too many in madrid. madrid resident rafa estafania reports. look at this!ctric scooters, bicycle sharing, everybody seems to be sharing means of transport now in madrid. nobody seems to use their own bikes, their own scooters any more. we've got here the electric bikes, they are being charged at the moment, and over there, a line full of electric scooters. they are everywhere. it seems that everybody in madrid is using them to move around. and they are just part of the story. faced with some of the worst pollution in europe, city officials hope to reduce it by 40% by taking the most polluting vehicles off the road in a plan they call madrid central. meanwhile, on all the roads once created to adapt the city around the new automobiles of the time, new spaces are being created for pedestrians. gran via is the newest street from the beginning of the 20th century. tour guide pedro agreed to show me around. it's fantastic because, as a guide, i can see you from this point of view, from this place for the first time since the renovation. i've never been able to l

too many in madrid. madrid resident rafa estafania reports. look at this!sharing, everybody seems to be sharing means of transport now in madrid. nobody seems to use their own bikes, their own scooters any more. we've got here the electric bikes, they are being charged at the moment, and over there, a line full of electric scooters. they are everywhere. it seems that everybody in madrid is using them to move around. and they are just part of the story. faced with some of the worst pollution in europe, city officials hope to reduce it by 40% by taking the most polluting vehicles off the road in a plan they call madrid central. meanwhile, on all the roads once created to adapt the city around the new automobiles of the time, new spaces are being created for pedestrians. gran via is the newest street from the beginning of the 20th century. tour guide pedro agreed to show me around. it's fantastic because, as a guide, i can see you from this point of view, from this place for the first time since the renovation. i've never been able to look at this building fro

madrid: i'm sorry. mr. villaraigosa: when i decided to run, i was speaker of the assembly, but nobody really knew who that was. like today. most people do not know who speaker pro tem is because of the nature and the way we cover politics, which is a shame. only about 9% of people knew me. about 3% would vote for me. the main candidate i was running against, 77% of the people knew him. about 46% were willing to vote for him on that day. a year and a half later, i beat him in the primary. he had never lost an election. his father had never lost an election. had been elected since the 1940's. his uncle was elected in the 30's. that name was an integrated name here in the state. i remember hearing from latinos, even that not just others, saying, how are you going to get elected? latinos were only about 22% of the vote, they don't vote, we all know that. that was true then, as well. they don't vote in the numbers that everybody else does, how are you going to get elected? because i am everybody's mayor. as i sa

too many in madrid. madrid resident rafa estafania reports. look at this!rs, bicycle sharing, everybody seems to be sharing means of transport now in madrid. nobody seems to use their own bikes, their own scooters any more. we've got here the electric bikes, they are being charged at the moment, and over there, a line full of electric scooters. they are everywhere. it seems that everybody in madrid is using them to move around. and they are just part of the story. faced with some of the worst pollution in europe, city officials hope to reduce it by 40% by taking the most polluting vehicles off the road in a plan they call madrid central. meanwhile, on all the roads once created to adapt the city around the new automobiles of the time, new spaces are being created for pedestrians. gran via is the newest street from the beginning of the 20th century. tour guide pedro agreed to show me around. it's fantastic because, as a guide, i can see you from this point of view, from this place for the first time since the renovation. i've never been able to look at this

where now northwest of madrid at the via de lost. its name means valley of the fall and the site contains the remains of many civil war victims from both sides the dictator francisco franco is also buried here the memorial often attracts right wing demonstrators. was. historian and activist antonio gomez wants spain to deal openly and honestly with its divisive and violent past gomez supports the recent decision by the spanish government to move franco's grave to another location. he says this memorial should honor only the victims of the spanish civil war. this is the famous or infamous they lost the evils i'm going to feel that it has the tallest cross in the christian world at about one hundred fifty meters as the basilica was carved into the rock face almost little by little franco is buried here but this is also the biggest mass grave in spain. about thirty three thousand civil war victims are interred here supporters of the republic were buried anonymously in missions in the basilica the mushrooming franco claimed that this is

too many in madrid. madrid resident rafa estafania reports. look at this!we've got here the electric bikes, they are being charged at the moment, and over there, a line full of electric scooters. they are everywhere. it seems that everybody in madrid is using them to move around. and they are just part of the story. faced with some of the worst pollution in europe, city officials hope to reduce it by 40% by taking the most polluting vehicles off the road in a plan they call madrid central. meanwhile, on all the roads once created to adapt the city around the new automobiles of the time, new spaces are being created for pedestrians. gran via is the newest street from the beginning of the 20th century. tour guide pedro agreed to show me around. it's fantastic because, as a guide, i can see you from this point of view, from this place for the first time since the renovation. i've never been able to look at this building from this angle. this is because all this is new, right? it was full of traffic going around and it was almost impossible. now it is a new spa

in spain, real madrid suffered their first loss under zinedine zidane since his return to los blancosal lost 2—1 at valencia leaving them third, 13 points behind leaders barcelona and five behind second placed atletico madrid. elsewhere there were winds for athletic bilbao and eibar while huesca and celta vigo remain in the bottom three after a 3—3 draw. bayern munich are through to the semi—finals of the german cup. they remain on course to wind the title for a record—extending 19th time — but they left it late to beat second division side heidenheim in a nine—goal thriller. and they played most of the match with only ten men. colm harrison reports... wound the corner was headed in by leon after just 12 wound the corner was headed in by leon afterjust 12 minutes, a routine win for the champions by their second division opponents looked on the cards. yet, three

a majority and the far right will enter parliament for the first time in decades we'll go live to madrid. also on the show torrential rains and flooding strike mozambique just days after cycling in canada as the floodwaters claiming more lives of many areas are cut off from rescuers and much needed aid more trench will downpours are forecast for the coming days. plus countries around the world are shelling out more money on weapons a new report reveals what's driving global military spending to its highest level in decades. i'm max foster thanks for joining us we begin in spain where the ruling socialists have won the most votes in the country's third general election in four years but prime minister pedro sanchez will have to look to other parties to help to form a coalition government the socialist won twenty nine percent of the vote far short of a parliamentary majority sanchez has. when addressing supporters outside the socialist headquarters in madrid saying their electoral success sends out a clear message that social democratic parties in europe have a future. social democracy has

from madrid. they were in the race but there's no certainty of forming a government yet the socialists triumphant in their win by locking and outright majority. of the spaniards have sent many messages today we have sent a message of what we do not want we did not want to go back we want to country to look forward into the future we have also sent a message to europe and the world that we have won and rejected all thor tarion ism . the as they may be but now they have a duty to form a coalition one possibility the left wing. anti austerity together we can party its leader less yes has already said that he is willing to support the socialists as they say on your listeners unison is fine for several years elections in spain have not been about winning but about convincing people about making up the numbers that we are an essential political force for the formation of a left wing government. but the numbers still do not add up to a majority they would need support from regional parties in particular

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madrid. is that. the horse trading begins right now the business of coalition building. absolutely and it really is a new era in spanish politics aged know what it looks like they may be forming a coalition or talking at least to the parties. there most which is the left wing party and also possibly independents and bass parties on the question when it comes to that of course in a coalition one that won't have many more seats in terms of a large comfortable majority this is something that you know they will tell you will be a very fractured government if he manages the mess by the sanchez manages to form a government at all. then of course if you do have those parts you then what kind of demands are they going to make because for example the e.r.c. which is the independent party won fifteen seats last night well its leader is currently on trial here in madrid along with others he's the main defendant because of that illegal against the constitution referendum that was held in two thousand and seventeen so there are many challenges ahead but i think first and foremost we'

they lined up ballots in hand ready to cast their votes at this packed polling station in madrid calm but there is anticipation in the air and indecision even at the last moment i would say i have struggled because in the end all parties met show thinking in some ways but the politicians fail you a bit i mean others maybe more sure even in a multi party field i've been certain of how to vote for years now i've always voted the same but i think what's happening now the change of politicians it's a good thing and it can shake things up to help spain spain's acting prime minister better sunshine cost his bout earlier in the day he has been leading in the polls but that's no indication of victory there are at least four other contenders in this race a tough competition that has been seen at any time this is already proving to be a highly significant election showing the second highest turnout since the end of the franco dictatorship sign perhaps that people here are highly motivated. the main spoiler in this unpredictable election vox capitalizing on the populist wave spreading through eu

our europe editor katya adler is in madrid.niards today were on a mission, crowding into polling stations. for them, this is no run—of—the—mill general election. with politics here polarised, today's vote, some here told us, was a fight for spain's soul. i'm nervous, because i want the people i support to win, but at the same time i'm kind of excited. translation: there is so much at stake in spain today, the unity of spain, the integrity of spain, the identity of spain. spain has suffered something of an identity crisis, triggered by the push for catalan independence. sales in spanish flags have shot up here over the last couple of years. now, for the first time since the death of spain's 20th military dictator, francisco franco, a far—right party has won seats — a sizeable chunk of them, it seems — in the spanish parliament. vox promises to make spain great again — that phrase sound familiar? it beats the nationalist drum, promising to preserve spanish culture, including more controversial traditions like bull—fighting. we ne

we are live in madrid..l profits goldman says stabilization in beijing would boost the euro area. foranother big week earnings. philips' first-quarter earnings beat the street, but the ceo has concerns about europe. >> some countries are doing well. other countries don't. seen a flat to low single-digit market growth in in europe.ome -- manus: pedro sanchez is set to return. the socialist leader is close to a majority, though he may have to rely on catalan separatists to govern. >> the socialist party has won the general election. the future has won, the past has lost. [applause] >> firstly, from the heart, i would like to think the more 700 million spaniards who entrusted this party to lead them. >> by the way, keep an eye on the spanish banks after the socialist party win. there is a number of different things. socialists have 120 three seats. what does it mean for the left-wing coalition? we are going to keep an eye on banks.we are going to get to madrid to put the politics in context. i want to show you

katya adler, bbc news, madrid.anchez‘s socialist party in madrid. a lot of smitten celebrations here. it's been a big windfall for the winners but also a windfall for vox, the hard right party but the biggest losers in this election, the popular party. it is to be centre—right but they have lost a lot of power in this kind of collision to the right they have made. here on the other hand, we are seeing many celebrations. three of the celebrated are david, ruben and irma. i'm loving the way you are carrying your flags. why is this a big celebration for you? because we thought vox was going to get more votes and we are happy because we know spain has chosen, human rights has chosen, political relations have chosen. she feels that the hard right has made them feel like they are inferior. the left ear are feeling a celebration. perhaps the damage caused by the introduction and the seeming popularity of vox wasn't as bad as they had potentially predicted. and you can keep up to date with the post election coalition talks

ok lisa louis in madrid thanks so much. thank you. say a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. scotland's first minister nicolas sturgeon has said her party will do whatever it takes to keep scotland in the european union. she told delegates at her scottish national party spring conference that britain's parliamentary system is broken and scotland needs to make its own choice over its future. ukraine's president elect of the mayor's alecky has promised to grant ukrainian citizenship to russians who quote suffer under the kremlin's rule the pledge was a response to a decree by russian president vladimir putin making it easier for ukrainians in breakaway regions to obtain russian passports jeff has been fighting must go back to rebels in eastern ukraine since two thousand and fourteen. tens of thousands of hong kong residents have marched against a proposed law that would allow people to be extradited to china to face trial activists say the law will further erode rights and liberties in the autonomy is rea

and the far right is on track to enter parliament for the first time in decades we'll go live to madrid. also on the show torrential rains and flooding strike mozambique just days after cycling canot as a flood waters claimed more lives and many areas are cut off from rescuers and eight more torrential downpours are forecast for the coming days. and a community in mourning one person is dead and three injured after a gunman opens fire at a passover service on a youth in the u.s. synagogue the country's jewish worshipers are targeted for the second time in just six months. i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us we begin in spain where the counting is underway in the country's third general election in four years the turnout was higher than usual early results show the socialists of prime minister pedro sanchez with around thirty percent of the vote far short a part of mentor majority the conservative people's party is expected to place second but with a large fall in support both will need the support of smaller parties to form a government the far right vox party is on course to enter pa

al-jazeera madrid . ok so here's the team covering events for us today jonah hall in barcelona we will be with you shortly starting with stephanie in madrid stephanie what have the voters been telling you there. well we're in an area of the capitol that is traditionally right wing the people here are divided in the sense that some of them are tired of those two main parties the governor spade for decades as you heard and saw news reports others say that they will stick to what they know because those are the parties that are going to protect their values i think the wildcard of course is this far right wing party a lot of the people we've been speaking to here are saying that a lot of their friends will be voting for that party a key issue in these elections is the issue of independents my colleague jonah could tell you much more about that in a moment but it is defining somewhat what direction this is going at the same time showing people are mostly concerned sixty one percent of spanish say that it's t

james reynolds, bbc news, madrid. and james joins us now from madrid.ocialists to form a government? i think pedro sanchez may want to go it alone as a minority government with ad hoc support or he might want to get a formal coalition with the left—wing and regional parties. it's quite a difficult task because this election has shown how divided spain is, it's one of the most divided countries in western europe. four yea rs countries in western europe. four years after the end of the franco regime those divisions, those fractures, were largely hidden by two mean parties but this election has blown all that apart and exposed at the competing building blocks which have always made up spain, from a populist left through to a traditionalist at heart rate, that ha rd rate traditionalist at heart rate, that hard rate is now in parliament for the first time but crucially it's an opposition, it does not have a share of power. so the socialists have power and will have to look for partners. one important point, the european union may be very relieved by this res

in madrid thank you so much. in the by onion extended the lead at the top of the table despite failing to win against relegation threatened nuremberg took the lead in the second hall through herrera but said she could not marry equalised before in europe but missed a late penalty the one all school line means by an a two point clear of don't mind with three games to go. as saturday's blunder sleek action included one of the biggest games of the season as don't want hosted bitter rivals with dalton battling with byan for the title and she cannot yet say from relegation there were ramifications for both sides and the result shook the bundestag a. few games in football evoke such passion is dortmund again shout to both teams plenty at stake in this one will be as its opposite ends of the table shall cut down on their luck and choose the form the title contenders struck first. america getting his head on the end of jaden sanchez dink into the box sanchez who has more assist than anyone this season but watch closely t

lisa thanks very much for that from madrid lisa louis fores this morning. now for some of the other stories making the news at this hour sri lanka has banned all face coverings that could conceal people's identities the long list special effects muslim women it's a one of a raft of security measures that have been put in place after a series of bombings that killed more than two hundred fifty people on easter sunday. polling stations have opened in parts of india for the fourth phase of parliamentary elections about one hundred thirty million people are eligible to vote in nine states today alone elections organized into seven days of voting stretched across five weeks the election ends on may the nineteenth with results expected one week later. indonesia's alexion commission says more than two hundred seventy staff members died from overwork during the recent voting there the poll on april seventeenth was a massive logistical challenge dollars for one hundred ninety three million voters had to be distributed collected and counted by hand. in canada floodin

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following the story for us in madrid is paddle fully and pavel polls have just closed in all regions of spain what's the latest. well the latest is the participation is opening but must be compared to the last election in twenty sixteen and also an opinion poll taken by spanish public television. the result of that was released just over an hour ago gave the socialist prime minister pedro sanchez the majority but he along with the other left wing party we need them most would not reach a majority and would need the support of potentially regional and national parties from both the possible injury and interesting lead in contra lonia it also means that the right wing bloc has failed in its attempt to reach an absolute majority and form a government well that's what the opinion poll says and we should have an exit poll in the next few minutes there are those projections are correct what will that mean for the socialist party how can it govern spain was going to be very very difficult for them because as i said these kids going to the prime minister has a son just would need the support

consider what has been happening there with regards to the push for independence and even here in madrid it's almost five percentage points so it seems that this general election has really really motivated people to come out and vote as is the case in many european countries spain is also seeing a resurgence of the far right tell us what's driving that. well as i just mentioned there the question of cuttlebone independence has been central to the pre-election campaign from old different parties every party has essentially been focusing on how the best route forward is on how to solve and i vox's really see a top tune to a certain percentage of people here in spain who feel that the traditional parties haven't handled the situation there well at all and they feel that spain needs to be more centralized and less power needs to be given to the regions including catalonia and and also it seems to have tapped into this idea of traditional values and people feel less down by like i just said more traditional parties and the bigger parties within parliament at the moment. the spain thing some

than the goal of independence and that is that trial of the twelve probably dependent leaders in madrid ongoing now there's a verdict expected in a couple of months a months time people here see them as political prisoners they see their case as a symbol of repression handed down by central government in madrid and if those verdicts turn out to be guilty verdicts in a couple of months time well that could well be the spark that reignite all over again the independence of passions the shimmering anger the frustration the resentment here and has the potential certainly to draw even more support to the independence cause thank you very much jonah hill bringing us the latest from barcelona sunny gago is in the capital in the trade and so near their capital and crisis as jonah was saying is at the heart of these campaigns but. does this election risk deepening the polarization in the country. well maryam it's really unprecedented phase of its own democracy there's never been really years such a fractured state of affairs in the lead up to election forces as you mentioned earlier the two main

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well we're taking you live now to the spanish capital madrid where we're hearing from hadra sanchez the leader of the socialist party which is leading in the election with some one hundred twenty three seats let's just listen in to what he's saying. in this election was. part of it he's trying to we three bear are not ribera. we are even i'm not referring to they are popular party either. so we're just looking at some pictures coming to us from madrid and there you can see padre sanchez addressing a crowd of supporters who apparently very excited jubilant they are pleased with the results so far which is in line with expectations before this vote that a socialist party would be the victors that they would be in the lead but that they wouldn't win by enough to be able to govern alone for that they would need a majority of one hundred seventy six seats in the parliament karni there are one hundred twenty three but it is almost certain that they would have to seat allies elsewhere in order to build a coalition government. we have sent. despondence many many messages. we have sent the messa

katya adler, bbc news, madrid.oid painkillers, such as morphine, codeine, and fentanyl, because of growing concern over levels of addiction. official figures in england and wales reveal a 60% increase in prescriptions for opioid painkillers in the past decade. the department of health says people needed protection "from the darker side of painkillers", because opioids can cause "life—altering and sometimes fatal addictions", as our correspondent katherine da costa reports. doctors say opioids should be used for short—term pain relief following an operation orfor end—of—life care, but not to manage long—term chronic pain because they can be highly addictive and even fatal. lisa peake from south london was hooked on a cocktail of prescription painkillers for nearly three years after a road accident left her with chronic neck pain. my sleep was affected, my internal systems were affected, my bowels were affected, my mood, my mental health. it was quite tough going. if i had have known how addictive they were and the e

we're live in madrid. i'm tim willcox in madrid. despite the celebrations by the left, a win also for the far right. sri lanka bans face coverings following the deadly easter sunday attacks. authorities say it's crucial for national security. combating climate change with cows — an unlikely way to capture carbon and protect the countryside. in business briefing — boeing holds its annual shareholder meeting with its boss under intense pressure to regain public trust after two deadly crashes involving its 737 max jet. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. also in the programme: brits abroad. apparently we are going further afield to holiday and not choosing eu countries because of brexit. so, we'd like to know where are you going and why? has brexit influenced your holiday plans? do get in touch, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. let's get started. we begin in spain. spain's socialist prime minister pedro sanchez is hoping to form a new government after his party

katya adler, bbc news, madrid.alist party headquarters in madrid. what has the reaction been to the results 7 what has the reaction been to the results? they have been celebrations here going on for a couple of hours. even when the exit polls came out, they were already big celebrations. people calling out things and are celebrating this potential return to the right. in the last two minutes, we have heard pedro sanchez declare victory and what he has also talked about is happiness that the so—called corruption, of the partido popular, that that corruption he has declared at ——as the end of an era. the numbers have just declared at ——as the end of an era. the numbers havejust come declared at ——as the end of an era. the numbers have just come out and we are seeing the socialist party get 123 seats. partido popular gets double their main contender. this is a winfor double their main contender. this is a win for the left and as katya's piece was saying, we have seen the rise of this far right party vox buildup we hav

it was a game the belgian might not have started because of rumours real madrid want to sign him.ucher reports. just where will they be playing next season? will chelsea be in the champions league? will eden hazard and callum hudson be at chelsea at all? they both started it didn't ta ke all? they both started it didn't take long for eden hazard to show why real madrid want him so badly. five defenders glad they don't play against him every week. if you could soon become chelsea's pass, hudson is hoping he is the future presented, a chance to make it two, the defenders were standing in eden hazard's way, not doing too much tackling, failing to kill the game off, west ham remained a chelsea that they still carried a threat, admittedly not the same threat that eden hazard and hudson could pose but the second goal remained out of reach until you know who soon put that right. a peerless performance from the belgian that good to go a long way to decide where he and chelsea will be playing in europe —— that could go a long way. in the last two matches he played really well. it was devas