ask the voters and first place this conservatives made conservative only come out and play so what can we expect we can expect another devastating result for the established party for labor and the conservatives and for anti europeans to actually then make it in the into the european parliament to the shallows or parts in london thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world spain is refusing to hand over venezuelan opposition politician leopoldo lopez despite a waters' to detain him a lopez has taken refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas after escaping house arrest twenty fourteen he left the first major movement against president leave us with. turkey's coast guard says nine people including five children died when their migrant boat sank in the aegean sea the vessel was reportedly carrying seventeen people at least five have been rescued search and rescue crews are looking for the others including a suspected people smuggler. u.n. human rights office says it is a law by reports that failed asylum seekers in hungary have been deliberately deprived of food a spokesman dismissed ludicrous saw given that on migrants could leave v

the bracks it party tally of any piece grew and grew leaving the traditionally dominance of labor and conservative parties far behind it's an astonishing feat considering this party didn't exist before april the 12th leave voters have severely punished the tories for to resume a failure to deliver bricks it remain voters have deserted labor over it's a vase of attitude to a 2nd referendum consequently the liberal democrats have done very well as have the greens what we're left with after the election is an electorate looking all ready new let's go home at least start in the remains are one that's very skeptical of the 2 big parties and one that clearly wants to let the political parties involved issues in westminster know how they feel nigel farage with his message that britain has been betrayed by its complacent politicians found the daughter victory wide open britain only voted in these elections because marches last minute breaks a deadline extension required to the tories barely bother to campaign and astonishingly spent the run up to the vote dethroning their leader labor hardly showed much m

proportional system that would give them the opportunity to do that while sitting still and labor or conservative and if it's to achieve. power all is now demanding to be part of any new brics in the go see asian he's pro european opponents are demanding another referendum the main part is a lost traditional politics here is in meltdown. al-jazeera in london. austria is now without a leader after sebastian kurtz was forced to step down as chancellor following a vote of no confidence opposition parties joined forces to remove him from office over a corruption scandal that brought down his right wing government because his people's party still did well in the europe. elections and is expected to perform well in style elections in september so mccain has more from vienna. sebastian cordes might well be thinking what a difference a day makes on sunday he was a vote winner leading his party to its best performance in european elections for 20 years on monday he was here in the austrian parliament losing a vote of confidence and out of the job that he has held for the past 2 years his former coalition

that are older than this party and it's come from nowhere and it's completely schooled labor and the conservatives and it's done that by banging one drum very hard and repeatedly in using a combination of kind of guile and luck and favorable circumstances. to really ride it they you know they've taken all those people that run annoyed with the government for not delivering bricks it and they've hoovered up those votes they've hoovered up some from from labor as well. but they've also benefited from the fact that the tories didn't want these elections and barely campaigned in them labor didn't do much more than that and that the pro e.u. votes in the u.k. has basically been split amongst a number of different parties which is kind of left the door open for bricks it has so clearly the momentum is with nigel farage and his bracks at party and he has managed to win over a lot of supporters you've abandoned the ruling conservatives who are gearing up for what could be a what is likely to be a brutal be to ship contest through the summer we have already seen a number of key figures during the past in t

and as you had then nigel for new breaks at party is in the lead in the u.k. for us says his party's success is a massive message for the conservative and labor parties that have long dominated british politics for each other and has moved from london. nigel farage has done it again 5 years ago his ukip party scared david cameron into calling a referendum on britain's e.u. membership now his new brics it party is on course to win big in the u.k.'s unwanted hugh rippin elections the intelligence i get is the director how he's doing pretty well the lib dems remain silent doing reasonably well but it looks like looks like there's no reason to think with the rest of the. as the hours passed the bracks it party tally of any piece grew and grew leaving the traditionally dominance of labor and conservative parties far behind it's an astonishing feat considering this party didn't exist before april the 12th leave voters have severely punished the tories for to resume a failure to deliver bracks it remain voters have deserted labor over its a vase of attitude to a 2nd referendum consequently the liberal democrats have done very well as have the greens what we're left w

blacks that legislation under the new prime minister i think many of them both on the labor left and in the conservative party will be self interested they'll be looking at their own seats if you're a labor m.p. in the north of england that have now seen your seats lost in council elections and the numbers of people voting for the brits who party then you'll be worried that if you don't deliver bricks it which is a no deal bret's it is most people want they will lose their seats in the next general election if you're a conservative m.p. then you'll know that you'll be out of power for a generation so they've got some really hard thinking to do and they react against the next prime minister the next conservative leader i think must just be very tough and say let's go for broke see it with no deal let's get rid of the withdrawal agreement and dare any m.p. to challenge them on the other side. doesn't this success of the past the cause is all in difficulties in terms of u.k. politics if you look at them up after the european elections them south hadley just about all of england bar london as color of the b

are completely stuck in the middle the conservatives ready to split towards brack sit and remain and having to fight that out with the leadership election and labor not even having the luxury of a leadership election because jeremy corbin's pretty safe and sound so jeremy corbyn paralyzed in parliament the conservative party paralyzed across the country very smug vince cable somewhere in the lib dems and myself or others doing what he does best playing blinders and general elections and then calling the shots why given the political dog so how about the other nations. as of these islands play company beats label in wales but come 2nd to blacks or s.n.p. storm ahead in scotland and the alliance party make a breakthrough in northern ireland the other nations of these islands reflected england bracks that nation surprising to me that bracks it got 2 seats even more surprising perhaps that ply coming beat labor i'm not surprised the s.n.p. did well then are it if it was quite clear they were very pro remain and that worked well for the greens worked well for the dems worked well for the s.n.p. that was the go to party north of the border and in north

ground between the brics that party and its pro european opponents all of which outflanked labor and the conservatives they're all demanding electoral reform the traditional 2 party system of politics in this country is now under enormous strain and i hope that this will be a sign to the conservatives and the labor party that we need to have a proportional system and i truly believe when you look at those 2 parties there is more than one party sitting under the same umbrella and what they need to heal their own divisions it's be able to be true about who they are it's individual policies on the left and right of their own parties and if we had a proportional system that would give them the opportunity to do that while sitting still and labor or conservative it to achieve people is now demanding to be part of any new bracks in the go see asian he's pro european opponents are demanding another referendum the main part is a lost traditional politics here is in meltdown. al-jazeera in london. austria chancellor sebastian kurtz just lost a vote of no confidence opposition parties joined forces to remove hi

in recent weeks and as you heard earlier nigel farage is new breasts at parties in the lead in the u.k. for says his party's success is a massive message for the conservative and labor parties that have long dominated british politics chalons has more from london. nigel farage has done it again 5 years ago his ukip party scared david cameron into calling a referendum on britain's e.u. membership now his new brics it party is on course to win big in the u.k.'s unwanted hugh rippin elections the intelligence i get is the director thought he's doing pretty well the lib dems remain started doing reasonably well but it looks like looks like there's no reason to think with the rest of the. as the hours passed the bracks it party tally of any piece grew and grew leaving the traditionally dominance of labor and conservative parties far behind it's an astonishing feat considering this party didn't exist before april the 12th leave voters have severely punished the tories for to resume a failure to deliver bracks it remain voters have deserted labor over its a vase of attitude to a 2nd referendum consequently the liberal democrats have done very well as have the greens what w

meantime the newly formed bracks a party is expected to win big leaving the conservatives and labor in tatters. and with britain's prime minister to reserve may stepping down after failing to get several. plan through the contest for a place is very much hotting up. from moscow this is out international with me kevin and thanks for watching just 1 pm in the afternoon this monday now here so the big news in from europe overnight with most votes now counted in the fiercely contested european parliament elections anti establishment parties along with the greens and the liberals are set for big wins while projections show the established centrist blog losing its grip on parliament and about another surprise of the night overall voter turnout was the highest in 20 years at over 50 percent. let's for a minute break down some of those top line numbers for you in italy with. right wing party the league is projected to win around 33 percent of the vote in france marine depends national rally is set to overtake the party of president emanuel mccrone with as much as 23 percent of the ballot austr

getting the bricks that they wanted not getting any bricks at all and he's managed to poll votes away from the conservatives and to some extent labor as well using a combination of guile and a lot can a very favorable environment so operates in because basically the tories didn't want this election chose pretty much not to campaign for it and the remain votes in the u.k. is is has been splits between the greens change u.k. the liberal democrats and to some extent labor as well so this has been around financial for us to work and. indeed because these elections were being portrayed wary when they as almost the referendum almost to a 2nd chance for the people of britain to vote on that key issue that has dominated national life for more than 2 years now and that is to leave or remain in the in the european union. yeah absolutely and you know considering that the government's the conservative government has failed to provide the brakes it's that just over half of the u.k.'s population voted for in 2060 and considering that that failure has led to the resignation of to reason may there are now a large number of tory politicians who are

but to each other labor and conservative in terms of delivery of bricks in the general public they're so fed up with the situation we go to break i think people are losing rusty he said he'd disappeared in parliament he'd follow it to the arguments trees of my own government that promised to deliberate but they promised delivery over a month ago and it wasn't delivered she's failed to deliver on the record and it's 16 and there is no sign of it being delivered and it seems that politics he's come up completely because of this last strike from a prime minister sees what she's trying to teach and try to win the popularity contest but she's not. it doesn't surprise me that knowledge approach because she's popular. so. now the french left wing leader shone like 1000000 sean has denounced the anti russian and prime knights a hysteria of the new becomes after he was the he was featured in a video game released by manual micron's youth movement in the form of a russian insect party shall have been ski gives the guy a try. as almost a fight tooth and nail in the forthcoming european elections

ground between the brics that party and its pro european opponents all of which outflanked labor and the conservatives they're all demanding electoral reform the traditional 2 party system of politics in this country is now under enormous strain and i hope that this will be a sign to the conservatives and the labor party that we need to have a proportional system and i truly believe when you look at those 2 parties there is more than one party sitting under the same umbrella and what they need to heal their own divisions it's be able to be true about who they are it's individual policies on the left and right of their own parties and if we had a proportional system that would give them the opportunity to do that while sitting still and labor or conservative if it's to achieve. is now demanding to be part of any new bracks in the go see asian he's pro european opponents are demanding another referendum the main part is a lost traditional politics here is in meltdown. al-jazeera in london for a challenge is joining us now from london and a terrible result for the governing conservative party rory what's

the european union and the opposition the labor opposition has not championed the decision to leave so the result is that the credibility of both that the 2 major parties the conservative party and the labor party is collapsing. we are seeing in the forthcoming you were piano lections that only about 16 percent of the population of the electorate are going to vote labor only about 9 percent are going to vote conservative that's what you've seen in polls the gests of the great 6 party which has been formed in a great hurry to push it rex it is now leading the polls with something like 35 percent of the vote but that's even more importantly the 2 big parties the labor party and the conservative party which all call it the political system in britain they are not parties that alternate and which government the country are themselves showing signs of clear disintegration so the conservative government hasn't implemented any policies for months there is no program for government in war the prime minister has lost all credibility the last subject that was discussed in the house of commons which had nothing to do with grex it was about circus's. what actually happened and not

are turning their backs on the traditional parties really both parties are but each of the labor and conservative in terms of delivery of bricks the general public they're so fed up with the situation we go to break i think people are losing steam he said he'd disappeared the polar bear to be in for it in the old people's trees by the government who promised to deliver breakfast but they promised delivery over a month ago i mean wasn't delivered she's failed to deliver on the record and it's 16 and there is no sign of it being delivered it seems the politics she's gumped up completely because of this the last strike some of the frightening stuff sees what she's trained to do she's tried to win the popularity contests but she's not. it doesn't surprise me that knowledge of wrote the book she's popular also so. washing out international we're going to take a quick break more nice and tame. live . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development the only city i'm going to resist i don't see how that str

really both parties are bad each other labor and conservative in terms of delivery of bricks the general public are so fed up with the situation we go to break i think people are losing steam he said he'd disappeared in poland be in for it julio gibbons trees by the government who promised to deliver bricks it but they promised delivery over a month ago and it wasn't delivered she's failed to deliver on the referendum to 60 and there is no sign of it being delivered that it seems the politics is gummed up completely because of this last strike some frightening stuff she's what she's trained teachers try to win the popularity contest push it look it up it doesn't surprise me that knowledge of wrote the book she talked about itself so much. now musicians from all over europe walk down the red carpet of the eurovision song contest at the opening ceremony which fishery got underway on sunday delegations from $42.00 countries will take part in the $29000.00 edition which is taking place in israel at the moment however a wave of control visited arise right from the very beginning of this event

populist and anti immigration candidates were expected to surge in europe as traditional labor and conservative candidates struggled to excite their bases we'll tell you about the dutch progs. also coming up director of modi's hindu nationalist party b j p declares victory in india's elections early results show him heading for increased majority plus as germany celebrates the 70th anniversary of its constitution d.w. profiles the citizens who rely on it every day and will meet its former a rocky who is now relishing his constitutional right to freedom of speech. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program polls have closed in the netherlands and britain after the 1st day of voting in mammoth elections for the european parliament which are set to last until sunday populist parties running on agenda to brain and use powers arctic to do well across the block the polls in the netherlands before the vote showed the right wing populist forum for democracy which is. led by mr bout a running neck and neck but the governing center right v.v. de party. spring and did abuse back reguard who is monitoring the

turning their backs on the traditional parties really both parties are bad for each other the labor and conservative in terms of delivery of bricks and the general public are so fed up with the situation we go to break that i think people are losing steam he said he disapproved of poland's been for it in the old people's trees rail government who promised to deliver britain but they promised delivery over a month ago and it wasn't delivered she's failed to deliver on the referendum to 60 and there is no sign of it being delivered that it seems that politics is gummed up completely because of this last strike some of the frightening stuff sees what she's trained to do she's try to win the popularity contest but she's not. it doesn't surprise me that knowledge of wrote the book is popular also so. that is your news wrap for this hour you're watching r.t. could have accompanied staff the night we're back again at the top of the. in 2040 you know bloody revolution of you tube clip the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always s

populist and anti immigration candidates were expected to surge in europe as traditional labor and conservativeandidates struggled to excite their bases we'll tell you about the duchess of crocs. also coming up the runner modi's hindu now.

really both parties are bad for each other labor and conservative in terms of delivery of bricks in the general public is so fed up with the situation regarding threats but i think people uneasy trust in sight and disappeared in parliament in fighting the arguments trees by a government that promised to deliver british but they promised delivery over a month ago and it wasn't delivered has failed to deliver on the referendum 60 and there is no sign of it being delivered and it seems that politics is gummed up completely because of this last strike some of the prime minister says what she's trying to do is try to win a popularity contest procedure look up. it doesn't surprise me that knowledge of wrote the book or the search so. finally divers from russia's net jean underwater expedition have been studying the remains of a 19th century shipwreck found at the bottom of the black sea and in the process they have stumbled across some long lost treasures. and that is the news from here on r.t. we're back with more for you at the top of the hour. after the previous stage of my career was over

they're likely to see both labor and conservative policies towards brexit move towards extremes that we think is going to cause market uncertainty and the sterling is continuing to be the barometer for brexit risk, so we see down side pressure over the come weeks zo down side pressure over the coming weeks thank you very much. jeffrey, head of investment strategy citi private bank coming up on the show, mg shares sink amid reports that a prominent french businessman wants to take a stake in the utility. woel have more after the break ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. applebee's new loaded fajitas. there's brushing...and there's oral-b power brushing. oral-b just cleans better. even my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada. oral-b. brush like a pro. >> we are seeing a rebound in european stocks this morning quite a contrast to yesterday. right now all four major indexes are trading in positive territory. in particular, i

think you have british politicians talk about the troubles in that context because it goes labor and conservative bodies supported rendition. torture illegal war obviously in control which is for internment that we go back in this country and of the 911 i think. and many ways i would have to agree with gordon brown i don't like when when when the conflict in our under the struggle in ireland is. is someone came to the ward al-qaeda but i agree with one thing that they learned an awful lot about the torture act haven't. the activities of what on the north of ireland and they were able to continue to was a continuation of that of what happened then on afghanistan and iraq what are the irish government hiding it was just last week that we had the 45th anniversary of the double in one of the bombs where a 300 were injured and 33 dead initially reports were saying the ira very little reporting to this day anything about the dublin monaghan brooms why where is the overhead because using to release secret files on those bombs well the american t r k which is a professor case that was carried out in 2004

ground between the brics that party and its pro european opponents all of which outflanked labor and the conservatives they're all demanding electoral reform the traditional 2 party system of politics in this country is now under enormous strain and i hope that this will be a sign to the conservatives and the labor party that we need to have a proportional system and i truly believe when you look at those 2 parties there is more than one party sitting under the same umbrella and what they need to heal their own divisions it's be able to be true about who they are it's individual policies on the left and right of their own parties and if we had a proportional system that would give them the opportunity to do that while sitting still and labor or conservative if it's to achieve. is now demanding to be part of any new bracks in the go see asian he's pro european opponents are demanding another referendum the main part is a lost traditional politics here is in meltdown. al-jazeera in london. austria's chancellor sebastian kurtz is facing a no confidence motion in parliament there that could see him remove

and as you mentioned they're getting more than the conservatives and labor combined and then lead for raj he's somebody who has been really a figurehead not just in these elections but in the push leading up to that referendum in 2016 for the u.k. to leave the e.u. and he bails out the boards of quality control can go on and be successful in general elections if we do not leave the european union. then just as we've surprised people in these european elections we will go full would absolutely stunned them in the next general election there's a big wake up call here to westminster let's see whether they listen now the fortunes of the briggs party in exact opposite to the decimation of ukip and they went through the full 2014 elections having won 28 piece but since then they'd suffer the number of defections many number of votes counted it's shifting over to the briggs and polity and in fact we could have a breakdown of some of the more prominent leadership of that bribes party. drugs that has been dominating the political sphere here in the u.k. to the point that perhaps voters off fed

up with the math of the last two or three years and especially those who want to leave the european gloom. was very disappointed with the conservative labor floundering around in never neverland and quite clearly mr ferrars a very simple and straightforward message but what about hard on a half a population that voted to stay in the e.u. seems their voices weren't heard that much this time. well they weren't but you know if you actually add up the way in which the actually went you want to see that ukip were wiped out basically but if you want that you can vote with the bracket party vote they got to around about thirty four thirty five percent if you have the conservative vote that puts them in the mid forty's. if you ask the other parties together again there in the mid forty's the real question mark out of this election is where labor standards because they had a disastrous evening as well but really we don't know what's going to happen to labor it's pretty clear that the conservative party will now shift to a no deal and we need to leave on the thirty first of october regardless so if you like if you want the conservatives with the. b

the bracks it party tally of m e p's grew and grew leaving the traditionally dominance of labor and conservative parties far behind it's an astonishing feat considering this party didn't exist before april the 12th leave voters have severely punished the tories for to resume a failure to deliver bracks it remain voters have deserted labor over it's a vase of attitude to a 2nd referendum consequently the liberal democrats have done very well as have the greens what we're left with after the election is an electorate looking all new lives go home at least are the remains are one that's very skeptical of the 2 big parties and one that clearly wants to let the political parties involved issues in westminster know how they feel nigel farage with his message that britain has been betrayed by its complacent politicians found the daughter victory wide open britain only voted in these elections because marches last minute breaks a deadline extension required to the tories barely bother to campaign and astonishingly spent the run up to the vote dethroning their leader labor hardly showed much more effort

with no plan and no deal they are determined and they are organized and their opponents are in some disarray with the conservatives and labor at war with themselves and each other it has fallen so far they've other passes to try to fight off brick says he has a new one called change u.k. currently polling in single digits. and here's another resurgent centrist liberal democrats on around 15 percent nowhere near as high as the brics it policy so why don't they all stand together and if they don't which one should people vote for clearly it's going to for years and i would be much happier if there were 9 parts or 2 working together on a common platform it didn't happen i'm not blaming anybody it's just the way it is and now we're dealing with the reality and i think it's very clear from the polls people are gathering around the liberal democrats i'm going to encourage them to do that then there's the greens registering their highest ever polling in the u.k. they accepted there had been infighting between the remain supporting policies not a good look when the aim is to defend the u.k. from the disaster the brics is if we're t

we then, the next year, in a general election, voted for labor and conservative parties our traditional of whom promised they had would honor the result of the referendum. and the date was set. it was put into british law. we were leaving. on march 29th, 2019. guess what happened? we didn't leave. and they kicked the can down the road to the end of october. the 31st of october. halloween. and i watched all of this as being one of the architects of the original brexit referendum and vote. and i thought i can't stand aside. i can't bear the fact we are having to send members of the european parliament back to brussels so i founded the brexit party. would you believe within six weeks of a brand new party being set up we topped the polls, we smashed the conservative party, we smashed the labor party, and regrettably i'm back here in brussels, tucker, after 20 years, once again, as a member of the european parliament. >> tucker: i know it's complicated but explain, if you can how it is a liberal or progressive position to remain in the german empire which is basically what the eu is. why is

for hours says his party success is a massive message for the conservative and labor parties that have long dominated british politics for a chalons has more from london. nigel farage has done it again 5 years ago his ukip party scared david cameron into calling a referendum on britain's e.u. membership now his new brics it party is on course to win big in the u.k.'s unwanted here appear in elections the intelligence i get is the facts of how he's doing pretty well the lib dems main side doing reasonably well but it looks like looks like there's no reason to think with the rest of the. as the hours passed the bracks it party tally of any piece grew and grew leaving the traditionally dominance of labor and conservative parties far behind it's an astonishing feat considering this party didn't exist before april the 12th leave voters have severely punished the tories for to resume a failure to deliver bricks it remain voters have deserted labor over it's a vase of attitude to a 2nd referendum consequently the liberal democrats have done very well as have the greens what we're left with ar

very low turnout and a lot of places a lot of the reason for that is just a general disillusionments will anger among the voting public with the two main parts of the conservatives and labor over bricks at the conservatives because they've failed to deliver its labor because there's so i'm big he was on that position as to whether or not they support breck's it's all done and so both of those policies have suffered some of the smaller parties have done well as a result as people look for somewhere else to go the greens or independents have made some gains but overall turnout has been very low and what we've heard over and over again here in this part of england over the course of the week is people councils knocking on doors are you going to vote for me and people saying you've screwed up bricks it's just not going to bother voting that's all and that overwhelmingly has been the biggest trend i think lawrence is this do you think going to be just like a one off this representation of how people feel about drugs it or is this going to translate into the european elections which are coming up later this month. well i mean certainly the european elections are much more impor

the party mean times expected to win big leaving the conservatives and labor in tatters. britain's prime minister trees of may stepping down after failing to get a break through the contest for a place is already up and running. good morning 10 am monday the 27th of may here in moscow you're watching r t international with me kevin owen our top story this morning on that big european vote with most votes now counted in that fiercely contested set of european parliament elections and to start with one party's along with the greens in the liberals are set to win big while projections show the established centrist bloc lost its grip on parliament and in perhaps another surprise of the night so overall voter turnout was the highest in 20 years at over 50 percent. more detail on this so it captured the public's imagination the sort of speak more than 50 percent turnout in europe one of the big surprises is the amount of in this morning. high turnout many might have thought would have favored the euro file parties in fact its favorites the anti establishment parties we've seen

times expected to win big leaving the conservatives and labor party. with britain's prime minister driesum a stepping down after failing to get a plan through the contest to replace or is already up and running. by their eight am monday the twenty seventh of may hear of moscow just turned eight o'clock is the same moscow time review of what she was going to do today because they were the next thirty minutes for this live news update so then with the most votes now counted in the fiercely contested european parliament elections populist parties along with the greens and the liberals are set for big wins the projections show the established centrist bloc losing its grip on parliament and it perhaps another surprise the night overall voter turnout was the highest in twenty years and over fifty percent. well this parliamentary election seems to have caught the public's attention i've just seen it flush open the official e.u. parliamentary feat there saying the official turnout as it stands at the moment is fifty point five percent if it stays that way or g

is mood music, if you like, getting louder, but there could be a deal between labor and conservatives. >> you have some interesting language coming out of the deal. it is raising the growth forecast. 's based on the emp conditioning presumption, the committee continues to judge an ongoing tightening of monetary policy at a gradual pace would be appropriate to return inflation sustainably to the 2% target at a conventional horizon. >> carney came out today and talked a tough game, but the market saw through it really quickly. >> you are absolutely right. he did talk a tough game. he signaled there is one more more,ay be needed, maybe but they also cut inflation expectations. i do not think the fed is confident in their outlook, and that means i don't think many of the central banks are confident in their outlook either. >> there goes another fed pick. president trump announced stephen moore, his choice for the central bank, has withdrawn his name from the nomination process. this came just a couple hours after moore told us here on bloomberg he was "all in congo despite the growing sen

the newly formed to bragg's and party storms to victory with support for the conservatives and labor evaporating. and the austrian chancellor is forced from office in a no confidence vote over corruption scandal. are broadcasting live coverage from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us all right anti-establishment parties have scored a series of victories in the european elections along with strong gains for greens and liberals and the main centrist bloc has lost its majority in the european parliament the vote attracted the highest turnout in 20 years at 51 percent. let's break down some of the numbers for you right now in italy materials salvini s right wing party the league won 33 percent of the vote while in france marine le pen's national rally overtook president of the party with 23 percent of the austrian center right people's party also saw a surge in support and there was a significant blow in germany for the ruling coalition their share of the vote fell by around 7 per cent now what does this all mean how is this

and both of the traditional big 2 policies the conservatives on the right and labor on the left are collapsing in the polls laurence leamer looks now at the u.k.'s fast changing political landscape. these people believe they are the defenders of democracy in britain under siege by elites which would storm the barricades and overturn the bricks and referendum the new brics it party likes to encourage this fortress mentality and clearly many english people due to their way ahead in the polls and this is a warning to parliament not just the conservative party the labor party as well if they do not deliver for exit in a meaningful form that actually is a box that we won't contest the next general election and that m.p.'s of both parties are in dire trouble assuming the polls are right the brics that party will win at least a 3rd of the votes in the european election plus a further people in this country who actively want to leave the european union with no plan and no deal they are determined and they are organized and their opponents are in some disarray with the conservatives and labor at war wi

getting the breaks that they wanted not getting any breaks at all and he's managed to pull votes away from the conservatives and to some extent labor as well using a combination of guile and larkana a very favorable environment to operate in because basically the tories didn't want this election and chose pretty much not to campaign for it and the remain votes in the u.k. is is has been splits between the greens change u.k. the liberal democrats and you know to some extent labor as well so this is been fertile ground for nigel for us to work and. and greece is now heading for snap elections after the ruling party suffered major losses in the european parliamentary election prime minister alexis tsipras says he'll call the elections