ofr party is the epitome eurosceptics. this will learn you less than a dozen seats, what difference are you going to make? us about al give sexy in the european parliament, it does make a big difference because for the first time -- seats in the european parliament, and it does make a big difference because we have some skepticism toward the common currency. it is very important for the elect are it in germany -- elect germany that will review critically the policies that have been implemented in the past and which will stimulate new political discussion in a political atmosphere rated by the other parties that have tried to eliminate this critical discussion altogether by saying there is no alternative. >> you just said it is necessary to correct europe. for that,eed allies to make a difference. well really look -- where will you look? >> we will look in the political spectrum that is filled with moderate political parties. we will probably first talk to the european conservatives and representatives, but i am quite optim

david cameron feels his own eurosceptics in his party.y are very powerful and their breathing down his neck. they can say that they need to get tougher. also, labor cannot afford that 4 million people voted for ukip. many of them are former labor voters. it is a protest vote. we will notice a shift toward the right in mainstream british politics. >> thank you very much. >> here in germany, eurosceptics made gains, but not to the extent of other places. the alternative for germany is a party that was only founded last year. it garnered seven percent of the vote. >> angela merkel's conservatives copy goals. she was followed by the social democrats. these excess of the national front in france was described as regrettable. we are joined in studio by a veteran correspondent. where does this leave on bloomberg will? she has been pushing for more integration with the eu. >> you will have to change her attitude. this is not just a protest vote. there's no question about that. the hotheads on the far right and the far left are gaining ground. tha

there is a tendency towards a ,ringe party, towards far right and of course the euro eurosceptics.he open borders agreement could be revised so that it is a better, unified, coordinated policy on immigration. he said the european parliament itself should have greater powers. he said there should be a massive franco german economic block that should be the powerhouse and the motor of europe. of course he is saying, what we need is a bit of leadership in course.himself, of he is getting the attention this week. >> there has been a lot of focus on the rise of these anti-europe -- eurosceptic parties across the country -- continent. tell us more about what the papers had to say about that. >> let's look at this paper. it looks each week at various publications it likes around the world. the front cover there is saying populace on the attack. the far right groups. you can see in that cartoon -- you have the far right national front. you have the freedom party in the netherlands. we have a very squiggly figure, nigel. we have italy. there are far right movements in several countries, hun

it's eurosceptic message is gaining ground. latest polls suggest 7% of germans would vote for the party. >> if you ever written the london underground, you will have heard a voice saying "mind the gap." >> if only someone had even that advice to french regional train operator rff. they put in a very big order for a fleet of new trains, but they forgot all about the gap. >> they did indeed. here's more. >> travelers in france expect trains to become fertile, fast, and on time. moreover, they expect to be able to get on and off them easily. now, france's state-owned railroad has discovered that hundreds of new reasonable trains it has ordered will not be able to fit into many of its stations. the new trains are too wide -- by 20 centimeters, to be precise. the country's rail operator has taken the blame for the mistake. it's engineers forgot to check the platform in older stations. >> the platforms were made 50, 70, or a hundred years ago. we've got 30,000 kilometers of rails, and until now, we have never had any problems with tr

the eurosceptic managed 7%. joining me is stephen evans.s europe by having the governing party coming out on top. >> reporter: yeah. it's kind of bucked the trend. it's not the great earthquake there is in the country which in france, britain. a presence for a eurosceptic party is significant. it changes the debate in the country. it's the first time the eurosceptic party has been in any significant parliament in which germany is involved. skepticism about the euro but not about the european union, they say. they say strength is by ripping up the euro and going back to normal currencies. one interesting aspect about this block of non aligned maverick mep's if you like, in this country there will be a far right from the national party. some say it's a neo-nazi party. they deny that. it's extremely far right. there will be an animal protection party, family party, pirate party. there will be one called the party. all of these are difficult to work out how they're going to vote. the party for example at one stage was saying policy is based on

eurosceptic parties with the big game. parties in france take a large share of the voit. >>> leadership of thailand's army chief, general prayuth chan-ocha has been endorsed by the royal family. court proceedings have beginning against the opposition leader. >>> elections in egypt. abdul fatah al-sisi is widely expected to win. we look at the front runner. abdul fatah al-sisi has come a long way in 12 months, as large-scale demonstrations occurred on july last year. the happened of the military delivered an ultimatum to the egyptian president. negotiate with your opponents or the army will intervene, abdul fatah al-sisi warned. two days later abdul fatah al-sisi lead the coup that deposed mohamed mursi. it launched the general on a trajectory that seemed to propel him to the presidency. a year original mohammed morsi had the top military job. the president must have thought he was appointing an ally, someone like minded. abdul fatah al-sisi was to have mohamed mursi locked up. he presided over a ruthless crackdown over the

even if the number of eurosceptic members will more than double, many analysts believe it will be business as usual in brussels. >> we will have a majority in the next european parliament. 72% if it diminishes from to 64%. >> who will lead the european commission is still up for debate, as is how he or she will be picked. europe's president is chosen by the leaders of the 28 countries, rule requires them to take the results of the vote into count. junke -- >> i am fully aware of [indiscernible] i am fully aware of the clearly stated wish of some to ignore the results of these elections. >> five parties have already submitted candidates for the job in an attempt to keep backroom deals to a minimum. successorl barroso's is expected to be elected in july. >> those disastrous results already seeing francois hollande address the nation with televised -- a televised speech in the last hour. he will be heading to brussels for a summit meeting on tuesday. he will be telling the eu leaders that the priority must be a focus on growth, -- that the priority must be a focus on growth, jobs, and investm

. >>> eurosceptic parties gain ground in european elections. >> thailand's army chief said he has received the official endorsement of the king. >>> praying for peace at the wall that divides israelis and palestinians. pope francis's visit gets political. >>> petero poroshenko says he is the next president of ukraine, and is hoping to bring peace to the russian separatists. exit polls after sunday's election suggests that the bill job air won 66 -- billionaire won 66% of the vote. >> reporter: the screen at the headquarters send a message - exit polls giving him well over 50%. these are not official figures, but they suggest strongly that the billionaire may be poised to win the election outright. >> translation: you see that all exit polls without exception were held by credible polling organizations in the country and the world, and show that the election is over after the first round, and the country has a new president. >> reporter: rarely have ukrainians gone to the polls without enthusiasm. in the capital long queues formed as people waited to cast their votes. for many, this is an i

showing for eurosceptics will be discussed tuesday evening at the informal council meeting.also on the agenda is the election of the commission's next president. some countries such as germany and the u.k. could push for someone else. of the french conservative opposition has said he will resign. jean-francois copÉ says he will step down june 15 over is candlelit to campaign financing for the former french president nicolas sarkozy. that comes after an official from the ump party admitted to cook the books to pay for failed reelection bid two years ago. a consultancy firm said it was pressured into falsifying invoices so that election expenses could be paid with party money instead of from sarkozy's campaign funds. >> france's anticorruption brigade raided the headquarters of the opposition ump party. at the same time, police searched the offices of the communications firm they work closely with. the investigation comes after allegations that the company was pressured into providing falsified invoices to the ump when the 2012 residential campaign overran on expenses. >> we a

eurosceptics take on europe.s due to francesca calie gallietti. >> incredible to think how well the national front did in france. >> are you going to put up or shut up? i'm not being rude. its deadline date. >> will pfizer up their bid as the clock is running out? ♪ >> petro poroshenko claims victory in ukrainian elections. in kiev.ve >> skeptics take on europe as protest parties gain in elections. it is a wake-up up call for mainstream politicians. good morning to her viewers in europe, good evening to our

let's just say the eurosceptics seem to rule the day here. >> yes, that is good.was the madrid and rome bureau chief. you missed the story. >> i miss it in the sense i'm not there. italy, the anti-european forces did not do well it appears. it is very surprising because they have been on the march in national polls. that was a real surprise to me. i thought they would do better. u.k., france, germany, some real anti-european forces coming in. the european parliament doesn't have a lot of executive power. it is probably going to prove embarrassing for the europeans. it is not good news for them. >> do you think that changes strategy for you? >> you mean in terms of home? the fund manager? at europe andok the eurosceptics are now firmly in charge, is there going to be a european union if this momentum, this political will of the people, continues? of statusee a fissure quo? >> no, because i think they all want the money. they want the common agricultural policy. .hey want germany's dole out world war ii guilt still going on to this day in my mind. i think the war is

. >> eurosceptics take on europe. the latest projections have them winning 30% of our limits boat. mario draghi gets set to speak at the first ecb for them in southern portugal. -- forum in southern portugal. a warm welcome. it has just gone 7:00 here in london this monday morning. we have big interviews. the former italian prime minister will be joining us for an exclusive conversation coming up after 8:00 london time. and a check on the impacts of the ukraine russia crisis. we will also be speaking with the cfo coming up in an hours time. back to our top story. elected billionaire as president. ryan has the details. poised to winut the vote. 1/5 of votes are counted. exit polls show him winning with a convincing lead. he is an experienced politician. the minister and has navigated ukraine through various presidents. he is also a billionaire. i spoke with him just after he got off the stage. he was like a businessman and very optimistic. >> it's a great opportunity. >> to build and demonstrate -- my partners have succeeded in a short time. ukraine should be and would be a paradise

. >> surveys show that eurosceptic parties set between finland and france, they are pulling out all the stops to get their voters. >> brussels does have the expertise. >> what i like about the eu is that we can travel freely without borders. >> a few people curse europe. i was raised as a kid. i believe strongly in europe. that is i was happy to do the advert. >> her generation grew up feeling that europe offer them endless possibilities. the financial crisis and ensuing austerity measures have soured that vision. >> we are not that interested in the european elections. i know we should be but other issues are more important to us at the moment. for example, it is exhausting. >> what we can do it europe is more solidarity and unity. it is to of the fundamental purposes in my opinion. both could help us out of the crisis. we are tired of being the black sheep in europe. >> i feel the things it started to improve recently but there is still a lot to do. first, we have to change our men tell eddie and avoid the mistakes of the past. we can't do it overnight. i will need help from other cou

there was a surge in support for eurosceptic and far right parties. francis hollande's parties were beaten, saying the e.u. has become too remote. europe has become illegible. i'm aware that it is remote and incomprehensible for the state. this cannot continue. europe has to be clear to be effective and withdraw from where it is not necessary >>> a satanic mass - that's how pope francis described the sexual abuse of children by priests. he made the comment as he flew back to italy after a 3-day middle east tour. he said he would show zero tolerance to anyone in the church that abused children. >> pope francis meat the faithful. christians held that jesus christ said suffer the little children. in modern times many believe abusive accounts of priests tarnished that. inside the plane, taking him back to roam, the pope addressed the situation. >> the priest that does this betrayed the body of the law. children trust him. instead of leading them to sanctity, it's terrible. it's like a satanic mass. >> pope francis said there is no pleas in the church for

with far right leaders from five other countries, she made her plans to create a new eurosceptic group in the new european parliament. a new europe, as she calls it. >> a sovereign europe with respect and brotherhood can and must exist, and the model of a technocratic and totalitarian europe belongs to the past. >> she has secured initial backing from the right-wing parties of italy, the netherlands, belgium, and austria. their populist rhetoric helped them garner impressive support above. they hope to join forces against europe's mainstream parties. >> we need a readjustment of the schengen agreement. we cannot keep our borders open up organized crime crosses into our countries. >> but established parties are eager to stop the growing influence of lawmakers from the far right. >> for us and those like us who want to defend europe, it is imperative to find the right tone in our response. we cannot back down. >> the european idea is too valuable for us to allow right-wing extremists to destroy it, so we must clearly dissociate ourselves from such parties. >> demonstrators outside parlia

there is concern that the message you're sending is fueled by a rise in eurosceptic parties.o you feel that their support is undermining your message? >> the different types of , from asm across the eu business point of view, it is all about positioning the wealth for trading with the rest of the world. we want to trade with america, india, china. euis the legitimacy of the in question? less than two thirds voted in the last election five years ago. question the eu itself? >> there is a democratic deficit . people feel the commission are not representing them and that it's a big question for the new parliament to address. >> thanks to matthew elliott. a bloomberg exclusive, we will bring you our special conversation with prince andrew. ♪ >> new zealand has a reputation for being the land of extreme sport. it is attracting some of the best motocross riders. a warm-up practice for this year's red bull. >> some scottish stunt riders practicing their tricks. pulling off some extreme balancing acts in the process. but see how the markets are trading right now. >> we are trading ov

extra money sloshing around economy should help to drive to town that would reduce the value of the eurosceptic because the store about what health experts all of those things are cool if necessary question is who the cp actually gotten to that which i think something cute. forty nine year old man has gone on trial charged with murder the mail woman who went missing in the year two thousand. mocking me with an address that. carol warnock and vow not to my knees the merger of some columns for but has never been found sandra collins was last seen leaving a takeaway in that i can't e mail on the minds of the fourth of december two thousand in the days that followed her disappearance a fleece jacket belonging to twenty eight road was found of them will appear. her body was never recovered. an extensive care of the investigation culminated imaginary meeting formally church in december twenty twelve the state alleges he had the motive and opportunity to murder center collins senior counsel for the state's denis phonebook be seen here on the royce said the accused spoke to her by telephone a number of

eurosceptics the making a big entry with 140 se ats.tion within parliament and finally maybe you will see h with democracy at this level where people will implement policy. that may actually create the dynamic which will be extremely positive. it is not such a bad outcome. stoked tonversation buy mario draghi about a pending june 5 decision for major stimulus. >> that is one thing to watch out for. countries. periphery the macro numbers are improving. [indiscernible] absolutely. when we talk about stimulus, i also think about china. at how china is performing and trying to really battle expectations of the globaland investors and investors and what is happening in china with a slowdown? >> we still have to be patient. one thing we are oh watching is a campaign which is reaching the financial sector. echo be the last of the campaign where you begin to investigate -- it could be the last of the campaign where you began to investigate and properly order it. the may further slow down performance of the chinese market and in the future. beyo

we have eurosceptics getting more consensus across europe. parliament, some people think is not important. it is very important. that political development is very important. markets are very focused on the near-term sugar pill, what the ecb is going to do. the reality is that what the ecb can do doesn't change lending yet. andcondition is liquidity banks still lacked capital. you need the stress test. you need banks to raise more capital. next year, the ecb needs to buy some of the loans that it needs to restart. >> that is going to take time to get to that point. yesterday i was reading through some copy. ltro, liquidity with conditions, is that not constructive? what do you think? >> it is better than just cutting rates or buying sovereign bonds. the fact that spanish government at 3% doesn't mean the banks are going to give you a mortgage. they are still concerned about the economy. they are still concerned about their existing stock of bad loans. they are concerned about the capital they need. the community needs to lower the capital nee

brussels where a eurosceptic irk forced politicians to come to terms with a political landscape. france, austria, britain, antieu parties and antii accomplishment parties from the far right and left celebrated stunning gains, in some gains pushing parties to first place. le pen made huge gains becoming the biggest french party in brussels. in britain, the uk independence party trumps labour parties to the top spot in europe. overall, the pro european starters still on top. let's go to denmark. what a different landscape today. >> it is a different landscape tim. it has been a night for the insurgents. talking to people here inside the european parliament this morning, a lot of them are pointing out it's still the centers who have the majority. they're unlikely to give powers. it's not clear how yet european policy and way eu was run, if that will actually change as a result of this upheaval. this report from around europe from ben. >> victory for le pen and first for the national. one of four votes cast went to the antiimmigrant, far right party. i huge jump in support. she said