general elections in decades that's because the vote on thursday could finally decide the fate of breck'sit has been 3 and a half years now since the u.k. voted to leave the e.u. but the country still has not departed prime minister boris johnson is hoping a strong showing and a majority for his conservatives will let him complete his campaign pledge to quote get bracks it's done. shifts show these are the early morning images boris johnson wants a vote is to see a prime minister turn to milkman beautifully delivering to the public. thank you. for a participant come on that good morning britain prime minister. but shortly before that johnson and his team were not so composed as the other so to come on good morning britain deliver on your promise the torch of payson says i left the land of peace johnson was caught off guard by a crew from i.t.v. is good morning britain and he took refuge from the reporters in a freezer. but equally as staged was labor leader german cope and last day on the campaign trail. and jumped at the chance to take a swipe at his main political rival was that you kno

and i thought breck no that's not a south. so i managed to contact the family and went down to meet them and. witnesses from the scene. had been killed to explain to his widow who was sitting in the room with me exactly what had happened and it was a shocking shocking experience it was the best time that bracknell has heard how her husband had been. i think the shock of trying. to the family really how little we know about my father's killing and he was actually responsible for. i phone my news desk expecting them to leap on the story and say give us everything you've got but the irrational was quite different it was oh no not enough a catholic substory. i was just so so disappointed 100 that his reaction to what i've discovered. pushed for the story to be written under the end it was. in and around this time i started to emerge to bring. one was last attacks in the area. i suppose i didn't know much more about water top and other than that are going to call the right one commando claimed responsibility for the attack. so at t

in what most of the world sees as britain's breck's its election conservative prime minister boris johnson is staking all in a bid to push through his plans to take the u.k. out of the european union but can the opposition labor leader jeremy corbett defy the posters and pull off a surprise last minute victory also coming up tonight europe tells the us to mind its own business over a controversial pipeline which will carry washing natural gas to germany the u.s. is threatening sanctions against companies building the pipeline and moscow expels to german diplomats in a tit for tat move over the murder of a chechen rebel commander here in berlin earlier this year. i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome in just under 2 hours the polls will close in the u.k. general election it is an election a campaign that has been overshadowed by breck's at the most divisive issue in british politics in living memory conservative prime minister boris johnson cast his vote earlier today he is hoping to secure a majority to get his plans parliament it's the oppo

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union on the 31st of january of the 25 new bills listed in the speech 7 are related to delivering breck says but the government intends to make the most of its 80 seat majority there will be the deepest review of britain's security defense and foreign policy since the end of the cold war the official secrets act and the laws on treason will be reviewed and the government will establish a constitution democracy and human rights commission to look at the very nature of how british democracy operates it is a radical program. the queen's role is over the ceremonial here and parliament has finished and responsibility for enacting this ambitious lists of legislation now falls to the m.p.'s back in the commons the prime minister was cheered by his backbenches i know call the prime minister. i say to the people of this country we owe you we know it and we will deliver and we have now the energy we have the ideas we have the mandate we have the people and we will spare no effort to fulfil that mandate from scotland though a warning to the prime minister scottish national party leader nicholas st

it will be as an outsider study from a position of great obliqueness breck's it was probably because syces factor in most voters' minds but there were a few other issues that i mean it's fairly obvious that the laborers policies were quite hard left and i think that probably didn't resonate quite so well with as much as the public as they had hoped some of the policies were a little bit a little bit extreme to say the least so that was probably part of it but i think yes the predominant issue was was practice it and the conservative party presented the way forward the certainty of 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. with an offbeat story in from a europe now the german capital of a local c one aspect of everyday life is being iconic but for all the wrong reasons so to counter that balance transport system is looking to consign that it was to his history books but

the scottish economy does like in staying in the european union now that we know the outlines of breck's it that it won't be staying in the customs union and the single market things which if you talk to small and medium sized businesses really do matter i don't think the general public really that heads up about the trading arrangements in such detail but for businesses it's all about maintaining as close alignment with the european union's rules as possible so going forward yes that's what you'll be telling the electorate that's what you'll be telling britain but it is possible for a nation the size of scotland with its oil revenues to be successful member of the european union. not in borrow reporting live for us there from 19 many thanks we'll talk to you later i'm sure let's take it to europe that's where the news is being digested by all those european commission officials and administrators our correspondent natasha buckley is there for us natasha any official reaction yet. well you leaders are actually locked in for a late night budget and climate talks on thursday when the u.k.

this is definitely one of the main reasons the breck city uncertainty surrounding the breaks and the uncertainty surrounding the trade war this has had an impact on the political industrial cycle and germany is a very important part of that industrial cycle but there are also difficulties currently in the german automotive industry which is you know transforming its production from the from the combustion engines to the electrical electric motors this is currently also. having big problems at the german economy on the other hand there seems to be some optimism as well amongst exporters quite a significant jump in sentiment actually where does that come from this is also coming from the manufacturing industry so this is now the outlook for the next couple of months and what we see there is that german manufacturers are getting more and more optimistic concerning their export business the more almost as a from the few institute thank you very much for joining us here on business asia thank you china says it will lift tariffs on 6 u.s. products for a year in a goodwill gesture after bei

for an election born of breck's it most believed northern ireland was always going to vote against prime minister boris johnson's mantra of get breck's it done this is largely remain country even for the brics it supported minority johnson's withdrawal deal that would place an economic border in the irish sea has angered many pro british unionists here fearful of irish nationalism many now believe northern ireland's identity is being sacrificed for an english cause they are concerned very very concerned because the demand for the norm on it is already seeing a shift towards more people who identify as nationalists compared to us i think they're also very very upset very very annoyed with them because it for them he did people say throw them under the bus at the last in order to get his deal he sacrificed the peace concerns on the altar of getting a deal so that he can to this election with a deal in the bag and sapir to deliver bricks or bricks that isn't a potential collision course with the delicate fabric of northern irish society and maintaining a borderless crossing between the nort

and numbers in political terms it looks like this might have the potential to become something like breck's it or the yellow vests we've seen in france recently something where a lot of anger is expressed by citizens with the potential to make or break a big project like the pension reform you know yesterday the man who invented the pension reform for the french government his name is john paul did what he had to leave his post because he failed to disclose side jobs now this ease exactly the kind of stuff for ordinary french people that indicates again how you know detached the governing elite in france is something that in modern macor the president had promised to change when he when he came into office but he might not be successful this with this but it's going to be crucial to to to change this it's going to be crucial to really convince the french people that the pension reform is something that has to happen on reducing them fine thank you. 2 asian markets rallied today apparently waiting for wall street 1st before sharing a phase one trade deal between the u.s. and china after u.s.

needs to secure a majority in parliament in particular and crucial this election where the future of breck's it is a major focus so how will the government be decided paul brennan explains. the united kingdom is divided into 650 electoral constituencies which each sent an m.p. to sit here in parliament and their elected using the 1st past the post voting system with people in each constituency each casting one vote and whoever gets the most votes becomes their m.p. now most candidates are affiliated to a political party such as the conservatives labor or the liberal democrats or several others and to win the overall election and form a stable government the party needs to win a majority of the parliamentary seats now that means at least 326 and piece of the biggest party gets fewer than 326 then it can try to form a minority government or it might try to form a coalition government with another party. on to other news now and the army is searching for what it calls several 100 heavily armed terrorists who killed at least 70 soldiers their map and their camp near the western border with mali

landslide victory in last week's elections the new parliament will be sworn in on tuesday with johnson's breck's a deal on the agenda on friday. the architect of france's controversial pension reform has resigned over alleged conflicts of interest john paul dillon was departure comes 12 days into a nationwide strike against his plans which aimed to plug a chronic deficit in the pension system is a blow to president emanuel mccrum whose government remains locked in a standoff with trade unions. now to a story of death squads in the former soviet republic of belarus with 3 opposition politicians disappeared without a trace 20 years ago there was speculation the killings were ordered by president alexander lukashenko who's kept an eye on grip on power for more than 2 decades in an exclusive interview d.w. has spoken with a man who says he was one of the killers during a good half skiis living in a central european country and is seeking asylum there. in a deitsch avella exclusive he tells us about his time in a regime death squad in belarus and reveals new details about a series of crimes. a number

experts say is going to be the complicated part so he really has to reach out there to europeans and breck city is in the united kingdom and it's going to be very very tough for him to get it done within a year now reflecting on the political climate in his own country. to quote. incredible united kingdom by saying that. what's really at stake here the unity of the u.k. and even peace. well you know what's at stake are these facing a very distant night at kingdom and that's what the election results showed yesterday for example the scottish national party made huge gains there calling for and other independence referendum to then as an independent nation state and remain in the european union so these are just some of the challenges that boris johnson will face and has 5 years and office now he really needs to reach out to all kinds of different people across the aisle of the brics that divides. thank you so much. the u.s. house judiciary committee has approved impeachment articles against president donald trump charging him with abuse of power and obstructing congress committee voted alon

as many months the queen set out the government's agenda following last week's election delivering breck's it remains the number one priority with a big majority of prime minister boris johnson now has the votes to pass his bill to take the u.k. out of the european union. is remembering the victims of a terrorist attack on a busy christmas market 3 years ago 12 people were killed and dozens more injured when an islamist extremists round a truck into a crowd the attack he was known to german authorities at the time as a potential terrorist. on friday u.s. aircraft maker boeing is due to launch its star. capsule on its 1st unmanned journey into the international space station if successful the spacecraft will free nasa from reliance on russian vehicles to travel to the i assess where the project has been troubled by technical delays arrival spacecraft spacecraft built by space x. completed its test flight last march. a heavy duty rocket is set to launch the starliner into space for its test flight and deposit it 180 kilometers above the earth's surface. from there the space capsule equipped

election the leader of the conservative party said the tories landslide victory would settle the breck's a question he also said the country must begin healing after years of bitter division with the conservatives now set for their largest majority in over 30 years johnson has a clear mandate for his agenda but many people are still worried about what exactly that means. for the skillfulness replaced that utilization from ellie on friday as anti conservative purchased is slowly outnumbers johnson supports his new downing street. life that concerns a clear. 5 because often the race is in the sexism i saw jimmy the homophobia abortions and has to go opposed you know we call get this bigotry around here in this country. just a few hours earlier a whole different scene was unfolding behind a door of 10 downing street after receiving a one welcome biased off johnson said it was time to bring closure to breaks a debate and let the healing begin the generic if you ask yourselves what is this new government going to do what are you going to do with the extraordinary majority i will tell you that

prime minister boris johnson won last week's snap election promising to get breck's it done and now he has his e.u. withdrawal deal passed the house of commons with room to spare now there's still more to do before it becomes law but friday's vote puts the u.k. on course to leave the e.u. on january 31st the 2 sides will then have until the end of 2020 to strike a trade deal. after winning his historic election victory last week boris. johnson said he wanted to heal the nation and in the house of commons he presented his breaks it bill as a step towards that was a time that together as one reinvigorated nation one united kingdom filled with a renewed confidence in our national destiny and determined at last take advantage of the opportunities but not before us but despite the sweet talking johnson had stripped away many of the sweetness trees a may had added to help them piece support it before the election that raised passions from the opposition. this things of on issues not only workers' rights that being downgraded it is commentary and rights because the ability of the legislature

up the public debate it is officially closed and forrest johnson even doesn't want to use the word breck's it anymore he said today let's talk about this anymore it will be done and we just turn back and look towards the future whatever bought the younger generation in britain who did not vote for boris johnson and his breaks it will they forgive him for it will they be reconciled to it it's not very likely after the shock is over come of this election result probably they might rise again and so i say why did all this have to happen i was starting to see reactions from from brussels a you counsel present shock michel describes that today's vote is an important step in clarifying to london's relationship with brussels how much of a relief is this for europe. there is a certain amount of for relief in some quarters in europe because the endless wrangling and the endless going around in circles embellish politics the complete insecurity about what is going to happen is now ending that is the one part of the on the other hand of course there will still be there were till the very end some peo

showing and a majority for his conservatives will let him complete his campaign pledge to quote get breck'sit's done. shifts show these are the early morning images boris johnson wanted voters to see a prime minister turn to milkman dutifully delivering to the public. thank you for a participant come on the good morning britain prime minister. but shortly before that johnson and his team were not so composed as the other so to come on good morning britain deliver on your promises sort of payson says i laugh but i don't think johnson was caught off guard by a crew from my t.v.'s good morning britain and he took refuge from the reporters in a freezer. but equally as staged was labor leader german koeppen sloss day only campaign trail. and jumped at the chance to take a swipe at his main political rival i'm god you know this i've not come here to the bell. i. was that message all how god. called and will be hoping his message hits home so far polls have not been looking good for labor with most betting on a conservative majority but bookies have seen a shift in recent days and colton is at muc

day the final breck's at that line will pass still people say that the share prices could creep up incrementally of people aren't expecting the same kind of gains that the markets had in 2019 though one thing to watch will be green finance sustainable financial products gaining more and more and popularity and with the fridays for futures movement awakening many investors to that could be one of the trends coming in 2020. will be bars there in frankfurt well some for new year's resolutions and if you're like me you'll vow to be more active in the new year well there's already a market waiting for us health and fitness professionals surveyed by the american college of sports medicine say 2020 is all about where a bill tack that includes 4 watches that monitor heart levels and calorie consumption while doubling as phones texting devices and more prices very ends in the end we'll have to do the hard work ourselves. germany important record number of fireworks last year but this year's new year's celebration kicked off with a band rather than a bang imports of rocket sparklers and bangers rose 48 pe

there is no indication for that yet brant because what could really unite the mind i mean breck's it will eventually if there's a tory majority have met the end of january and many people will be very unhappy about that and other people might during the course of the next year wonder what's negotiations with the e.u. get underway what this really means for them because it will finally become real but the divisions during this election campaign have rather embittered the country then sort of brought it back together and brought harmony in britain all right well we will be talking with you tomorrow night to have within our coverage of the election in the u.k. barbara barbara phase of the story for us in london thank you barbara and sports news now with football it's how you can club napoli has a pointed in a row as coach just a day after sacking carlo and so a lot to so seen here in his days as ac milan coach takes the reins after and slaughtered with fire less than 2 hours after his side secured qualification for the champions league knockout phase 2 so who spent 13 years as a player

ponty to the left of the political spectrum way too radical for some and he did not have a stance on breck said that was clearly his weakness he never said if he was for remaining in the european union or against and that did not sit well with voters that. possibly that dracs that saw go with him as prime minister could have dragged on and this is why voters in the hundreds to see and went over to the conservatives in this election which led to this landslide victory by boris johnson now another party did performed incredibly well is the scar of the national party what kind of consequences will that have. well this is going to be one of the main challenges for boris johnson now in the next 5 years as prime minister because those gains mean that the scotch scottish nationalists will now call for a 2nd independence referendum in scotland a majority of scottish voters is pro european they want to remain in the european union and they think as an independent nation they can indeed remain in the european union so we'll see those calls intensify in the weeks to come and maybe next year we will s

parliament for paris to vote on prime minister boris johnson's breck's that deal m.p.'s in the u.k. newly elected parliament will vote in a few hours and it would implement the agreement reached with the european union meaning the u.k. would leave the e.u. as planned on january 31st let's bring in rory challenge joining us from just outside the houses of parliament in westminster any doubt story about which way today's vote is going to go. well i think as an answer to that will have to do is step aside for a 2nd and give you a view of the background really what do you see well not one flag not one protest or what do you hear just sound of traffic coming and my voice on previous days when the withdrawal agreement has been put in front of parliament this view has been absent the crams with flags that you can barely speak over the the shouting of processes get breaks it down or stop breck's it today it's quiet there it's tumbleweed essentially and the reason for that is because remain has lost and leave has won everyone knows that this this bill is with all likelihood going to sail thr

was an ordinary sunday morning and i was reading the paper and a name sprang out of the page at me breck will somebody called bracknell had been killed in south. and i thought that's. so i managed to contact the family and went down to meet them and i would assist with scene. will have been killed explained to his widow who was sitting in the room with me exactly what has happened and it was a shocking shocking experience it was the fast time that. her husband had been. i think the shock of what we find. to the family really how little we know about my father's killing of he was actually responsible for it. i phoned my news desk expecting them to leap on the story and say. give us everything you've got but the interaction was quite different it was not enough a catholic substory. i was just so so disappointed and. this reaction to what i've discovered. pushed for the story and in the end it was. in and around this time information started to emerge about what would be enormous loyalist attacks in the area. i suppose i didn't know much more about want to help and other than that a group c

majority he got his wish of a korban free christmas and now he might well get his wish for january breck set the question is will we finally get our wish for just a bit of 6. briggs let's check out the streets of rage new stories now in other events in the street protests that's what this is about group cities all over the world probably realized paris was a key wall in fact all france's he was affected by a kind of yellow fever it is yellow vests and friends shall the dubious give reports on the protest movement that was shaking up things in france every week and throughout 2090. as 2019 winds up in front since that time move reflection was a good year what gifts did it bring well there were plenty from the government but many seemed to go down like a lead balloon and people took to the streets time and time again. yes we all know the french all famous for striking protesting but in 2019 it felt like that there was something picking at old wounds its theme of a year with i'm going protests and into professional strikes throughout the year one protest movement. every saturday without fai

going to play because this is an election that essentially is come about because of brecht's it and breck's it's whether your leave or remain is one of these things that seems to be sending perhaps voters off in directions that they wouldn't normally go in to vote for parties that they wouldn't normally vote for so we'll have to see how about plays out as well boris johnson certainly is drills or try to drill into the public consciousness that this is a bricks at election labor have tried to steer it away so they're more comfortable ground of public services and the national health service the voters have until 10 o'clock this evening to make their choice that's when the polls close that's when we get an exit poll as well to tell us how things might be going the 1st result will come through at about 11 o'clock g.m.t. and then in a few hours after that 2 or 3 o'clock g.m.t. in the morning we'll start to get something like a respectable picture of how the landscape is looking for this election and therefore what it means going forward for the country and for brics it. ok rory thank you very m

breck was one than that. she shares a small room with her friend christina booth women a published writer observation and recording what institutional life can be like for other residents here. say the residential start so they didn't. check on the northern edge of the are near the bridge top of the. neck of the chilly plenum or the subtle but don't hold up the top of no work. as a librarian but when it comes to living in this institution she says she's caught in a vicious circle her mannings mean she's got the threshold for state housing but she can't afford to pay for adaptations she needs in privately rented apartments. and those out of the capital which are in the support just the ball the bill in the now going to go live with an arc of the novel in the show to put off for. her the tradition. officials have suggested you seem to agree with a suggestion she says at least on how she wants to live her life. to finish the work of the where the percentage the most this in the us well the answers. to any more l

house of commons the knife edge breck's it votes of the autumn ancient history the tension replaced by political inevitability and in front of the newly expanded ranks of conservative m.p.'s boris johnson was enjoying the moment history will record the 1st act of this new parliament in its earliest days was to break the ice floes and find a new way through a new passage through to unsuspected oceans of opportunity his parliamentary majority means that prime minister boris johnson can now press ahead with his vision of bracks it the new law will prohibit any trade talks extension beyond december 2020 and it weakens parliamentary scrutiny of the executive clause on protecting workers' rights has been removed and a previous commitment to receive unaccompanied child refugees has also been watered down. critics opponents say the changes showed the prime minister can't be trusted for all the promises over the past few weeks that they all go party to protect rights at work at the very 1st opportunity they removed the basic provisions they said would be part of this bill that does not bode wel

majority he got his wish of a korban free christmas and now he might well get his wish for january breck's it the question is will we finally get our wish for just a bit of. 0 to. 6 00 and other key events from the year was streets protests grip cities all across the world chief among them in parts and fuck the. of france it seems was affected by a kind of yellow fever charlotte dubin ski reports now on the protest movement that's been shaking things up every weekend this year. as 29000 winds up in front since that time move reflection was a good g.a.a. what gifts did it bring well there were plenty from the government but many seemed to go down like a lead balloon and people took to the streets time and time again. yes we all know the french all famous for striking protesting but in 2019 it felt like but there was something re picking out old wounds it's been a year with on going protests and into professional strikes throughout the year one protest movement stood out every saturday without fail the yellow vests took to the streets. a movement born in 2018 but it left a small cone 2019 th

wednesday prime minister boris johnson seeking a majority for his conservative party valen to get breck's it down the main opposition leader labour's jeremy coleman is promising to invest heavily in public services polls are due to open to a now derrius unpopular presidential election it's been rejected by a protest as you say it's a farce and will merely enable an old guy.

until a race but even if and it seems popular amongst voters breck's it for some is more important than personal loyalty. to. any politicians that come knocking on more door if the not throw bricks it then they can go because i think we need to leave the european i'd be no staunch conservative 63 years on the 4th generation. and this is the 1st time that my. conscience of the shattered because no way can i vote for forest johnson because he's not telling the truth. and milton infinitely hope that the voter will reward the fact that they've left the party constraints and that integrity is more important to them the net political careers . what do i believe in what what is my vision and what would look like. in general. if you like. recognizing that. as a country we can all do this or. that's what we're going to me i think the majority public principle people are courageous and have integrity or they don't vote for the conservative party. because they see everybody at the top of the party the moment doesn't have any of those qualities. but i know the more person. principles are one thing

for an election born of breck's it most believed northern ireland was always going to vote against prime minister boris johnson's mantra of get breck's it done this is largely remain country even for the brics it supported minority johnson's withdrawal deal that would place an economic border in the irish sea has angered many pro british unionists here fearful of irish nationalism many now believe northern ireland's identity is being sacrificed for an english cause they are concerned very very concerned because the demand for indoor knowledge is already seeing a shift towards more people would identify as nationalist compared to us i think they're also very very upset very very annoyed with johnson because it for them he did people say throw them under the bus at the last in order to get his deal he sacrificed the peace concerns on the altar of getting a deal so that he can to this election with a deal in the bag and so be able to deliver bricks or bricks that isn't a potential collision course with the delicate fabric of northern irish society and maintaining a borderless crossing betwe

for months breck's it has been causing turmoil a worry for many latvians what about their residency statuswhat about their pensions. at a reception in the last few an embassy they speak with their foreign minister many tell him that the attitude towards foreigners has changed dramatically here. at the other end the open dark hole they should have a ritual that i never experienced before they actually came out with. abuse to people who was speaking the same language she was saying i thought that desperately sad. i mean it's like feeling foreign minister edgar's rink a vigil travelled specially to london to woo the ex-pats to return home of the he sees it as an opportunity for. i would say the breaks it globally was good if i buy a say in there saying he's got to read it before stop it 30 see what they want to do in the future if you're carrying the leaders maybe some of them really have a 2nd look at the chance to return. but readjusting to life in latvia isn't easy for many a rusa knows that all too well she lived in britain for several years herself. so she another return e's founded the

majority he got his wish of a korban free christmas and now he might well get his wish for january breck set the question is will we finally get our wish for just a bit of. code. 6 or order yes we heard it 1st time burke oh no water though the streets of rage that story all about the disharmony that gripped cities all over the world but in particular paris with a couple of fronts saw real unrest every week and the yellow vest protesters were out and their friends as we see here and this was a typical scene rests on violence and fire on the streets reports on how that protest movement really did shake things up in the french capital. as $29000.00 winds up in front since that time move reflection was a good year what gifts did it bring well there were plenty from the government but many seemed to go down like a lead balloon and people took to the streets time and time again. yes we all know the french famous for striking and for protesting but in 2019 it felt like that there was something picking at old wounds it's been a year with home going protests and into professional strikes througho

by the 31st of january that was the final breck's it deadline that brussels gave the u.k. there that is not though the end of it that's what we have to remember here boris johnson saying that we're going to get a great trade deal with the e.u. we'll get it by the end of next year most experts though is saying he's not going to be possible and the less you go with everything the brussels office you and you just say yes which i'm not sure boris johnson would do anyway so even after this election there's still going to be briggs it briggs upgrades it in the u.k. to talk about the rate say. oh it's course one thing thank you so much. the on more civilian leader she has denied that her country's troops committed genocide against muslims she was responding to a legal case brought by the gambia and other muslim countries at the international court of justice in the hague where than 700000 fled in a crackdown by the army and the thousands were killed for. the images that provoked international outrage more than 700000 range of muslims fled to me and amal when the minute she launch

seats and over the same vexed issue that it caused a constitutional log jam in britain's parliament breck's it the u.k. voted to leave the new 3 years ago and has seen 3 prime minister since broad set deadlines and deals with brussels of come and gone in fact this prime minister even voted against a recent maize deals but after winning thursday's election on a promise to get done the ball is now firmly in mr johnson's court. for the man who called it this election was an all or nothing gamble do are die in the end narratives gave way to relief as he and his conservatives looked on course for a historic night. i the unlikeliest rock star welcome the fresh story of the result. of. the bet paid off. but with this mandate and this majority we will at last be able to do what. they pay attention because this this election beings that is getting brits done is now the irrefutable irresistible arguable decision. of the british people the 2nd story is that of a labor party in need of a hug after it was defeated decades their heartlands did the unthinkable and voted conservative it is now no longer a