president erdo an doesn't have the hacking _ president erdo an doesn't have the backing of— presidenting of its people, and it was— has the backing of its people, and it was clear— has the backing of its people, and it was clear at the ballot box. we have _ it was clear at the ballot box. we have seen — it was clear at the ballot box. we have seen 90% participation to our election— have seen 90% participation to our election yesterday. a record high, a historic— election yesterday. a record high, a historic high — election yesterday. a record high, a historic high number. you cannot say that you _ historic high number. you cannot say that you have this participation anywhere in europe. people have shown— anywhere in europe. people have shown their commitment to democracy and now— shown their commitment to democracy and now blaming them and now finding excuses— and now blaming them and now finding excuses for— and now blaming them and now finding excuses for their confidence in president— excuses for their confidence in president erdo an, it isjust cryhahies _ president erdo an, it isj

so i think there is safe playing and they voted for erdo an is.— for erdo an is. an is. what about the economy? inflation at 4496 . for erdo an is. what about the - economy? inflation at 44% she's, how has that not damaged erdo an? this is exactly where _ has that not damaged erdo an? try 3 is exactly where you cannot play safe, because the economy has been very volatile anyway over the past five years with covid and the impact of the ukraine war on the turkish economy, the earthquake thatjust happened in february, and it has been made worse by the government's policy, which is called interest rates caused inflation policy, which these costs push inflation as the only cause of inflation as opposed to the demand, fall and other monetary money supply and other factors that affect inflation. that's the latest on turkey's first round of elections. you are watching bbc news. hello there. last week was pretty lively weather—wise. saw some frequent thundering down players in places. this week is looking a much quieter weather—wise. we will see those temperatures go up da

it tayyip erdo an, votes in the high a0%. it could be a5—49% tayyip erdo an, votes in the high 40%.do an, votes in the high a0%. it could be a5—49% it could be as close as that but of course if neither gets above the line that is simply not enough but it's worth saying as well, this idea of a runoff. this has not happened before. they would say it would happen in two weeks' time on the 28th of may but if these complaints continue, but these requests for recounts continue, we have been talking this evening, speaking to people here in adana in some say, if thatis people here in adana in some say, if that is happening could you really have a recount, a runoff into week time, that is what the losses but that happens we are really into uncharted waters? —— what the law says. i uncharted waters? -- what the law sa s. ~ ., , ., , uncharted waters? -- what the law sas. «a, , says. i know you will be watching every twist _ says. i know you will be watching every twist and — says. i know you will be watching every twist and turn _ says. i know you will be watching every twist and turn for- sa

we see the email from cutler to erdos. we don't know the response, we don't know where jes staley was at the time. i'm not sure the timeline of when he left and that actually happened i do think it's quite clear, this has been apparent to them, why would they need this as a client i don't know, it sort of feels like extortion i don't understand how it is jpmorgan's fault, if that's what -- if that's what they're, i guess, implying, that jeffrey epstein committed the acts that he committed so, i don't know i think it should -- i'm surprised actually they haven't settled in the past, they've settled things they really believed they had the upper hand or were right. this obviously isn't great for them. >>> coming up, afterhours action in salesforce and c3.ai. shares are on the move the details next. >>> and speaking of quarters, ka try hitting levels not seen in more that two years. the news that ha checking out "fast money" is back in two. as far as it does fast. a cs as sleek as it is... spacious. as smart... as it is beaut

the announcement comes after the incumbent recep tayyip erdo an felljust short of the 50% vote sharet will be the first time a challenger has taken mr erdo an to a head—to—head second round in a presidential contest. he earlier told supporters in the capital ankara he was confident he'd win the run off in two week's time. his opposition rival, kemal k l cdaro lu, who has big support from secular turks and young people, says mr erdogan has failed to get a vote of confidence from the people. 0ur correspondent 0rla guerin has the latest from ankara. i think it'll be very tough. in effect, president erdogan confounded most of the opinion polls, confounded most of the analysts. they had been predicting that we would be in the territory of a second round for the presidency, but they expected that the lead would be the opposition candidate, kamel kilicdaroglu. well, what we saw yesterday was the reverse of that. the president came out ahead. he's ahead by about 2.5 million votes. and in addition to being in the lead for the presidency, his allies and his party have retained control of parli

this man of our future is our hope erdo erdogan he does everything good for the country erdogan runs the country perfectly, he did not leave anyone in trouble in the provinces affected by the earthquake. he helped everyone erdogan, he is our father erdogan. i don't know anyone better than him key road. everyone expected more from erdogan in the areas of the earthquake, but he did not do everything. the opposition actively fought for the votes of supporters of the third synagogue candidate. they are mostly nationalists. and although agan urged to vote for erdogan. opponents of the nationalist joker have taken into play in the past decade millions of people have fled the war in syria many. and sat down in turkey, according to some reports, 4 million, syrians 2 million reactions and afghans turks are not happy, according to polls, more than 80% locals believe that the settlers should be sent home, and another turkish problem. the problem of the immigrant. coming from the cancer of syria and afghanistan washington brussels wants turkey to act like an open-air refugee camp think turkey ca

but as we can see there, recep tayyip erdo an arriving where his ak party is based.twitter account posted a video of party supporters weaving flags in front of the party headquarters saying the balcony is ready combination awaits its leader. —— the nation. in previous elections, erdogan has given a speech for the balcony of ak balcony whenever his is when an election which has been almost every election since 2002. there are thousands of people as you can see there, all ready and waiting to celebrate. even flags, singing songs. and as we are expecting, president erdogan is about to deliver a speech at any time and we are hoping to bring it to you live. butjust hoping to bring it to you live. but just to say, hoping to bring it to you live. butjust to say, that hoping to bring it to you live. but just to say, that a hoping to bring it to you live. butjust to say, that a large proportion of the votes have been counted but i want to emphasise that the result is not yet clear. in fact both sides as we have been reporting, the president's allies and those of the oppositio

turkey's president recep tayyip erdo an, has won another five years in power, after winning the run—offallot in the country's presidential election. here are some of his supporters waving flags. 52% of the vote roughly... the still unofficial result. he called for unity and promised strong economy. meanwhile, his opponent said it was "the most unfair election in years". anna foster reports. at the presidential palace, one sound filled the night air — recep tayyip erdogan. after 20 years in power, he is about to embark on five more and his supporters were ecstatic. �* ,, �* ~ more and his supporters were ecstatic. �* ,, ~ ~ ., , ecstatic. translation: we are very ha - , full ecstatic. translation: we are very happy. full of _ ecstatic. translation: we are very happy. full ofjoy. i _ ecstatic. translation: we are very happy, full ofjoy, i can't— ecstatic. translation: we are very happy, full ofjoy, i can't even - happy, full ofjoy, i can't even contain myself.— happy, full ofjoy, i can't even contain myself. this was turkey's first presidential— contain myself. this was turkey's first pre

that is what president erdo . an well. that is what president erdogan has _ well.that is what president erdogan has had to - well. that is what president erdogan has had to say. - well. that is what president| erdogan has had to say. the challenger, kemal kilicdaroglu, is a very different character. he is a quietly spoken former civil servant. he is a quietly spoken former civilservant. he he is a quietly spoken former civil servant. he spent a lot of his campaign talking about his vision of a secular or a more secularfuture for his vision of a secular or a more secular future for turkey, talking about a more democratic country, saying he would improve things like free speech. but his critics said he would be strong enough of the world stage, that he doesn't have the leadership experience to really provide a contrast to president alone, pushing forward in the way that he would like to. ——mr erdogan. kemal kilicdaroglu says that he can sell some of the problems that turkey has been suffering. translation: the that turkey has been suffering. translation:— that turkey

top so they are playing safe and they voted for president erdogan. safe and they voted for president erdot erdoan. . ., ., ., erdogan. what about the economy? inflation is erdogan. what about the economy? inflation is at _ erdogan. what about the economy? inflation is at 4496. _ erdogan. what about the economy? inflation is at 44%. how— erdogan. what about the economy? inflation is at 44%. how has - erdogan. what about the economy? inflation is at 44%. how has that . inflation is at 44%. how has that not damaged president erdogan? this is where not damaged president erdogan? in 3 is where you cannot play safe because the economy has been very volatile anyway over the last five years with covid and then the impact of the ukraine war on the turkish economy and then the earthquake, which happened in february. it has been made worse by the government's policy which is called, interest rates because inflation, which has pushed inflation as the only cause of inflation as opposed to demand and other monetary, money supply and other factors and other monetary, money supply and otherfactors which

president erdo . an two leaders offering? president erdogan has — two leaders offering?rs offering? president erdogan has stayed in - two leaders offering? president erdogan has stayed in power. two leaders offering? president| erdogan has stayed in power for two leaders offering? president - erdogan has stayed in power for 20 erdogan has stayed in powerfor 20 years and it is important to say that because for a long time he was a popular leader and perceived to be doing a good job of running the country. a lot of people are unhappy with the way he handled the economic crisis. for many people, it is the creeping role of religion in society as well. the way that turkey has moved from being a more secular country to religion being woven all the way through it in its laws, in what people can say, a prime example is the mosque in istanbul which was originally a cathedral but a couple of years ago was turned by president erdogan into a mosque where he ended his election campaign making a speech yesterday evening. it represents his very religious views whereas kemal kilicdarogl

uh, erdo's victory.jects, unlike the oppositionist. we can be sure that with erdogan we will continue to develop these relations , the largest economic projects that have already led to the fact that our trade turnover exceeded $60 billion, erdogan's victory is stable in terms of the fact that turkey is moving like this state of civilization with all the pluses and minuses of risks. it's obvious to us too. they are. uh, at the points of contact in the south caucasus in the space of central central asia, we understand the maternal understanding that turkey is on its own. it is turkey that is advancing. why did it all happen? why did it turn out that many western colleagues were absolutely wrong because they attracted defeat erdogan, because they wanted and wished for it can be seen, but in fact , most of the turkish people, well, 50 plus percent , let's say so, despite the rigid division of 50 to 50. still, more than 50% really support, uh, receps taip, erdogan his team. this is the first second technolog

leader blew himself up, but i butii but i i asked doesn't necessarily come out, but for president erdo returning to education after having four children and the break—up of a relationship. i four children and the break-up of a relationship-— relationship. i have a huge passion in the mental— relationship. i have a huge passion in the mental health _ relationship. i have a huge passion in the mental health because - relationship. i have a huge passion in the mental health because i've l in the mental health because i've been a sufferer myself, and ijust want to get and help those need. training parent avonex are using new techniques, including vr simulations —— training paramedics. to make training as realistic as possible. current pressures on the nhs among their colleagues hasn't deterred them. ~ . ., their colleagues hasn't deterred them. . . ., ., ., their colleagues hasn't deterred them. . ., ., . ,, them. we come into the india chess at a very interesting _ them. we come into the india chess at a very interesting time. - them. we come into the india chess at a very interesting tim

so, the turkish president recep tayyip erdo an leads after the first round of voting, ahead of his rivalto the earthquakes there will be some relief in the president's camp. the result was a bitter disappointment for his main opposition rival kamal k l cdaro lu. the polls suggested the opposition alliance had a good chance of winning outright and they didn't. and that disappointment was shared on the markets. a big sell off, the turkish lira sinking to a near record two month low of 19.67 against the dollar. joining me now is dr ziya meral, a turkish—british researcher who is a senior associate fellow at the european leadership network, who specialises in turkey relations. thank you for being with us. he's got to feel emboldened by this given what he was up against. i got to feel emboldened by this given what he was up against.— what he was up against. i thought this was the _ what he was up against. i thought this was the closest _ what he was up against. i thought this was the closest he _ what he was up against. i thought this was the closest he ever - what he was up against. i though