from the bracks it party injected himself and has turned the tory party into the bracks it party lite maybe it was and he's got a strong mandate now if it in terms of negotiating with europe is kevin said what was coming up and also people just get this done we want you know of vote to be respected for boris now they're really hard work begins to be just talked about there about a trade deal i mean trying to get a trade deal in a year would be unprecedented the e.u. canada deal took 7 years so you have to really blow it up with the e.u. but this does strengthen his negotiating how we need to go in our news conference and crucially now is they need to get the right people on board for this trade deal that someone like stephen harper the former canadian prime minister has been talking to him about getting him on board he's go. the expertise that bound with the knowledge doesn't exist in whitehall and so you need it how do you deal with the e.u. what you've seen so far as negotiations is when it is very protracted they way down he's going to have to go in with a shock and awe strategy tr

further after 4 of its european parliament lawmakers quit the party today to back johnson's conserved. boris's deal is the only leave option we have it is clear to me that the bracks it party is splitting the vote of leave it's even if you have to hold you know there's vote conservative in the upcoming election. or earlier this week to w.'s home in cleavers spoke about the u.k. election and briggs it with former british foreign minister david miliband he's now president of the new york based international rescue committee so living in the us no longer actively involved in british politics but you were at one stage arguably a major player watching bracks and the election campaign now from far away how does all that make you feel. well obviously anyone who cares about britain is grieving about the fact that we have been turned from a country that was famed for its pragmatism for its stability for its international engagement to a country that is now better known for having abandoned pragmatism in favor of plunging off the cliff that briggs it represents and having withdrawn from a large international organization has given such such influence over the last 40 years

party the labor party because the feeling is that many people a sick of bricks if and they want to get it done since that is what they want to do they're under pressure from the bracks it party to get bricks it done then we can look at the opposition policy the liberal democrat saying no we want to revoke article 50 of the lisbon treaty that means we want to reverse this whole thing we want to go back to the beginning forget brics it ever happened and then the labor party now that's the most interesting they have had a huge amount of a torturous debate over what do they want to do with bricks it finally they have decided that they would like to renegotiate a new deal with brussels and then put it to a vote to the people so a 2nd referendum to the people to decide but with jeremy corbyn the leaders saying that he will not come down on the side leaving it completely open because many believe that he himself is actually pro bracks it ok that of course is contingent on the e.u. being willing to negotiate and if johnson's conservatives do win as the poll number polls right now suggest what will happen next well he will do what he's been promising which is to get it done

general election taking the party to its biggest win in decades the prime minister within the past couple of hours has said that it gives him a powerful mandate to bring home bracks it which at this point seems all but inevitable as for the westminster based opposition parties they're both looking for new leaders labor suffered a series of humiliating defeats and leader jeremy corbyn says he will not. lead labor into the next elections as well every democrat leader even lost to say live to our u.k. westminster now for our special election coverage made a victory speech and to break it all down for us we're joined by former s.n.p. and people want to have and barrister will take about but 1st let's cross to outside parliament. he is standing by for us hello to you once again boris johnson he made his victory speech not long ago within the last hour what did he have to say. it's been hearing from the prime minister. with his fresh victory in this election campaign and one that he hopes will allow him to have a mandate to go forward and not just implement his domestic policy but of course his policy which he said is now clearly what the country wants. with this manda

what they were told to deliver yeah the thing that i think is worth bearing in mind is that the bracks it party is i think 8 months old and it hasn't of course developed loyal links it was the vehicle through which leaves voters chose to express their dissatisfaction with the mainstream parties in the european elections and. kind of forced out of that and it's a new party i actually think that when you say it will feel forced about the brits were nobody feels forced to vote for the brits abroad because actually that is an outside run it with very little polling so what people are doing is the baby vote with the enthusiastic because they're the ones who say and the slogan is change politics for good they want something new and different but they've got the majority of people feel that we can't get that yet because of the 1st past the post system and they're scared so what i was going to say was this is also had a real challenge to left and right i think this is a very important thing to understand that you know i'm from the left there's a number of people in the party like me and from the left t

seats in theory if this projection is accurate labor on $191.00 the liberal democrats on 13 the bracks it's party of course a party for whom it is in their political d.n.a. to get out of the european union they have got 0 m.p.'s all the predictions were that bracks it would get 0 the top line on the mr johnson boris johnson has got precisely what he wanted he's got more than what he wanted let's bring in chris hopkins from savannah to commerce chris i have to say this time last night you were saying 6 or 7 maybe he's got a strong king majority that's up there with tony blair back in 97 yeah absolutely i mean it seems to be the. completely justified if that the post correct which we've got no reason at the state a doubt that it wouldn't be he was committed justified in trying to call this election in order to get a large majority to push back that they'll through. you know he did run a very safe campaign and to work for him and you're frankly you know looking at those numbers it's a disaster it's not for the for the labor party will get on to that of course in the coming few hours here on al-jazee

least so that was probably part of it but i think yes the predominant issue was was bracks it and the conservative party presented the way forward the certainty the resolution and the end to the torment and frustration and confusion that we've been suffering for the last few years of course it doesn't mean that the process is finished but i think the 1st stage and crucially the political element of it is now resolved the. united states and china have approved the phased by phased trade deal they want to cut tariffs on chinese goods while boosting american farm exports to china to follow the 19 month trade war between the world's 2 largest economies more now from kaleb open. well rumors have been circulating for the past few days that some kind of deal was in the works to resolve the trade disputes between the usa and china the idea being that the tariffs would be scaled back in exchange for tens of billions of dollars of agricultural products and other things being purchased from the united states and some concessions on china's part now in response to these rumors that we heard the democrats speaking u

it looks like his conservative government has a powerful new mandate to deliver bracks it exit polls indicate johnson's party is on course when its biggest majority for decades the main opposition labor party has its weighted to end up with fewer than 200 seats losing many in its traditional top leader jeremy cohen has acknowledged heavy losses and says he won't lead the policy into a future election. the liberal democrats traditionally britain's 3rd largest party is projected to win just 13 seats but its leader gerry swinson she's lost her own seat. that all the news and algerians are waiting to hear official results from an election on thursday that many say was merely a sham and the government protesters denounced all 5 candidates as being far too close to the former regime of president abdelaziz bouteflika bennett smith reports . at this polling station in algiers there weren't many voters but plenty of ballot papers should turnout pick up later in the day here in the early morning just a few ballots have been cast in algeria is presidential election that algerian state t.v. found a busy place to show it

in in the local mainland briggs and bill it's certainly taken bob's out of the labor party and it will allow the conservatives to win even most seats so the bracks a party wasn't about winning seats it was most interesting thing the election but you know i i reiterate we are seeing a momentous night in british politics here and it could realign british politics for the next decade because the conservative party eating into the labor heartlands in a way the hasn't been seen for a generation the old mining towns which are going conservative at the moment and working the working class people are going on both voting to tory party and rejecting globalism so if you don't mind going down the rabbit hole with me just a little bit paul. johnson is promising to get pregnant done that is something that he has been adamant about but there's going to be a transition period and the likelihood of. close alignment with the regulations is this really briggs it or that really the break that the people were thinking about . well put it this way it's better than what we were going to get on the trees and it's not perfect but the point is if johnson now has this la

they voted for the big huge swing to was the scottish nationalist party up there and a nicolas sturgeon and the question now is could bracks it come at the expense of a breakup of the union so. there are a few letters for the break up there have to be a referendum 2 questions will the scottish nationalist party push for a referendum if they do manage to agree that that's what they want will london will downing street let it happen well there was a referendum in 2014 which the nationalists lost of course the s.n.p. the scottish nationalists are going to push for it again we think it's unlikely that boris johnson would say yes to that however there is still the possibility that they could do and legal referendum that was actually what david cameron the the prime minister at the time of that referendum referendum in 2014 was worried would happen with them which is why he gave that referendum to scotland so there is a lot to play for him in the future but to care for scotland on what now happens so we can't just assume this is all a done deal and that the u.k. will get out of the e.u. and everything will be fine because there is

least so that was probably part of it but i think yes the predominant issue was was bracks it and the conservative party presented the way forward the certainty in the resolution and the end to the torment and frustration and confusion that we've been suffering for the last few years of course it doesn't mean that the process is finished but i think the 1st stage and crucially the political element of it is now resolved the. united nations is accusing the chilean army and police of committing human rights violations during a crackdown on protests investigators highlighted cases of unlawful killings and torture here are the key findings. oh. yeah. and. human rights violations documented by c.a.g.r. include the excessive force and this is 3 use of force that led to unlawful killings and injuries arbitrary detentions and torture and ill treatment thousands have been demonstrating since mid october demanding an overhaul of the constitution the chilean government has called the un report disappointing it said the deaths happened in situations of extreme violence caused by the protesters the unrest was initia

it done. predictions of an emphatic victory for boris johnson's conservative party giving him the power to push through bracks it. this is obviously a very disappointing night for the labor party. a crushing defeat for jeremy called me in who says he won't fight another election as labor's leader. hello and welcome to al-jazeera has extended coverage of the u.k. election results on martine denis at global headquarters in doha also coming up. mass protests in algeria against an election where all 5 candidates have links to the outfit president. a parting cleaver a mere miles leader for the world's top court to throw out a case of genocide against the rectangle. the british prime minister boris johnson says it looks as though his conservative government has a powerful new mandate to deliver breaths it official results from thursday's very to still coming in but the at 6 at said polls are indicating that the conservatives are on course to win their biggest majority in decades and that would give mr johnson crucial control of parliament to push through britain's divorce from the european union. i don't want to te

rather out of the european union the labor party blamed bracks it for their crushing losses with some seats still to declare here's a snapshot of the results as we go to air. well as you can see here the conservatives have won in outright majority passion passing that crucial 326 seed threshold with some constituency still to declare the final results now this could be the biggest conservative victories since margaret thatcher in 1974 the labor party it's one of their worst nights ever they lost dozens of seats to the conservatives and jeremy corbyn says he will now step down before the next election let's talk more here in the studio where with our political expert for the u.k. alex forrest whiting good morning alex and in london we have our correspondent big mask good morning to you a baggage in london let's start there in the british capital can you give us a sense of how big this victory is for the conservatives. it's really a big shift it's a seismic shift here in the u.k. he brags it is really transformed the political landscape in so far as labor lost seats where people voted t

this was a victory for rex it how much of factor did grex it play in this election because the labor party was talking about nearly anything but bracks it and the other on the other side the conservatives made it a 3 word campaign let's get back to don. it seems to really have cut across party lines and to solving the old party loyalties . astonishingly quick manner and it is also saying that what you see here is the country really being divided between the nominee and the receding of the european countries before between big cities metropolitan areas the medium sized cities university towns. and the countryside small towns small places where working class people live and where in britain the underprivileged people live and they really latched onto bricks it was their cars for them bricks it seems to have to really have to do is emotion was a sense of self-worth and in the end was identity politics this new idea that is sort of racing across the globe and popping up here and there in a different guise and it seems in britain it is bricks it that sort of carries this populist appeal rationally hard to hard to explain but it is a very

johnson conservative party's won resoundingly for a strong showing in the general election in britain the prime minister said it gives him now a powerful mandate to finally bring home bracks it main time as the opposition parties they're both looking for new leaders tonight labor suffered a series of humiliating defeat and leader jeremy corbyn says he will not lead the party into the next election meantime over the liberal democrat camp there licking their wounds tonight their head joe swinson even lost her seat down hawkins is in the studio with me in a bit to discuss the latest events but 1st here's how the party leaders reacted to in a story today of westminster proud to say that members of a new one nation government a people's government will search out from constituencies that have never returned a conservative in the 1st. 100 years and yes they will have an overwhelming mandate from this election to get bricks it done and we will honor that mandate by general the 31st will not lead the party in any future general election campaign i will discuss with our party to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that the party will take

vegetables nicolas sturgeon a greengrocer's in edinburgh urging voters to back her party to block boris johnson's bracks it people don't want to have the cuts to public services if we don't want to be dragged out of you to gain so will it have boris johnson as great minister envoy a send key to make sure we take our future in total hands and build a better future for scotland and in south west london the liberal democrats are concentrating very last drops of campaign energy on targeting conservative seats which voted to remain in the e.u. in the 2016 referendum this is been a difficult campaign for the liberal democrats but poll rating sliding steadily throughout the 5 weeks and their leader joe swinton excluded from the head to head televised debates but in certain remain leaning seats the party could yet still spring some surprises every vote matters we've got an amazing scene it's in the campaign trail i still believe we can stop forest johnson stop right there and build a brighter future the opinion polls suggest the conservatives have just enough support to secure a majority government but the margin

a new house of commons currently debating prime minister boris johnson's bracks it deal the leader of the scottish national party faction there has reiterated calls to go it alone. to decisively to risk it breaks it gives scotland its choice to try to choose its own future it is tight for scottish independence yet a very are 2 things alan has more on how the u.k. election has revitalized scotland's bid for independence. boris johnson the british prime minister took his place in parliament once more following the events election victory last week a very convincing one for boris johnson winning a strong parliamentary majority and as a result of that he was able to lay out his legislative agenda going forward over the next parliament now one of those issues which is arisen because of that election is the question of scottish independence and the british government saying . they're not going to even entertain it as they of course want to maintain the union we should resist because of those who would break up the united kingdom we should politely politely and respectfully. partnership and you know all of this has bee

predictions of an emphatic victory for boris johnson's conservative party giving him the power to push through bracks it. this is obviously a very disappointing night for the labor party. a crushing defeat for jeremy called me in who says he won't fight another election as labor's leader.

spinning that this is just as i've said because the country wanted to get bracks it done but you know for the opposition party to not have a clear line on the most important political issue of the day it's not exactly a surprise that fudging that has caused them trouble i think they will need to look at a wider platform doesn't feel like the country was ready for the kind of bold socialist proposals that they put forward certainly they didn't want to vote for them. well term called in future may well be in doubt let's talk to a would cause she's in boris johnston's johnson's constituency seat. oxbridge and south right slip where his majority just 5000 or so since 2017 could well be eaten away by a young labor challenger and the remain alliance is in danger. so it is no given that he will win this seat harry not space nigh but given the predicted victory of the conservative party certainly his seat looks more safe than it did probably a few days ago but as you say there has been a concerted effort to try to oust boris johnson in this constituent say part talking to 2 local councillors to conservative councillo

s general election where bracks it has dominated much of the debate party leaders have cast their votes in what's been described as the most important election in a generation barker reports now from london. on a dismal december day democracy is in action years of breaks it deadlock has brought british voters back to the ballot box for the 3rd general election in 5 years. leaving a polling station in london conservative leader boris johnson and one of his closest aides. called the election to try and secure a parliamentary majority so he could press ahead with bracks it unopposed 1st. in north london a thumbs up from the opposition labor leader jeremy corbyn after he voted. in the party for selection on the future of public services including the country's steamed national health service. in scotland the nationalists s.n.p. leader nicholas sturgeon was feeling upbeat her party's main goal is to block boris johnson's. and i'm bishan shared by the liberal democrat leader joseph wilson the party's defining policy is to remain firmly in the e.u. . last held an election in december and. they

however bracks ip has so polarized and divided devaluate as in this country it is overridden so much of a normal political debate and i recognise that has contributed to the results that the labor party has received to save all across this country the issues of social justice and the issues of needs of people will not go away just because bracks it is dealt with in the way in which boris johnson presumably plans to deal with it at the moment. all those issues will come back center stage in the debate and the fundamental labor message about justice and equality within our society is going to be one that is there for all time because it's the very core of what my party believes in and what i will always advocate on behalf of my constituency and on behalf of my party or to also make it clear that i will not lead the party in any future general election campaign i will discuss with our party to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that the party will take going forward and i will lead the party during that period to ensure that discussion takes place and we move on into the future of the eve cause i'm very proud of the trust that our half 1000000

party won the general election with an outright majority. a result gives johnson the numbers he needs to push his bracks of divorce deal through parliament or the opposition labor party it is an historic defeat suffering a wipe out in a number of traditional labor are it's. well how's this going to affect people british people british citizens u.k. citizens living here in germany for example joining me now is yours gayle is a british conductor based in berlin and a contributor to the spectator magazine of london and culture and politics jules thanks so much for coming in. did anyone 1st off in britain anticipate this level of conservative victory right up until opening the polls was neck and neck. yeah i was quite surprised that the press generally in the u.k. were always saying it was neck and neck when actually in reality the campaign of boris was so uplifting and i felt actually personally that this was a landslide that was pretty much definite. of course it's probably a surprise to many people that so many labor seats voted but i think what is so telling is that you know one hand you had jeremy corbyn who ran a campaign purely about boris his character and boris run

is something you described as the brics election well it's not about party loyalty is only party loyalty is it's about this big issue of the bracks election and beyond that beyond coming out of europe in scotland for example it's even bigger more perplexed issue it's not just about bret's it is about a possible scottish independence with the main s.n.p. party that saying that it wants a referendum on independence it's have enough of its present position situation needed to say i can go further on that but also you have another aspect that's northern ireland which is deeply affected by a position that i would buy the d.v.d. is feeling very anxious about the situation with the border proposed from the e.u. and the u.k. being written in the irish sea so a lot of tension surrounding these elections signs that the turnout is good not officially do we hear this yet but definitely queues in the southeast particularly in london people waiting up to half an hour to get their vote but also. the sort of things people are saying in the queues isn't just about their views on politics it's about tension it's about a real worry for the future s

vegetables nicolas sturgeon a greengrocer's in edinburgh urging voters to back her party to block boris johnson's bracks it be so if people don't want to have for the cuts to public services if we don't want to be dragged out of you to play games so willing to have boris johnson is paid minister then a send key to make sure we take our future in total in hands and build a better future for scotland and in south west london the liberal democrats are concentrating very last drops of campaign energy on targeting conservative seats which voted to remain in the e.u. in the 2016 referendum this is been a difficult campaign for the liberal democrats but poll rating sliding steadily throughout the 5 weeks and their leader joe swenson excluded from the head to head televised debates but in certain remain leaning seats the party could yet still spring some surprises every vote matters we've got an amazing team it's in the campaign trail i still believe we can stop forest johnson stop breaks and build a brighter future the opinion polls suggest the conservatives have just enough support to secure a majority governmen

government's agenda following last week's election delivering bracks it remains the number one priority but a big majority of the prime minister parties johnson now has the votes to pass a bill to take the u.k. out of the european union. in slovakia the trial of the murder of journalist young could see account his fiance martina question you're over has begun a muddy on that question or is suspected of ordering the killing as mr could see investigated his business activities the couple was gunned down at their home in february last year. now to india where at least 2 people have died in protest against a controversial new citizenship law ban the protest after previous rallies became violent but people defied the ban and police have made hundreds of arrests the new law office citizenship to immigrants from pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan who are escaping religious persecution but it excludes muslims transport and communications networks have been shut down amid the disruptions. the anger is widespread and not everyone is holding back. in northeast india violence flared outraged protestors defying a ban on demonstrations across the

right now it's just 7 days to go before britain's general election the main opposition labor party is promising to hold another bracks at referendum if it wins but that's not going down well in traditional labor supporting towns such as hard labor which voted to leave the e.u. as ever had reports of versions there are threatening to ditch labor and switch to progress at parties. british politics is it time spelt like a game during the past few years albeit one with no winners hardly paul has been a labor town for more than half a century but 7 out of 10 people have voted to leave the e.u. in the 2016 referendum and the brics that party has made this a target seat and now long held political loyalties are being cast aside people don't believe. because. peter want to go out. even. if you go to vote and it doesn't mean nothing because if they don't like it and there was a commons we'll have to. get the answer but. many here are disillusioned with politics altogether and for good reason for years successive governments have been accused of doing little to help towns like. there is still big business but decades of the in

shadow cabinet is kind of saying that yes this is bad for the labor party but the 2024 election or whatever it is won't be the bracks it's election. maybe that will be an opportunity for labor whoever the leader is of raster coben or not remains to be say they'll give them the option to try and win those votes back ok chris hopkins with the other groups about to congress thanks and you heard it from chris there probably an hour ago we could already say that this exit poll result of massive majority of the conserved body and boris johnson is being borne out in the count it is likely and looking accurate how right john i think you for that well european union leaders have agreed to turn their ball carbon neutral by 2050 but not everyone's on board poland has been left out of the commitment for now its diplomats say the country will achieve the goal in its own time the agreement reached during a summit in brussels was the 1st test of whether the proposed european green deal might turn into real action on climate change the bodies of 6 people killed in a volcanic eruption in new zealand on monday have been recovered fro

'd 'd 'd some of the tactics britons are seeing in this bracks it based on election have never been seen before 'd a party in government flagrantly misrepresenting itself online some aspects are more familiar conservative newspapers backing their candidate excoriating his rivals and then there is the constant boris johnson relying on the same tactics that he honed as a journalist then used in the referendum campaign and took all the way into number 10 lying it's not just what he does it's what got him where he and his country are today. the disgusting other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers. in the philippines president rodriguez territory is once again going after the country's biggest news and entertainment network a.b.s. in what way he's threatening to strip the network of its license which comes up for renewal next year saying if you. expecting it to be renewed i'm sorry i will see to it that your out setting threaten to do this before back in 26000 he accused a.b.s.e b.n. of swindling me for not airing paid political advertising he's also complained of biased rep

industrial seats have been moving away from the party for some time but the support really went off a cliff in this action and that's partly because of bracks it but it's important to remember that a lot of people who voted remain also rejected the labor party this election so it's more than just brick said they really didn't trust or have any connection with jeremy colvin as a candidate opens replacement will face an unknown people challenge it's not just the 123 seats labor would need to win back to get a parliamentary majority it's also the need for internal reflection particularly by momentum the grassroots group formed in 2015 to support called in socialist vision for labor i'm not saying every momenta member will sign up to that but there will be some as happened in the 1980 s. when labor we realise what the party is going to change we've got to be part of the change and we've got to be willing to reexamine our own beliefs and recognise if we're going to win an election as people on the left we have to be prepared to compromise and we have to be where the country is not where we would like it to be . there are several senior figures thou

prime minister earlier said it gives him a powerful mandate to deliver bracks it and the poll mark the worst result for the labor party since the 1930 s. so. grim up north north of the border the scottish national party was celebrating a landslide victory which is rigged knighted pulled for a 2nd appendage referendum in edinburgh i discussed the election its consequences earlier with correspondent daniel think. the polls are predicting a tory majority throughout the election campaign but not to this extent i mean labor's been decimated losing your key seats in its northern heartlands in the middle of all or many of them seats which voted labor for 3050 even close to 100 years so this is very much been a defeat for labor based really on a lot of people are saying on the question of brics it for a chance of winning with a very clear message get bricks it done it was very clear very simple it resonated with those areas with those communities that voted to leave and we've heard michel barnier say no way we're going to get a trade deal signed with britain by the end it will be $21.00 boris johnson so it's going to be well

a generation by both the conservative party and the main opposition labor people are deciding who will form the next government and decide the future of bracks it and the country prime minister boris johnson has cast his vote in central london he's seeking another term for his conservative party after just 5 months as leader and germy cordin a corbin rather the labor leader also cast his ballot in north london this will be his 2nd attempt at becoming britain's prime minister in other news is they've been clashes between protesters and security forces in india's northeast state of a psalm at least 2 train stations have been set on fire people there angry about a controversial bill which allows citizenship to minorities facing religious persecution in pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan but it excludes muslims both houses of parliament have passed the bill and is awaiting the president's approval to become a law the army in need says is searching for several 100 heavily armed fighters who killed at least 70 soldiers the military camp near the western border with mali sustained hours of heavy gunfire on tuesday there's been no claim of responsibil

minister says it gives him a powerful mandate to deliver bracks it in a few weeks from now but the poll delivered the worst result for the labor party since the 1930 s. hoping to draw a line on the years of nationwide division boris johnson appealed for the healing to begin but mobilized hundreds to turn out for angry protests. at the demonstration outside downing street. well they said that would never be a vote as divisive as the press at referendum but i'm not so sure because i'm standing here well because it downing street which is of course the prime minister's residence and i'm surrounded by as you can see why hundreds of going to voters who are frustrated who are furious and who are angry at the results of the space general election the result of course being a landslide victory for the conservative party the best result in fact since margaret thatcher in 1987 a very disappointing night for its main competitor that is the labor party which saw its was result in the teeth good to those who backed boris and wanted to get his majority is a pretty happy because they secured 5 years of touring government but for the minority well

returned to number 10 downing street after his conservative party's victory in the general election and we can work on getting his plans for bracks it through parliament where he now has a large majority. this is the time you news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks so much for joining us sumi will be with you at the top of the hour for me again because. it's. consolidated in charge of the famous naturalist and explorer. to sing the racial politics on the front line while its 250th birthday we're embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on the t.w. .