members of the conservative party have - the conservative party have tried to make the claim, sayingeighbouring constituencies in london, she's a political ally, they have known each other for ages, so they are trained to claim it that stopped the prime minister from seckinger earlier in the week. numbertend from seckinger earlier in the week. number tend assisted —— insisted it was not the case, it was right to wait for laurie magnus to hand the results of his fact—finding investigation to the premise for everyone to see, as was said, the standards which are, sir lori magnus, funders no code broken here, so she was exonerated on the central charge that people have been making and the emigration swirling around about whether or not she benefited from money that may have come from bangladesh with that —— with those property she earned. the letter from those property she earned. the letterfrom sir those property she earned. the letter from sir lori those property she earned. the letterfrom sir lori magnus also also—rans —— raises question. he said it is not possible to retrieve documen

the focus was on politicians here, on particularly on the conservative party.he failure to implement the recommendations of the national inquiry into child sexual abuse that published its report in 2022. the criticism from the conservatives that we heard over the weekend and from others is that that report was very broad and general and focussed on child sexual abuse more generally and what they were calling for is a report specifically on grooming gangs and linking the different towns and linking the different towns and examples that we have seen of grooming gangs, often by men of grooming gangs, often by men of asian heritage against young vulnerable girls. that is what the calls are from the conservative party and others, nigel farage included, keir starmer said we didn't need another enquiry. he said the focus was on implementing the findings of that inquiry that published the report in 2022. he said that he wasn't closed minded on and said if there were particular cases that need to looked at he wouldn't shut the door. but at the moment saying his focus is

ago when the majority of the conservative party decided to impeach the president.impeach the president. this is just a different political landscape we are in and i think that makes this more uncertain thanit that makes this more uncertain than it was before.— than it was before. how do you see this playing _ than it was before. how do you see this playing out? _ than it was before. how do you see this playing out? there - than it was before. how do you see this playing out? there are many things happening here. that was unprecedented impact. president yoon is not going to be arrested today, as we can see but the cio will likely try again or try to get a warrant again or try to get a warrant again and try to arrest him again. other alternatives are cio doesn't have a prosecutor power over president yoon. musing power to investigate but not to prosecute —— meaning they don't have the power to prosecute. they may transfer the case to prosecutors. another option is cio may turn to acting president who has influenced over the security service team. already the oppositi

his focus of criticism was more on the conservative party., i won't tolerate politicians jumping on the bandwagonjust to get attention and he went on to get attention and he went on to say, those politicians sat in government for 14 years not doing anything. and in particular, cases of the conservative party was what he said the failure of and preventing an inquiry into child six abuse that reported in 2022, may 20 recommendations was that he said his focus is implementing those recommendations rather than notching another review. the calls without further inquiry has focused on wanting to make it around the links between the different grooming gang cases that we have seen around the country. those are still ongoing. he said he did not think it was necessary, the focus should be on action, on delivering those recommendations on the rapport that has really taken place rather than i'm doing a new inquiry. figs rather than i'm doing a new inuui . �* , , ., rather than i'm doing a new inuui .n inquiry. as you said, the prime minister did _ inquiry

why, why the dislike miracle to enter politics so much is the fact that americans move the conservative party to the center. because in germany, you win the elections in the center and the establishment parties that represent a vast majority and of which the next to coordination will become cost, excuse me, in and $1.00 to $3.00 part of the core addition. this expresses the chart and it became much more to the list and start verse and open to a lot of influence is that it has a lot to do with the fact that you're on the bus for a long time and attractive countries that detected cause. my opponent tends because of its reputation as a customer part attempt society. so it's dependent on now springs back to a more conservative for a morphia driven i did to it's towards migration or climate change. it is not a complete roller back, it is concerning, but it is still a different country than it was in its history. jessica, you said before that it was the family is of the conference and the previous governments that led to the rise of the a f day in germany. do things with unlikely. conservative coal

he stepping down setting the stage for conservative party takeover as president trump keeps the ideae northern borders becoming the 51st state. joining us now to expand on this possibility, author of the book, we who wrestle with god and canadian psychologist doctor jordan peterson, now in america. great to see you. i thought as soon as result of prime minister resign, without you. this is a good thing for canada? >> i think it can be a great thing, it's at least the end of a disaster. but something to be said for right off the mark. canada was at parity for gdp with the u.s. nine years ago when he took the helm and how canadians are at 60% and real estate is twice as expensive as the u.s. so that is a catastrophe so at least a catastrophe will be gone and there's reason for hope in regard to a new administration which is likely headed by the leader of the conservative party in canada. >> who you've had a chance to speak to. look back at justin trudeau's leadership, in 2015 he was unveiling canada's first gender balance candidate forget about qualifications. piloted conflict of inter

the conservative party have accused the prime minister of �*disgraceful�* smears and repeated their callsl inquiry. let�*s speak to our political correspondent harry farley. hello. so there is the row over the tweets from elon musk, we will talk about that in a moment, but then there is this domestic political row. how problematic is that? $5 domestic political row. how problematic is that?- problematic is that? as you heard there, _ problematic is that? as you heard there, keir _ problematic is that? as you heard there, keir starmer l heard there, keir starmer accusing the main opposition party, the conservatives, over jumping on the bandwagon over this issue and looking to get attention when they had spent 14 years in government, in his words, doing nothing to tackle child sexual abuse. and we heard from that report there that his criticism of the conservatives very much focuses on the report that was done into child sexual abuse across the uk, published its recommendations in 2022, and the prime minister arguing that they should be the focus implementing them should be the focus. and a

. >> brian: steven harper was there for a while as a conservative. his partys going to get back into the fray. don't you think it's all treatment the dei going by the boards. so what we see mcdonald's today. forget about dei. put a conservative on our board. get dana white to be a part of it. whole readjusting. they didn't say republican. just a return to normal. >> lawrence: common sense. >> ainsley: i think what is interesting these four years are going to be different at least they feel like they will be than the last four when donald trump was in office the people who didn't trust him starting to trust him more because we saw what happened with joe biden's policies, compare those four years this is no discussion. >> donald trump won in this country and in canada the conservative party knut polls is leading by double digits. the leader of the conservative party put out social media last week and do you know what the theme was? ax the tax. build the home, fix the budget, stop the crime. sound familiar? you bet. >> brian: 21 minutes after the hour now. does c

is the collapse of the liberal support is the unprecedented rise of apparent support for the conservative partywo things threatens a deluge that could well engulf the liberal party and may do so even after they replace him. there are elections scheduled for later this year and we wait to see who the liberals will have as their leader going into that election. does this set canada on a course towards more conservative politics, as you were alluding to?— were alluding to? yes, it is. some of— were alluding to? yes, it is. some of this _ were alluding to? yes, it is. some of this is _ were alluding to? yes, it is. some of this is a _ were alluding to? yes, it is. i some of this is a conservative trend that is pretty ubiquitous worldwide. some of this is an anti— incumbent trend which is even a stronger pattern worldwide, including in the us. the election may not be later, it may be sooner. if the opposition forces can agree on the wording or accept the wording of a confidence motion, they will bring the government down at the first opportunity. there is some ambiguity around whether they will actu

amna: tell us about the opposition leader of the conservative party. lay in his downfall? >> he was doing everything he could to weaken the liberal party. she is in an interesting position. the opposition conservative party is 24 points ahead in the polls. if there was an election today that would likely result in a crushing majority victory for the opposition conservatives. it seems it is his job for the taking. but his net approval ratings are -17. a lot of canadians haven't warmed up to him yet. we will see what he does in the next few weeks. and whether he can win over canadians. i suspect that if there was an election now, he would win anyway. amna: what about the role of president trump? he has mocked prime minister true though -- prime minister justin trudeau. and today he posted this writing "many people in canada love being the 51st state. u.s. cannot suffer the massive subsidies and trade deficits canada needs. justin trudeau knew this and resigned. he goes on to suggest that canada should merge with the u.s. >> i would say his statement are n

the liberal party will be wiped off the map in the next election and have a majority with a conservative partyurned with trump. i think he's putting tariffs more to shore up his base in the us to really asked to have had changes in canada but in 2026 we will have a review of the free—trade agreement that exists between canada, the us and mexico and trump does not like free trade with canada or anybody else. if it is a right wing party, hopefully they can find some ideological sympathy with each other but it would be a tough slog for anybody to try to have trump back away from tariffs and support free trade which has been one of the few bright spots the canada over the years. spots the canada over the ears. ~ spots the canada over the ears, ~ ., , , . ., spots the canada over the ears. ~ years. we appreciate your time, thank you _ years. we appreciate your time, thank you for— years. we appreciate your time, thank you for talking _ years. we appreciate your time, thank you for talking to - years. we appreciate your time, thank you for talking to us. - the us dollar fell on monday on reports don

about british politics and british politicians, in particular those from the now opposition conservative partysurely, he said, they should come out and denounce attacks on ministers. surely they should favour the use of sort of evidence and facts in political debate, because if not, you are heading down a slippery slope. so an extremely strong intervention, but one trying to be careful, obviously not wanting to, you know, to get into a fight, particularly with mr musk and therefore by proxy, a fight with donald trump, the incoming us president. yeah, because that is the issue, isn't it? i suppose down the road, when mr trump is back in the white house with mr musk alongside him, when sir keir is talking to the two of them, it could be kind of embarrassing. absolutely. but i think that's where you have to step back for a second, ben, and say we are in uncharted territory here. i mean, i can't remember, and i've been covering british politics and international politics for a very long time, a tech billionaire interfering in the politics of another country, of an ally of the united states. we hea

party in the uk. similarly, he believes, will be the savior of britain. the context is the conservatives were defeated last summer by the by keir starmer's labor party, and the conservatives are competing with reform for the far right vote. they're moving to the right and nigel farage's reform is moving to the left to make it a bit more electable. and they're roughly neck and neck in the polls. so there is this sort of battle as to who can be more right wing and who can claim the mantle of sort of being a trumpian british conservative party. and musk's interventions in favor of reform, um, should be seen in that context. the reality is that musk is not popular in britain. the approval ratings, i think a few years ago for him, when he was seen principally as a space guy and an ev guy, were very high. they're now fewer than 1 in 5 british people approve of musk. so i think there are there are diminishing returns to this kind of really unprecedented intervention in another democracy. >> at loose. always a pleasure to have you on. thank you. >> thank you. >> next on gps. as america prepares

part of the problem that led tojustin trudeau's doudle, is some 20 points behind the rubble conservative partypinion polls in canada at the moment.— the moment. and it is the economic— the moment. and it is the economic challenges i the moment. and it is the economic challenges that | the moment. and it is the i economic challenges that have kept canadians over the edge, it would seem, cost of living, high inflation, high cost of housing but also add to that the tariffs that could be impose in the very near future on canadian goods which could have a huge impact on their economy?— have a huge impact on their econom ? ~ , , ., . ~ economy? absolutely. the lack of affordable _ economy? absolutely. the lack of affordable housing, - economy? absolutely. the lack of affordable housing, the i economy? absolutely. the lack of affordable housing, the rise | of affordable housing, the rise in inflation and the high cost of goods at the shops undoubtedly weaken justin trudeau's support in the country after nine years in office. he has said he will step down once a new leader has been found and that coul

many ways, the landslide victory of the labor party in the recent election was a rejection of conservative party policies, especially the sort of far right fringe, the brexit, a fringe of that party. having said that, i think that ultimately the real litmus test here will be with trump in power and the impact of economic policies and the ways in which they will impact the uk. and i think that will determine the extent to which that political agenda can potentially impact uk politics moving forward. but it's clear we saw it with brexit, the sort of use of platforms, social media and so on. disinformation, misinformation strategies have been very effective in the u.s., have already been effective in the uk and could also be so moving forward, john, and possibly even germany as well. >> again, musk sort of getting involved there, uh, in particular backing the far right alternative for germany party or afd, you know, let's call it what it is. this party has clear nazi links. that doesn't seem to bother musk in any way. um, it seems musk is going very far to the right and. but does his support bring

they are way behind in the polls and it looks likely that the conservative party would win the next electionce you take trudeau out of the equation, it's hard to predict. scarlet: really appreciate you joining us on this developing and fast story. i'm scarlet fu. that does it for us this hour. keep it here for "balance of next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lock in let's go. rated e for everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access to an ea sports fc25 kit. visit xfinity.com/rewards. >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power." live from washington, d.c. joe: it's time to certify the votes. welcome to the faster show in politics, as lawmakers gather in a joint session of congress to perform their constitutional duty four years after the process was interrupted by a mob of rioters. i'm joe mathieu alongside kailey leinz and washington, d.c. thanks for being with us on the monday edition of "balance of power." it is january sixth, four years later. kailey: this proceeding stands in stark contrast to what we saw

amna: tell us about the opposition leader of the conservative party. play in trudeau's downfall? >> he was doing everything he could to weaken the liberal party. he is in an uninteresting position right now because the opposition conservative party is 24 points ahead in the polls. if there was an election today that would likely result in a really crushing majority victory for the opposition conservatives. it seems it is his job for the taking. but at the same time his net approval ratings are -17, so a lot of canadians haven't warmed up to him yet. we will see what he does in the next few weeks. and into what is almost certain to be an election in may, and whether he can win over canadians. i suspect that if there was an election now, he would win anyway. but he does have a personal approval challenge. amna: what about the role of u.s. president-elect president trump? he has mocked prime minister trudeau. he dismissed him as a governor rather than a prime minister. he rented tariffs -- threatened tariffs. today, trump posted this, writing "many people

the conservative party is going to try to force a vote on that in the house of commons tomorrow.y certain they will be able to have that vote, if they do i don't think they would win it but they would seek to generate political energy saying the labour party over there are voting against this and the conservatives are voting for it. this is a classic parliamentary tactic, but moving forward beyond that, i think the question will be about how implement the recommendations of that report which came out in 2022. they are saying, hang on a second, why are we getting all the heat when the conservative government that was in place in 2022, when this inquiry reported and then in place for nearly two years after didn't implement the recommendations? and i am sure we will hear more of that from the labour party, from the labour government but nevertheless they are in government, the onus is on them, yesterday, they announced various measures they would be bringing forward first and a lot of people will be watching to see how commemorations are due to be held in france, marking ten years s

keir starmer will be taking questions from kemi badenoch, the leader of the conservative party, and mpscted by the recent flooding and we thank the responders working hard to keep communities safe. this week we published our elective reform plan to rebuild our nhs and end the tory backlog. we will deliver where the previous government failed, empowering patients, boosting productivity, more care in the community and incentivising reform. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house. i will have further such meetings later today. cani can i offer the prime minister condolences

the 53-year-old took office in 2015, ending ten years of conservative party rule. recently there have been calls within his own party for him to step down over the rising cost of food, a housing shortage, and a surge in immigration. >> despite best efforts to work through it, parliament has been paralyzed for months after what has been the longest session of a minority parliament in canadian history. >> trudeau says he will stay on as prime minister until a new head of the liberal party is chosen which could take several months. >>> still ahead, that's not a leftover holiday decoration, what we're learning about this backyard plane crash that everyone walked away from unscathed. >>> and a multimillion dollar boost to expand rail service from the central valley all across northern california. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may

the president has off the freedom party to form a government. the conservative peoples body has now said it will hold. coalition talks with the freedom party and what seeing as a major policy shift, the pro russian party won the most states and september's parliamentary election. but will need support from other parties to govern some of getting a reports from vienna as a step into the unknown. yes. have a giggle, the leader of the far right freedom policy met with the austrian president. it was a stock reminder of the only option left to form a government mister physical. this confident you can find viable solutions within the framework of government negotiations and he wants business sponsibility. i asked him about explicitly go ahead of thoughts. but given with caution, this is how they made these and she did not take this step. likely. i will continue to ensure that the principals and rules of constitution are correctly observed and that had to have side hundreds of pickles, opponents of ages gather to voice. this is what a freedom policy like government wou

and now the opposition conservative party has more than 20% lead. a new prime minister and leader of the liberal party will carry its values and ideals into that next election. the government will still, and the cabinet will still be very much focused on doing the job that canadians elected us to do in 2021. trudeau says the canadian parliament will be on hold until march 24th, when parliament can conduct a confidence vote. u.s. steel and a japanese firm which set out to buy it are suing the biden administration. this comes days after president biden blocked the proposed $14 billion merger in the lawsuit. u.s. steel and japan's nippon steel say mr. biden's decision ignored the rule of law, and that it was done to win over united steelworkers for political gain. that's the union representing a majority of steelworkers in the u.s. but mr. biden says the deal posed a threat to national security and put jobs at risk. and he stressed the importance of keeping the steel industry in american hands. well, millions of people across the country are under a win

fall right. lead us as well to an unprecedented move the president as also freedom party to form a government conservative peoples policy has now said it will hold coalition towards with the freedom party. and what scene is a major policy shift? probably russia policy one the most states in september as parliamentary elections will need support from other policies to govern sonya gig or reports now from vienna, a step into the unknown. yes. have a kick, all the leader of the fall, right? freedom policy met with the austrian president. it was a stock reminder of the only option left to form a government. mister physical is confident you can find viable solutions within the framework of government negotiations and he wants business sponsibility. i asked him about explicitly a go ahead of thoughts with given with caution. this is helping me these and she does not take me step likely. i will continue to ensure that the principals and rules of constitution a correctly observed and that had to have side hundreds of pickles, opponents of ages gather to voice. this is what a freedom policy like government would e

opposition parties are pushing the government to open one, with the conservatives claiming during previousear how widespread the issue was. last night, the home secretary, yvette cooper, told mps that legislation making it mandatory to report child sexual abuse would be introduced in the spring. she also said grooming would be made an aggravating factor in abuse cases. speaking to the today programme on bbc radio, professor alexis jay was asked whether there's a good argument for another national inquiry. i don't agree with that in the sense of requiring further, more detailed national inquiries into child sexual exploitation. we have learned quite a lot from what those review that have already been undertaken, but locally, people need to step up to the mark, and do the sorts of things that have been recommended. i think there is something like a00 recommendations that we identified through a national charity, in all the reviews that had already been carried out, and many of those were simply not met. let's speak to our chief political corresponddnet henry zeffman. this has been dominating

but, never count out the labour party and the conservative party because, people have decided that and i think we said this last week, didn't we, that there were i was banging on about actually during the coalition era. and then at times also when the snp was really riding high, there are many political moments when it's been fashionable to say, "and this means the end of the two—party system in the uk". and then actually with first past the post, lo and behold, something rather different happens. well, we'll see. here is a development which is very much between the two main parties, which will be a growing story in the next seven days — we all know. it is that the leader of the conservatives, kemi badenoch, has called on the anti—corruption minister, tulip siddiq, to be sacked. correct. so, henry, if people haven't been paying attention to this story, what are the bare bones of it that you need to know? it's a complicated story. and let me begin by saying, obviously, it would be preposterous for me to pretend to be an expert in bangladeshi politics. i'm not. tulip siddiq's aunt, she

canadian opposition leader criticized his decision to resign in a video released by the conservative party leader lish liberals -- leaderless liberals focus on saving their jobs, the country spirals out of control, an out-of-control housing emergency, migrant crisis, 62 billion dollar deficit, not to mention tariff threats from the united states. they continued supporting trudeau when he did all those things. no, their only objection is he is no longer popular enough to win an election and keep them in power. they want to protect their pensions and paycheck by sweeping their leader under the rug months before an election to trick you, and then do it all over again. anchor: our correspondent is standing by for us in ottawa. good to see you. give us an idea of what the reaction has been to justin trudeau's announcement. correspondent: there is no doubting just how big a crisis this is for mr. trudeau's liberal party after nine years in power. there is a sense of tiredness, and it is facing opinion polls that are some of the worst in its history. a short while ago, i was just outside the prim

robert jenrick for the leadership and i do support kemi badenoch as leader because i want the conservative partyical environment. i want what is the longest standing and most successful political party to do well. so i want kemi badenoch to do well. imilieu want kemi badenoch to do well. when did ou first want kemi badenoch to do well. when did you first realise _ want kemi badenoch to do well. when did you first realise you _ want kemi badenoch to do well. when did you first realise you wanted to see a full national inquiry? 50 did you first realise you wanted to see a full national inquiry?- see a full national inquiry? so as ou know see a full national inquiry? so as you know last — see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time _ see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time i _ see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time i was - see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time i was on - see a full national inquiry? so as you know last time i was on your programme, i was you know last time i was on your programme, iwas a you know last time i was on your program

>> there was polling taken in december that shows the conservative party something like 25 points ahead of the liberals. that is a mountain to climb for anybody and there's not a lot of time to put your own stamp on this government. it is highly likely we will have an election by may so a new liberal leader will have only weeks to establish what they want to do before being thrown into an election campaign possibly so the liberal party needs to have its contest quickly and these candidates will have to decide quickly whether they are in or out because there is not a ton of time cysts -- establish a platform and message and try to rebrand the liberal party is any new leader would have to do. >> derek on the details there. we look to who will replace the outgoing canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. and bloomberg's executive editor is the chair of bloomberg's of directors. and traders are grappling with the prospect of rising trade tensions and that was one of the factors that led to the downfall arguably of trudeau after donald trump denied a washington post report that he's consider

mr milanovic faced the conservative, dragan primorac, of the governing hdz party, in the run—off voteibutes are being paid to an off—duty police constable, who died when she was hit by a lorry. rosie prior had pulled over to help at the scene of a motorway collision in north yorkshire. police have arrested the lorry driver. nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai, urges muslim leaders not to legitimise the taliban government. speaking at a summit on girls�* education in pakistan, the campaigner says the taliban doesn't see girls as human beings. now on bbc news, newscast. newscast. newscast from the bbc. it's laura in the studio. it's paddy in the studio. and it's henry at home. and it is sunday and we've had another busy morning of news. there's never not a busy weekend of news these days. it must be you, o'connell. i blame you for all the news. the phrase is newsageddon. newsageddon, i like that. and you can't move for news about elon musk, donald trump. you can't move for news about these appalling fires. and on the political sofa this morning, a new government agenda to seize b

he's the leader of the conservative party, and based on this interview, he's a pretty intimidating dudeon the -- on the topic, i mean, in terms of your sort of strategy currently, you're obviously taking the populist no pathway. >> what does that mean? no >> well, appealing, appealing to people's more emotional levels, i would guess. i mean, certainly. >> what do you mean by that? give me an example. >> okay. a lot of people would, would say that you're simply taking a page out of the donald trump book. >> like, which people would say that? >> well, i'm sure a great many canadians, but -- >> like who? >> i don't know who, but, well -- >> well, you're the one who asked the question. so how -- you must know somebody. >> desi: goddamn, that's a power move. i haven't seen someone dominated like this since i watched "babygirl." i'll tell you what, america's not getting canada from him. "get on your knees, you're our province now. good girl." but back to donald trump, who is now demanding to rename the gulf of mexico and take over canada. not to mention, a couple of weeks ago, trump expressed

on saturday negotiations between the conservative party and the democratic party broke down. of state, antony blinken, has arrived in south korea amid a political crisis. mr blinken is set to hold talks on monday , but it's not clear who's in charge in seoul. investigators have tried to arrest the impeached president, yoon suk yeol. but his bodyguards prevented that taking place. on sunday, they said they'd stop any further attempts to detain mr yoon. meanwhile, mass protests both for and against the president have been taking place in the capital. the first—ever winner of the uk drag race — — james lee williams, better known as �*the vivienne', has died, at the age of 32. their publicist said the family were heartbroken and had asked for privacy. the bbc spoke to the vivienne back in 2019, the day after being crowned the uk's first winner of rupaul�*s drag race — they explained how it felt to win the competition. in the meantime, that us cross over to the red carpet in los angeles, where very shortly those our words will start to be given out, and as you can see those a—list

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e long mosque is uh, commenting on german politics at but in favor of the right tweeting or conservative party. then this is deemed to be in defense. so again, you'll have favorites. uh, but you have the welding in double standards applied to the west. yeah. you have to have more than far a vague allegations of fodder and interference. i did see the if the is going to within the next elections, but let's just see results is deemed to be betty on state, vertical by the establishment. then we need to build up a credible case that i'm quite sure that they use statements such as masks, to, to build a case is always great to have you with us here right now, the international below details do check all websites on c dot com and make sure we join, is it getting 30 minutes overlays? see that's the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see t

which old polls indicate would have put the conservative party impala to me? this has now been averted with the postponement of the parliamentary, sitting parliament has been paralyzed for months after what has been the longest session of a minority parliament in canadian history? that's why this morning. i advise the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request, and the house will now be pro wrote until march 24th to the took office at the age of 43, promising kinda to a better future. but his decision to open canada is bold as to thousands of refugees leading civil war. and syria provokes the 1st and much rings of political descent, which grew louder when to go in both to emergency powers, to cook. best of protests against the restrictions imposed during the cobra pen demik and just popularity continued to dwindle. and it's this new of ethics scandals and political missteps. his approval rating dropping to only 24 percent last month. and this coincided with threats by us president elect donald trump, to impose tired

leaning beloved which secured around 75 percent of the vote . defeating his opponent from the conservative party islands. by missing the item, well, thousands of people in the mail have taken to the streets of the romanian capital. the protest against the cancellation of the 2nd ride vote in the country presidential election. an independent candidate with a pro piece of the nato stands long november's 1st road. i made a c all romanian slot eggs and hosting car horns. demonstrators, in bucharest, at the month is the presumption of an election which has been frozen since the constitutional court know the ballot, citing alleged violations on foreign interference that came after opposition kind of, it's colleen towards s good talk. suppose known for his euro skeptic, i'm teenager views. the presidential frontrunner said the west is using romania as a platform for more what these couple now legally. and there's no reaction rooms. there's an issue at this stage. they don't understand what is going on here because they usually have some store for war. but the next week in not accept this secret questio

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but the other parties don't want to, even on the cd with the, the most conservative party in germany. they don't want to work together with them . so it will be really difficult for them. um, but i think they were got some, you know, some more percentage. maybe maybe they're coming to a 2526 percent. i don't know exactly, but the, the election is a really soon. it's only 4 weeks as exactly. it's all right now the leader of the, of the says the japanese cover and pushed towards green energy has really been bad for the economy. now remember, donald trump has expressed similar sentiments. what do you make of that high? yes, of course. germany has to have cheap and cheap for the industrial. we have no other things. we have no orland gas here in germany. so industrial products are the most important things we can sell or germany can sell. and so cheap energy is very important and you can not, and you cannot have or shut down or nuclear power plants and the same time you don't want to have russian gas. so what do you want? only with wind turbines, it's not possible to add to feed in the eco

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about british politics and british politicians in particular, those from the now opposition conservative partyd they should announce attacks on ministers, surely they should favour the use of evidence and facts in little debate because if not, you are heading down a slippery slope. so an extremely strong intervention but one trying to be careful, not wanting to get into a fight, particularly with mr musk and therefore by proxy fight with donald trump, the incoming us president. that is the issue. _ incoming us president. that is the issue, isn't _ incoming us president. that is the issue, isn't it? _ incoming us president. that is the issue, isn't it? when - the issue, isn't it? when donald trump is back in the white house with elon musk alongside him, when psyche is speaking to both of them, to be quite embarrassing —— sir keir starmer is speaking to both of them? ~ . . ., them? we are in uncharted territory — them? we are in uncharted territory here _ them? we are in uncharted territory here and - them? we are in uncharted territory here and i - them? we are in uncharted territory here and i