the center-right european people's party that you can see in dark blue in the centerleft socialist and democrats in red on the leftre said to remain the two largest blocks, but they have lost dozens of seats, and their absolute majority for the very first time. the biggest gains were made for green party's and the far right, making them possible kingmakers in the fight to create a new ruling coalition. nick rush explained. reporter: the center-right block, the european people's party remains the largest in the strasburg parliament. powerhouse in a politics. he has momentum as he bids to become the european commission president. >> we will not work together. with those who don't believe in europe. the europe o of today is o our europe, the eururope of the christian democrats, and we will defend t this europe against the nationalists. that is what we will do. reporter: the second largest bloc is the party of europeaean socicialists.. he is eyeing the eu commission president job to replace luxembourg's jon l juncker. will be for the job affected by a new configuration in parliament. partiesremain the main but they no

for the left party in germany. let's turn to the united kingdom now an interesting picture forming there as well because the newly formed breaks a party really have an astonishing night claiming more faults than the tories the ruling party the labor party combined topping the european elections well ali joins me live now from london surprising numbers for some for others this was expected but it different picture this monday morning nonetheless. in the build up to this election what the polls are indicating that the brigs and polity would do well on the newly formed party we should point out and it would appear that they have done as well as those expectations held in fact they've won by far the most seats in those european elections for the u.k. and as you mentioned they're getting more than the conservatives and labor combined and their leader. he's somebody who has been a 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 be

sean could younger as president of the european commission elections or center writes uncensored left parties who support. the 1st trial in the us against drug makers blamed for contributing to the opioid crisis is under way in the state of oklahoma it's a test case to see if individual states can hold pharmaceutical companies responsible for widespread addiction the state's attorney general accuses johnson and johnson of greed which led to an oversupply of the drugs the company denies any wrongdoing. process leaders in sudan are increasing the pressure on the military to hand over power to a civilian one administration that sees a nationwide strike is taking place and protesters hope it will force military leaders into a new round of negotiations. that see up to date the news continues here in al-jazeera after inside story. what's the price of peace keeping united nations is running out of money to pay for the blue helmets who operate in more than a dozen of the world's conflict zones so who should foot the bill to protect the world's vulnerable this is inside story. summary a welcome to ins

destroy our future i say to you latest statement cause outrage among other parties as well the left party called it an assault on the freedom of expression and repression of the german constitution and the freedom party said political movements need to have a dialogue with social media platforms martin doul so who from the left party told us that maintaining relations with tech savvy youth is crucial. all young people are searching for how can we develop a society they want to participate in the decision process in the society to the movement of writers for future it out there as well on the internet like raise or end up us is a part of a search for participation in society and for a person active for future and the less the political mainstream. is able to create discourse it's witchery to trick the emotion of the people emotionally and by the underlying a little tickle more conscious of them all start to organize themselves the more they move. so much for different frames where they can pass quickly to. revelations in a documentary that exposed a child sex abuse in poland roman catholic

leader's statement of rival parties as well the left party called it an assault on the freedom of expression and repression of the german constitution or the freedom party political movements need to have a dialogue with social media platforms martin dalton who's from the left party told us that maintaining relations with tech savvy youth is crucial. all young people are searching for how we double looks. they way they want. to participate in the decision process in the society to the movement of produce for future growth on the internet like resort the us is a power off to search for or participation in society for the 1st victim for the future and the less the political mainstream. able to create discourse which really the trick the emotion of the people emotionally by the under like to let it grow more conscious of them all start to organize themselves and the ball. search for different frames where the democrats. are right this hour israel's entered into uncharted political territory the embattled prime minister's run out of time to form a new government following his recent election vic

leader's statement infuriated a rival parties the left party called it an assault on the freedom of expression and repression of the german constitution and the freedom party said political movements need to have a dialogue with social media platforms. from the left party told us maintaining relations with tech savvy young people is crucial. all young people are searching for how can we develop a society they way they want. to participate in the decision process in this society into the movement of all fridays of the future about this rather than the internet like race or end up us is a product off to search for or participation in society for the prospect of a future and the last the political mainstream. able to create discourse it's which are really the trick the emotion of the people emotionally and by the on the left a letter to your conscious the wall they will start to organize themselves and the more they move. so much from different frames spread they can cross a great. revelations in a documentary that exposed to child sex abuse in poland's roman catholic church has sparked a wave of

look to set to take 5.4 percent the left party also at 5.4 percent and that leaves 13.4 percent for other parties in germany in this european election once again we want to stress of these are projections based on partial vote count that we have here in germany let's hear from the chairwoman of germany's green party on a box she had this to say after eclipsing the social democrats to finish 2nd by this election was a climate protection election this election was in the election for democracy. demands a human right for a cosmopolitan near 0.

president as well as other heads of the institutions the elections a sore center right and center left party support and nationalists liberals and greens taking advantage of voter anger with the current direction of the they've a traitor of reports from brussels. who's next for the top job in brussels the german chancellor angela merkel arrived with the name of only one man on her lips to replace john called as president of the european commission the truth is this one included months of not truly is a great coalition i support manfred but not all coalition partners do the same it's kind of the 46 year old but very and has never held an elected office in his life but as the leader of the european peoples party tradition at least recently dictates it should be good we know that we cannot celebrate a big victory we lost seats but we are still 2nd as a 1st party and that's why we are ready to talk now is everyone to sit together to find a common understanding prosecutor. the french president a man your macro though was clearly against his job and part of his choice and he's gaining support amon

pay 5.6 percent of that labor party the left party also 5 percent leaving 13 percent for other parties in germany and they say european election once again those projections based on partial vote counts here in germany. that's. chief political editor mccain. c.d.u. at headquarters welcome back what's being said about the party's performance. well here everybody is very proud that the conservative city you part of angela merkel is the strongest political force they say that that's what they aim for that's what we heard from and if they'd come out on boa merkel success as c.d.u. party leader she said that that's what they aim for but they're still not happy they understand that this has been a kind of a down at the polls here performing way below those 34 point something percent in those last european elections so there is also. that the night will continue like this and that in the end the p.p. the european conservative block his top candidate months that we've also spoken to tonight will make them the strongest force which would be seen here as a clear mandate that he should also becom

institutions the elections a sore center right and center left parties lose support they've been reports from brussels. who's next for the top job in brussels the german chancellor merkel arrived with the name of only one man on her lips to replace john close as president of the european commission to me is this not truly a new great coalition i support. but not all coalition partners do the same the 46 year old but very and has never held a government elected office in his life but as the leader of the european peoples party recent tradition at least say the job. should be here is we know that we cannot celebrate a big victory be lost seats but we are still 2nd as a 1st party and that's why we are ready to talk now is everyone to sit together to find a common understanding prosecutor the french president a man your macro though was clearly against his job and part of those choices and he's gaining support among other leaders repos will be confirmed but you don't want today to speak about a name and to turn to names i think we must take into account what came out of the polls what europe

coalition the center right and center left parties have scored badly they have both lost. they have both lost votes but we see a 3rd party emerging which is the liberals at the moment so the liberal party if one includes the votes from across is likely to become the king made. in the next european parliament. the european project was created after world war 2 to ensure the rivalries between countries would never again result in conflict while these elections show that politically europe is more fragmented than ever pro e.u. party still retain a majority suggesting that although some voters may be questioning the european union most still believe in it natasha butler al-jazeera paris as for britain the new bracks party was triumphant but it was also a good night for parties that campaigned for breakfast to be cancelled lawrence lee reports from london the press. being. a woman reading there was only one winner in the british election nigel farage invigorated those voters who feel betrayed at bret's it's not having happened he's single issue bricks at party when just over 30

they are going to go out and vote for what you would say left—field parties, likely party, la ke left—fieldty, lake change uk, like the green —— like. keir starmer is a top lawyer, but human rights. this is a political situation. he was a wonderful lawyer for 20 years before becoming a member of parliament. he really knows what he is doing. but there is no chemistry. and the appetite for a second referendum on appetite for a second referendum on a right across the house of commons, was extremely limited. it has gathered momentum. and i think an awful lot more people do want it, but i don't see where the common ground is. where they will come and say we have agreed something. because the main people in the conservative party do not want a deal that could be possibly done with labour because they think it would undermine their authority and vice—versa. would undermine their authority and vice-versa. this is the shadow business secretary, keir starmer. this is his viewpoint on the front page of the guardian. theresa may is trying to reopen brexit talks with the eu with the support of labour. t

looking at taking 5 and a half percent the left party also 5 and a half percent leaving 13 percent forother parties in germany in this european election once again those are exit poll results not very strong actual ballot results. from let me talk you through what you can expect for the rest of this evening 21 of the news 28 member states have been voting in elections to the european parliament today as you've seen the polling stations here in germany have closed down we've had a look at the exit poll results polls in hungary close at 7 less than an hour we don't expect those figures until later this evening france's polls are close at 8 pm but will be one of these evenings most closely watched races along with spain it's also when we're expecting the 1st estimates of parliamentary seats to start coming in a vote in poland will vote until 9 last country to close down votes there is italy at 11 pm that's also when we expect the 1st e.u. wide results 7 member states have already voted that's the u.k. island the definiteness the czech republic slovakia cyprus and those results will also b

trying to give off this impression that she has got control of her cabinet, i think 42 people had left the party42 people had left the party or something like that, literally since to hold the baikal of brexit began. then you have got the strong headline from gavin williamson, "i didn't do it", swearing on his children's lives he didn't do it. didn't do it", swearing on his children's lives he didn't do itm is actually a very serious allegation against him, if he was to lick information from the national security council meeting, as defence secretary... security council meeting, as defence secretary. . . which security council meeting, as defence secretary... which is a breach of the official secrets act, it is a criminal offence, it is an presentable offence. the labour party are calling for an investigation into what happened. all the parties are, gavin williamson didn't resign, he was fired, he has replied with another letter and he is actually asking for a formal investigation, to clear his name. that is why this has backfired on theresa may. because she says there is compelling evidence. it

we've seen the rise of the far right * tentative for germany but you're also seeing the rise of left parties like the greens here in germany and across europe and what that meant is that a lot of these center parties these big tent folks for time as they called in germany like the social democrats or the conservatives are losing votes and probably also going to lose a lot of seats in the european parliament and what that's going to mean for. the european parliament is that there's going to be much more need for fractions for different acquisitions to be formed on several issues before anything can be gained on the european level. some of the european elections are gaining traction people are going on to vote are rallying for other people to go out and vote do you think it's a generational thing is the more of a movement among young people or is this happening across the entire country and no matter the age of the voters. well what we've seen and some day it w. analysis is ahead of the european election is that even though young voters make a small share of the general electorate across europ

party. the socialist, the left have assumed the party. they possess no restraint of their hateful politics. listen to what they have become. there is nothing democratic about them. >> we took an oath to protect and serve the constitution of the united states of america. and the way we do that is we begin impeachment proceedings now. [inaudible] >> i think it is also important that we stop seeing religion use as if god wants the political party. and if he did, cannot imagine it would be the one that is -- lou: they reject special counsel and the conclusions. they reject law, they reject democracy itself. >> reported to be saying it doesn't matter, the mueller case closed. case closed. as a matter of observation it does not affect the case is not closed. >> no choice but to move quickly to hold the attorney general in contempt. if he stalls or fails to negotiate in good faith. >> as members of congress we have responsibility to oversee what this white house and the administration is doing. lou: radical dem jerry nadler and his cohorts want

after last week's elections to the european parliament in which both the center right and center left parties lost seats the political climate here is changing and so too are the jobs. the biggest question is who will replace this man claudio is the president of the e.u. commission and soon to step down. and these are the frontrunners for the post they've been nominated by the political groups in the european parliament. good give me the can bring the whole strength of europe over your base german chancellor angela merkel has put her weight behind german m.e.p. manfred vega the lead candidate from the biggest block in the e.u. parliament for a strong global stage but french president emmanuel mcconnell doesn't like this lead candidate system that wants change perhaps even this woman e.u. commissioner margarita vest feebleness the young because the german government is committed to the principle of the need candidates however the parties represented in the coalition have different views as to which candidate is best suited. if everyone just stays with their preferred names because none of the

total loss of 40 seats even if he managed to form a coalition with the greens liberals and the left party c. would still fall short of a majority in parliament it is the 1st time in 40 years that the big center right and center left groups aren't able to control a majority of seats in the european parliament so some think she might come out as the winner my kate the best denmark this serving competition commissioner didn't run as an official candidate during the campaign however after her liberal alliance made strong gains she made clear that she is up for the presidency in the end it will be up to them the leaders of the member states will choose their nominee for the job and it might be somebody nobody has on the list just gets i'm joined now by the correspondent in brussels terry shellfish terry let's start with the role of a president of the european commission how significant is this child. yeah it would be hard to underestimate just how important this job and this moment is because every time the european parliament turns over as just happened over the weekend so do all of these top

have to drop to the left party things the core of the problem lies in the economic situation that few in fact out of one hundred forty four job categories only one out of seven is lacking workers the problem is the quality of the work he wages and working conditions are not attractive in the long run. despite this criticism coul wants to stay in school after his training program ends and he hopes that by then it will be easier to work legally in germany. russia has been marking the seventy four hundred first year of the soviet victory over nazi germany in world war two the main victory day celebration took place in moscow's red square as a lot of the putin joined us to make it half a million many of whom carried photos of loved ones who died all suffered during the victory day marks nazi germany surrender in the eyes in forty five in russia it's celebrated a day later than elsewhere because surrender documents were signed after midnight moscow time. in tennis world number one of the jockey riches eased into the quarterfinals of the madrid open to be to jeremy chardy in straight sets s

socialist in a big block of center right type part parties and still split broadly left right 5050 but in the in britain yesterday 1st day when the voting took place the conservative collapsed to under 10 percent this is one of the great parties of european politics that existed in different forms for 150 or more years there haven't been a result as bad as that nothing like it's you know of the commentators of thought about the worst result since 832 but the truth is there's nothing like it in history now the labor party didn't do much better they are the main opposition party and their vote share was again terribly low in the 2 together can barely muster a quarter of the electorate that's the way of looking at it so this is a remarkable change of course it's an election which takes place on the proportional representation which is not the way we do general elections so some of these voters might go back but it is a big shift in and it's a big change in british politics for sure let's focus now on the german the politics we can go to berlin and speak to at thorston benne

as president of the european commission the elections a sore center right and center left parties loose support and nationalists liberals and greens taking advantage of voter anger with the current direction of the e.u. . a group of gunmen in northern nigeria have launched an attack on 2 villages killing at least $23.00 people the killings happened in some fire est in the early hours while the victims were eating breakfast local reports say the gang had carried out raids on other villages stealing cattle and burning homes authorities don't believe the attackers motivations are political those are the top stories on al-jazeera coming out al-jazeera world follows a group of desperate young afghan refugees in iran well becoming obstacles to play in a football tournament. torch islam was not something to be on the bottom for the assault on the town for example so that was not the time not just telling us this but a lot of the boys were told to be attending a church i'm not sure what you know that. was going to use a resource which gets. them to. show you that i was like you. will be. someho

they are certainly having a difficult time in particular the democratic party that's the center left party which as i mentioned had actually won the election in 2014 they had had around 40 percent of the vote back then 5 years later they have that so as i say 21 to 24.5 percent so for them that is certainly a rather better result compared to 5 years ago and part of that. part the reason why this happened is actually because voters have punished them voters believe that they are no longer connected to their main interest connected to what they really want and many of the voters have actually gone to other parties like for example a 5 star movement that's a clear case here in italy so that explains partially why this has happened we went today here in the streets in milan and spoke to some people about these different issues and this is what they told us saw. new stuff that's in the corner of course . is doing some interesting things for me talking to my jordan to the law not trying to defend italy's rights in europe. but this is about i believe ok so to new can for instance take the battle

still the largest party but a much smaller slice. on the lefts&d, the socialist and democratic party, the centre—left grouping, a large party but with reduced seats and the key thing to notice is that they might be the two large parties, but they have lost their overall majority if the projections are correct. that will mean interesting power play going in the coming months. looking at turnout, this will be heartening to the officials in the eu, because it is nowjust over 51%, up from 42.6% in 2014. it reverses a decline over the last few decades. turnout at 51%. a good a good night a good night for a good night for right a good night for right groups a good night for right groups and a good night for right groups and populist parties across the eu, and also for the greens. here's ramzan karmali with this update. over 200 million people have cast their votes in 28 countries across their votes in 28 countries across the european union. that's a turnout of 51%, the highest in 20 years. their verdict, well, it's been a bad night for the mainstream

fragmentation big losers last night where a lot of the kind of traditional center right and center left parties true for germany true for france and also new parties doing really really well doing much better than projected and we're talking about the liberals and the greens so you for have fragmentation and this almost you know the obsession or with the narrative that the far right would hijack all the votes has not been true they're still a force but we've seen a lot of votes also in the center left of the on the left of the political spectrum . will focus on breaks it a little later because it is a slightly different dynamic but of course for we saw in the u.k. was the epitome of that the centrist party is absolutely enraging support can they recover and what do you think was behind it what is true what happened in the a was a far greater collapse of the traditional. part is if you look at the the new european parliament they'll still be a big block of sort of center left socialist in a big block of center right type part parties and still split broadly left right 5050 but in the in britain

remainers have also lost faith in the main opposition labour party because it's continually flip-flopped on brexit. in fact, some labour m.p.s have left joined a new party: change u.k. >> our politics is broken.br ain's two-party system needs to be shaken up. m thissy brexit process is thexa clearest emple of this.ng >> reporter: ce u.k. wants britain to stay in the e.u. it's a mix of defectorom the conservatives and labour. spokesman chuka umunna former leading labour member of parliament. >>hee are not seeking to set wealthy in this country against people w are not so wealthy. we are not trying to seek to set the people in this region against people in londr or in any otgion. we are not seeking to set different ethnicities, nationalities and religions against each other because we know ultimately you will not do anything but fail. >> we aren't fighting for ourselves, and, rtainly, my generation, we're fighting for the futures of our children and for our grandchildren. >> reporter: former cabinet minister anna soubry is a conservative defector to change u.k. and onef the most vocal opponents of brexit. she accuses the conservatives o

as presidents off the european commission elections so the sensorites and sense of left parties to supports the 1st trial in the us against drug makers playing for contributing to the opium crisis is underway in the state of oklahoma it's a test case to see if individual states can hold pharmaceutical companies responsible for widespread addiction the state's attorney general accuses johnson and johnson of greed which led to an oversupply of the drugs. process leaders in sudan are increasing the pressure on the military to hand over power to a civilian one administration a 2 day nationwide strike is taking place protesters hope it will force military leaders into a new round of negotiations. white house adviser jared kirshner isn't morocco trying to drum up support for the american plan on the future of palestine and israel is due to present the economic part of the plan that's a conference in bahrain next month the palestinians are calling for an arab boycotts of the events activists in argentina have resumed their battle to legalize abortion crowds of supporters rallied in the capital for

coalition the center right and center left parties have scored badly they have both lost. they have both lost votes but we see a 3rd party emerging which is the liberals at the moment so the liberal party if one includes the votes from across is likely to become the king made. in the next european parliament. the european project was created after world war 2 to ensure the rivalries between countries would never again result in conflict while these elections show that politically europe is more fragmented than ever pro e.u. parties still retain a majority suggesting that although some voters may be questioning the european union most still believe in it natasha butler al-jazeera paris or some of the most dramatic results came in the united kingdom where the traditional big 2 party suffered massive losses to reason may's ruling conservatives could only manage 5th place the worst results in their history and the opposition labor party didn't do much better it is of course inevitably or down to breakfast and a warning that lawrence lees flash report does contain flash photogra

leader's statement caused outrage amongst other parties to the left called it an assault on the freedom of expression repression of the german constitution and the freedom party said political movements need to have a dialogue with social media platforms martin told her from the left party believes maintaining relations with the youths right now is crucial. all young people are searching for how can we develop a society they way they want to participate in the decision process in the society to the movement of writers for future good out there as well on the internet like result of us is a powered off a search for or participation in society for a person to pull future and the less the political mainstream. able to create discourse that's what you really trick the emotion of the people emotionally and by the on the left a letter to your conscious the wall they will start to organize themselves the more they move. so much from different frames where they can prosecute. moving all not revelations and a documentary that exposed child sex abuse and poland's roman catholic church have sparke

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 the ring everyone is watching these european election results very closely how could it affect positioning for in the race to replace to resume a well i think anyone who has. missions to be the next leader of the conservative party and of course prime minister as well will be looking at these elections and drawing conclusions and i think the conclusions that they will be drawing are going to be worrying for anyone who has concerns about the center ground of british politics because you know what these candidates going to look at is what nigel farage has done and think that if they are going to have any hope of chlorine any of those voters they'

people they want to fill the union's top jobs monday's election results or center right and center left parties lose a 4th and populous liberals and greens taking advantage of the voter anger with the current direction of the e.u. backroom negotiations have already begun to appoint the commission's president and the other heads of the e.u. institutions in brazil at least 40 prisoners have been killed in fighting in 4 different jails the inmates were found dead in the jails in the amazonas state police say the violence broke out between rival gangs more security forces had been deployed some inmates were stabbed with sharpened toothbrushes others were strangled those are the headlines we're back with more after trust to. how many of you. have family or close friends with cancer or if you experience cancer put your hands. what about diabetes. about infertility family or close friends now i want those of you who put your hand up at least once. to put it up again for any of those questions and look around. ses the sauce truncated because i thought i knew that she was n.p.t. you. allude to always yo

parties to the left have become urban in many places. because voters those parties are so clustered in cities it makes a difference in how their votes are transformed in the seeds and ultimately, representation in the legislature and government. when we look at the united states the best way to see it may be said take data, maybe it's at the level of precinct or counties, we can see that there is a correlation between population density and votes for the democratic party that is just astounding. that correlation is been there for some time as i show in the book but it's really increased quite a bit since the 1980s. one of the other things that's interesting about it, it's a relationship that shows up at many different levels. the county level, it's very clear. but perhaps what is especially interesting is will go below the level counties, in pennsylvania or roll how, if we take the picnic level data will see that as we go from a sparse rural place to maybe a town that has a county seat you know in the courthouse and some rental housing. w

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to destroy our future of the current leader's response to cause doubt ridge amongst other parties as well the left called it assaults on the freedom of expression and repression of the german constitution and the freedom party said political movements at me really have a dialogue with social media platforms and martin daughter from the left party told us maintaining relations with the youth is crucial. all young people are searching for how can we don't build up a society they want to participate in the decision process in the society to the movement of produce for future growth on the internet like resource and others is a part of the search for or participation in society for a perfect for future the less the political mainstream. able to create discourse with witchery the trick the emotion the people emotionally and. more conscious of the ball start to organize themselves more. so much for different frames where the. revelations in a documentary that expose child sex abuse and poland's roman catholic church have sparked a wave of fighting age in the country the film was financed through a crowd

to get in the inside part of the audience there earlier i spoke to a dutch member of the green left party from the city of ny mason and i asked her why she thought that her party had prospered not only in the netherlands but also across the continent. see and what i think is that people see the results of climate change nowadays for example in the netherlands the last two years it was fairly dry nowadays now in spring it's so dry these are fallen from the trees so people are very concerned about change and then they want to vote to a party to come into action to do something about the fact. so the point here is that the. yes this conference has been about clean energy production but also how the environmentalist calls can be advanced we also heard from some speakers from outside your particularly interesting was the former governor of california who arnold schwarzenegger who basically made his point about what he felt were the excesses of multinational companies he said look if you carry on behaving like somebody on the beach with sand in your hands it will fall through your fingers leave

the elections saw center right and left parties lose support.s. >> who is next for the top job in brussels? the german chancellor angler markle arrived -- angela merkel arrived with the name of only one man on her list to replace jean-claude juncker. >> naturally, in a great coalition, i support -- but not all partners do the same. hashe 46-year-old bavarian never held a government elected office in his life, but as the leader of the european people's party, recent tradition says the job should be his. >> we know that we cannot celebrate a big victory. we are the first party and that is why we are ready to talk now. find a common understanding for the future. >> the french president, emmanuel macron, was against his german partners toys, and he is gaining support among other leaders. to turn to want names. i think we must take into account what came out of the polls. we must have decision makers who have the credibility required to be able to react. >> no party in the european parliament has an overall majority. each decision on policy, each dec