christian europe as a faith as a law as a culture i'd like to see the europe which was built on the christian values this is who you are this is what i said previously that christianity is our d.n.a. and it's not about our faith only it's about the ages of all of the previous generations is who we are and from the christianity comes out the whole the whole culture roman law greek philosophers this is this is what was built on christianity so what i don't or and. as a new structure of the society.

it's outrageous now is your question mr touch and here we go you want a christian europe where does that leave those of us who are christian and we second class citizens we medical experiments what do you want with us and to you on the other side the left what do you do about these people what do you know of for the public to show these people for what they are and just do something about the mad men this time so we don't have a repeat of last time they're in touch inskeep ok so the christian europe is not muslim europe i don't want you slam ization i'm not the only thing they want you to answer i want you want to answer no i listen to you so listen you know i don't want islamization in europe i don't want terrorism i did until a few months i don't know any friends like things let him he didn't listen to things so. not things question it wasn't a question of asa coon's on trying to answer the question otherwise i don't want islamization of europe i don't want terrorism in europe there is no christians who are shouting christ as the law before they blow themselves up but every single terr

it's outrageous now is your question mr touch and here we go you want a christian europe where does that leave those of us who aren't christian are we second class citizens we medical experiments what do you want with us and to you on the other side the left what do you do about these people what do you know offer the public to show these people for what they are and just do something about the mad men this time so we don't have a repeat of last time they are in touch inskeep ok so the christian europe. it's not muslim euro i don't want you slam ization i'm not the only do you want to dance or i want you want to answer no i listen to you so listen to me now i don't want islamization in europe i don't want terrorism i think i'm crazy and so i did you let him he did listen to you so. now go to question it wasn't a question vasa cause i'm trying to answer the question i don't want i don't want islamization of europe i don't want terrorism in europe there is no christians who are shouting christ is the law before they blow themselves up but every single terrorist attack is followed by a lot

christian europe as a faith as a law as a culture i'd like to see the europe which was built on the christian values this is who you are this is what i said previously that christianity is our d.n.a. and it's not about our faith family it's about the ages of all of the previous generations is who you are and from the christianity comes out the whole the whole culture roman law greek philosophers this is this is what was built on christianity and so what i don't or and. as a new structure of the society. without christianity i don't like people messing around like mr soros he's playing with the nations he's financing organizations who are absolutely anti christian some agree that equality is very important that's why i don't want i don't want to see churches like twenty four churches within week burned in and france i don't want to see that so that's the only december right that's the symbol so i want christian roots i think safety even to europe but we got the point you pride yourself on christian values that's right but your attitude to immigration run directly counter to chr

outlook towards life to see christian europe christian europe as a faith as a little as a culture i'd like to see the europe which was built on the christian values this is who you are this is what i said previously that christianity is our d.n.a. . and you can see that special edition. there's an extended version on. the duchess of sussex have named the new born son. the couple's first child was born on monday morning it's still not known exactly where. the british throne is queen elizabeth great. for the first time. i mean for the countries. in africa just. action packed life.

christian europe as a faith as a law as a culture i'd like to see the europe which was built on the christian values this is who you are this is what i've said previously that christianity is our d.n.a. and it's not about our faith only it's about the ages of all of the previous generations it's who you are and from the christianity comes out the whole the whole culture roman law greek philosophers this is this is what was built on christianity so what i don't or and. as a new structure of the society. without christianity i don't like people messing around like mr shorrosh he's playing with the nations he's financing organizations who are absolutely anti christian some agree that equality is very important that's why i don't want i want to see churches like twenty four churches within week burned in france i don't want to see that so that's the only same thing right that's the symbol so i want christian roots i think safety even to europe we've got the point you pride yourself on christian values that's right but your attitudes to immigration run directly counter to christian

see what looks like very much like the beginnings of the continue of persecution of christians in the heart of europe a society which holds so much to its christian heritage so that's deeply concerning and we see it for example in london when we see christian preachers being in the street being arrested by the police so it's very peculiar to see this this persecution of this truly religion of peace but you know peter maybe that's a reason why people find it such an easy target because unlike certain other religions christians tend not to fight back it's endemic within the faith that they have and that we have but that perhaps then makes some people think that christianity is such an easy touch when in fact christians deserve the same respect as every and any other faith you have in the great irony of all of this here is that the more europe becomes secular the more it becomes islamic and i don't see minorities and people of different sexual orientations would fare very well if europe were to turn into a. continent go ahead it been you know i think it's very right that it is very alarming that islam i

a white,believe in christian europe. we're seeing this big battle over who can speak for e europe and whether that will be exclusive all-white europe or more aggressive with climate justice -- progressive with, justice at its heart. juan: at the issue of the attacks on immigrants in the vision of a white christian europe, what about the fact the biggest countries are precisely the ones, france, italy, britain, that have had this surge of this right-wing vote and also art many of the centrist parties, the centerleft and center-right parties, increasisingly kowtowing to the anti-immigrant fervor across the continent? >> absolutely. i think there's a real misunderstanding about the nature of the far right. in the run-up to thehe election, we saw a lot of panic, especially in n the american prs . steve bannon was lurking under the coverss, building a transnational movement. when that failed to matateriali, as a field to end up with a sweeping coup in european parliament terms of far right parties across europe, many commentat

christian europe as a faith as a law as a culture are like to see the europe which was built on the christian values this is who you are this is what i said previously that christianity is our d.n.a. and it's not about our faith only it's about the ages of all of the previous generations is who you are and from the christianity comes out the whole the whole culture roman law greek philosophers this is this is what was built on christianity so what i don't warns. as a new structure of the society with christianity i don't like people messing around like mr soros he splaying with the nations he's financing organizations who are absolutely anti christian some agree that equality is very important that's why i don't want i want to see churches like twenty four churches within week burned in france i don't want to see that so that's the only symbol that's the symbol so i want christian. routes i think safety even to europe but we got the point you pride yourself on christian values that's right but your attitudes to immigration run directly counter to christian values don't they at

want to see that so that's the only the symbol right that's the symbol so i want christian roots i think safety even to europe with we've got the point you pride yourself on christian values that's right but your attitudes to immigration run directly counter to christian values don't they at least in the eyes of the pope the catholic pope jesus is present he said in the migrants and refugees who seek safety and a dignified life in a new land it is christ he said we're not on our door hungry thirsty a stranger naked under certain degree and in prison but he better be knocking on your door because you won't let him in because the difference between illegal immigration and refugee is a legal difference by the international law i keep repeating it for the last three or five years we don't mind to take refugees if they submit their documents and ask for permission to be told that we don't mind nothing's changed in twenty years of free poland you don't want muslim immigrants we don't want illegal migration and you don't want her slim's now you're talking about you go hristian no no no no no you want a distance we d

the language invercargill of blasphemy in a very distinctly in consensually european notion of christian europe in motion it brings to the minds of simple people the ok this is this is talking about what we know the maybe brutal history of kind of europe under the church and so on and so it proves that if you wish to insult one more of the religion that base and they claim the right to stop you but it's always lowest level going up is a dirty word you don't need to look for work if you think that if you think about it if what we are going to do with life is pounded to the person who is most easily offended then actually we're never going to get anywhere at all i think that it's dangerous to go back to if you go to your local coffee shop and you're offended by this and where you think something's wrong that they're doing you have the right to say you know that's wrong we should live in a world like that we should crack down hard on that if you're offended i don't care precisely doing what you're complaining they're doing you're saying we should crack on down x. was not this is they are going to

we should be mindful however of assuming there is a one christian nationalist policy emerging in europehe breaking up of the european union. stay with us on 0utside source — still to come... they knew brexit was in part driven bya they knew brexit was in part driven by a desire for increased national sovereignty and that issue is also playing out any number of other eu states including this one, poland. we will turn to the issue of the rule of law and how the eu and the polish government has had a spectacular disagreement over this. it's a quick report for you. it‘s the opening day of the chelsea flower show in south london, and one of the first visitors was the duchess of cambridge, unveiling her own woodland and wilderness garden. accompanied by a group of schoolchildren, she says she hopes it will inspire families to get in touch with nature. here‘s our royal correspondent daniela relph. who better tojudge mum‘s handiwork than her three young children? george, charlotte and louis testing out the garden the duchess helped design. even if louis seemed a little distracted. in recent mon

they gave us a task to defend the europe of nations and to protect christian culture in europe. can right wing parties sabotage the e.u. . that is the next big question to her and you know you were talking about this just minutes ago coming right wing party sabotage come they come they do you rail the e.u. all the parliamentary process i would say now they count it makes you so optimistic the reason is that we've seen civil society and parties come across to form to to to correlate against these right wing populist movement and i believe that we've seen the danger of these populist movement and that the parties the democratic parties will not sit down and wait for them to set the agenda but on the other hand come up with the ordinary. if so that's why i'm really hopeful now as the tension is quite high on the european parliament on the brussels it's such that the parties will not just go back to business as usual but on the other hand come up with new solutions when we talk about we already mentioned climate change for example there's a huge mandate for the european union for th

sender may be unclear but the message is certainly not it's to warn against the decline of christianity in europe in hopes of mobilizing e.u. skeptics and 1st of all right when voters have the election so you example show that this is blatantly full it's so we thought in our report that like the us elections in 2 constant 16 a lot of this misinformation is linked to russia what can you tell us about the us right according to recent analysis by u.s. cyber security companies say court cyber close to half of the population so about 240000000 people have been exposed to some form of russian backed disinformation campaign and just this year facebook has removed hundreds of fake accounts and pages run by russian actors many of them post as independent news sites targeted eastern either countries specifically like stoney and romania with post critical of nato but it's not just fake accounts reading this information kremlin backed out its book sputnik which runs and or its operate in over 30 languages has played a key role in trying to influence the u. election here's an example from march targeting latv

that's quite right his pitch framing this election as a referendum on what he calls saving europe's christian values and limiting migration seems to go down pretty well he's picked up just over 50 percent of votes here to put into context his nearest opponents the democratic coalition who were going to selection on a picture of a united states of europe they picked up less than a 3rd as many votes as obama and this was on a turnout of just a 40 percent record numbers in hungary but still pretty low so it really seems that this is a message that has chimed with voters and he is going into this with when you confidence nick what does that mean for the european union we know that someone else has been a thorn in the side of the european union challenging for example european policy on immigration what is the outlook now for europe. well the really crucial thing to look for him to me is what's. next so he is currently still with him in the p.p. the main grouping of conservatives in the european parliament but he his party has been suspended for several months questions of the rule of law being vi

biggest winner from italy's election results a strong anti immigration message and the focus on europe's christian identity won him around 30 percent of the vote so vini has formed a new right wing populist alliance with other like minded politicians from all over europe their gains weren't as big as some polls had suggested but the newly formed european alliance of peoples and nations could still be a force to be reckoned with in the european parliament. of course could see that happening parties. which parties within smaller groups inside the rupee in parliament in order to achieve major and more influence within the policymaking activity of the european parliament they may well decide that it's better for them to join something is a lie ins and therefore we could see is group grow and the chief perhaps 80 or even 90 parliamentarian's the elections major losers have been the center right and center left coalition for decades they've been able to dominate the chamber with their combined majority but they are both set to lose dozens of seats and their majority with them there is no stability there

biggest winner from italy's election results a strong anti immigration message and the focus on europe's christian identity won him around 30 percent of the vote so vini has formed a new right wing populist alliance with other like minded politicians from all over europe their gains weren't as big as some polls had suggested but the newly formed european alliance of peoples and nations could still be a force to be reckoned with in the european parliament of course we could see that happening. parties. which parties within the smaller groups inside the rupee in parliament in order to achieve major and more influence within the policymaking activity of the rupee in parliament they may well decide it is better for them to join something is alliance and therefore we could see is group grow and achieve perhaps 80 or even 90 parliamentarians the elections major losers have been the center right and center left coalition for decades they've been able to dominate the chamber with their combined majority but they are both set to lose dozens of seats. and their majority with them there is no stability there

viktor orban's dream was to coax europe's christian democrats to the right into an alliance with the pe's conservatives looking for new allies among the liberals and the greens, viktor orban's nightmare. but the hungarian prime minister is an experienced politician and in this more fragmented political landscape, those skills will be very useful. but will a man who has reinvented himself once as a champion of the right and himself once as a champion of the rightand far himself once as a champion of the right and far right be able to walk calmly back into the political centre? nick thorpe, bbc news, or depressed. —— budapest. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: after three seasons away — aston villa return to the promised land of the premier league — details in the sports briefing. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletic events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7:00am. taunting which led to scuffles, scuffles t

biggest winner from italy's election results a strong anti immigration message and the focus on europe's christian identity won him around 30 percent of the vote so vini has formed a new right wing populist alliance with other like minded politicians from all over europe their gains weren't as big as some polls had suggested but the newly formed european alliance of peoples and nations could still be a force to be reckoned with in the european parliament of course we could see that happening parties. which parties within the smaller groups inside the rupee in parliament in order to achieve major and more influence within the policymaking activity of the european parliament they may well decide that it's better for them to join something is a license and therefore we can see is group grow and achieve perhaps 80 or even 90 parliamentarians the elections major losers have been the center right and center left coalition for decades they've been able to dominate the chamber with their combined majority but they're both set to lose dozens of seats and their majority with them there is knows the ability

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the europe o of today is o our europe, the eururope of the christian democrats, and we will defend t is europe against the nationalists. that is what we will do. reporter: the second largest bloc is the party of europeaean socicialists.. he is eyeing the eu commission president job to replace luxembourg's jon l juncker. will be for the job affected by a new configuration in parliament. partiesremain the main but they no longer have an absolute majority. they are obliged to seek allies. the ones most likely are the alliance of liberals and democrats in the greens. support -- both have gained in support. reporter: the alliance is led by the candidate for the top job from denmark. there was a green wave in the withtion -- this election global warming topping concerns. they could be kingmakers. far right populist parties from france to hungary are a strong presence but not working to the same song sheet. the fragmentation of power means choosing the next president is likely to be up for negotiations. to talk more about the european union election results, let's bring in professor christia

they gave us the task to defend the europe of nations and to protect christian culture in europe.the vote, bear in mind five years ago in these european elections the league had 6% of the vote. there is the full outcome in italy, also worth noting the centre—left democratic party. in the context of how it has done recently that is progress. in the context of five yea rs progress. in the context of five years ago in these elections it is way down. also worth noting that the league forms the government, the italian government, with the populist five star movement. in the last italian election five star was the biggest party. this result is matteo salvini confirming he is now the dominant political force in italy, and he spoke to the press. translation: the balance changes for sure. the league is first in italy. marine le pen's party is first in france will stop nigel farage's party is first in the uk. orban's party is first in the uk. orban's party is first in the uk. orban's party is first in hungary. kitchen ski's party is first in poland. this means there is the desire for change

they gave us the task to defend the europe of nations and to protect christian culture in europe.ty in italy delivered a clear victory with 3a% of the vote —— league party. look at the performance of the democratic party, down on where it was five years ago but up where it has been recently. also worth noting, look in third, the league formed a coalition government with the populist five star movement. the last italian election five star was the biggest party, it is now in third and that would be a profound concern to its supporters. here is matteo salvini, confirming he is the dominant force in italy and celebrating with his supporters. translation: the balance changes for sure, the league is first in italy. marine le pen's party is first in france. nigel farage's party is first in the uk. orban's party is first in hungary. kitchen ski's party is first in poland. this means there is a desire for change, a desire for work, a desire for dignity. let's be clear, not all populist parties shared in the success that salvini saw. in the netherlands could build a's party was all of its s

also improved his no longer living on the streets but has found accommodation with a christian aid organization. in europe league football but this league club and frankfurt missed out on a place in the final after losing to premier league side chelsea in the penalty shootout the english club took the lead in the first half with a goal from group in loftus cheek the frankfurt you can go bitch level the score after the break with the game tied at the end of the extra top at the end of the extra time the match went to a penalty shoot out chelsea's goal keeper made to say to break frankfurt it's the blues now face arsenal in the final. in tennis world number one novak djokovic has eased into the quarter finals of the madrid open djokovic beat jeremy chardy in straight sets six one seven six he's now based in the frenchman in all thirteen of them meetings without dropping a set djokovic is stepping up his preparations on clay as he bids to win a fourth grand slam title in a row at the french open later this month. and joining djokovic in the last eight is roger federer at the swiss survived two match points t

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as a referendum on the future of europe he said that this was about preserving what he calls europe's christianvalues so really putting immigration migration at the center of this campaign and his efforts to stop that migration and this thing really to remember here is that hungary has very few migrants coming nowadays it's basically down to the hundreds per month those scenes of 2015 when thousands of migrants congregated at the train station to budapest all along since history and very few of those people are still here so it is a testament to how really those images in that atmosphere from back from 2015 really does still resonate with that it looks that victor obama will be able to come home to a pretty impressive victory for his party this sunday and if you're saying there that his power has been relatively unchallenged and he framed the discourse around this campaign. pro and anti immigration as you said what is it about that framing about that discourse that has made him so popular with voters. it is a question of it's all about identity and people's fears and as we've spoken before espe