least 49 people have died in indonesia's east flor

the grip of a 3rd wave of corona virus infections exit polls suggest that pro europe prime minister boyko borisov will be reelected he's likely to face complex coalition negotiations however only in person voting was allowed election officials wearing protective gear took ballot papers to people quarantining at home while garrett is the e.u.'s poorest member state. and we're joined now by reporter alexander detention sophia alexander thanks for being here how have coronavirus coronavirus restrictions affected the election. good evening the voting just ended here in bulgaria the polling stations close to date pm local time and according to the 1st exit poll 6 but if we thought that the next bulgarian parliament will give it a searching you call it kiss in the last couple of weeks the country does not throw the possibility to vote online if your postal votes this is affected elections here will be with tens of thousands of bulgaria squat in a modern 10000 in the hospital polling stations were opened in some of the hospitals voting stations will also available but. very active during these e

parliamentary elections opposition populist party he's also finished strongly the incumbent prime minister boyko borisov is likely to face a struggle to form a government final results are expected on thursday. and say argentina's president isn't suffering symptoms after he tested positive for the coronavirus alberta for mendez was diagnosed despite receiving 2 doses of the sputnik the vaccine earlier this year presidential staff say he'll now isolate as they continue to observe his condition. now hungary's government is clamping down on independent reporting on the country's vaccination campaign and on the situation in hospitals andree has one of the highest per capita death rates from the cove at 19 in the e.u. although it also has the highest vaccination rate one in funny for char but from one doctor on a reality that's at odds with the picture put forward by the. soldiers monitor people checking into his hospital treating patients when we start to film the building go they are doing a t.v. thing over there they ask us to film the parking lot according to staff inside the hospital is that cap

sunday's parliamentary poll opposition populist parties also finished strongly incumbent prime minister boyko borisov is facing a struggle to regain a majority he says he's open to supporting a technocratic government to guide bulgaria through the pandemic. and doctors say argentina's president isn't suffering symptoms of covert 19 after he tested positive for the virus a backhoe fernandez was diagnosed despite receiving 2 doses of the sputnik vaccine earlier this year presidential staff say hill now isolates as they continue to observe his complexion. and the u.s. state of florida is facing a potential ecological catastrophe officials fear a leaking reservoir could collapse unleashing a 20 foot wall of water hundreds of residents have been ordered to leave their homes and the governor has declared a state of emergency the race is on to drain the reservoir before the walls give way polluted water has been gushing out of a break in the vinyl lining of the pool at the piney point plant for the last week officials are alarmed. we're hoping that we can just continue to get the water out in an eff

voting is underway in bulgaria's general election prime minister boyko but assault is seeking a full term with his center right party corruption and crow virus pandemics have been the main campaign issues of the government demonstrators gathered in thailand's capital demanding the immediate release of pro-democracy activists the police have declared the planned protests illegal. the head of the roman catholic church is leading easter mass at the vatican in a scaled back service due to create a virus restrictions pope francis offered his blessings to the world earlier he had his followers not to lose hope during the pandemic easter masses usually held in peter's square in front of tens of thousands of pilgrims 22 indian security personnel who died during a raid on a maoist rebel hideout in eastern chad these go to state one now is find who was killed the maoists of the government for more than 4 decades demanding land and jobs for farmers over the years to open climate talks for the middle east and north africa on sunday u.s. special presidential envoy for climate john kerry met with

maryland partial results of election point to a victory for the prime minister's center right party boyko borisov is seeking a 4th term but with a drop in support and without a clear majority he's likely to struggle to form a coalition or solve his calling on his opponents to join forces for the sake of stability burnitz rights has more from sophia. boyko boss off will be offered a mandate to form the next government if his job party remains the largest in parliament but the success of the anti establishment parties means it's going to be very difficult to form a bar itself led coalition although the prime minister has made the offer. i offer you peace let's appoint the best experts and put the maximum if it into getting out of the pandemic by december it seems the idea of this short term government is to concentrate on managing e.u. cash is going to be given to bulgaria to help it recover from the coronavirus pandemic but the anti establishment party's already ruled out the idea of working in any coalition led by paul cote they emerged last summer out of protest against government corrup

voting is underway in bulgaria as general election prime minister boyko bought us off is seeking a 4th term with his center right party fighting corruption and managing the coronavirus pandemic could be key issues in the campaign police in somalia's capital mogadishu say a suicide attack on a busy cafe has killed at least 6 people including the bomber it follows separate attacks early on saturday on 2 military bases outside the city the military says it successfully pushed back on chabad killing 76 fighters prosecutors in taiwan are seeking an arrest warrant for a construction site manager whose truck caused a devastating train crash 51 people died but that number could rise as crews searched the wreckage it's believed the truck rolled onto the track because it's brake was not properly even gauged all right you have to date with the headlines here on our deserve more news coming up right after people. xenophobe make violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. a generation identity was at one time the fastest growing far right organization on the contine

months of anti-government protests and also comes amid a surge in coronavirus cases prime minister boyko borisov is seeking a 4th term for his center right party all those are the headlines more news for you here after 101 east ties school scandal. from the length of the hair to what they wear and how they behave thailand schools have long been a place where students must abide by strict rules. in some schools children are exposed to abuse bullying and humiliation. for me to. leave. everything has been explored. recently c.c.t.v. footage emerged of a teacher violently beating a young child in one of bangkok's most prestigious schools it wasn't the only case . t. hen was up in not pleading no one thought they'd walk off. what had been. you know yet. how do it be. now students are taking to the streets to protest against the system they say fails to protect them. want to one investigates what's really going on inside. and the scandals that have shocked the nation. a series of incidents that took place inside this school exposed a culture of violence in thailand's classrooms. is a prestigio

parliamentary elections opposition populist he's also finished strongly the incumbent prime minister boyko barres solve is likely to face a struggle to form a government the final results are expected on thursday. hungary's government is clamping down on independent reporting on the country's vaccination campaign and the situation of hospitals now hungry has one of the highest per capita death rates from 19 in the e.u. although it has the highest vaccination rates across fun and funny for childhood from one doctor on a reality that side odds with the picture put forward by the government. soldier it's money for people checking into this hospital treating patients when we start to film the building go there and do your t.v. thing over there they ask us to film the parking lot according to staff inside the hospital is at capacity one doctor has to take care of 10 patients and all is in short supply these are just some of the claims for hearing from inside the hospital from a doctor but we cannot verify these claims as all sorts of board independent media from entering that doctor is. we need

sunday's parliamentary poll opposition populist parties also finished strongly and prime minister boyko borisov is facing a struggle to regain a majority he says he's open to supporting a technocratic government to guide bulgaria through the pandemic. and doctors they argentina's president isn't suffering symptoms of covert 19 after he tested positive for the virus to fernandez was diagnosed despite receiving 2 doses of the sputnik v. vaccine earlier this year presidential staff say hell now isolates they continue to observe his condition. and the u.s. state of florida is facing a potential ecological catastrophe officials fear a leaking reservoir could collapse unleashing a 20 foot wall of water hundreds of residents have been ordered to leave their homes and the governor has declared a state of emergency the race is on to drain the reservoir before the walls gave way polluted water has been gushing out of a break in the vinyl lining of the pool at the piney point plant for the last week officials are alarmed. we're hoping that we can just continue to get the water out in an efficient

sunday's parliamentary elections opposition populist party is also finished strongly prime minister boyko body soft is likely to struggle to form a government final results are expected on thursday. congress' government is clamping down on independent reporting on the corona virus pandemic according to an internal memo only one state run media company is now allowed to film and take photos of hospitals and doctor surgeries prime minister viktor orban is facing international criticism for his restrictions of the media. covered 19 can leave sufferers with lingering symptoms like fatigue and shortness of breath the w.'s london correspondent burg at mass has been catching up with an operatic voice coach who's turned her talents to helping people suffering from so-called long coated to breathe more easily again. blowing bubbles to help with. susie zuma is a trained vocalist. she has developed special greeting exercises patience and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a chance to unpressed. she says it's thanks to

grip of a 3rd wave of corona virus infections exit polls suggest that pro european prime minister boyko borisov will be reelected but he's likely to face a complex coalition a go she asians only in person voting was allowed election officials wearing protective gear took ballot papers to people quarantining at home while garrett is the e.u.'s poorest member state and we're joined now by deja vue reporter alex that are detained in sofia alexander thanks for being here how have coronavirus coronavirus restrictions affected the election. devoting just ended here in bulgaria the polling stations closed to date pm local time and according to the 1st exit poll 6. of them that will carry on parliament will give it. a call it kiss in the last couple of weeks the country does not there all the possibility to vote online with your postal votes this is the fact that the elections here will be with tens of thousands of book areas close on more than 10000 in the hospital polling stations were opened in some of the hospitals voting stations will also available but. very active during the sections the

bulgaria amid a 3rd wave of coronavirus infections the election will decide whether prime minister boyko body selves pro european ruling party will remain in power or garia is the poorest country in the e.u. . a maintenance worker has apologised after his truck rolled onto a railway line causing taiwan's worst train crash in decades he says he'll fully cooperate with the investigation at least 51 people were killed mergence the crews have been clearing the site. all christians around the world have been celebrating easter under the shadow of the pandemic for the 2nd year running pope francis has given his traditional blessing from st peter's basilica in rome he stressed the importance of vaccines and also urged rich countries to ensure supplies are fairly distributed to their poor neighbors. it believed to be putting a blessing for the faithful. pope francis address just a small crowd compared to the usual tens of thousands on easter sunday but his message was one for the world. speed to the internet age the entire international community. in the spirit of global responsibility to commit

after months of anti-government protests and also amid a surge in coronavirus cases prime minister boyko bara saw the seeking a 4th term for his center right policy while the opposition has campaigned on restoring trust in state institutions as well as reducing poverty is the poorest member states and has the books 2nd highest cravin 1000 death raised about it smith joins us now from near a polling station in the capital sofia but it does look like they could potentially be some fairly messy coalition building ahead one is full most on verges minds today as they call their balance. it does not say there's an hour left to go before the polls close here and the indications are that the ruling party the main socialists of both lost votes the ruling party current exit poll suggesting about 24 to 28 percent of the vote well end up being the largest party but the most significant thing is the emergence of this until the taste there is such a people party it's estimated to get about 12 to 15 percent of the vote it emerged out of the protests last year unprecedented says scenario facing bulgaria

exit polls for bulgaria's parliamentary election, suggest the centre—right party of prime minister boykof this lead is confirmed mr borissov may be prevented from forming another government because of a strong showing by the the anti—corruption parties who oppose him. the prime minister's main challengers are the pro—russia socialists — with approximately 16% of the votes — according to exit polls. the elections were held in spite of high levels of coronavirus infections. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: oxford and cambridge, just messing about on the river. but who won and on which river? years of hatred and rage as theyjump up on the statue. this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future, a day when we hope a line can be drawn under the bloody past. i think that picasso's i works were beautiful, they were intelligent, and it's a sad loss - to everybody who loves art. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... royal crisis injordan — former crown prince hamza says he's under house arrest. he's accu

the bilateral strategic arms reduction treaty known as new start i discussed the call with exile of boyko the host of parties worlds apart. moscow reacted positively to joe biden suggestion of a face to face meeting does that mean though it's going to happen nothing is certain and this day and age i do think that most go quite frankly was taken a little bit aback by reach out these call was placed by dead american sides it was quite a surprise and it's a waste i mean rising tensions that in russia and the west what do you expect a meeting to be like on a personal level fairly frosty or a chance to break the ice well there are many hurdles and 1st and foremost is the personal one that because every kind of ad bought in a recession in particular have been sounds and going to position of. not just slash arrangement tax every russian on all sorts of issues there is little luck lost and she goes down again it was that recent great controversial interview by joe biden which characterizes russian counterpart as a killer and also stated by deferments that but he doesn't have a soul some of those

and surging cases of covert exit polls in sunday's parliamentary elections put the prime minister boyko porus off in 1st place by he could struggle to form a coalition and secure a 4th term for himself or resolve the party is projected to win 25.7 percent of the vote but that fall short of a majority the main opposition socialist party is expected to finish on 17.6 percent and then the party led by t.v. hosts luvvie treffen of is look is going to finish probably in 3rd place with 15.2 percent but driven off as already said that he opposes any coalition with mainstream parties raising the possibility of a deadlocked parliament and the democratic bill garia party boosted by last year's protests is projected to win 10.4 percent from the capital sofia bernard smith now reports. but the books were taken to self isolating voters in bulgaria's general election but even with this on the precedent of its has been typically low for just over 40 percent. i cast my vote hoping for change we can live better than these up to now nothing good has happened gary's prime minister didn't invite cameras wh

change summit hosted by joe biden the research they discussed the key moments with artie's oksana boyko by this moment was there surrounding who do you think russian president he was in line. which was assigned by the administration. president wanted to keep him waiting for him for a little bit maybe just some signal but when the time has finally come. shown on the screen right in the middle of the president's marker on speech president of france and the funny thing about it was that. president roh was introduced as a live gast he was given the floor in the middle of his speech we realized that it was a tape and there was. a moment of confusion on the american side and we had a few minutes of. j. . airings blankly at one another from this green zone i thought that that was well provided for by me it's quite ironic it's utterly express the tension that existed between the 2 sides but at the end of the day here you know who's in spoke here expressed his point of view and this time it went on so it's on a what about the actual content of the summit honest on there were some strong differen

exit polls for bulgaria's parliamentary election suggest the centre—right party of prime minister — boyko, he will need the support of others to continue governing. mr borissov main challengers are the pro—russia socialists, with approximately sixteen per cent of the votes, according to the exit polls. the elections were held in spite of high levels of coronavirus infections. the headlines on bbc news: royal crisis injordan — former crown prince hamza says he's under house arrest. he's accused of being involved in a plot to destabilise the country. the pope uses his easter sunday address to call for covid vaccines to be shared with the world's poorest countries. england is to trial covid passports, in a bid to allow the safe return of mass events. the fa cup final will be among the pilots. aid groups in mozambique say nearly 10,000 people have been evacuated from the northern town of palma, which was recently attacked by islamist militants. the mozambican authorities say thousands are still hiding in the forests surrounding the area in desperate need of food and water. the plant is report

poverty and failure to reform the judicial system however despite that exit polls predict prime minister boyko border solves center right party has secured the largest share of the vote there was a smaller turnout than in previous years as the country struggles with a 3rd wave of the pandemic so many took the chance to have their say despite covert fears. it's more dangerous in the tram or in the supermarket than here. it's a bit different but it works if you wish you can. be the only difference is that they're in masks everything is very cold which isn't confusing there is tense and sizes too i think there is no place to panic and every person must go and. take into consideration the can you call them did you see creation's in doing. this you got to give it to me but only people gave it everything around the world goes it seems that even. i would see a season for all of these things. i that does it for me this i'll be back with more of the weekly let's say 32 minutes and 15 seconds stay with us. while the pandemic no certainly no borders just plodding through nationalities. the summer. we too

perform the judicial system reform it actually however despite that exit polls predicted prime minister boyko center right part. he has secured the largest share of that vote there was a smaller turnout than in previous years as the country struggles with a 3rd wave of the pandemic so many took the chance to have their say despite covert fears. it's more dangerous in the tram or in the supermarket than here voting record it's a bit different but it works if you wish to you can. be the only difference is the 12 there in masks everything is very cold which isn't confusing there is tense and ties it to i think there is no place for panic and every person must go and will take into consideration the can you call me dependency creations in consequence of doubt their endeavor to be cool but only people good because everything around the world those elections that even i would say it's easy for all of the things. that does it for me this hour in about 33 minutes i'll be back with another look at the weekly czar to international. passed as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out

may god protect our dear jordan of voting is underway in bulgaria's general election prime minister boyko bought us off is seeking a 4th term with his right center right party corruption the credit virus pandemic have been the main campaign issues for the 2nd christians around the world are marking easter sunday in the shadow of the corona virus pandemic countries across europe and latin america have enforced new restrictions and lockdowns. police in somalia's capital mogadishu say a suicide attack on a busy cafe has killed at least 6 people including the bomber no group has claimed responsibility it follows separate attacks early on saturday on 2 military bases outside of mogadishu. 5 indian security forces have died in a raid on a maoist rebel hideout in eastern justice got a state or that maoists fighter was killed and 12 others injured. for the government for more than 4 decades demanding land jobs and jobs before. taiwan's minister of transport says he won't avoid responsibility for the rail crash that killed 51 people families of the victims they're angry that no one has apologised

quote kids shouldn't even dream of flying and she scrapped funding for the aviation club artie's polly boyko through on her blog jacket hit the runway and government action to the grounding from a flight instructor and the examiner. how large a show you willing to sacrifice to save the world's air travel is a major contributor to climate change somebody told us to give it up i'm now a green mer in france let's talk kids to forget about flying. their young environmentalist matter of the french city all of what ca one. has said that kids should give up their dream of flying in france of all places the oh you are mad boss the birthplace of the creator of the little prince i'm trying to son to visit that leave leo and all alone cournoyer who is 31 years old has said and i quote we must protect the children from some dreams sadly aviation must no longer be parts of the dreams of the children of today and then she went and slashed government funding through the local flight clubs in her area because in her opinion government money shouldn't be spent on a sport that has a carbon footprint so i'm of

prime minister boyko borisov and his centre—right party are hoping to secure a fourth term in office. the poll is going ahead despite the pandemic, in which 10,000 people have been hospitalised, and with one of the highest mortality rates in europe. people in lebanon are experiencing up to 22 hours a day of power cuts this weekend, after two of the country's plants ran out of fuel. lebanon is going through an economic crisis, political instability, the pandemic, as well as the struggle to rebuild after last year's explosion in the port of beirut. and the trafficjam that captured the world's attention is now officially over. the suez canal authority says the last ships stranded by the grounding of a giant container vessel have now passed through the waterway. the suez canal authority says its investigation into the incident should be completed early next week. the governor of the us state of georgia, brian kemp, has said he will not back down after an all star baseball game was moved out of atlanta in protest over georgia's new voting restrictions. the 2021 all star game was moved fro

poverty and reform the judicial system however despite that according to exit polls prime minister boyko research center right party looks to have secured the largest share of the vote there was a smaller turnout in previous years as the country struggles with a 3rd wave of the pandemic so many took the chance to have their say despite covert fears. it's more dangerous in the tram or in the supermarket than he you can. be the only difference is the to have their masks everything is very close to some confusing there is tense and ties it to you i think there is no place for family and everything must go and will it take to be serious and the kenyan government dependency creations in consequence you've got to give it to be the only people there because everything is wrong because all those nations and even. i would say it's easy oh. you know when we have a final result in the election we'll of course bring it to you well they are just some of the stories that ship their past we do hope you can join me for more in just over 30 life from moscow every hour of the day this is our to internatio

poverty and failure to reform the judicial system however despite that exit polls predict prime minister boykosolves center right party has secured the largest share of the vote there was a smaller turnout than in previous years as the country struggles with a 3rd wave of the pandemic so many took the chance to have their say despite covert fears. it's more dangerous in the tram or in the supermarket than here voting. it's a bit different but it works if you wish you can. be the only difference is the 12 there in masks everything gets very cold which isn't confusing there is tense and ties it to i think there is no place for panic and every person must go and. take into consideration the king you government dependency creations in. case you've got them individually but only people good because everything around the globe goes to nations that even. i would see a season oh it. does it for me in about 34 minutes i'll be back with another look at your weekly stay with us. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in a. very dramatic development

my colleague spoke with oksana boyko host of artie's worlds apart he was closely following peace in speech and she thinks that there are different ways to interpret what he said. it's actually very interesting on how interpretation of a speech depends on who is listening because my take on it this totally different from that of iraq i didn't think that the russian president was stern in fact i thought that that was. an address about reflection and value trying to motivate and inspire people about learning lessons from the pandemic and finally about outreach and making sure that people understand your intentions well because what i took from it was not just the ravages or the pain of the pandemic actually sad cobbett 900 provided a very useful. straps task to the russian government which in the past has also often been criticized for being a few slow to grab. beleaguered by red tape and he sat there during a very. real learning how to provide services fast and efficiently going to the international side of the speech i thought that that was indeed putin's response to joe biden and if you li

change summit hosted by joe biden well received they discussed the key moments with artie's oksana boyko. finest moment was there surrounding who would you think the russian president he was in line to speak which i think was assigned if you even tried an administration. president you wanted to keep him waiting for him for a little bit maybe just send some signal but when the time has finally come he was shown on the screen right in the middle of the president's marker on speech president of france and the funny thing about it was that the term president roh was introduced as a live gassed he was given the floor into middle of his speech he realized that it was a tape and there was a moment of confusion on the american side and we had a few minutes of. truth in it staring blankly at one another from this green so i thought that that was. quite funny it quite ironic it's actually expressed the tension that existed between the 2 sides but at the end of the day you know inclusions quote here expressed his point of view and this time it went on so it's on a what about the actual content of t

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prime minister boyko borisov and his centre—right party are hoping to secure a fourth term in officee pandemic, in which 10,000 people have been hospitalised, and with one of the highest mortality rates in europe. there's been a stunning procession through the streets of cairo. the mummified remains of 22 ancient egyptian rulers were being transferred to a brand new national museum of egyptian civilisation. 18 kings and four queens were carried through the city on gold—coloured custom—made vehicles designed to minimise vibration. sally nabil reports. a procession fit for royalty. the mummies of ancient egyptian kings and queens have left their residence in the egyptian museum in the heart of cairo. they have been moved to a new museum south of the capital, where they will reside for good. watching the royal mummies being moved to their new resting place is an impressive moment, a scene to remember. the monarchs making this journey include queen hatshepsut and king ramses ii, two of the most famous rulers in ancient egypt. it's very energetic here, a very vibrant atmosphere. the mummi

exit polls for bulgaria's parliamentary election suggest the centre—right party of prime minister — boykohe support of others to continue governing. mr borissov�*s main challengers are the pro—russia socialists, with approximately 16% of the votes, according to the exit polls. ——the swimmer reekako ee kayay has qualified for the tokyo olympics three years after being diagnosed with leukaemia. she only resstarted her olympic training last year. she cried when she realised she'd won, saying she was really surprised. loretta race is our reporter for swimswam news. i spoke to her a little earlier to get her reaction to the qualification. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for having me. let's just pause for a second because i just want to show our viewers the moment of the win. we can see the joy and the emotion because this is such a hugely significant moment, obviously for her, but it seems to represents a little bit more for the country as well, and she's kind of clenching herfist and then the tears come as she realises the huge significance of what she's done. wonderful phot