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k. general electric label is taking kind of a promising change. but is it a watershed moment and you pay politics and how will it shape the way the country is coming? this is inside store the hello walk into the program on the fuck the u. k. has a new prime minister. gustavo has led the labor party to a land slide election victory 1st when and move in a decade. but i don't see electric truly embrace labor was. there's also a vote against the conservatives. and with 3rd parties on the rise is u. k. politics changing shape. we'll go to a panel in just a few moments time. but 1st offense and mullin. how's the support a landslide victory for labor up to 14 years on the outside. care storm are shifted as part he towards the center restaurants div that's helped him to compute kay's new prime minister. with respect to military, i invite you to join this couple of months of service in the mission of national renew. outlook is urgent. as we did it today. outgoing problem is to reduce your neck wa

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k. in a couple of weeks time. so lots of leaders from across here, so they'll be trying to do that, but we know that breaks it really puts the partition economy, it's cost and costing billions and billions of pounds. that's thing about 4 percent of g d p. in the long term, there's an independent economist, so as much as case donna would like, possibly quietly to go back into the you, it's not going to happen. they don't want to reopen the wounds of brakes. it that's going to be too painful. instead, they want to try and, you know, maybe get a few better relationships going back to breaks that deal. overall. let's talk about a batch and retail. that would make it easier for animal products to go between the food as you know, stuff like that. it's not going to be big, you know, big plays in big ad foot stuff, but it's going to be something it will improve things and i must just say, we have now got a government in the u. k. that is sent to left, that at the same time as much of europe appears to be going right to vi

k. exit polls predictor landslide victory, 3 opposition. labor projects for the majority of $170.00 c votes is punished, permanent services to not can this concept of policy. they are on tools to stuff that the west election defeats and over 100 years on the clock, this is out as the palace didn't death toll tops such as 8000 in gaza. the u. s. s. has been a breakthrough negotiations between from us plus thousands of people, a mexico price for the impact of perkins the so yes, let's begin in the united kingdom where exit post predict to the landslide victory for the opposition labor policy ending 14 years of conservative rule cast on this policy is projected to secure $410.00 out of $650.00 states and the house of commons. that's an obsolete parliamentary majority. the conservatives predicted to win a $131.00 states, which is that was ever performance in more than such as the liberal democrats predicted to come said with a total of $61.00 seats. and the far right to reform u. k. policy i

k. government set. so it's funds with big focus on this ailing economy on foreign policy and once better, e u relations while back in farming ukraine will continue. so what can be expected from here? saunas governments on what change on issues like the war on gauze up. this is inside the hello and welcome to the program. i am telling you, navigate with the pomp and ceremony of royalty, opening the u. k. parliament with westminster. the new labor government has now set out its legislative plans with economic growth as its priority wrecks it and high fuel costs. in part, due to the ukraine war, have held drive a cost of living crisis with many struggling to make ends meet. the new prime minister at your summer, it takes over after a landslide victory earlier this month. that ended 14 years of conservative governments. so the electorate wanted change. but what can we expect from the new government? and with the u. k. involved and the wars in gaza and ukraine. what changes if any, can we exp

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k. is it just a natural kind of a new image of that cycle to us from david it's going to be spinning pa, for 14 years. and that's kind of, you know, that if flows up and down in terms of kind of the nationalist, more international movements. uh item to think um, but the, you know, the other aspect, it's a specific nature of what we see today happening, where there's quite a shop can move away from the consensus, the main political parties in several countries. the u. k. being a being born, obviously the late body will gain power in the u. k, but we're seeing the rise of, of the more necessary spots of the reform party sort of gaining motivates. and of course, in the fonts in the back, if the cones decision was created for the 1st time she could have had and power. let's see. one second man is waiting says, but to moving depends nested potty the so i think there is sort of in base i so sense of the kind of shift away from to the mainstream kind of physical bodies which are already on seen

k. with a 2 thirds of the ballots counted prime minister risky, soon act has conceded defeats. the conservatives are on their way out for the 1st time in 14 years and the center left on its way. and also coming up on our show today is rails ultra orthodox. the jews are facing conscription for the 1st time, sparking protest in the streets. and in the right winged governing coalition, the hello and clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. a labor landslide has swept the u. k. 's general elections ending 14 years of conservative rule cares. dormer will become the new prime minister later today. he has promised a decade of national renewal, as he replaces where she su nackers. conservative party suffered a decisive defeat at the polls. i don't see that has conceded calling the results. a sobering verdict, but also across the country. and we can hear a little bit of storms victory speech from earlier this morning as well as so next concession, the people there around the country he

k. 's labor party makes care storm or the new prime minister full the on around the problem. free helps focus on the register change with over 2 thirds of receipts accounts. and the conservatives are on their way out for the 1st time. and 14 years at the center left is on its way and also ahead is rails, or ultra orthodox jews are facing conscription for the 1st time, sparking protests in the streets and in the right wing governing coalition. the apply richardson, welcome. a labor landslide has swept the u. k. 's general elections, and 14 years of conservative rule care star will become the new prime minister. later today, he has promised a decade of national renewal, as he replaces receipts to knock who's conservative party suffered a decisive defeat at the polls. so knock has conceded calling the results. a sobering verdict, but also across the country. and we can hear a little bit of strong as victory speech from earlier this morning as well as so next concession. the nice people here

k. with 2 thirds of the balance, counted, the centre left party has already taken back control of parliament from the long serving conservatives. britons new prime minister tiers. barbara will be sworn in later today. also coming up on our show. after months of debate, the german government has agreed on a new budgets without lifting the debt ceiling, which some site is keeping the lid on germany's economy. the empire. richardson, a warm welcome to the show. a labor landslide has swept the u. k. 's general elections ending 14 years of conservative rule. here start will become the new prime minister later today. he has proposed a decade of national renewal, as he replaces wishes to nak, whose conservative party suffered a decisive defeat at the poles. so now it has conceded calling the results. a sobering verdict here in the little circle, and we can hear a bit from storm or as victory speech from earlier this morning, as well as soon as the concession, a nice people, the around the count

k. is it just a natural kind of a name it to that cycle test from given if the government has been in pa, for 14 years, and that's kind of, you know, that if flows up and down in terms of kind of the nationalist, more international movements. uh, i tend to think um, but you know, the other aspect, it's a specific nature of what we see today happening, where there's quite a shop can move away from the consensus, the main political parties in several countries. the u. k. being a being born, obviously the late in the body will gain power in the u. k. but we're seeing the rise of, of the mon message bodies of the reform party sort of gaining motivates and of course, in the fall. and so in the back if the cons decision was created for the 1st time actually kind of hand uh let's see what the 2nd line of waiting says, but to moving depends that's, that's potty the. so i think there is a to embrace, um, i so sense of the kind of shift away from to the mainstream kind of physical bodies which are

k. has a new prime minister here stormer, and his labor party came to power overnight and election landslide victory, voters sending 2 messages. after 14 years of conservatives and power, including 5 prime ministers battered by breaks it, they said enough is enough. the 2nd message is directed to storm or, and his labor party, nico, somewhat like this. you promised to fix what's broken and there's plenty to fix. now let's see how you do. i bring coughing berlin, this is the day the we said we would be we will to the country. i would like to say 1st and foremost, i am sorry. we said we would turn the page up the way. it is important that all to 14 years in government, the conservative policy rebuilt. there was a massive gap almost as of right operators. politics of my job is to fit you and help us get all the best results from above 100. yes. today we saw the put in the work of tape also it coming up, but remember when we used to go shopping books spelt in a book store close in a departme

k. prime minister, he made a very public concession speech despite the fact that he did win the majority and hold onto his problem interest eve. let's just take a listen to what we should do not have to say really, that's actually just an end to what just all my have to say 1st. if i put off for that or the right hand with the to the future back, craig, i want to put it back a bit to talk a bit more about just i'm a we have seen has pushed for change as he has said, that this is the bodies time to perform, but how keel has to be able to bodies agenda been so far. there's been a lot of criticism of kia storm on the late departing during this campaign of people talking about the retail from the doorstep of not being very revolutionary. but if you look at these projected results tonight, but seems to have paid off the key stomach, people seem to have decided that what they were offering is enough throughout the campaign as being best talk of keystone and having this mean boss strategy. and

k. go into the bowls to elect a new parliament, k prime minister, reach, assume that i can use conservative. i'm racing for a major defeat after 14 years of tory will or does or expected to say yes to change and since labor is cure, storm or into number 10 downing street. also coming up tonight with an eye on the west, the leaders of china and russia, freezing their partnership at a region security summit. speaking of new centers of political and economic mind, and hurricane barrow, lashing jamaica in fear with fierce winds and heavy rain, the record breaking storm now headed from mexico and the southern united states. the library job is good to have you with us on this thursday. voters are going to the polls in the caves general election, and they are expected to vote for change. the opposition labor party is the overwhelming favorite to win the selection and to n 14 years of conservative route. a prime minister really soon deactivating, surprise, call for early elections, a decision th

k. is it just a natural kind of a name into that cycle to sort some given if a government has been in past 14 years, really? and that's kind of, you know, that if flows up and down in terms of clinical nation this morning to nice as movements. uh, i tend to think um, but you know, the other aspect, it's a specific nature of what we see today happening, where there's quite a shop can move away from that kind of consensus. the main political parties in several countries. the u. k. being a being born obviously the late but people gain power in the u. k, but we're seeing the message body. so the reform party sort of gaining motivates and the course in the beautiful. and so in the back of the cons decision which could for the 1st time she could have hand uh let's see what the 2nd round of waiting says. but to moving depends message potty the so i think there is sort of in base. so i, so sense of the kind of shift away from to the mainstream kind of political bodies, which i'm very honest goin

k. perfect. they've seen search and supports which could shape the future of persons political landscape. the big question is whether they take a lot of votes of the conservatives to the point where brandon's oldest political party, the conservative is shrunk down to not even being the main opposition. whoever forms the next government faces a long list of difficult challenges, not least restoring the face of a weird republic or for their by charlotte chelsea and pill. and we asked her if labor is 20 point pulling advantage is because the country has suddenly swung to the left after 14 years of conservative rule. this is a really interesting question. as you say, if you look at the polls, indeed, if the poles to, to be believe the labor policy could be on costs for really historic election, when perhaps getting the biggest majority in the history and the concepts of policy for that hot stuff bring the biggest law in the history, this really could be a land mock. 9 minutes of birth is politics. do

k. is next prime minister here. storm or has one, had one of the top jobs and the legal profession before he switched to politics. and course the rooms through the ranks of the labor party. he stands for change, that is key as thomas main message. and so, so this center left politics debility over tails long time over schultz, an end to the desperate era of justice and gimmicks and to return to the serious business of rebuilding outcomes. fact, the private opinion, bold show more pretends have a negative view of him. then those who think he's doing what the show fuck is writing so best within those. so his opponent is i'm not remote, his stomach is the best type that we've got of getting things back on track. i don't know what he quite stands for. to be honest with you, and for me, i'm finding very hard to connect with him and i think he's a decent man. i think he's a good man. so i think he cares for this country. very thoughtful lawyer is a lawyer. stomach comes from a 100 background,

k. problem. it's so these are a live pictures that you're looking at now. ballots being counted across the u. k. the results will come in through the night. in a moment, we'll hear from melina, this a little bit in bonus, north in london with votes all being counted. but 1st, let's go to 10 downing street and speak to james bay is james. we're talking about these exit polls. this is certainly looking like a big night for labor. the looking like a land slide must stress, not a single vote has actually been announced yet none of the 650 constituencies have reported yet. but this is an exit poll, a prediction within recent elections has been extraordinarily accurate. this was the fact that there's such a lot in this slide. if it was close, then maybe you'd have some doubts about an exit poll. but this is not close at all . it's showing that labels are going to have a very large majority of a $170.00. they're going to have $410.00 and peas. and it's such a turnaround from 20192019. and then they woul

k. boeing stations are open and prime minister of rich, eastern atkins. his conservatives are facing a heavy defeats. after 14 years, voters are expected to deliver a change in form of laborers. here, storm are also coming up on the sho, joe biden, valves to stay in the race for the white house. the u. s. president tries to reassure top democrats. he has it for re election. his age denied since we've been considering pulling out and as the summer heat strikes, southern europe we'll join at the cold case heading north for something now known as a location. the i'm going to richardson welcome holes have opened and the u. k. is a general election, the opposition labor party, the overwhelming favorite to win, and, and 14 years of conservative rule. 5 minutes for wishes through not quite a surprise call for early elections. a decision that is now projected to backfire. recent polls the show voters are deeply dissatisfied with his government. and here's farmers center left the labor party is o

k. policy is set to win 13 states as well. these, the last pictures of counting going on ballots have encountered across the u. k. and the results will continue to come in throughout the nights. what am i meant to have from that? i know this one eviction bond at north london with both sobbing county. but 1st, let's head to 10 downing street and speak to l just it was james base for us now a several hours of counting still to go, but it's looking very much like a label on slide. yeah, i mean we need those that the big picture from an exit polls. so a projection of how things are going to go box given the scale of the exit poll and the victory that late, but look like they're going to get. the next is next. it poll, i can't really see any reason why it's not maybe a labor victory even if it wasn't as great that lead as suggested by this exit poll, the margin is just so huge. a majority of a 170. you compare this to last time around when labor only got $202.00 seats. the exit polls is produ

you k? and so the reform u. k. exit poll suggested that they will enclose the 13 seats now many of those seats that they were projected to win hartley pool. honestly, no fonts leased out, they've actually gone labor. so right now they've got one seat that's ashfield and they're looking at clarkston where of course no to for us is founding the power of module for archie, of course. but as the leader, if you get and then the breaks the potty and now for form, u. k, has been invoked. chef raw that then and how many seats he wins. and what you can see from the results that comment is that that coming 2nd in many places, that will give them a very powerful position from which to, you know, kind of re constitute the right wing politics in his own image. she very successfully did that before. it has basically how we ended up leaving the e u. i think designs point towards him being able to do that again, where labor i think go to get to freebies a is that in some areas for photos manifesto on the left of label. they pro

k. 40 projected to take as many as per diem seats. the scottish slash football team, which has been the 3rd largest, spotty, a swift at westminster part a decade, looked set to lose as many as 30 feats suggesting that could be a laboring surgeons, north of the border. and let's get them all straight from london. be joined now by the w correspondence. charlotte chose some fed. it's all that big landslide in the making. it seems. what's the reaction that us absolutely. it is looking like a land slide when. so the center last labor policy and is lead to secure stomach is likely to become look set to become the next prime minister if this exit poll is to be believed. and of course we know it is incredibly accurate in the past. is there any really been out by a handful of seats? so we are expecting a seismic change in the u. k. is political landscape with the conservative policy? suffering, devastating losses. it may well if this exit poll, try uh, trans buys. it may well be the russ was the results that they have suffered in the history.

k. charlie, thank you. a football players hand gesture on the pitch has sparked a diplomatic growl between germany and turkey. the german for an office is summoned the turkish ambassador after entre did the same tit for tat of the turkish defender . you see him right there. medic demerol made the sign known as the wolf salut celebrating a goal at the european championships. here in germany, the hand gesture is associated with the turkish far right. organization known as the gray will switch. germany characterizes as nationalist extreme is anti semitic and racist. while adding some fuel to the people that a fire truck is president, richard pyre of error, one has announced that he will be at turkey's quarter final match here in berlin this saturday and we spoke with dw is julia han. it is simple about this diplomatic dusta. the protective president ad one is someone who knows both football and politics very well. and he probably thinks this is his chance to score a goal. he wasn't actually planning to go to g

k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday of this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. the new book, referencing julia sanchez, information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch by the social media of it. so extensive new country and how do i channel going on? the run tv on rumbled, i'll come to watch new and old episodes. i'm going undergrad, see, monday the the new president interrupted and for the 1st time in 2 decades and gets a reform its candidates also have definitely very upfront minister, shreds off the you locations of appeasement. after his meeting with the person on friday saying it's the blocks bureaucracy that's preventing the resolution of the printing and conflict. also, the printer is clean and noon. what's to say is that embedded with russian troops, our correspondent seas up close to the buffer zone, being created

k. exit post predicts and then slides victory for the opposition labor policy. the majority of 176 votes as punished, 5 minutes to which she soon county's conservative party their own cause to suffer the west election to know for a 100 years. the dog carry johnston, this is all just there a lot from the whole set coming up as a protestant in death, toll tops, 38000 and concepts. us says there's been a breakthrough in negotiations between a mass and israel, plus thousands of people in mexico's coast grace for the impacts of american federal, the beginning, even not to kingdom, where the exit polls that predict to the non slides victory for the position. david policy ending 14 years of conservative rule cust thomas policies project. it's a set your 410 out of 650 seats in the house of commons. that's an absolute parliamentary majority. the conservatives are predicted to weigh $131.00 seats, the west, every performance in the decades level democrats, sol predicted to come to the edge with a

k party. i subsequently enjoyed a surgeon support attending many believe any chance the conservatives had of extending their 14 years empower. how much enjoy a just the products is preparing for the 2nd round of its parliamentary elections. on sunday, the 1st round produced a major victory for the following rights party of marine the pen. along with it saw the eyes, the national body, one around 33 percent of the vote. but it smith has been speaking to voters in cadillac in brittany northwest in front. a francis townsend village is already belling. more and more people are no longer afraid, not just to use the fall right as a protest vote. but also to see you can pound just on the beach, so please don't use this bounce are set that these days. people see the little these process. it's not preferred to keep the remaining us for supporting the national riley. we have no remark. people not the racist. what site for the, for the one thing to be friends at home will fit you know, the shockey key. t

k. has often an estimate of more than 186000 killed by the british. you and us weapons pouring onto gaza, you, in special rapids here on the right to food. michael factory has already declared massey's riley salvation of children assignment because of u. k. u. s a u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah, he was below representative to holland view k, the vasic in the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every hour of the stores. it continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the europe in union supplying the weapons? you know, often commentators have said that this the yeah was shot this time himself in the foot and it seemed to me that's nothing him seems to have many more than 2 feet to shoot out people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away w

k. case done with the flags recruitment arrangement suit for lunch. there is much to learn and reflect on and only take responsibility for the last 5 minute services. do not concede defeat, he will ever see the end of the tories, 14 years and power to have done this in such a short space of time. it says something very fundamental is yes, the far right to reform party wins in these 4 seats, including one for breaks of champion module for the around the clock because it's out 0 life from the home with continuing coverage of new care election. and iran goes to the poles for presidential election, running between performance candidate to must suit a discount and the conservative side jelly plus thousands of people in mexico's case price for the impacts of category $3.00 hertz and barrel the so yes, let's begin in the united kingdom where the opposition labor policy has won the general election ending 14 years, if conservative rule cust. i'm a will become persons new prime minister with his

k. where the political clock just underwent a major reset. for the 1st time in 14 years, the british prime minister is not a member of the conservative party. here. storm or head of the labor party became the case. the prime minister on friday catapulted to victory. and then the election that is seen by some is the result of a major reform of labor. under stormers leadership, there have been comparisons made with the last labor land slide. some of you may remember 1997. when tony blair became britton's youngest, at 20th century prime minister, he and his wife sherry entering number 10 downing street. the cheering crowds excited about the promise of a re brandon party, known as new labor. almost 3 years later does a comparison between new labor and storm or is labor? does it hold water? and what about the conservative? is that party? is it all washed up? i'll ask you just a moment, but 1st to reach you of the you case, read set election, a new era has begun, then you people are takes, at

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k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday of this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. a new book, referencing julia sanchez, information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch 5 or less social media. if it's more expensive in your country and i do i channel going underground tv and rumbled, i'll come to watch new and old episodes, i'm going underground. see monday, the the ron's reformer as president elect urge, as a nation to rally behind him as an astute possess skin celebrates victory and the run off the boats. the hon. gary and prime minister shrugs off allegations of appeasement. after his meeting with vladimir sitting in moscow, sparks an outcry from you officials. this is precisely the brazilian bureaucratic nonsense that yielded no results in finding a way to peace in the russia ukraine war. and our correspondence is embedded

k. policy. it's not just disappointment with the conservative policy. there was a massive gas publish sense of right of british politics a my job is to fit it. we will now be targeting labels with coming from the but being that out about about the labor party, the scottish nation, respond to u. haul it last most of it's 43 seats. people who run across the okay work up to a brand new political landscape, the conservative policy imploded. now labor may have a seismic victory, but test on to deliver on change. he must deliver quickly. the biggest challenge for him could well be managing expectations. andrew simmons, i was just there, a london that's drawing change based on the diplomatic. got to that. he's outside 10 downing street, the official residence hall of the british prime minister. hi james. so that you k has about new prime in his studies, promising service to the country from the outset. how quickly can we expect for the cabinets appointments? because to do the job he needs to do

k. to know that he says that the job with the policy has now as a governing policy is a very difficult one. that times will get tough. he has to get moving immediately. the change in the country he said, is not like flicking a switch, but he will govern forever on he will put the countries before the policy and that he wants to attend politics at a public service. now the list of challenges that the u. k is cardi facing, is a very low indeed. there is a wide spread opinion here that are over the last few years, things have been getting worse and worse and with the public services particularly crumbling, that the national health service is on his knees. you have to wait, doctors appointments, you have to wait for ambulances to arrive. there is sewage and the rivers, the jails, overflowing the cool pump down the libraries and screen pulls the closing that the chaos of the last view is a conservative rule. have basically distracted the government as it has been from doing what governments s

k. across all parts of the u. k. and during this period, well, no voting, we're not allowed to talk very we, we had roles in the u. k, you know, that talk about politics or policies or who might be handle who, who, who's, who's not ahead. that'll change is when the polls close and quite an important development, then we get the exit poll. now the exit publish something is commissioned by the 3 main. you end of the u. k. domestic, broad. costas. and it's commission from the research company itself. what they do is they go to a 130 opposing sections across the u. k that they've chosen is representative of the u. k. in those products stations, once people come out to cost that vote cost to put that x on the pallet paper, the research is approach them and have a right click about a paper and say, can you more cut off by the paper? what you just marked on the one inside the posing station that's about 20000 people across the u. k. all of those results are collected all of the experts. so the data analysts look at them, th

k. combined, it amounts to $259000.00 for each household on $101000.00 for each person in the us. it would take 22 years toward paying down the debt. if each family contributed $1000.00 per month, the vast majority of us debt is held by the public on foreign creditors through bonds and other borrowing instruments. the rest of it is held by government programs such as social security and medicare. its debt is held by the public as a share of the economy. the worries economists most the debt to g d p ratio measures just how much the us owes versus how much it produces at indicates if it is able to pay back it step. now that ratio is expected to reach 122 percent of gross domestic product in 2034 dwarfing the nation's fiscal position, following the 2nd world war. for more on this, let's talk to how it read. he's the director of lambs and economics, and he joins us now from coaches to in the u. k. godaddy with us. how so? how long is this report then from the congressional budget office to?

k. u. s a u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah, he was below representative to holland buquet the vatican, the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every hour the stores it continues . could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the your opinion supplying the weapons? you know often commentators have said that mister nathaniel was shot this time he was sent into foot. and it seems to me that nothing am seems to have many more than 2 feet down people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it. and it's of forces because in international relations the international and when should we should proceed on the emission and when the only person or the precious when i personally believe that he's at that well, i think the international, the system and i beli

k. plans to assassinate him. some who have cold res release on going underground never got to see him go free fashion, designer, vivian westwood. mental gavin mccarthy and pentagon whistle blow down those bugs and the grades on pills. you all of whom passed away, while a silence was tortured with me here and do by. as julian's brother gabriel shipped in his documentary, it's like a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. gabriel, thank so much for coming on the show. and as did you say, going underground, i got to ask you 1st of all, where, where you and you didn't use that to jo biden's. justice department had been defeated by a man who had been tortured in london, who uh, we know was the target of assassination attempts by britain and the united states and of the connivance of city of stomach, the new k authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago, and he did mention to me at the time that there was probably going to be a resolution in down the track,

k. germany and australia. financial markets have been disrupted, enrolled cost has taken effect. also on the program. donald trump tells the republican national convention about the moment he was nearly killed, only accepts the republican presidential nomination and lays axis plans for re election the . i'm feel welcome to the program a technical, advantageous disrupting companies around the world, from airlines to broadcast as and banks. the us initially grounded all of its flights world wide delays at apple. it's including button on amsterdam ship all in the u. k. the london stock exchange was temporarily affected in 2 hospitals in germany at the cancel non emergency operations. the problem is being linked to the cyber security from crowd strike on the microsoft windows operating system. so let's get more from kate ferguson from dw business a welcome, kate. what more do we know? well, we know that this is just happened around the world that had happened across different sectors, from a

k. prime minister originally. so not going to this conservative face, a heavy defeats after 14 years of totally rule, voters are expected to won't change and send labels to stomach into number 10 downing streams also coming off harvey kane barrow last jamaica is wins of heavy rain. the red gold breakdown storm is not headed for the payment on the ground that offers welcome to the program. lo does not go into the polls in the u. k. 's general election, the oppositional labor party is the overwhelming favorite to win. and, and 14 years of conservative rule prime minister, which is so not as a surprise code for any elections, a decision that is projected to back 5 recent polls. so vote and so deeply dissatisfied with his government as t, as thomas essential that's labor policy is on costs for a landslide victory. the cost of living on the state of the health care system of all the key issues for britain's still. so knock is hoping that he can sway undecided voters voting on a brave face fro

k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday of this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. a new book, referencing julia saunders information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch 5 or less social media. if it's so expensive, new a country, and i to a channel going underground tv and rumbled, i'll come to engineering old episodes, i'm going on to go and see you. monday, the the performance candidate must do this in such it was a big 3 in the a rainy and presidential election as one of the results are now gary and prime minister shrugs off allegations of a pavement. all phase mated with blind them. if there's an emotion goes pump the outcry from a new official and validated with the russian troops, all correspondents, these up close to the process of being created to protect civilians in the border region with you print the website is bei

k. labor party studying victory at the polls, or maybe it wasn't so stunning to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, jordan, send me while we in budapest, he is a pod cast where the guy go, which means on youtube and locals. and in mirror attached we have martin j hughes and award winning journalist and commentator. quite a gentleman cross that goes in effect. that means he can jump any time you want and i would appreciate it. okay, let's take this off with george in budapest. um the unspeakable apparently was done last week that you're over on the prime minister of you, of hungry. we went and made a visit to co. uh, gave his thoughts on what's going on. a new kraber ukraine with the, i don't know the interim or ex or what every title mr. zalinski has now. and then he went and visited moscow and that the european union are many voices almost identical, voices short circuited. you're not supposed to do that. you will have no right to do that. well, you hungry is the pres