as damien _ debated. as always, thank you so much. as damien was _ debated. - debated. as always, thank you so | much. as damien was saying, that pool or clip is where all the broadcasters get one opportunity to speak to a leader and as damien was saying, really interesting to see how that works because the broadcasters is putting questions and decided to give them what questions will be asked. lots more on our website as you can imagine and we have a poll tracker to see how all the different parties are doing at the moment and we will of course have much more on the conservatives and the liberal democrats and some of the other party is a little later on in the programme so do stay with us for that. live nation entertainment, the owner of the ticketing website ticketmaster, has confirmed that hackers have accessed customer data. the company says it's working to mitigate risk to users after the hackers offered personal data for sale on the dark net. earlier this week, the hacking group, shinyhunters, said it had hacked the personal details of more than half a

guy hedgecoe, damien mcguinness. _ as a whole. guy hedgecoe, damien mcguinness, hugh _ as a whole.gh schofield- thank mcguinness, hugh schofield— thank you very much for that. a little murmuring through the room as those results from france came in. 0ur europe editor, katya adler, is here in the hemicyle with me. 1000 journalists from all around the world here watching these elections. why are they important to? there may be some people around the continent who are a bit sniffy about the european parliament. what does it tell you about politics in this continent. tell you about politics in this continent-— tell you about politics in this continent. ~ . ., ., , , continent. we are already seeing from these _ continent. we are already seeing from these exit _ continent. we are already seeing from these exit polls _ continent. we are already seeing from these exit polls the - continent. we are already seeing from these exit polls the trend i continent. we are already seeing i from these exit polls the trend that was predicted, where at the right and at the heart of might do well in th

not pressure existed this time around and what form to that take damien. so no, not his info. i always the head of protection. full unrest will be one of the agencies, which would constitute say to information a houston this mechanism. there are 6 credits, vice escapes children that's a permanent chases to potentially get and is this. i mean 2016, i think it was 700 shows and it was too many on the school's website and for the craziness i sort of put on the list. and then the last minute there was pressure that was put on by using the us government. i was to take on this. i think this time around. it wouldn't be, you know, a stronger either. any one, but i think would help you with that, since it's drawn, hooked pressuring this way, and every, now there probably was. but given that moment, you know, being killed in the uh, since this latest round of conflicts in both countries on the coming by this report . i think it's just based on why that's such a compelling, a straight to be nice to this time around. so yeah, no doubt there probably was pressure, but i think no one would

the inside story, the one that's bringing i guess now um from pembroke in mozambique damien, that a full my head of the protection division ad on what the you an agency for palestinian refugees. oh, damon is the founder of n r a. that's the instructional network for aid relief and assistance. she was engaged in april but joins us today from some bull. i'm get in lovey, as an of i'm calling this is wiley daily pay for her reps and joins us from london quite to have you all on the program today or a this will, has been called a will on children, a war against children. what is your reaction to as well being added to this blacklist of countries that homes, children as well in the context of this very much being called a war on shoulder and right from the get go. it must be said, it is not entirely surprising, although highly unlikely to make any sort of of a difference. and when we talked about this being or on shoulder and we're talking about it, not just in terms of the physical sense and terms of the sheer number and scale and volume of the children who are being killed and injured. but

well off the let's do thing not pressure existed this time around and what state and did it take damien. so the info is the head of protection full on risk. so we, we, one of the agencies, but she would come to reduce a to information a houston this mechanism. there was 6 credits, violation escapes children, the opponent chases to potentially get and is this. i mean, 2015. i think it was 700 children with too many of the schools, right. size and for the craziness as part of the list. i know the last minute there was pressure that was put on by using the us government. i was to take on this. i think this time around, it wouldn't be, you know, a strawberry to anyone, but i think would help you with that, since it's drawn, hooked pressuring this way, and there was out there probably was. but given that more to being killed in the job since this latest round of conflicts in the countries on the coming by this report, i think it's just based on why that's such a companion case rate. so be nice to this time around. so yeah, no doubt there probably was pressure, but i think no one would think

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damien —— ben is dealt with me.is how much this will make an impact on reform uk in this election, given they were seen to be picking up support in the opinion polls. to be picking up support in the opinion polls-— opinion polls. reform uk did electrify the _ opinion polls. reform uk did electrify the early _ opinion polls. reform uk did electrify the early days - opinion polls. reform uk did electrify the early days of. opinion polls. reform uk did| electrify the early days of this campaign, particularly when nigel farage went on the stage and spotted an opportunity and announced in the leader and then candidate in this election. i made it certainly start to grow in the polls, i think that has flatlined a little bit in the last week or so, they may have hit a ceiling, certainly in terms of the polling. but i think it is undeniable he doesn't really want this sort of scrutiny now about his party. i think what is also interesting is that in the early stages of this campaign, the conservatives, who see themselves very

damien mcguiness reporting from berlin.ssing tv presenter at dr michael mosley on the greek island of symi. he went missing on wednesday after setting off on a walk from beach where he had been with his wife, and we heard today from the authorities in greece that the body are yet to be formally identified has been found at the bottom of a ten metre cliff on a rocky hill near agia marina on the greek island of symi. the mayor of the town said that the body was found as teams were searching the coastline with cameras and were approaching a cave near to a beach. police sources have told the bbc that the deceased had been dead for a number of days. greek authorities had been searching for dr mosley for five days. you are watching bbc news. hello. for some of you, it's been a lovely sunny start to sunday, but we're seeing cloud become more extensive now, and will continue to do so through the rest today, bringing some outbreaks of rain. but there will be a few areas — as i'll show you — sticking with the sunshine. the cloud has

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that's damien mcguinness in berlin.me, mark lowen�*s been looking at the success of prime minister giorgia meloni's far—right brothers of italy party. he said the results will strengthen her, both home and abroad. it's a different picture to what hugh and damian were saying about france and germany. i mean, italy has traditionally been seen as far more politically unstable than france and germany. and yet here you have a country whose current leader has convincingly won the european elections and has been massively strengthened by them. so, you know, bloody noses for macron and scholz, but meloni has been celebrating a convincing victory here. the centre—left did well as well in second place. and so they will take heart from the fact that it is not just a runaway victory for georgia meloni, but that said, meloni has come out on top. she is a politician who has her roots in neofascism. you know, she started out as the youth president, the president of the youth wing of the neo—fascists here in italy. and yet she formed h

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but the reality is damien is much younger than i am, is going to be leading the firm in 25 years in theand if i should die which i don't expect i will, but this is like an insurance policy that everything will continue the same and the family will still have control and it will all be good. >> neil: all right. really quickly, your take on the market and this presidential election year phenomenon is playing on exactly as you said one, but how long? i in 2025 does that kind of thing end? >> might it? yes. i'm hoping you'll invite me back as we get in to the end of the year to look into 2025. and i have a particular expectation that it will, i'm going to go back to what i said before, and it makes. fact is this period as i've said over and over and over since 2022 is more like 1966, 67, 68 than any other time period in history and people just can't get that correctly in their head at the market has acted just like 1966 in 2022, like, nines 1967 in 2023 and now like 1968. if it acts like that in 1969, we're rolling over, then. their reality is and i cannot tell you what will happen yet, to

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but now a visit to the galleria, delicate damien home to the statue of david, carved by a tally and renaissance artist, michelangelo, to accommodate more visitors. the museum recently extended opening hours and spread out. it's vast collection director, cecilia holbrook tells me window and get out to me this. thank you so much for having me. the 17 foot tall david is the collections highlight. figured angelo shows the shepherd this young shepherd in the incredible way he's not aggressive. he but he is strong, he is naked, showing his in no sense. this symbol of florence is one of the most famous sculptures in the world. and now i have a moment alone with him. i think i have a lovely dinner at dr. duddy a n. so it piano which specializes in tuscan cuisine. joining me are some friends who live in florence, italy, you have to look each other in the eyes when you raise a glass. of course, his most famous dish is be setup on the field and not knowing stake served rare the same as the sake of doing definitely to be shared. well, we really saw a lot today, although there's so much more that florence h

so this, although it is now joining us from the jewel damien capsule, a mine, so what are we hearing from is way the officials to that statement. the goals, really officials speaking anonymously to is really media have in fact blamed thomas once again know for what could be considered a collapse of the ceasefire negotiations. they say that how must remove the key and critical components of the 3 phase deal that was laid out by us president joe biden . these really official went on to say that it from us is inside looking for it into the war. it will have to agree to all of the components with in the 3 phase deal, meaning that the war could end in phase 2 or 3 of that deal. but again, both sides pointing the finger at the other slowly why the ceasefire is still not in the works just yet is really official, is now calling on mediators to sway him us in order to get a deal. that is more, i've been changes for these really is put, remember that both sides have incredibly tough sticking points. i was wanting to see a comprehensive ceasefire, complete and to the war and withdrawal of his r

our berlin correspondent damien mcguinness has more about mr milei's visit.is and the public statements by the two leaders and the joint press conference which had been planned was all cancelled on wednesday which is pretty last—minute for a big military honours ceremony. and this came just two days after quite stark comments from a spokesman for the german government saying that, really being very critical of comments from president milei about the wife of the spanish prime minister. back in may, a huge row kicked off when president milei accused or claimed the wife of the spanish prime minister was corrupt and that led to a huge diplomatic rift between the two countries. it's one example of how outspoken president milei is. and on monday when the spokesperson of the german government was asked about this he said, we can't choose the people we need to talk to and described the comments as "unpleasant". two days later all the official stuff was cancelled. we don't know if it's a direct link but it shows how tricky this meeting is. on the one hand you've got a

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governments has banned out as the air from the porting in israel saw hara sent this report from mitchell damien capital. i'm the united, the dishonest of the will, divided 8 months later as the fighting in gauze drags on many doubts. his resignation from the small will cabinets came as no surprise, no longer seeing eye to eye with the man leading the will. he accused the prime minister of prioritizing his own political survival over israel security that sorry, the 10 year old one. and unfortunately, nathan, yahoo prevents us from progressing to the real victory, which is the justification for the painful and ongoing price. that is why we are leaving the war time cabinets today. often months of speculation, divisions in the wall cabinets became clear when benny guns last month gave the prime minister an ultimatum. the security, the wall cabinet must form a 6 point plane by june 8th, to bring home our hostages to illuminate how i'm us. and do you mind kate, the gaza strip to ensure is riley security control? for that price? small plan didn't materialize. neither has a c slide deal proposed by of

palpable millions protested against the war and was widely perceived as the complicity of the your damien state. authorities responded with the rest of not only protesters but condemn x activist and journalist, discussing the protest online. all thanks to that cyber crime law, which conveniently for the janine government, was past weeks before october 7th, and has come in handy for them ever since. thanks ryan. since its inception in the 1950s, it is national broadcasted di has graphic with a conundrum. the network is owned in large part by the state. it is funded a large part by the public to attacks. and that's where the tension has been. should i serve as politically mazda and government, all the people of it to me and the public interest successively does have promised to pick the network fee of this time going, but have never delivered. so they need to use the georgia maloney is the right wing . government has been in follow. there's been a squeeze on the media in general. and the guy in particular, from the counseling of critical voices, to a slew of resignations, the sensitive of s

like millions after damien's is a palestinian descent. she has been arrested twice before for her work, but this time it's clear given half the present sentence, she said, and especially sore spot for the government. since october 7th, king abdullah has been busy engaging in dramatic photo ops and military exercises including air dropping aid over the gaza strip off to emphasize the jordan is an opponent of israel, an allied to the palestinian cause. meanwhile, the anger on the streets of a mine has been top of the millions protested against the war and was widely perceived as the complicity damian states authorities responded with the rest of not only protesters but condemned, makes active and journalist discussing the protest online. all thanks to that cyber crime law, which conveniently for the jordanian government, was past weeks before october 7th. and it's coming to handy for them ever since. thanks ryan. since its inception in the 1950s, it is national, broadcasted di has groppy with a conundrum. the network is owned in large part

so having to sell it to mitchell damien capital with the perspectives from as well as really officials have never publicly acknowledged that they agreed with the american administration's proposal for a 3 phase ceasefire that would ultimately see an end of hostilities at the end of this 3rd phase now is really officials who have spoken anonymously have said that how much has response is actually not in favor of what israel wants, that how much has removed the main and key proponents of the deal. but israel did agree with, and we are learning that this evening, these really prime minister is going to hold a situational assessment. benjamin netanyahu will discuss what is really, officials are now calling a negative response from us when it comes to the release of captives. and this overall deal. now this shouldn't come as a surprise because there are keep sticking points from both sides, hard disagreements on how exactly this cease fire should go through a mass wants to see an end to the war entirely. while these really is including benjamin netanyahu. himself, the position has been main

let's speak to our correspondent in berlin damien mcguinness.were halted? ~ , ., ., halted? well, there is no real, we don't really _ halted? well, there is no real, we don't really know— halted? well, there is no real, we don't really know for _ halted? well, there is no real, we don't really know for sure, - halted? well, there is no real, we don't really know for sure, but. halted? well, there is no real, we i don't really know for sure, but what we do know is that the whole ceremonial side of this and the public statements by the two leaders and the joint press conference which had been planned was all cancelled on wednesday, which is pretty last—minute for a big military honours ceremony, and this came just two days after quite stark comments from a spokesperson for the german government, saying that, really being very radical of comments by president milei about the wife of the spanish prime minister. you will remember that back in may, a huge row kicked off when president milei accused or claimed that the wife of the spanish primaries tha

ceremony was cancelled at the last minute at the request of the argentinians. 0ur berlin correspondent damiens been telling me more about mr milei's visit. what we do know is that the whole ceremonial side of this and the public statements by the two leaders and the joint press conference which had been planned was all cancelled on wednesday, which is pretty last—minute for a big military honours ceremony, and this came just two days after quite stark comments from a spokesman for the german government, saying that... really being very critical of comments by president milei about the wife of the spanish prime minister. you will remember that back in may, a huge row kicked off when president milei accused or claimed that the wife of the spanish prime minister was corrupt, and that led to a huge diplomatic rift between the two countries. it is one example of how controversial president milei can be, or how outspoken he is, and on monday, when the spokesperson of the german government was asked about this, he said, we can't choose the people we need to talk to, and he described the comments as

cities hoping to encourage european nations to invest in the country's post—war reconstruction. 0ur damienensky�*s push for recovery efforts in berlin. thousands of delegates from all over the world were in berlin to plan the reconstruction of ukraine after the war. they include governments officials from around 60 countries, as well as business leaders, and that's because the main point of this conference is to get private investment into ukraine. politicians say that state funds are not going to be enough. no matter how many billions of euros and dollars get pumped into ukraine, they need businesses to get involved. and on the one hand, it's immediate reconstruction for bond infrastructure, for example, to provide energy, say, or water to people here and now, on the other hand, it's about rebuilding ukraine in the future, when the warfinishes. and that's more difficult because no—one knows how long this is going to last. after the conference, president zelensky went to the bundestag, the german parliament, to deliver a speech. the mps there applauded, gave him a standing ovation, it was

damian grammaticas with the labour party who we spoke to earlier, and damien was telling us about thatwas talking about the clip she did with the prime minister. different broadcasters come together, they all decide the different questions they want to put forward, and those of the ones that get put forward by one journalist. let's turn to the liberal democrats. they say that if they win the election, they will ensure ten premier league games per season are available to watch on free—to—air television. the party's leader, sir ed davey, said the plan was aimed at "tearing down the paywall" of high stadium ticket and tv subscription prices, and "giving premier league football back to the country". let's speak to our political correspondent, ione wells. it is headline grabbing when it comes to ideas, policy suggestions, proposals, but in terms of what they are doing today, ed davey is spending time with the kids? that is ri . ht, spending time with the kids? that is riaht, he is spending time with the kids? that is right, he is taking _ spending time with the kids? that is right, he is ta

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host: damien in maryland, thank you for calling.aller: this is the only comment i would really have. to answer your question directly , these debates are still important. more people, younger people even are more engaged than they ever have been. i think you could see that clearly with the protests going on. young people are paying attention. i consider myself an older millennial. i apologize if you could hear my toddler son in the background, he's enjoying breakfast. these are important debates, i'm just not sure why so many people seem to be complaining or bellyaching about joe biden taking time to prepare for these debates. the fact that trump is choosing not to prepare and he feels like he could just walk in and do what he needs to do, a lot about the differences between these two men. a lot of that has been cleared through the policy and what they have done in their terms. host: are you going to watch tonight? caller: i absolutely will be watching as long as i could get my wife to go to bed by 9:00. host: is she not into it? ca

well let's speak to damien grammaticus because he can put some of that into context for us.yn, pressed about whether labour would raise taxes. how did he handle what he referred to as a trust issue? this was interesting because the first time that the two leaders have sat down and face a sustained one—on—one grilling with a live audience and therefore they were under extra scrutiny. keir starmer did find it difficult when he was being questioned clearly about his past support forjeremy corbyn and whether he'd said thatjeremy corbyn would make a fantastic prime minister, whether he genuinely believe that put up the way he handled that quite frankly was not to answer that directly. he said he didn't believe that they were going to win that election. that left that open. we seem conservatives already attacking him on that. on taxes, what he said is sticking to his mantra that what we will see in the manifesto tomorrow is going to be nothing new, nothing unexpected and everything in their is already has a tax rise earmarked to go with it. nothing above that is what he is saying.

in 1997 , the most scandalous exhibition of the last century opened, the same sensation with damien hirst's i've ever slept with by artist tracey emin, but probably one of the most shocking exhibits is the installation mark quinn сelf, since the work is made from the real blood of its author and is translated as me. mark queen in his work discusses the topic of death, but not only that, it also raises the problem of human addiction, in particular alcoholism. the allegory is simple, like a sculpture cannot be in space without a freezer that prevents it from melting. likewise, mark cannot create without alcohol. indeed, the artist suffered from alcohol addiction for a long time, but overcame it. the volume of blood that was needed to create the sculpture - 5 l. the author donated blood at a donor center for a month, took it with him, then poured it into a silicone form and froze it, but there is one more feature. mark quinn creates similar art objects every 5 years. the first one appeared. back in 1991, and then add 5 years at a time, it turns out that the nearest exhibit will delight you and

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