scott morrison, we have already seen the morrison budget for the coming years.t looks like steady as she goes as far as fiscal policy is concerned. tomorrow we have a speech from the rba governor. do you think we will hear that australia is joining the rest of the asian straggle. >> australia has been on the path around central bank easier. being it looks to be continued. we know many of the problems is across the australian housing market. to do with tightening from the back of the world commission. a multi-year be project. thatne of the key leaders cushions the rba policy. the biggest question is, much of that is consensus. much of that is in the price. we know it has been a consensus-based study for the australian dollar, and for the long rate. the numbers look like they will be confirmed. the idea that there will be a surprise rate cut, it looks unlikely. steady as she goes. is something that looks to be untrained. paul: let's look at central-bank policy more broadly, in terms of that conundrum that many of them face. inflation strong, missing in action. you

about an hour ago, scott morrison paid tribute to the voters of australia.always been for those of you watching this at home tonight, for me and for my government, for all of my team, it's all about you. tonight is not about me or it's not about even the liberal party. tonight is about every single australian who depends on the government to put them first. and so, friends, that is exactly what we're going to do. our government will come together after this night and we will get back to work just as this night and we will get back to workjust as glad as they did in new south wales. just a few months ago. and that is our task and that is my undertaking to australians from one end of the country to the other. i said that i was going to burn for you and i am, every single day. that was scott morrison there. this is the opposition labour party leader conceding defeat earlier. it is obvious that labour will not be able to form the next government. and so, in the national interest, a short while ago i called scott morrison to congratulate him. and i wishjenny and

governing conservative coalition scores a shock victory in the country's election prime minister scott morrison calls the wind a miracle after pulled ahead of the vote suggesting a victory for the opposition labor party. waiter welcome to the show. austria is heading for an early election following a corruption scandal involving the government's junior coalition partner chancellor sebastian kurtz made the decision after his vice chancellor from the far right freedom party apparently offered a lucrative government contract to a prospective russian investor. resigned from his post on saturday. shortly after the vice chancellors resignation thousands of people gathered at the chancellery to express their indignation with the far right freedom party and demand fresh elections and the protesters got what they wanted. chancellor sebastien cool announced the end of his coalition saying the populist freedom party had finally gone too far i would have to because to go after yesterday's video i must honestly say that enough is enough. the chancellor asked president alexandre funded beland to cold snap el

the dollar strengthens as scott morrison cools off the win. they are seem as the better economic bit. thes in india, suggesting ruling party could get a majority. a rare rebuke, toyota criticizes president trump on auto tariffs saying its massive investment isn't welcome in america. you looking att the markets, we saw u.s. stocks falling for a second consecutive week. the s&p 500 falling for the first time in four days, tech stocks taking the brunt of the selling last week as we continued to see trade tensions around china and huawei. we have chipmakers feeling the pressure. the nasdaq was down 1% as we see headlines around the band of why way into the u.s., not to mention steelmakers were feeling the downside pressure as the president removed his steel and aluminum tariffs on canada and mexico. look at what wti is doing, in the last session falling toward $62 a barrel. crude is greening -- gaining ground. we did hear from saudi arabia and other opec allies that they are committed to continuing to restrain supplies for the rest of the year alt

conservative coalition's course and shock victory in the country's election prime minister's top morrison calls the win a miracle after polls ahead of the vote suggested a victory for the opposition labor party also coming up the bundesliga season has come to an end and buying a new car champions for the 7th straight season to be jubilant varian's a list of the trophy in front of the home crowd after beating frank 1st to secure the crown. i'm irish waiter welcome to the show. austria's chance less about kurtz has announced new elections following a corruption scandal involving his deputy he made the decision after his vice chancellor from the far right freedom party apparently offered lucrative government contracts to a potential russian benefactor kurtz's center right people's party has been in the coalition with the freedom party here's what the chancellor had to say rent its own guns i'm told my goal is a simple one i want to work for our wonderful country not recording to my political beliefs my policies and with the support of the majority of the population. of accounts without any i

governing conservative coalition scores and shock victory in the country's election prime minister scott morrison calls the win a miracle after polls ahead of the vote suggesting a victory for the opposition labor party. waiter welcome to the show. austria is austria sebastian chancellor sebastian cross has announced new elections following a corruption scandal involving his deputy he made the decision after his vice chancellor from the far right freedom party apparently offered lucrative government contracts to a potential russian benefactor curt's a center right people's party has been in a coalition with the freedom party here's what the chancellor had to say meant to you and guns and so it's my goal is a simple one i want to work for our wonderful country according to my political beliefs my policies and with the support of the majority of the population but. without any incidents or any scandals. just i believe that right now that's not possible for any other political party freedom party cannot do trying to social democrats concert and the other parties. to support the government . to clint

governing conservative coalition scores a shock victory in the country's election prime minister scott morrison calls the win a miracle after polls ahead of the vote suggested a victory for the opposition labor party that group's leader bill shorten says he will no longer head the party after 6 years at the helm also coming up. sally since gather outside the austrian chancellor's office in vienna to protest against the country's vice chancellor that's after heinz christian struck is forced to resign amid a corruption scandal the far right leader was filmed allegedly offering lucrative government contracts to exchange for campaign doing just. fine in munich or poor sleep or champions for the 7th street sees. a variance and lift the trophy in front of the home crowd after beating frankfurt to secure a good friend. a michael okwu thanks for joining us there's been a shock result in australia's national elections prime minister's scott more since conservative coalition has retained office despite having trailed in the polls before the country's general election and a victory speech to supporters mo

the current prime minister scott morrison knows australians have had enough. you know it's been a pretty tumultuous time and i think it strives with welcome the fact that that period of time is out and it should be either a strange expect that of the parliament and i'm pleased that that's the case the yeah i did get in this has come to a close and the eyes of working together and if i can see on the future is come this election both main parties have introduced rules to make internal cusa more difficult now instead of a simple majority over 50 percent a supermajority of caucus members will be required to vote out a sitting prime minister 75 percent for labor and for the liberals 2 thirds of their parliamentarians under such rules most of the recent leadership challenges would have failed but it might not be enough to satisfy voters so we can expect to see just how the current government because of instability what we've seen over time in a strangely a grant you treat to weigh the range of pasties and the right way to rise and look at what might attract ease an

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the bombing there's been a shock result in australia's national elections prime ministers scott morrison is conservative coalition has retained office despite having trailed in the polls beforehand the country's general election now pretty clear in a victory speech to supporters morrison described his election win as a miracle cure regionally one power less than a year ago becoming the 3rd conservative prime minister since 2013 it's still unclear if morrison will win major government. authority or have to rely on support of conservative independents he ran a campaign sander don his personality and on the risks posed to the middle class by opposition leader bill shorten and the labor party. reporter juried has been following the australian election very closely and joins me now in the studio for more this is clearly a major upset that's right such a long time now it had been predicted by opinion polls in fact the exit polls today after the election that bill shorten would be the new prime minister but it just wasn't to be this is such an upset queen for the incumbent scott morrison he's r

earlier scott morrison thanked the voters.r those of you watching this at home tonight, for me and for my government, for all of my team, it's all about you. tonight is not about me or it's not about even the liberal party. tonight is about every single australian who depends on the government to put them first. and so, friends, that is exactly what we're going to do. our government will come together after this night and we will get back to workjust as glad as they did in new south wales. just a few months ago. and that is our task and that is my undertaking to australians from one end of the country to the other. i said that i was going to burn for you and i am, every single day. our correspondent, hywel griffith, is in sydney for us, and gave us this update. the gap in the polls was always tied to about one or 2%, however scott morrison and his government were always on the wrong side of that, they trailed behind to labor for two and a half years. i suppose in a way this was a political miracle. scott morrison as well known

voters have ignored that, trusted the government on the economy and mr morrison is on his way.tical feature now for the next four years, just more of the same? how do you read the significance of the selection for australia as mike political landscape? theological cycle at federal level in the house of representatives, the lower house of representatives, the lower house of the australian federal parliament is pretty short. it is three years. we will black again in the next three years, if not sooner —— we will be back again. australia's have to fight, two votes, one is for the house of representatives, the other is for the senate, the other house of the australian parliament and an exhaustive process. we will not know the make—up of the senate, possibly for a few more days. what we are looking at now is can scott morrison cobble together a minority government to continue or will he government to continue or will he govern in his own right? many australians will now be wondering what his agenda will be in the next three years, given that many australian voters are very concerned

the sharks didn't win, but scott morrison is australie's big winner.ld is talking about the morrison era beginning. the reason they are talking about him, not as government is because he thought this campaign front and centre. all about him and his trustworthiness. him and his ‘daggy dad' persona. he his trustworthiness. him and his 'daggy dad' persona. he said his trustworthiness. him and his ‘daggy dad' persona. he said he would look after the successful economy and very much talk about labor's inability to manage money. that was a direct campaign tactic that really paid off for scott morrison and brought him victory. how great a victory? we still don't know. counting is still ongoing, a quarter of the votes are left account and that will have an effect on the parliament behind me. the coalition thinks they are pretty solid on 75 so theyjust need one more seat to come in their favour to deliver a majority for scott morrison. how disappointed will labor be? disappointed enough for bill shorten, the labour leader to quit immediately as labor leader on

really underlining the extent of scott morrison's surprise victory.ing, those numbers. could we be seeing a period of relative stability in australian politics, or ami stability in australian politics, or am i being ambitious there? wouldn't that be a thing. australian politics we re that be a thing. australian politics were known for everyone trying to work out who the next leader might be. certainly this is scott morrison's victory, certainly not the liberal coalition‘s victory because many of his cabinet collea g u es because many of his cabinet colleagues were pushed to the sidelines. it was all about him and the australian public trusting in him. he has a personal mandate that should put all rivals far, far behind him. but of course labor who lost the selection, it was that it was unreasonable, they made it usable. they have to find a new leader now. bill shorten offered his own head on saturday night and quit as labor leader so there is a race on there stop you never really have full stability in australian politics, but i think in terms of who

probably finessing to australian prime minister scott morrison victory address to supporters in sydney after clinching that victory in the country's national election well let's go live now to our andrew thomas his ass and labor party gathering and melbourne and you talk us through the well the atmosphere then now that labor leader bill shorten has conceded defeat. you mean. well the policy was supposed to be here the opinion polls had the labor party at hate consistently they were expecting a celebration. and they sort of clearly has not turned out that way the party is in sydney with the prime minister are you still that say how great still study how bright are australians full busy reelecting again still think besting olds and against all the opinion polls his government and him as prime minister bill shorten the labor party that was in this room about 20 minutes ago now not only conceding defeat in this election but resigning the leadership of his lofty this was not the way it was a post upon out the things of the environment of taxing the rich molds a pipe a better education bette

scott morrison the prime minister.orten's approval rating have risen because people have got to knowing and he has shown his human side and i think it might turn out to be a good prime minister, i it might turn out to be a good prime minister, lam it might turn out to be a good prime minister, i am hoping. we will know in the next few hours. another perspective here. how are you feeling about the election and what other issues for you? for me it is mainly about making a real change on the climate so we can start making sustainable choices so we can all live in a future where we are equal and safe in our planet. i think that is really important. also giving a voice to people who have not had a voice to people who have not had a voice in the past. we have had a chance to introduce new ideas. we have just had the hottest summer ever documented in australia. the two major parties have promised action of various degrees on the environment. do you think australia has been too slow in addressing the issue of climate change?”

governing conservative coalition scores a shock victory in the country's election prime minister scott morrison calls the win of miracle after polls ahead of the vote suggestion of victory for the opposition labor party also coming up. the season has come to an end. or champions for the 7th straight season jubilant to lift the trophy in front of the home crowd after beating frankfurt to secure the crowd. thanks for joining us in the last few minutes austria's chancellor sebastian kurtz has announced actions following a corruption scandal involving his deputy a crisis erupted in kurtz's government after a video emerged showing deputy austrian chancellor christian straka apparently offering lucrative government contracts to a potential russian benefactor center right people's party was in a coalition was struck as far right freedom party has denied the allegations but. resigned after admitting he had made what he called a stupid mistake. the video purportedly shows straka offering government contracts to an unnamed russian woman if she were to buy an austrian newspaper and support his party i'll

scott morrison's known in australia as the man who brought a lump of coal into parliament.fossil fuels, the country, it seems, has embraced him and what he stands for. i'm standing with three biggest miracles if my life here tonight. cheering and applause. and tonight we've been delivered another one! chanting. this election had been billed as a generational shift. young people put climate change at the centre of the debate, demanding no new coal mines be opened but the tide turned towards the liberals. despite two years trailing behind labor in the polls, it's on course to form a government. i think scomo has come above and he's brought the people with him so here we are. it was an amazing victory for the silent majority. against the odds, against all the opinion polls, scott morrison has delivered for his party and he has done it largely alone. many of his cabinet members were seen as simply too toxic to campaign alongside him. this victory is all about scomo. and it's one that means australia's habit of chopping and changing prime ministers should end, for now at least.

what about the economic policies scott morrison has?ised -- how does that move the dial not just for the economy but more crucially for the reserve bank? it introduces a period of reflection for the central bank. we need to see what those policies mean for the economy, what it means for the domestic economy, for economic growth going forward. i wouldn't be surprised to see the central bank take a step back, and sit on the fence a little longer. clearly there is a propensity for a dovish profile in the central bank. it may choose and to pause a little bit. policies ofk the the surprise election, the reelection of the coalition, is probably better for the government bond market than the alternative and from an international point of view investors could be looking to maintain their high exposure to australian government bonds. there is a shift away from centrist policies to the left or right and how that changes the government bond outlook. >> we are having a look at the question of the day. is whereion of the day will this week's politic

the opposition labor party as andrew thomas reports from melbourne it's still not clear whether morrison will have an outright majority or need the support of independents. he wasn't supposed to be the winner of a strike he has election opinion polls consistently had prime minister scott morrison and his rights of sense and liberal policy behind the labor party rivals he and they defied expectations side friends were going to work to do. we all work to do and we're going to get back to work we're going to get back to work for the a strategist that we not go to work every day. if i started struggles and trials every day they're looking for a fair go and they're having a go and they're going to get a guy from our government the way in the sydney hotel hosting young expected the tree party the world's euphoria the good gone she won the liberal party once again have profiles magnificent body scott morrison i said i'm not going to see job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 you think it's ultimately about the least i thought morrison was punishing labor has been taking the sty

done enough to be returned to office we didn't know the scale of that victory and whether scott morrison will be leading a minority or a majority government without the support of independent m.p.'s and what we now know is that he has done enough to govern in his own right the scale of the victory is even greater than it's appeared to be on saturday what that means in practice is that scott morrison and his party have a free reign to do what they like when it comes to for example policy on tax they want lower taxes it's an equal richer australians less action on climate change than the would have been had the labor party won the election because action on climate change is seen by his policy scott morrison as economically damaging and the be no change either to australia's tough border protection policies refugees trying to come to australia by boat will still be sent to remote saw islands on top of a new guinea's mount a saw and all on the route but it also means that the hundreds of men still languishing on the particular will probably have to stay there long said to be despair sought

however, scott morrison and the government we re scott morrison and the government were on the wrongd behind labour for 2.5 were on the wrong side of that. they trailed behind labourfor 2.5 years. scott morrison is known for being a pentecostal christian and has spoken about his face —— faith and the values he was to protect in australia but on that stage behind me, they are rapidly dismantling it now, he spoke about the miracle that had been delivered here in sydney tonight. labour had a broader climate change action plan. we were told it was the number one issue for voters will stop it seems and particularly places like rural queensland where the coal industry is still huge and dominant, that the majority of voters didn't get behind it. they wanted to go with the status quo. they wanted to go with scott morrison's argument that the economy was the key. austria has announced snap elections after the deputy chancellor, heinz christian strache, resigned. it follows he emergence of a video in which the leader of the far right freedom party apparently promised public contracts in exchan

is fascinating the scott morrison story.ve and developed christian. >> how polls did not work. rural areasing the and the major cities. >> that's right. it's nottime again, sort of the urban elite, we miss it. >> 100%. didn't know.ing i this could ensure that morrison first prime minster since term.o arrive as a full now they changed some rules. also that's kind of amazing stuff. >> stability. first thing he did was taxes. let's go over to london now. city week is under way with leaders in international gathering to talk about the world and how london fits in that world. martin from london gilbert, he's vice chairman and former ceo of standard life aberdeen martin. thank you so much for being here today. let's start with your business. had a fair amount of flows, $40 billion last year, you seem some this year. where are you from your point of view? >> definitely getting better. seeing quite big industry equities, fee pressure and public markets to markets. the business is pretty tough at the moment. >> martin, where are you?

among them scott morrison would have a completely free rein when it comes to legislation he still needs to get new laws through the senate the upper house of parliament where he doesn't have a majority nevertheless his party is in a stronger position now than it was even a week ago when they were in government but with the support of independent m.p.'s and that is against all expectations and against the opinion polls. and the nation's presidential candidate. who is refusing to accept defeat in last month's election and will challenge the result in court election commission declare a presidential veto the winner with 55 percent of the vote that opposition party say there was systematic cheating something the election board has ruled out citing lack of evidence. a corruption trial of argentina's former president cristina kirchner is set to become an apprentice artist on tuesday but as traceable reports her trial will take place this year self is running for vice president in the upcoming election the latino vote and is here now. she was argentina's president for 18 years from 2007 to 201

also that election victory for scott morrison. that is it for the show. thank you for watching.top stories this hour: exit polls in india suggest prime minister modi is on course to win the general election. his bjp party welcomes the predictions. days after the us announced it was blacklisting the chinese tech firm. rail passengers are being advised to check before they start their monday morning commute. it's the first working day after the introduction of a new national rail summer timetable. train companies say they're making every effort to avoid the chaos of last year's shake—up. our business correspondent katy austin reports. train companies are adding new services each year to provide for an increasing number of passengers and boost the economy. today's timetable shake—up makes space for 1,000 additional services across the country. but these changes are on a far smaller scale than last may. then, a huge overhaul of timetables resulted in chaos for passengers, on the northern and govia thameslink networks in particular. rail operators will be monitoring this summer's tim

good gosh it was the liberal party wants you can have profile like me and the student body scott morrisoni said i'm not going to see job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 think it's ultimately about the least i thought was funny mr labor's been taking people i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a party label politics the polls as well very subject and i can't believe that i can't believe that i. should shut up i say that straight out why did. i just say that. the labor leader had been confident of victory there on saturday in states he had to be a gracious loser i was scott morrison good fortune and good courage in the service of after right nation the national interest not i. it was not the speech shorten hoped nor expected to make sure i could thinks that it's a selection i was making fun of the stuff in state is just resigned the leadership of this labor is the only reason he was sent to. labour's policies more action on climate change more investment in schools hospitals and infrastructure did not resonate enough one result did bucked t

expected to participate so who might they choose well there is the current prime minister scott morrison he's been on the job for just 9 months and he leads the conservative center right government but he's predicted to narrowly lose to bill shorten he leaves the center left labor party and he is proposing an ambitious agenda of climate action and increased taxes on the rich the polls open on saturday and the question on many people's minds is how long will the new leader last. the last 4 times australians have voted in federal elections they've ended up with a different prime minister than the one they expected voters faith in their democracy is wavering surveys show trust in politicians is at a historic low who is essentially. infighting amongst themselves and acting on behalf interest. interests of the nation australia's political chaos started when labor leader kevin rudd was dumped in a coup led by his deputy julia gill ard but rudd had his revenge just months before an election which the party lost then it was the liberals turn the conservative tony abbott arrived promising stabili

scott morrison entered the fray with his own policy.ome buyers earning up to $200,000 a year will no longer have to provide that 20% deposit to buy their first property. they will only have to find 5% with the government guaranteeing the rest. labor saw this as a little bit of pre-election, pre-electoral magic and said they would match that policy if they win. regardless of the outcome on saturday we will see first home buyers in australia getting support and a leg up for property data. managing editor and johnson. it is an election day coming up this saturday. you can watch us live and see .ast interviews on tv you can dive into any of the securities and functions we talk about and can become part of the conversation by sending us instant messages during our show. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. this is bloomberg. ♪ it has been a bumpy weekend for bitcoin, surging more than $1000 since august as all the major cryptocurrencies extended a rebound. currencies had been suffering amid -- amid a new york attorney aneral investig

gone she won the liberal party once again have profiles not membership adi scott morrison i said i'm not maybe this job how does the liberal body and let's enjoy the next 3 you think it's ultimately the least it's almost funny for later in taking the leap to that moment. in melbourne where they were expecting a policy labor policy supports as well very subject completely i can't believe it. shattered that cycle. yes it. does say that. the labor leader had been confident of victory there on saturday in states he had to be the gracious loser i was scott morrison good fortune and good courage in the service of our right now the national interest of 5 no less. sorry it was not the speech shorten hoped nor expected to make sure i said thanks that's exactly the selection i was making was that instead was just resigned the leadership was like this for labor c.r.u. it was set in labour's policies more action on climate change more investment in schools hospitals and infrastructure did not resonate anough one result did buck the trend an independent candidate who campaigned hard on climate ch

good gosh it was a little pot of wax you can have revised out like instant coffee scott morrison i sounded like maybe this job how does the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 think it's ultimately the least i thought was funny mr labor's been taking the leap i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a policy labor policies the polls as well very subdued i believe that i can't believe it i. shouted i i sat straight up i. was. just to say that. the labor leader would be incompetent to victory there on saturday instead he had to be a gracious loser i was scott morrison good fortune and good courage in the service of our bright nation the national interest required no. it was not the speech shorten hoped nor expected to make me feel sure i could call thanks that's exactly a selection i would make a much longer stuff instead he's just resigned the leadership of. this for labor is the order years ago it wasn't him. labour's policies more action on climate change more investment in schools hospitals and infrastructure did not resonate enough one result did buck the

good gosh it was the liberal party once again have profiles magnificent body scott morrison i said i'm not going to see job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 think it's ultimately about the least i thought was funny mr labor's been taking in people i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a potty labor policy supports as well very subject completely i can't believe that i. should shut up sorry that i got why did. you just say that. the labor leader had been confident of victory there on saturday in states he had to be a gracious loser i was scott morrison good fortune and good carriage in the service of after right nation the national interests provide no. it was not the speech shorten hoped nor expected to make sure i think think think it's a selection i would make a promise that i can state is just resigned the leadership of this labor is the only reason it wasn't in. labour's policies more action on climate change more investment in schools hospitals and infrastructure did not resonate enough one result did buck the trend and independent

>> i think more with scott morrison, it's the reflection of voter frustration.he fact when the liberal party came into power, the person in charge was malcolm turnbull. and he was ousted in a leadership spill just last summer, you know, by a faction, that, you know, was led over the party's disputes about climate change. so scott morrison who was the immigration minister before he came in, has essentially basically been campaigning since august to win over the public. they know that there had to be an election by may this year. so, really, it was as soon as morrison came in, bill shorten knew as well, from the labor side, that they will all were coming for a may election. it's been a short season essentially 36, 37 days. but both sides have really been campaigning since malcolm turnbull left office. >> just a bit more about shorten, again, unpopular. tell us about the reasons. there is a history, the reason voters see him a certain way. >> yes, well, you know, we've had a revolving door, as you said, within the liberal party, three prime ministers in the six yea

way in australia and this is a polling station in sydney where we await the prime minister scott morrison to cause his fate. closer to replacing now after the u.s. removes terrorists on seal and al a minion from canada and mexico. so denise protests is removed most of the barricades as demanded by the military but say this will go on. the u.n. a chief has warned his worst fears have been realized in northwestern syria where the government and its allies are fighting to retake the last rebel stronghold mark local says the offensive in the province could result in the worst humanitarian tragedy of the 21st century diplomatic editor james reports. the russian ambassador of vaseline a benzema under pressure in the security council last year russia was one of 2 countries with turkey that guaranteed it as a safe zone now it stands accused of unleashing with its syrian allies a campaign of bombardment on the province since late april this escalation in violence has reportedly killed and injured over 100 civilians and further displaced 180000 the aerial bombardment is alarming including the use o

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the prime minister scott morrison called the result a miracle, as the party had been trailing in pollsdful of seats yet to declare, his liberal national party are just two seats short of the 76 needed to control parliament. the opposition labor leader bill shorten has resigned. hywel griffith, contains some flash photography. he wasn't expected to last year as prime minister but scomo, as his party called him, as secured at victory. he is a man who is known to have brought a lump of coal into parliament. a fan of fossil fuels, the country and his party have a break — make embraced him. the country and his party have a break — make embraced himli the country and his party have a break - make embraced him. i am standing here with three of the miracles of my life at the moment. and tonight we have been delivered another one! 0h cheering and applause. this election had been billed as a generational shift. young people put climate change as ——at the centre of the debate, demanding no new coal mines be opened but the tide turned towards the liberals. despite two years trailing behind labour

country's general election, with early result suggesting a good night for prime minister scott morrison'serning liberal—led conservative coalition. prince william opens up over the pain he suffered after the death of his mother, diana, in a bbc documentary about mental health. i think when you are bereaved, you feel like pain like no other pain. final preparations are under way for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv, with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. manchester city face watford in the fa cup final at wembley, as they look to become the first english club to complete the domestic treble. and, at half past two, we take a look back at the last seven days at westminster in the week in parliament. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon. labour's brexit spokesman, sir keir starmer, has accused cabinet ministers of "torpedo—ing" his party's negotiations with the government, which collapsed yesterday. he's called on theresa may to put a promise to hold a further referendum on the face of her eu withdrawal agreement, when its presented for a final time next

was for the good jaunts it was the liberal party once again have profile not mention body scott morrison i said i'm not going to see job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 weeks it's all to believe that the least i thought was it was funny mr labor's been taking these people i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a policy labor policies the polls as well very subdued completely i can't believe that i. shouted i say that straight out why did they. just say that. the labor leader had been confident of victory there on saturday in states he had to be a gracious loser i was scott morrison good fortune and good carriage in the service of after right now the national interest not i was it was not the speech shorten hope nor expect to make sure i could say thanks thanks to a selection i was making fun of the stuff in state is just resigned the leadership . this is the other way is it was. labor's policy more action on climate change more investment in schools hospitals and infrastructure did not resonate enough one result did buck the trend and inde

morrison said he always believed in miracles.ders of nationalist and far—right parties from across europe have promised to reshape the continent after the eu parliamentary election later this month. the main speaker at the rally in milan was the italian deputy prime minister, matteo salvini. the final of the 64th eurovision song contest is underway in tel aviv. the favourites include the netherlands and sweden, and there will also be a performance by madonna. now on bbc news, the rise of the right in europe — our world reports on those celebrating the success of populist parties and those fighting to stop it. here's jean mackenzie. across europe, the far right is on the rise, taking on governments, promising to end migration and shake up the eu. i don't want to be part of the minority in my own country. are these parties fueling hate? i think their aims are absolutely dangerous. i'm jean mackenzie and i'm travelling through the continent to try and understand their success. meeting people behind the movements, and those fighting