so there are going to be consequences on both sides of this point, whether it be for the liberal party or for the conservative party in the days and weeks and perhaps months to come. let's hear what aaron, no to the confederate conservative leader, had to say during his confession, speech just a short while ago. let's listen. 5 weeks ago mister crudo asked for a majority. he said the minority parliament was quote unworkable. but tonight, canadians did not give mister trudeau the majority mandate he wanted. yeah. in fact, the canadian sent him back with another minority at the cost of $600000000.00 and deeper divisions in our great country. just days ago, he said he would hold yet another election within 18 months if he didn't get his way. jodi air no tow congratulating the prime minister, but at the same time criticizing him for calling this election, which ultimately it looks like hasn't achieved much change. the conservatives were able to close the gaps on the liberals. surprisingly, i mean, this was a surprisingly tight race towards the end. how were the conservatives able to, to br

changed in terms of the feelings of providing any other of the major parties, a majority or the liberal party majority. but i think this is probably going to be more of the same in terms of governing. i think the fear was that perhaps canadians might punish the party for actually calling election during a panoramic. but it seems as though the alternative be a conservative minority or even a majority for the liberals with just something too much. the other alternative and pete being and somehow empower was probably a long shot, despite the fact that this is a popular leader up in dp. and they've done some once a new writing that they hadn't done before. but still all the knowledge there is probably faith in the current government and people want the government to continue . i think kids have gone to get to know the conservative party a little better. certainly though, that you don't campaign continue to focus on the potential of the tool government that they came into power would perhaps, you know, slow does that seem, you know, started getting the vaccine out to more people because the tool d

canada's flat, bottom entry elections and media as reporting that prime minister just into the liberal party. well form the next government. but it's too early to say whether he's won a majority the post coast just a short time ago in this not parliamentary election. it's a close race between judo and conservative aaron, or tool to the hoping to consolidate his leadership with the majority. but he's been heavily criticized for calling an early election during the current of ours pandemic. that's bringing jody vance who's in montreal for his. so judy, talk us through the early projections, the prime minister expected to hold onto his job. but how is it looking overall for his body? well, it's really interesting all the canadian media here have called a minority government for just internet. just internet will be the prime minister of canada, once again. certainly a roller coaster since august, the 15th, when the staff election was called lots of criticism over doing so in a global pandemic cove, in 1904th wave hitting canada and even escalating in some parts of canada over the course of these

it was called by mr trudeau in the hope that his liberal party could win enough of a majority to governlone, unencumbered by the constraints of a coalition. samira hussain is live for us in montreal. he is not getting the majority he wanted? he is not getting the ma'ority he wantedvfi he is not getting the ma'ority he wehheenfi he is not getting the ma'ority he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if he wanted? no, he is not, but look. if you— he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if you look— he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if you look at _ he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if you look at the - he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if you look at the way . look, if you look at the way some of the poles were looking, towards the end of the selection campaign, he was neck and neck with his main challenger, and there were some worries that in fact mr trudeau was not going to keep his position as prime minister. so thatis position as prime minister. so that is still the case. does remain prime minister, but he is going to be governing with another minority government, and many canadians are go

they'll also progressive together with the liberal party faces to slow down. not so fast, not understanding of what leadership is you know, herald. one of the things i liked about the german election is how people coined these words for potential coalition. so i'm gonna read off a few of the traffic white coalition. the grand coalition, the can you coalition, the jamaica coalition, there actually a few other ones with colors here. what's this going to look like over the next few weeks, maybe months here? what is going to be the, the bones of contention? what's going to be the deal breaker for a coalition to come into existence, go ahead. harold and princeton will indeed say the parties all have colors that are associated with them. and so it's easy to refer to the possible coalitions by the name of national facts that happened to be in the color. so, as a germany coalition, for instance, says black red gold or black red yellow is black for the christian democrats. read for the social democrats, yellow for the liberals, and fundamentally point i think it is rat

local media is projecting a victory forjustin trudeau's governing liberal party.ns to ease tough air travel restrictions imposed 18 months ago in an effort to control the covid pandemic. a bbc investigation has found the uk's ministry of defence compromised the safety of afghan interpreters, because of a serious data breach following the withdawal of western forces from afghanistan. more than 250 people who are seeking relocation to the uk were mistakenly copied in to an email asking for an update on their situation. the uk defence secretary will launch an urgent investigation into the bearch, describing it as "unacceptable". here is a statistic which lays bare the realities of life in afghanistan: for every 100 people there, only seven will have enough to eat today. and fears are growing that the country will soon be overwhelmed by a humanitarian crisis. the bbc�*sjeremy bowen in is kabul, and he sent this report on conditions there. the struggle to live, to eat, to survive did not end when the shooting stopped. at first light, hundreds of building workers lookin

the king makers are going to be the smaller parties, the green parties, liberals like that. i mean, is this where the continuity and change meet. go ahead and frankfurt. well, 1st of all, to clarify what i meant in my 1st tape, and i never said the euro. i said that she never presented the station where she wants europe to guide. and if we compare this with science was most likely the next chancellor said when we formed the next generation, you hope that makes recovery package. he called madison moment that the european union was finally something like a union, as a stabilizing macroeconomic specter to make some money to union more robust economy crisis. so that might be something that we will see happening in a lot of the specially the next receiving countries waiting for such know that germany is not taking responsibility. be more away from what used to be the old song of therapies. we have to keep our budget in order when it comes to. he's also not so much about therapies. p e a rather wants to push germany to invest in on an annual basis to find the needs are coming year

by ministers just seems codo is hoping to consolidate his leadership for the majority for his liberal party, but he's facing stiff opposition in an unexpectedly close race. russia's ruling party the backs the kremlin, its own course to retain its super majority in parliament with the most votes come to it, but it's lost some support compared to the previous election. opposition says fraud was widespread decades of water and i've got to stand have left large parts of the country littered with unexploded munitions that taken a devastating tolan civilians. many of them children were the country under taliban control. experts can now clear areas that were previously inaccessible. so i'll start the reports from more doc problems. 8 year old marty was playing with his friends when the explosion happened. the blast blew off part of his leg. he joined other children in his village at a talk organized by a local organization about the dangers of unexploded munitions left by decades of war. marty is not the only injured child here. the same blast on the outskirts of the village ripped through 12 year

interesting just this room is very indicative of cobra. 1900 election typically here at the federal liberal party headquarters for election night. it would have supporters signs and celebration anticipation, and there is no one, but that podium will have federal, liberal leader jumped into added at some point either for an acceptance speech, a concession speech, or we will wait for balance to be counted because the interesting piece in a covert 19 election call, or male and ballots, or advanced pulling 7000000 canadians voted prior to today today's election day 20000000 more are eligible to vote today. lots of votes to be counted. and as you mentioned, the polls will close from east to west, across the time zones in canada, and we'll get an idea of how things are unfolding. certainly on august 15th, when justin pseudo called this now collection, he was expecting maybe a smooth path to a majority. that does not appear to be in the cards, at least according to the poll. the polls have both adjusted, you know, and a conservative leader era. no tool, literally deadlocks. so it will be interesting. th

there is explicit interest by the green party, by the liberal party, to have talks about this topic withhe social democratic party. which is right, it is ahead of us. with the cdu, we will see how far we can get on with this process. >> how reliable and stable is roomy while this process continues? -- how stable is germany while this process continues? -- >> germany is a stable democracy. after 16 years as angela merkel as a chancellor and the cdu as the leading party of the government, if there was a change in government it would be something that is natural. in a democracy. it would prove the vitality of our democracy. if the cdu were to continue in government with a new coalition partners, it would be an entirely positive democratic process. germany enjoys 80% consensus on foreign policy. we are pro-european, we are in favor of the transatlantic committee and partnership. we have a high consensus on the fundamentals of our foreign policy. there have evolved some major differences. particularly between the -- party without any doubt, turned to the left wing of foreign-policy at a secur

there's not much question about how members of the liberal party will vote, but conservatives may not want to go over and election right away. they may choose to work with the government initially, particularly on big items of national interest. but the smaller parties are also in the mix. a social democratic party, the green party which is quite small. a quebec first party that runs canada's only in quebec. and a new party pulling around 5% or 6%. their support is a bit scattered across the country, and it is not here they will win any seats, although their percentage of voters may look significant. it is a first pass the post single to strict mandate, much like the u.s. house of representatives, so if it is not a concentrated vote, you may not have anything. host: let's talk to joe, i republican. caller: i'm hoping canada and the united states would join as one nation. i am really hoping so. i think that would save a lot of money on the u.s. side, from pharmaceuticals and things like that, and it would probably save canada on food. they buy a lot of food from the united states. host

which means it will have to form a coalition government with other liberal parties like the 2nd place, authenticity and modernity party. both these political forces are seen to be close to the royal palace and morocco, where the king still retains the vast majority of power. but the biggest headline of thursdays results is the resulting defeat suffered by the justice and development party, which had won the last 2 elections in 20112015. the p j. d. so it's parliamentary should diminish from $125.00 seats to a me or 12 with its leader, american prime minister, cited denot, money failing to be elected within hours of the results of the money. and the entire leadership of the party announced their resignations. so that the general secretariat takes full responsibility for the party failure. and based on this, the entire secretariat headed and led by sod, a dean of the money announced their resignation. effective immediately when these volt was the 1st time and you look for law was implemented from the outset, the estimates party had complained that the law was unfair, claiming it was onl

you have _ liberal party seems to be bonkers. you have so— liberal party seems to be bonkers. ally every single issue we could mention and in front of this open _ could mention and in front of this open goal— could mention and in front of this open goal keir starmer is notjust missing _ open goal keir starmer is notjust missing the ball he is not even getting the ball. so he has masses to do— getting the ball. so he has masses to do to _ getting the ball. so he has masses to do to try and wrestle the initiative _ to do to try and wrestle the initiative back to labour. goodness me, initiative back to labour. goodness me. there — initiative back to labour. goodness me, there are lots and lots of people furious with this government who would _ people furious with this government who would welcome a competent, well—organised opposition that they could vote for. goodness me, keir starmer, — could vote for. goodness me, keir starmer, step up, provide that people — starmer, step up, provide that people will flood to you. angela merkel, people will flood to you. angela merkel. the _ pe

is, who can be the majority of this together, the incident, the most likely then he needs the liberal party to form a majority called the coalition. the other option is from my point of view a. ready bit less preferably, but it would be a social, democratic, corrective, and green coalition. most likely these 2 parties not achieve. ready majority, so the need somebody and the somebody can either be the common from a communist party of the link or the list, fatty or it could also be the liberal is if the neighbors are willing to participate in such a the green red coalition, i guess not because many voters who usually would have given the christian democrats that would but to against the traditional portraits of mac and most likely, or should they ask if they give? no, they will give today many voters instead of the christian democrats, they would give them to the liberal and then the liberal party that tons of a and from the coalition with the mean and the red and the social democrats. of course the kind of falsification of the what the board to set expected. so you cut a long story short. m

tax, low- liberal left party, small tax, low spending. — liberal left party, small tax, low spending be a difficult — spending, so that would be a difficult combination, - spending, so that would be a difficult combination, not i difficult combination, not impossible _ difficult combination, not impossible but _ difficult combination, not impossible but difficult, i difficult combination, not i impossible but difficult, so definitely— impossible but difficult, so definitely looking - impossible but difficult, so definitely looking at - impossible but difficult, so definitely looking at quite. impossible but difficult, so - definitely looking at quite tricky coalition— definitely looking at quite tricky coalition negotiations _ definitely looking at quite tricky coalition negotiations over- definitely looking at quite tricky coalition negotiations over the. definitely looking at quite tricky- coalition negotiations over the next few weeks— coalition negotiations over the next few weeks if— coalition negotiations over the next few weeks if not _ coalition negotiations over the next few

parties of the big coalition that were in charge in the last eight years and the green and the liberal party are the ones that want to change something to modern germany and that have really an agenda to bring the country forward and the status quo parties, cdu and spd, they have a different mindset. so it makes absolute sense that the liberals and the green party talk to each other >> which policies are you prepared to drop to be in coalition government would it be those on taxation? >> well, i can't, you know, have those kind of discussions now on television one day after the election but, of course, if you build coalitions, you have to move towards others and the liberals have to do that as well. we made the strongest result party ever made besides cdu and spd in national elections. so we come with a strong power to the table and our goals in fighting climate change, in defending democrats, those are top goals, and fighting for social equality, those are the things that we have to bring to the coalition table and i think we are strong in those debates. >> it's been a pleasure catching up

the 2 leading parties clearly are the liberal party, the conservative party, but then the in d p, the new democrat party. well, they have enough to be influential. they're, they're way ahead of the next party, which is a block cubic law, which probably won't be considered here. but i want to ask melissa, do you see perhaps the n d p coming in? as i think in 2001, 900 had this kind of role as perhaps being the king makers in the situation. yeah. and, you know, there's, there's a lot of anger towards the liberals for, you know, they divided indian affairs as it's called into 2 separate bureaucracies and enter 3 tons of money at best. and it sounds good and we love that show. but all the press conferences where the, all the money's announced, but the reality on the ground is nobody's seeing results for that such little results. the amount of money being spent versus the results being seen. i think canadians are frustrated. i think i know indigenous people are frustrated. where's the results and what's your plan? why would we give you a 30 when you haven't been able to make any headway ju

but this time around, it seems that with the liberal party is getting the bigger share between the 2 or 3 for the 1st place. second them 3rd place parties. but they will be able to come to some sort of an agreement with the priority being look, looking at the country's economy. i'm trying to fix it off the damage that co, with on the coast to jamal. thank you very much. jamal and child live in robotics. let's discuss this further now. with mom i thought to who's a professor of political science at the international university of boston. he's joining us via skype. thank you for being with us. how do you explain this humiliating defeat for the p g? well, 1st of all, i must say that moroccans went in for a major surprise or to major surprise member one, the crushing defeat of the busy d, the london touring power for almost 10 years now. and the 2nd thing is the liberals coming into force to form the government. the, everybody believes that the longest will come back for another term to power. and they were preparing themselves for that said actually he, that the defeat was surprised and

how much of a struggle has this been for the liberal party of justin trudeau?fish certainly more than he had expected, we imagine, after the snap election was called on august 15, amid the fourth wave of covid-19. it has proven to be quite unpopular with many voters, at least that is what the polls are showing. the hope was to win a majority for the federal liberal leader, who will be on stage on the podium this evening, either to make an acceptance speech or concession speech, or to wait for the ballots to be counted late to the night. we are unsure how the mail-in ballots could impact the count. it is not a popular vote, it is first past the post. so various ridings are key. we will be updating as the night goes on. certainly, there is a strong media here, very much expecting that we will be working late into the night. polls right now are projecting a liberal majority, which is what the labor leader had when he called the election on august 15. this is typically a very busy room on election night, typically filled with lots of people who are excited. but in

parties in give them a chance to get into parliament. in fact, none of them has succeeded. paula will be dominated by these 2 liberal type parties plus the center right, is stick all possible burnett. thank you very much for that. let's get further analysis on this now and speak to her. find out we'd, who's the professor of political science at mom, it's 6 university. we're in robot. he joined us from there. how do you explain this humiliating defeat for the justice and development parties? well, actually the 1st explanation is that the busy government or the government led by the time his party didn't deliver due to social and economy and dependent maker crisis. secondly, because it didn't fit with a rhetoric, it didn't say anything above the normalization with his writing about the education for so there were a lot of contradictions. so this is why it, as it had been said, a banishment vote more than the election of the vote for deliberate parties. i say that there is another element that explains explain the defeat of the original context. political islam is in repeating the region and this has an impact on morocco. so let's say that

party to success in next month general election . but that's why i want to firmly show a reborn, liberal democratic party to the japanese citizens and urge them to support us from today. i will then with all my energy, gets straight to work. party members around the country and members of parliament, please work with me. a 1st round vote had failed to produce a majority winner and 2 female contenders dropped out of the race in a run off. he should have faced taro, co note, and outspoken minister in charge of japan's cove at 19 vaccine rollout had been ahead in opinion polls, but widely regarded as a safe pair of hands. kesha had the support of lawmakers and beat his rival by 257 votes. 270. analysts say case, she does rise to the premise ship is unlikely to affect defense and international relations. he supports close ties with western democracies to counter china's growing influence in the region on the economy. kisha has pledged to spend big on the stimulus package and emphasized the need to distribute more wealth to households. but 1st, he faces a difficult challenge, a general election that has to be held by november. what i exp

so when you make up for morocco is parliaments where the liberal party is now occupying the majority of seats, voters seem to have punished the former prime minister for his parties. failure in improving living conditions. will a new government be able to deliver the economic reform and change so many people have been asking for and he's not even possible in a system where all power ultimately lies with the king. dramatic, i'll show you and i'll just rub off. the search is still on for 6, palestinian prisoners who escaped from a high security facility in israel on monday. escape is resulted in a crack down inside the prisons from these railways, which in turn her spark mass protests from the inmates. harry faucet has more from the occupied westbank, 5 fighters dancing flames at ram on prison in southern israel. similar scenes in another nearby jail, palestinian prisoners pushing back against a widespread crackdown. the immediate cause, the escape on monday of 6 prisoners from gilbert, one of israel's highest security jails is ready, prison service says its actions, limiting movement,

so on, you may come from a record parliaments where the liberal party is now occupying the majority of seats voters seem to have punished. the former prime minister for his party is failure. in improving living conditions. will a new government be able to deliver the economic reform and change so many people have been asking for, and he's not even possible in a system where all power ultimately lies with the king jamal i show you, i'll just rub off the let's bring in august lashing hot out as a former minister of tourism and a political analyst. just brohannon is a columnist at morocco, world news, and our 3rd guest mohammed, our show me is a senior research fellow at the center studies and research in social science. welcome to all mohammed. if i can start with you i, we gone back to before the arab spring with moroccan politics. certainly this justice and development party, how to last all is nearly seats. i think the best way to describe what happens is, i think it's a situation that are part of the circle situation. i would like to describe it as kind of an expected surprise. it wa

the media is reporting that prime minister just into the liberal party is expected to win, but will fall short of a majority. jody vance has moved from one trail. at this moment, the projection is a liberal minority government. it looks very similar to what justin trudeau had prior to calling this election on august the 15th of 36 days since then, have been quite the rollercoaster very and traditional is this election cycle currently. obviously during covered 19 and traditional is this the celebratory room, the mt table, the empty chairs. the podium, however, will have prime minister justin trudeau and the leader of canada. the conservative party. aaron o, 2 has just conceded defeat in election, canadians get left. in other news, the us says it's relaxing and 18 months travel ban allowing fully vaccinated for visitors into the country from november. they'll have to show proof of vaccination before boarding flights, as well as a negative cove in 1900 test. but they won't need to corn teen on a rival. asian markets have been just re over, concerns about the possible collapse of a chinese p

his liberal party is likely to win 155 seats. the opposition party is expected to win 119.

they're not over 30% and that means they need to work with some of the smaller parties, including the free-market liberalse f.d.p. and the greens. let's hearrom the co-leader of the green party. >> it has become clear that the s.p.d. is in the lead. we have the precipitational official result. that naturally means that talks with the s.p.d. and the f.p.d. be take possess dense. ros: in many ways the greens and the social democrats go together fairly well. not sure you can say that of the f.d.p. the greens address extremes change and the f.d.p. is far more convinced be i more spending, lending andere's their leader. >> we havdecided we want to start talks with the greens. theiggest policy differences are between the f.d.p. and the greens and that's why it makes sense to try and find common ground. ros: this is political poker with very high stakes. of course, whichever coalition emerges will be in charge of one of the most powerful and wealthy countries in the world. here's my colleague. reporter: elections have happened but the germany system means there's always going to be a coaliti government. these pa

they're not over 30% and that means they need to workith some of the smaller parties, including the free-market liberalse f.d.p. and the greens. let's hear from the co-leader of the green party. >> it has become clear that the s.p.d. is in the lead. we have the precipitational official result. that naturally means that talks with the s.p.d. d the f.p.d. be take possess dense. ros: in many ways the greens and the social democrats go together fairly well. not sure you can say that of the f.d.p. the greens addre extremes change and the f.d.p. is far more convinced be i more spending, lending and here's their leader. >> we have decided we want to start talks with the greens. the biggest policy differences are between the f.d.p. and the greens and that's why it makes sense to try and find common ground. ros: this is political poker with very high stakes. of course, whichever coalition emerges will be in charge of one of the most powerful and wealthy countries in e world. here's my colleague. reporter: elections have happened but the germany system means there's always going to be a coalition government. thes

and if the leadership of the liberal party doesn't want to listen to what the members are saying, this will affect the they're like, you know, percentage of winning the next general election. so they have to reflect what the labor party members are saying. if they don't do this, it will be very difficult for the liberal party to be back in the power. i see in the debate that took place about the motion. it was criticized and i court here to being to shall see to angry and to one sided. and it's been suggested that rhetoric like that hinders rather than help for the peace process. what would you say to those comments? yes. so the, these process has been there before i was born since 1960 seventy's and eighty's. and what we see that a lot of the peace process is right. you continue taking the palestinian lab, then there's right in the settlements. they take the palestinian lab and coach in the u. k. and europe in america, in china, and everywhere. so this will not stop the p s because the piece will start when that's reading. is it that amount? stop trading in the word, then they will st

prime minister, just intruder who's hoping to consolidate his leadership with the majority for his liberal party. but he has been criticized for calling an early election during the pandemic. and let's cross live to jedi bounce, who's in montreal and jody's just been 36 days a campaign in very short. how's turn up being on election day and easily this might go awry for just intruder might well, today is the crescendo voting day. we are at an elementary school in montreal where that's pulling station has been very busy. the lineup has been in effect pretty much since about 30 minutes before the doors opened. social distancing in effect, math pulled up over nose and mouth. certainly covered 19 a pandemic election being called by just introduce on august 15th, that 36 day window, you mentioned the shortest campaign window legally and candidate to hold. just ensure joe must have thought when he called the selection that it might be an easy road to a majority that has proven to not be the case. with the pushback from his opponents, you mentioned the conservative leader or no tool who would cast as va

zones. 5 minutes suggesting scotto is hoping to consolidate his leadership with a majority for his liberal party. but he's been criticized. recalling an early election during the pandemic and pseudo is facing state of position in an unexpectedly close race. were let's cross life to jodi vance. who's in montreal, forrest, jody. the conservative leader. i don't know to had said that this was today's decision to get people to the polls during a public health crisis was a vanity project. how are people reacting to this? what's the turn like i guess we're going to find that out today as polls have indeed opened in the maritime provinces of canada. here in montreal were just minutes away from this pulling station at an elementary school in montreal to open. and then we will see whether the posters are right and there might be some voter apathy. some concerns, obviously, about the global pandemic, worried about cope at 19, in the impacts of voting in a pandemic. or if canadians are, in fact, really rallying to vote around, as you mentioned frustration over just into those want for the snap election ele

prime minister just intruders, hoping to consolidate his leadership with the majority for his liberal party. but he's faced criticism for calling an early election during the pandemic. he's placing a stiff challenge from conservative every now to and what turned out to be an unexpectedly close race with jody violence joins us live now from montreal in connect, jody. so some early results are coming in already. tell us about those. when can we expect any kind of final numbers? well, that is a very good question that question that has been asked to time. and again, in this room full of media, you can hear the that buzz around the room that's covered cautious room, a maximum. 250 people allowed in this headquarters. typically around this time he would see liberal support or standing with signs and bringing up the mood in the room. but as these preliminary results start to roll and we, we start to near what could be the tipping point. that gives us some clue as to what we might expect we are hearing from behind the scenes here at liberal election headquarters, if you will, in montreal, that the

prime minister just intruders is hoping to consolidate his leadership, but the majority of his liberal party, the facing stiff opposition from conservative era, no tool in unexcited weekly space process pro criminal running policy is on cost to retain is 2 thirds majority in parliament with most of the votes counted lost some support compared to the previous election. the opposition says fraud was widespread moods. criminal critics were barred running after a year of crackdowns. but smith is more from it was widely predicted, the united russia would hold its super majority the election commission, the head of electric emission has been speaking. and she says that these elections, i've been more open and more fire than any other elections i've had in the last years in russia. this will come as a surprise to the opposition, many opposition groups and an independent polling observing group who saw lots of evidence of balance being stuff ballot boxes being left on attended overnight. the elections were held over 3 days. unusually, this is because of time make them cove, it's safe. so there was n

how much of a struggle has this election been for the liberal party of john intruder? certainly more than he had expected. we imagine after the snap election, as you mentioned, was called on august the 15th mid. the 4th wave of this covered 19 pandemic. it is proven to be quite unpopular with many voters, at least that's what the polls are showing at. the hope of course was to win a majority here for the federal liberal leader. just introduce who will be on the stage at that podium at some point this evening either to make an acceptance speech or a concession speech or with the rest of us. perhaps wait for balance to be counted late into the night. we are unsure of what male in ballot might impact the counts in our federal election here in canada, it is not a popular vote, it is 1st past the post. so various writings are key here. so it'll be a very interesting evening as the polls close across the country from east to west and, and we'll be updating as the night goes on. but certainly the media gathered here. there is a throng of media here, very much expecting that w

sure enough, ski is the leader of brushes, the liberal democratic party, but probably the only liberal thing about him is how care free he is articulating his opinions on the 2014 unrest in ukraine. for instance, your boy president, is there any president of a neighboring country would have given for my cranium president yanna cove h. a for hanks to arrest all the protest in the streets of the countries? for sure. yet, a coven! i wouldn't be back by the army. he was commander in chief, but he is sneaking a croak. and that is one of the moderate stances, injury, and off ski's book despite russia being internationally bashed for daring to have an independent foreign policy. this man believes that the kremlin is not hard line enough will be valued. but last to see the russian ambassador was killed in turkey . if they did happened at time here, imperial or soviet russia, turkey would have been level to the ground. if we have acted in this manner, armenia that syria would have got that territory back from turkey. it would have been legitimate. he essentially declared war against us, but we

now let's take you live to montreal and the liberal party's election night headquarters.e hoping to go live to that he does. of course he has not got the majority government he was seeking when he called a snap election two years earlier than expected and so many are questioning his thinking on calling for a snap election at this time in the midst of a global pandemic among many are wondering whether it was worth the money and the energy. that was a lot of the criticism that was a lot of the criticism that was coming his way during the election campaign. however, he is still in government but it is still in government but it is not the majority he was seeking. thank you so much for your company, have a good day and we will see you soon. hello there. for central and southern parts of the uk this week, it's not going to be looking that bad at all. with high pressure always nearby, it'll be dry, quite warm with plenty of sunshine. but we'll start to see some changes from wednesday onwards across the north of the uk, more especially for scotland, where it will turn windier wi