. >> the ruling party has brought down unemployment rates by forcing people into communal labour labo labour. atilla is a sound engineer. >> i don't earn enough for a living. >> he now swoops the streets. viktor orban may have critics, but he's valued to keep a grip and steer the country to the right. the ultra nationalist party is on the verge of becoming the main opposition. >> his future depends on finding a middle ground. >> still to come on al jazeera, nervous neighbours, fears in georgia. the annexation of crimea. plus, new voting machines are tested as india prepares for the election. and some of the world's determined runners take on the marathon in the sahara desert.  >> good to have you with us. these are the top stories on al jazeera. france pulled out of commemorations to mark the 20th anniversary of complicity in the kill understandings. 800,000 roou wandas, mainly tutsis were killed. >> binyamin netanyahu says he will continue peace negotiations. not at any pride. talks as oucial continue. hungaria hungarians going to the ballot. it's suggested that the ultra conservati

the ruling party is accused of bringing down artificial rates, forcing people into communal labour. this man is a sound engineer. the whole money is 50,000, which is not really enough for a living. he sweeps the streets for $220 a month. victor orban may have his critics, but he's valued for keepi keeping aneye op reforms. hungary's future in europe depends on finding a delicate middle ground. >> still to come on al jazeera - the polls that could be from the missing malaysia plane. the search conditions, but there's no verification. plus - breathing new life into the eastern pacific grey whales. the mammals on the mexican coast. >> good to have you with us. these are the top stories on al jazeera - france pulled out of commemorations to mark the 20th anniversary of the rwandan genocide over allegations of complicity. 8,000 mainly tutsis were killed in the massacre. president obama congratulated afghanistan on the landmark presidential elections. 7 million people braved threats from the taliban to cast their votes. voting began in hungary's elections. the current prime minister and t

party has been accused of artificially bringing down unemployment rates by forcing people into communal labourthis man is a sound engineer. he's struggling to get work. i don't make enough for a living. >> he sweeps the streets for $200. the prime minister may have critics but he has kept a grip on forces threatening to steer the country to the right. the yokic party is on the verge of being the major opposition. hungary's future depend on finding a middle ground. >> five years after a devastating earthquake much of the italian town is in ruins. despite restriction. some of the temporary housing is starting to feel permanent. corruption and infighting are being blamed for the delays. >> this man has the up to almost to himself. he's one of a few restaurants who didn't abandon the town after a devastating earthquake killed more than 300 people on april 6th, 2009. >> you can't see a window open or here the sounds of music in the air or hear children playing, there's no life, only death. >> five years later this is a ghost town. >> lack of funds, mismanagement. corruption slowed down the res fora

questions related to the last government meeting in the service of the center communications by the way the ministry of labour said that the real patriots will be able to choose the region to live in and they would not be denied the status of repeat ritz it into a science isn't just about the context was also reduced only in the year they will become fully legitimate copics. you can manage it. i actually eat because i eat. my cousin to ride with labor shortages are identified and they will be given the benefits package that provides benefits for travel luggage transportation and they will be provided corporate housing in a sleepy now. he is not palatable to the realization of what is the nexus that means you several cars now begins preparations for the withdraw of shares from k g o c to the peoples ipo in december this year they will be available for the country's population and a second wave of ikea will kick off. as you know still on the alley and excite him. promotion winners who hold shares of this company for more than three years or more. there's a reason to ensure profitability levels deposit of second

particularly ports of the economy where people train for particular jobs, and the labour secretary say that they are working with community colleges to adapt some of the teaching. ultimately, if you are long-termed unemployed, what the research of your colleagues is showing is a bias against you that is hard to overcome. despite your qualifications. >> i don't think the skill gap is sufficient information for unprecedented levels in lodge-term unemployment. i think the discrimination is the key piece. i think we need to look at the experience of someone who is shut out of the labour market for that long. the emotional toll that takes and the discouragement that comes with that. it's an important thing to consider. >> you said something a minute ago. employers should take heed of this. there are hidden gems, there are highly skilled people who are not getting jobs. what is the recommendation for employers. >> i would say to employers, that you need to find a better way to filter applicants, focussing on skills, qualifications and doesn't use proxies like duration of unemployment. that's - that's a really silly way to try t

happened was the general secretary of the general communications workers union the last, "in terms of labourovernment, they tried to pry -- privatized royal mail. it was the unions." once again, they were weakened government because they couldn't carry out their policies. they are weak in opposition because they don't support shareholding by post workers in the royal mail. they are weak because they have no economic policy. they are weak because they've got no plan. ed millerameron and band in full flow in the row over the selloff of royal mail. ministersd, prime questions can be a rather rowdy affair. very mind, the sound is leveled out so viewers can hear what is going on. in the chamber itself, it is often impossible to know what is being said. earlier, i spoke to the former, formeraker -- the commons speaker. >> i think it has gotten noisier. let me tell you where i'm coming from. i have spoken in many parlance in the world.ents they are like morgues. i do not want that to happen to the british parliament. i wanted to be a robust, not so noisy that it becomes showmanship. >> we are told

and what happened was the general secretary of the communications workers union said this, in terms of the last labour government they try to privatize the royal mail. it was the union that brought the government to its senses. once again they were weak in government because they couldn't carry out their policies. they are weak in opposition because they don't support shareholding by post workers in the royal mail. they are weak because they've got no economic policy and they are weak because they have got no plan. >> is bush off his friends in the city and he can't answer the question. now i'm going asking the question begin. there was a gentleman's agreement that these long-term investors, so-called, would not sell their shares. but half of them were sold and hundreds of minutes of pounds were made. what happened to the agreement? answer the question. >> what happened is the taxpayer is 2 billion pounds better off. yes. and anyone who sold shares has missed out on what is a successful business. but the truth is this mr. speaker, he sat in a cabinet that wanted to privatize the royal mail. they could

labour mep says the party is in crisis. so from the gospel of peter decides to keep the messages no internet there so the communication link. in the house and has a presence on the campaign trade. forces that lead to destruction. i think it's not helpful before we touched them. i managed to engage in what is essentially a son in iraq it's healthy and don't try he did not give positive legal advice about the maple cash loans. the evidence is heard that the sentencing hearing gets under way for two former executives. and it's okay not to feel lk is the message is that it was chilly the twenty fourteen the cycle again this season and empowering people. we were too short weekend break is like the two sides of the environment . and welcome to six wong the labor party leader eamon gilmore is standing firm this evening satan has no intention of stepping down senior figures in the party running from the sycamore today after ndp filled prendergast said the party was in crisis and called on the beach or to go the roundup to just weeks ahead of the local and european elections. the seed in the social protection minister joan burke sai