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it's an election year by voting against the bill mrs markham is appealing to the more conservative of her lectures. but by in effect letting it how often she's appeasing potential coalition partners of the future. and she's cementing that reputation. as europe's defender. of liberal ideas. for now celebrations though the law may yet be challenged in the constitutional court. was widely hailed as a victory for equal rights. is also seen by many. political so. story to. any help bbc news bunny. you're watching bbc world news america still to come on tonight's program. economists bearing canada as the country celebrates one hundred and fifty years we look at what it's what sets it apart and why not infertility is in on the policy. china's president xi ching paying has been enjoying another day of celebrations in hong kong to mark twenty years since the territory returned from british control. china's government is repeated its view that a treaty between china and britain which govern the terms of hong kong's handover. no longer has practical significance stephen mcdonell reports. the pre