luigi di receiving 5096 of the vote. luigi di maio's party, the five star movement.coalition? —— is this. if they decide they could form a coalition? -- is this. well, this is what they have to be able to convince the other parties that they are serious they say they want to enter in the conversation. now they use the word conversation and dialogue on issues. but in fact they are still in the process of learning how to enter the kind of coalition strategy and language. but since they are learning very quickly because they have shown to be great campaigners. they had a fantastic electoral campaign so perhaps, we hope so, because we do not have any hopes at this point to have a stable majority, that they can learn how to make a coalition. first of all, they have to enter in a kind of dialogue with the other forces because they have to elect very soon the speaker of the lower house and the senate. actually, first the senate and then the lower house, in order to start the lower house, in order to start the process of the formation of a new government so the process of th

luigi di maio is the leader of the anti—establishment five star movement tipped tonight to become italy's him in naples this morning, just before he casts his vote. translation: traditional politicians have kept telling italians that everything is fine when it is not. my party's motto is to be amongst the people. but the political system here favours coalitions so his controversial party could be left out in the cold. meaning this familiar face could be kingmaker instead. naples and the south of italy will swing today's vote. silvio berlusconi campaigned here this weekend, on behalf of a right—wing coalition peppered with populists, like this rising star, anti—immigration politician, voting today in milan. so what does this rather chaotic political picture mean for italy and europe? after all, this is the eurozone‘s third largest economy. confusion — or "confusione" as it's known here — is quintessentially italian. brussels is used to it, the financial markets seem prepared for it. they believe that a coalition government will water down more extremist populists policies on offer but how

in he came just thirty one years old luigi to my old spoke for nearly an hour without notes he didn't mention immigration once the touchstone issue for a right wing looking to turn working class italians against refugees but he mocked endlessly the corruption of mainstream politics which he said made its time and international joke. oh yes we had better scolding from one side and bronzy from the other they stole the future from my generation. i can't understand how they dared to show their faces and promise to change things when they had twenty years in government and didn't do anything the whole point was about transparency the message that italy needs a totally new politics in all it's the man your five star policy that's still written on the level of bullet points and lack a lot of detail but none the less for all these people what this party represents is the basic power of outrage against the corrupts and useless political class and that's and that's a low looks like being enough for that five the biggest party there for me in this election. five-star has been on a journey no lon

the five star movement led by thirty one year old luigi demaio who was the biggest single party winner on the day it's anti corruption message resonated with voters especially you need to lease impoverished south. the biggest block of its way into a right wing alliance comprised of former prime minister silvio berlusconi's forts italia and anti immigrant in euro skeptic league that grouping is followed by luigi demaio is five star movement a result making it easy to leave largest single party the ruling democratic party led by former prime minister my to your renzi and its center left coalition trialled a distant third. despite their strong showing it's unlikely that berlusconi is conservatives or five star will achieve a majority to govern. barring any surprises with the final ballot counts the country looks headed for a hung parliament this will block the main weeks of tough negotiations to hammer out a governing coalition. now to some other stories making news around the world syrian government authorities backed by soldiers and paramilitaries and eastern ghouta have seized medical

london is the in ceo, luigi for us. -- luigi ferraris.e first question they ask you is about your strategy and what you're going to be doing? or is it concerns about what is happening politically in italy? luigi: it is first about strategy and they are try to understand what our strategy is. we are submitting a plan of five years. 5 billion euro investment in infrastructure. well. been accepted quite what we face is the fight. we would looking for more dividend return. -- we were looking for more dividend return. guy: will come back to the execution risk. aboutu give us detail this switch to cleaner energy sources? can you give us specifics on how this plan is going to work? ofgi: we are in the middle an energy transformation. give has grown quickly, to you an example, in five years time, we have had more from 700 points of injection to something close to 700,000. numbers ofreased the fields of when power plants. -- wind power plants. we have been investing in in renewables forget to fill the gap when it comes in perception -- that is why

luigi di maio was a student five years ago. another was a normal person and everything.think it is now that the president will give five star movement the mandate to form a government? they are still under a centre—right coalition but they are under the largest party in parliament. at the moment they are the first party in italian parliament so it will be difficult but this electoral law gives power to the coalitions. so the centre—right coalition is now the first coalition in italy. but there isa first coalition in italy. but there is a problem inside the centre—right coalition because there is a challenge between silvio berlusconi and matteo salvini tonight. it will be difficult to choose because otherwise if the five star movement decides it can join otherwise if the five star movement decides it canjoin other parties to have a government like the constitution says then the mandate could be given to form a new government but i think it would rather be centre—right. government but i think it would rather be centre-right. thank you very much forjoining us, we have to wa

twenty three year old luigi is one of byrne a success stories he spent years playing it burn as football club and learnt that there are alternatives to making a quick buck and drug dealing. well look. when bruno got out of jail he approached many of the kids in our neighborhood. joining a team doing something good something right had an impact on me it gave me the strength to walk away from organized crime. today luigi works at a local supermarket he plans to stay in cairo to show other young people that there are alternatives to crime and violence. stories like this give bruno strength one day he hopes his neighborhood will be known for more than just the camorra and crime. now it's world tuberculosis day on saturday and experts could have been celebrating the treatments that came close to wiping out tb at least in rich countries instead though they will be warning against the resurgence of a disease that kills around one point seven million people every year the reason is simple there are more and more strains of tb that is drug resistant in europe ukraine is one of the countries harde

today luigi works at a local supermarket he plans to stay in cairo to show other young people that there are alternatives to crime and violence. stories like this give bruno strength one day he hopes his neighborhood will be known for more than just the camorra and crime. now it's well tuberculosis day on saturday and experts could have been celebrating the treatments that came close to wiping out tb at least in rich countries instead though they will be warning against the resurgence of a disease that kills around one point seven million people every year the reason is simple there are more and more strains of tb the drug resistant in europe ukraine is one of the countries hardest hit by the resistant strains of tuberculosis and our care of correspondent nick conley sent us this report. you know. just three years ago all of claiming co barely knew anything about tuberculosis that is until a routine checkup changed her life and that we can't know how many people around us have tb many just don't know their status here. but even after our recovery the fear of reinfection is never far away

but it's five star movement, italy's newest party — led by luigi di maio — who maybe the single biggestparliament. i'm mariko oi in singapore. also in the programme: all eyes are on china's annual parliamentary session as delegates are expected to rubber stamp a proposal allowing president xijinping to rule for life. and as stars get red carpet ready ahead of the oscars, will the harvey weinstein allegations overshadow film's biggest event of the year? live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. it's 8am in singapore and io'clock in the morning here in rome where exit polls suggest no group has won a majority in the country's general election. the populist five star movement says it is the kingmaker in the new parliament and is predicted to be the largest single party in the new parliament. it says it will certainly be a pillar of the new government. the italian media are saying it's won 29% of the vote, that's nine points more than the centre—left. quite a remarkable result. the polls are just that — exit predictions. but they suggest the five—

luigi di maio's populist party has turned italian politics on its head.hat a scrum — the press are hungry for him. before the elections, luigi di maio and the five star movement were dismissed by the italian establishment as naive, populist shambles. now, he's the man and they're the party of the moment. looking like he couldn't quite believe what's just happened, the 31—year—old declared a new italian republic — of the people, for the people. five star's leaders have holed up in this rome hotel, planning their next move. but are they really ready to govern? translation: this is a revolution. italians understood they can't trust the old politicians. it's time for us to work on serious issues. but here's the dampener on those plans — five star hasn't won an absolute majority. just look at this map. italy is divided. five star support is in the south, highlighted in orange, while a group of right—wing parties dominates the north, led now by this man, another italian populist, but this time, of the anti—immigration eurosceptic kind. translation: in brussels,

they are indeed laura we're expecting luigi to my oh the thirty one year old party leader to appear here. in the next couple of hours we're not exactly sure when there was a big cheer a while ago when exit polls were put on two screens from italian television stations they are not very reliable but they were suggesting that the five star has become the largest single party will be the largest single party in parliament now we're getting a projection based on a partial or very partial count across the country. that suggests that the five star on around thirty two or thirty three percent now one of the party's main officials alexandra de batista around half an hour ago also spoke to the media saying that it was an extraordinary result he said that . it means that all the other groupings in italy will now have to deal with five star they've always positioned themselves as the anti-politics party not part of the same system which sure governments come and go and over a period of many decades if in stable government it's far from clear whether they will be in a position to be in government be

luigi di maio's populist party has turned italian politics on its head. are hungry for him. before the elections, luigi di maio and the five star movement were dismissed by the italian establishment as naive, populist shambles. now he's the man and they are the party of the moment. looking like he couldn't quite believe what's just happened, the 31 year—old declared a new italian republic — of the people, for the people. five star's leaders have holed up in this rome hotel, planning their next move. but are they really ready to govern? translation: this is a revolution. italians understood they can't trust the old politicians. it's time for us to work on serious issues. but here is the dampener on those plans — five star hasn't won an absolute majority. just look at this map. italy is divided. five star supporters in the south, highlighted in orange, while a group of right—wing parties dominates the north, led now by this man, another italian populist, but this time of the anti—immigration eurosceptic kind. translation: in brussels, some people are worrie

grillo the man who co-founded the party he's now handed over the leadership to thirty one year old luigi. he's still very influential within the party originally they were seen as outsiders very savvy on the internet but they were criticized for not having a coherent program now they have shifted somewhat towards the center ground by rowing back home you're a skeptic policies they did have like a referendum promised on the euro currency they are as you said the largest single party they were twenty eight percent in the latest polls but around ten percent ahead of them was this sense of right coalition led by the surprising comeback figure of silvio berlusconi former prime minister his party for talia and two other parties which are notable for their hard line on immigration but certain policy a topic which luigi dimaio has gone to great lengths to appear softer on because his party needs support from the right and from the left they're doing their doing very well amongst our employed young italians of which there are millions they need to win marginal seats in the south if they are to ta

a majority but let's take a look at who the main players are the leader of the five star movement luigi de mayo is the young face of the party so far topping the vote while the anti immigration league party leader matteo selvi mix up a coalition with four time prime minister berlusconi from go with lee on the people of freedom party the former pm themself is banned from holding the top job for a year or two to a fraud conviction on with preliminary results being calculated the leader of the five star movement is already celebrating success. god god god god. well from via tell you in capital artie's on this to see a truck has been following the folk for us. well it's been quite an election here in italy from the very curious and untested new election laws that was used for the first time in the selection some of the curiosities about the candidates to of course media frenzy with journalists both italian and international trying to make sense of it all well some of the media headlines we've seen have jumped the selection chaotic unpredictable disappointing even a farce and certainly expec

the man who co-founded the party but there is a new generation now running it thirty one year old luigi to my own hopes to be italy's next prime minister and he hopes he says he can do that without going into an alliance or a coalition with other parties but the new electoral system that italy has which is a mixture of proportional representation of first past the post might make that very difficult his party was the biggest single party on around twenty eight percent but they were way behind this coalition led by silvio berlusconi and his foot so it's hardly a party his partner is a well known for their hardline stance on immigration luigi demaio has made a thing of not really talking about immigration trying to reach out both to the right and to the left on the youth vote he's promised things like a guaranteed basic income of around a thousand dollars a month he also wants to raise taxes on energy companies whether or not he will stick to the line of not forming an alliance in parliament is hard to say because if as many people predict they'll be a hung parliament after sunday then he

seats in parliament for now both a short of holding a majority the leader of the five star movement luigi demand is the young face of the party so far topping the vote while the anti immigration league party's leader matteo salvini makes up a coalition with four time prime minister berlusconi from go italy and the people of freedom party the former pm himself is banned from holding the top job for a year due to a fraud conviction and with preliminary results being calculated the leader of the five star movement is already celebrating success. with most of the votes counted the question of a coalition government is the most pressing one is no party has secured a majority artes and this is it you're going to take a closer look at the preliminary results. of this election was to bring some stability and change to italy boards and these results are coming in it's becoming increasingly clear that it's anything but stability is what is going to be happening here in italy next because of course this new election more than italy had adopted encouraging parties to form called missions before the e

the five star movement led by thirty one year old luigi demaio was the biggest single party winner on the day. it's anti corruption message resonated with voters especially in the impoverished south. that. one thing is certain from these preliminary results the five star movement will be the pillar of the next legislature. and the biggest block of votes went to a right wing coalition between former prime minister silvio berlusconi's forte's a talia and the anti immigrant league. regardless of their strong showing it's unlikely that five star or the conservatives will achieve the necessary majority to govern outright reeling from rising anti immigrant sentiment in a struggling economy the ruling democratic party and its center left coalition had a core showing coming in third. barring any surprises with the final ballot counts the country looks headed for a hung parliament this will likely mean weeks of tough negotiations to hammer out a governing coalition. only for now look at some other stories making headlines today australian cardinal george pell one of the most senior officials a

in one party who hasn't been talking tough on migration the five star movement now led by the young luigi demaio who took over from betty grillo a well known figure here and internationally laurence li my colleague looks at where the party has come from and where they want to take the country. a rainy monday night in this is silly in city of palermo and they're pushing to get into the theater the mandible come to see is the leader of the five star movement what they all have in common is a desire to take back political control from people who they believe the failed them is different is not the. organization so it's made to buy from people every bear some. make appropriate to do something for itself or for the community for the parson and that's exciting for us. in he came just thirty one years old luigi demaio spoke for nearly an hour without notes he didn't mention immigration once the touchstone issue for a right wing looking to turn working class italians against refugees but he mocked endlessly the corruption of mainstream politics which he said made it's really an international joke

all eyes on the five star movement of luigi mio could he form a coalition with the far right of material salvini because if you look at the money festivals they have quite a bit in common. that might be the case i'm not saying it is impossible but i don't think it is likely because it would be politically not clever and not wise for selena to anther a coalition as a junior partner with a five star movement salvini has been one of the winners of this election and would like evil try and make the most of it so either a government which is the edge a man or a position and then maybe possibly becoming the strongest force of the italian rights in the next elections so for the five star movement has that they don't want a coalition at all they are anti establishment what if they would come together with the center left a political parties in italy i think this is more likely than the previous option they will try to build a coalition of course on their own terms but they will try and get the most of this victory and form a government and the p.d.p. as the party of democratic go as been the maj

seats in parliament for now both are short of holding a majority the leader of the five star movement luigi timmy who is the young face of the party so far topping the vote while the anti immigration league party's leader matua salvini mix up a coalition with four time prime minister berlusconi from go italy on the people of freedom party the former pm self is banned from holding the top job for a year due to a fraud conviction with prelim results being calculated the leader of the five star movement is already celebrating success. yes. well with most of the votes now are coming to the question of a coalition government is the most pressing let us know party how secured a majority or to use almost the c.e.o. churkin a spoke to me earlier about the whole goal of this election was to bring some stability and change to italy but these results are coming in it's becoming increasingly clear that it's anything but stability is what is going to be happening here in italy next because of course with this new election law that italy had adopted encouraging parties to form coalitions before the elect

form a government all eyes are now on this man thirty one year old leader of the five star movement luigi demining. it's unlikely that a new italian government will be formed without his support and he knows it. the moment we're still there where there's much damage when this result is a triumph you know we are the absolute winners of this election but the fact that we represent the entire country and the never to be points to us running the country. when there's a bubble we feel the responsibility of giving the country a government saying. responsibly that you don't go out of knowledge talia. to maya's party capitalized or it's at least poor economic situation most of the parties votes came from the high unemployment areas but they were not the only beneficiaries of a disillusioned electorate. italy is now unique in europe for having anti establishment parties presenting more than fifty percent of voters could be either way or the government they will make or should i say like many italians i believe that we made some right choices to change the old political system which is obsolete by.

skinny isn't the only politician who gets attention of the anti establishment five star movement led by luigi to my own could end up with the most votes but that may not be enough for an outright majority. not the challenger and also former prime minister is metate vincy who leads the city democratic party but he's expected to limp home in third place. from immigration to the struggling economy this election has been dogged by division and with a new election law and indecisive result likely italians may end up wondering what exactly they voted for. now to some of the other stories making news around the world syrian troops and allied militias have captured a number of villages and towns near rebel held. hundreds of people are reportedly fleeing the largest advance since the russian syrian offensive began last month to crush the last major rebel stronghold near the capital damascus. swiss voters have overwhelmingly rejected a plan to abolish their t.v. license the final count shows more than seventy one percent voting no in sunday's referendum a mandatory fee for radio and television programm

and entrenched corruption have fueled the rise of the anti establishment five star movement led by luigi to my zero. three. zero four. they always have the i think i hope the five star movement will be able to rise so that there will be a change the situation we have now is not good looking. so and so i am optimistic because i know there will be a formal solution to this suv when i am has a mistake because we are in a country where living conditions are terrible and regressive. we are like a third world country. voter anger has contributed to a surge in support for far right parties like the league which has promised to deport hundreds of thousands of migrants. it's part of the center right coalition expected to be the biggest bloc in parliament and led by silvio berlusconi he's made an extraordinary comeback after a career dogged by scandal and could now find himself in the role of kingmaker. with no posse expected to achieve a clear majority then maybe weeks of coalition wrangling ahead. but i'll get the latest from that election from our correspondent in rome and he gets and it's good

skinny isn't the only politician who gets attention the anti establishment five star movement led by luigi gemayel could end up with the most votes but that may not be enough for an outright majority of the other not the challenger and also former prime minister ismail take renzi who leads the center left democratic party but he's expected to limp home in third place. from immigration to the struggling economy this election has been dogged by division and with a new election law and indecisive result likely italians may end up wondering what exactly they voted for. when i'll get the latest from that election from our correspondent in rome. and it's good to have you with us the pollsters have been predicting a hung parliament is italy heading for political gridlock. rather a real italian drama is unfolding now because the three big blocks which will be voted into the parliament tonight block each other they are not ruling to enter into a coalition talks in any form you have the right wing populist you have to left wing populist and the social democrats and all of them would not have a major

but it's five star movement, italy's newest party — led by luigi di maio — who maybe the single biggestalso in the programme: all eyes are on china's annual parliamentary session as delegates are expected to rubber stamp a proposal allowing president xijinping to rule for life. and as stars get red carpet ready ahead of the oscars, will the harvey weinstein allegations overshadow film's biggest event of the year?

track to gain the required forty percent to form a government of the left and the rights are trailing luigi to my o's five star movement which has run on a platform of anti establishment and anti corruption french police have repelled a group of environmentalists who are protesting against plans to store nuclear waste near a town the two groups clashed in the field near the proposed site protesters are upset by plans to place nuclear waste five hundred meters below the ground police have already removed an activist camp close to the site which is east of paris but protesters remain defiant those are your top stories stay with us here in al-jazeera al-jazeera world is coming up next. there was a joke bill you're in there. in the novella about some in the middle i may get a spot in there get about that in the us most news on the populace must. sort of jam a boat over thought that i don't and i mean by bombing cheney to get a damn about. what he. bought up all the. more that make it teeth in your home and he can polish. it really play your dish can you talk back then you're not getting any goo

their front page -- "everything changes," and you see with the five-star movement, very young leader luigiemaio looking very self-satisfied, and he is sort of chasing the leader matteo salvini offstage. genie: he is taking a bit of a beating today. right. you can see on another front page, the activist is instead telling berlusconi your time is up, and now she is telling renzi your timime is up. and theang for la lega five-star movement. the real loser in this election but hisenzi himself electoral reform. this reform was supposed to event the five-star movement from getting so much ground. i put up this drawing from the he isnist, you can see putting a gun against his head, and you can see it is because he has run out of medication to calm his stomach, and he has decided it is the only way out. be on german's seem to the way the social democrats agreed with the coalition with angela merkel and her conservatives. alison:. that is right it only took about five months, but angela merkel is able to enter her fourth term. it is not a particularly triumphant photo. she is looking quite isolated

today luigi works at a local supermarket he plans to stay in to show other young people that there are alternatives to crime and violence. stories like this give bruno strength one day he hopes his neighborhood will be known for more than just the camorra and crime. stories that we're following for you. u.s. president has appointed john bolton as national security advisor replacing master bolton as an outspoken critic of the iran nuclear deal and has advocated using military force against north korea. and global markets plummet as fears of a trade war grow china says it will fight to the end this u.s. president goes ahead with a plan to put tariffs on up to sixteen billion dollars worth of imports annually from china. and leaders. have welcomed the news that the bloc will be exempt from u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum. and russia have been hot topics of the summit which wraps up today. thank you for watching we're back in just a few minutes. true carcinoid we take your ball personally. the well the fold will soon look so much on one play as a ready for this year brown falls from the

from holding office for another year over a fraud conviction the leader of the five star movement luigi de my who's just thirty one years old is so far topping the vote and with preliminary results being calculated the leader of the five star movement is also celebrating success. yes. let's cross live on a say a joke and i has been following the election for us. all of those have been counted once a atmosphere like in rome and describe what you are. you know this was an election that was meant to bring stability and clarity to italian politics but it seems to have done anything but that with of course the anti-establishment five star movement rocketing forward as well as the right wing likud nor taking quite many seats from the way things stand right now those parties of course are celebrating victories in parts in terms of the italian moods we have to say there seems to be a lot of confusion in terms of where this is going to head forward because of course nobody has been able to grasp a majority to be able to leave the way and form a government so there's going to be lots of or discus

the party leader reacting to the exit poll results which gave five star the largest number of votes luigi who is just thirty one years old says he is now ready to find coalition partners to try and form a government and weeks of deal making a lie ahead and several other parties will be seeking to form an alliance the anti immigration league party is seeking to form a center right coalition has teamed up with former prime minister silvio berlusconi who from go italy and of the people of freedom party numberless going to himself is banned from holding office for another year over a fraud conviction lead party leader matteo salvini has already put his name forward to become italy's next prime minister. so we are now under obligation to form a center right coalition we have a right and a duty to rule in the coming years one person who has already ruled himself out as former prime minister matteo renzi he quit as leader of the center left democratic party after the worst election result in over a decade of renzi also added that the party would not enter into a coalition with either the five st

before the election, luigi di maio and the five-star movement were dismissed by the italian establishment as naÏve populists. now he ishe man and they are the party of the moment. looking like he couldn't quite believe what just happened, the 31-year-old declared a new italian republic of the people, the people. five star's leaders have holed -- thisis room hotel, rome hotel, planning their next move. are they really readovern? >> this is a revolution. italians understood the couldn'o trust the olticians. katya: five star hasn't won an absolute majority. lo at this map. italy is divided. five star's support is in the south, highlighted in orange, while a group of right-wing parties dominate the north. led now by this man, another italian populist, but the some -- this t time anti-immigration eurosceptic kind. >> in brussels, some people arer d. they are wrong. ,ith italian vote the people of europe have taken a step towards liberation from rules and regulationt that bring abverty and insecurity. katya: now behind guarded doors, the political horse trading begins. it will be weeks before i

"i feel the migrant problem is huge in italy," luigi di maio told us. di maio is the candidate for the populist, anti-establishment cinque stelle, or five stars movement, which is leading in the polls. you're just 31. people say, "you can't possibly be prime minister." "the austrian chancellor is my age. the french president is 40," he said. "across europe, young energies are emerging in politics." the youngest in the vase facing his toughest fight from one of the oldest in italian politics, 81-year-old billionaire silvio berlusconi. he can't be prime minister again because of a tax fraud conviction, but is a king maker for a coalition on the right and was relishing the attention in naples today. he's pledged to deport illegal migrants who he's called a social timebomb ready to explode. berlusconi's coalition partner, matteo salvini of the far-right lega party, has taken a strong anti-migrant, anti-islam stance, that's turned laeg into a major player. supporters of a far-right fringe party took to rome's streets doing the fascist salute. while others ha

yoshi, luigi and mario. it has got to be mario. how do i look? i feel like michelin mario.s the least of my worries. i have got my foot on the brake. where is the key? john, where is the key? laughter. this is ridiculous! screams. oh, my god. screams. even though it is a sunday morning and the traffic is lighter, it takes a while to get used to driving a vehicle that feels so low and exposed. slightly vulnerable, but i think i am getting the hang of driving this car now. oh, my gosh. do you see how close i came to a taxi? we are going through the most fashionable part of tokyo and i am dressed as a fat plumber. little chance of anyone wanting to copy my outfit here in harajuku, but nintendo are reportedly unhappy with their trademark super mario dungarees and cap being used by the tours. there has been talk of legal action, but the subtle name change from mario kart to maricar and the inclusion of some other characters seems to be keeping the lawyers at bay. we are coming up to the crossing. oh, my goodness. oh, my gosh, i can't believe we are going through shibuya crossing

leader reacting to those exit results shortly after the polls closed last night and clearly ecstatic luigi's of my only thirty one years old says he is now ready to find coalition partners to try and form a government but it could be tricky as roberta tell you we have deal making lie ahead but it's thought that italy will end up with a center right governing coalition the five star movement didn't have a campaign partner but there are other groupings to consider may be the end immigration league party teamed up with four time prime minister silvio berlusconi he's back on the scene again never went away really from go italy and the people of freedom party of course he himself is banned from holding office for a while more yet for another year because of a previous fraud conviction meantime league party leader matty o. salvini trying his chances he's already put his name in the hat to be italy's next prime minister. in europe but is all we are now under obligation to form a center right coalition we have a right and a duty to rule in the coming years. other developments one person who's alread

a coalition but speaking not long ago party leader luigi the mo appears to be changing his tune. responsibly that you don't go at an early talia we feel responsible and we can give a government to sleep today coalitions haven't got the numbers to fill a government we are open to confronting all political parties starting from the guarantees and also the changes in the presidency walking across live tonight in baba for the latest from rome we've been describing this as a political deadlock in italy in the team but going by that statement by the five star movement leader do you think we're beginning to see them the start of son form of movement some form of negotiation. well i think what is clear is that everyone's being very cautious at the moment about exactly what they say given the uncertainty that's come out of those election results as lawrence was saying in his report the populist party see this as very big breakthrough and for him for more on that i'm joined by nicole i'm a genie from the italian center for electoral studies nicola tell me exactly how certain we can be that

is pro europe and pro immigrant but it's failed to engage younger voters luigi the mayor is the prime ministerial pick of the five star movement and anti establishment anti corruption party which burst on to the scene five years ago could win the most votes of any one single party but not enough to govern alone now the bomber is in rome with the latest well most political commentators here in italy or refraining from predicting with confidence who will be in government next most people think that whoever emerges as the largest party in parliament will need to reach out and form alliances with other parties other groups now there's already one coalition that's established going into the election even though they don't have a common platform but the alliance led by former prime minister silvio berlusconi one of the other parties to watch is the one that was the largest party in the latest opinion polls the five star movement but as my colleague laurence li reports they are trying to do everything they can to convince voters that they are a breath of for. a rainy monday night in this is

star movement leader reacting to the exit results shortly after the polls closed clearly ecstatic luigi who's just thirty one years old says he's now ready to find coalition partners to try and form a government. weeks of deal making lie ahead but it's thought that italy will end up with a center right governing coalition the five star movement didn't have a campaign partner their other group in the anti immigration league party teamed up with four time prime minister silvio berlusconi from go italy and the people of freedom party but it's going to himself is banned from holding office for another year over forward conviction league party leader matteo salvini has already put his name in the hat to be italy's next prime minister. we are now under obligation to form a center right coalition we have a right and a duty to rule in the coming years. while we're crossing live now to rome and other theatregoers been following the election fallout for us what are the voters saying after certainly stirring things up. well you know if you are this was a meant to be an election that was supposed t

with high hopes on their confidence seems have been vindicated the leader of the five star movement luigi de meo is the young face of the party leading the vote while the anti immigration league party's leader matteo salvini makes up a coalition with four time prime minister silvio berlusconi from go italy the people of freedom party the former prime minister himself is bar none from holding the top job for a year due to a fraud conviction and with polls now closed. results being calculated the leader of the five star movement is already celebrating success. this was. yet. you know very. well from be italian capital to syria turkey has been following the pope for us well it's been quite an election here in italy from the very curious and untested new election laws that was used for the first time in the selection of some of the curiosities about the candidates to of course media frenzy with journalists both italian and international trying to make sense of it all well some of the media headlines we've seen have jumped the selection chaotic unpredictable disappointing even a farce and cert

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