markets will most be interested in. maloney is said to become prime minister, taking over from mario druggie and promising a change of direction for the highly indebted country. she of course, will have her work cut out for her. italy is the 3rd largest economy in the u. it has also struggled to keep its public finances steady. the european central bank has bought more worth more than 10000000000 euros of italian bonds in the last month at stake. also the 200000000000 euros allotted to italy under the use pandemic recovery fund for which the outgoing government promised reforms. earlier i spoke to claimants 1st from the fo, institute for economic research. i asked them what maloney's victory will mean for relations between the e. u and italy. i think the expectation is that there will be more conflicts, but i think it's important to give the new government the chance to behave cooperatively. italy wants to get a lot of money from the you and this is linked to conditions. so there are strong incentives for the new government to comply with these conditions. so that's what i expect them to do

we don't know what melanie will want to do. indeed, mario druggie was someone who is very close to the georgia. maloney is, is quite a different character. we consists and skins expect some change going. yes, i think we can expect some change. how much change we'll see is a big question mark. there are some analysts you think that are the lines you will take will probably be not too different from that of the id. but of course, for instance, she has a post post of the recovery and resilience plan, which, you know, it's something that, that he has very strongly advocated for. and that's a 190000000000 that are going to come to italy. and the question is, could that be jeopardized? we don't know, we will, we will see them alone in a party. our brothers of italy, party, they have form ties with other far right. parties in europe or we're talking sweden, france, spain. where were those parties have also been making electoral gains of late? are we seeing a europe wide trend with to the right? i think we are seeing that the european rights is coalescing. you know, georgia maloney has really

our prime minister mario druggie refused, is to subsidize energy costs with a countries newly announced aid packages. now the rising cost of fuel is crippling . the italian fishing industry threatening mariners up and down the coast with bankruptcy. santino adamo, the president of the italian national fishing association in missouri, del valo declared that all 70 of the marina's fishing boats will stopped their work indefinitely. so he heard from several of the towns, anglers about their struggles well against us. we should in the we have resisted the increase in petrol, but now we are really tired and we can't take it any more. all the prices have risen, but especially fuel. and so we have decided to turn off the engines and not go fishing anymore, because now we have more expenses than revenue that on there is a lot of demand for fish, but we just can't go out to sea anymore because petro cost way too much phase it was the sun that you know, we can no longer work with these fuel price increases. patrol is too expensive. we have all stocks with this system is useless to go to work. we

and on her century and the italian prime minister mario druggie held the queen's dedication and spirit of service. the queen's death will be marked in new zealand with a period of national mourning and estate memorial service. the country's prime minister jacinta ardor and says it's a time of deep sadness for the people of new zealand. the queen has been such a consent in our lives for 70 years. the longest, soothing monarch and british history over her reign. she has come to define notions of service, charity, and consistency. her commitment to her role and to all of us has been without question and unwavering. she has also demonstrated courage, compassion, and humour, a strong memory. i will have her as her laughter. she was extraordinary. adrian brown with us now live from new zealand, capital, wellington, adrian. so we've heard from new zealand prime minister to send the ardor, and we know that support for the monarchy in new zealand has always been strong. how are the people there been reacting thus far? well, people here woke up to the news because this broke in the early hours o

and on her century, the italian prime minister mario druggie held the queen's dedication and spirit of service. and china's president, fusion ping has offered his sincere sympathies to britain. the queen's death will be marked in new zealand with a period of national mourning and estate memorial service. the country's prime minister jacinta ardor and says it's a time of deep sadness for the people of new zealand. the queen has been such a constant in our lives for 70 years, the longer soothing monarch and british history over her reign. she has come to define notions of service, charity, and consistency. her commitment to her role and to all of us has been without question and unwavering. she is also demonstrated courage, compassion, and humor. a strong memory i will have of her is her laughter. she was extraordinary. we're watching right now and $96.00 gun salute on wellington's waterfront to mark the queen's death. adrian brown's with us now live from new zealand, the camper from new zealand, capital, wellington, adrian, what as the reaction was far been out of new zealand and also o