right party echo is leading the elections with almost 27 percent followed by kaya cal as liberal reform party. and in 3rd place as the central conservative traditional party of estonia. but so far, only around 30 percent of all votes have been counted, and most of them have been paper votes. paper votes in estonia, tend to normally go to the more conservative parties. later tonight, the votes will be counted, and e votes in estonia will go to more liberal parties or that's expected. they are expected to go to more liberal parties. and political analysts still predict that chi, a callous and her reform party will win in these elections. interesting, so a few different factors and still seems early a too early to really call the vote. now jennifer, we know that there is a significant russian speaking minority in estonia. what impact are they expected to have on the outcome of the vote? well, they're about 25 percent of russian speakers in estonia. and normally there are 2 parties that they would work for in elections. there is a russian party in estonia, but they didn't even reach the 5 percent

i'll be touching reform party. be touching upon that before the end of the programme and the political commentator joe phillips. programme and the political commentatorjoe phillips. we had a right, good time , didn't we. a right, good time, didn't we. don't it was really fun. it don't say it was really fun. it was lovely atmosphere . it was was a lovely atmosphere. it was if don't know what an if you don't know what an f we're talking about, you missed out catch up. where out when you can catch up. where are going next? well, that's are you going next? well, that's are you going next? well, that's a mystery. it's like a mystery to the band back on the to get the band back on the road. yes and if you've not road. yes. yes and if you've not been to one of our live shows, you should go out to what i would call a working club. would call a working man's club. and not very and it's probably not very pc these the audience these days. the audience get involved, get involved. we involved, we get involved. we have good show

the leader of the reform party has made an absolute record for all modern nations.ime by very popular politicians, and among the suns and among the russian-speaking ones, this savitsa, who held a personal record of 24,000 votes, this time - kakaolas, our prime minister, she received more than 30 of one 1,000 votes, that is, it is stunning success, and you can say that this is success, just like this free thought , er, love of freedom. well, it may sound a little so empty, our days of progress, but still, the progressive society came to the polls because, er, record participation there were more than 603% in the elections. so, er, how would this be a reaction to the fact that er, the eko party was talking about er, save the fatherland, everything is dying in us, er , we have criminals and they rob you , they want to close your mouths and so далее и так далее that is, it didn't work, it worked the other way around and here people voted for uh party that still works uh or or suddenly because we had the freest country in the world ana cooperated now i instead of him, sh

she can get from 33 to 36 of her fellow party members in the previous composition of the rare reform party34 people. i also add that today the voting took place on at polling stations and before that you could cast your vote on the internet well, in this election for the first time in history, the number of those who voted in an electronic format may be higher than the number of those who voted at the polling stations well, the world is gradually moving to the internet, but in the american state of maryland - this is the east coast of the united states of america , a tanker truck carrying flammable substances overturned, the driver died. it happened 70 km from the city of baltimore. it is known that the tanker truck crashed into a tree and caught fire the smoke from the fire could be seen several kilometers away, it was possible to extinguish the fire in just a few hours, it is also known that the fire damaged some nearby houses and several cars that were parked nearby , the cause of the incident is currently being investigated, however , the police believe that most likely the driver simp

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voted for senator mentions bill but i was a little bit nervous as jon kept talk about permitting reform party only talked aboutab renewables. >> that was clear frequently meet permitting reform for everything to build a bridge, to build a road, to build a mine, to build an oil rig. to build renewables. it is all of the above. we need it and again the administration -- make it depends who you talk too. it's frustrating with them. i greet the manchin bill we needed to move that forward. right after the infrastructure bill that was not perfect spirit had good permitting reform in it. the administration four months later puts out new rules on permitting from the white house that was clearly targeting the oil and gas sector to make it harder to permits. mr. president your biggest signature attainment infrastructure bill just passed and now you are putting out regulations that make it harder to produce energy? they clearly were. i filed what's called a congressional review act which is congresses way to resend regulations we don't like. and i put that forward. i got all the union support, i got peo

so with her and 11 other forward ten out sorry brexit party meps rejoining reform uk, the party's leadere has a plan to save the union and he's to join me live in the studio very on that. plus as donations continue to plummet . donations continue to plummet. david lemmy's white saviour attacks comic relief. destroy the bbc charity cologne . you'll the bbc charity cologne. you'll image a white beautiful heroine holding a black child with no agency , no parents in sight . agency, no parents in sight. well done, lammy. you've succeeded . and the charity succeeded. and the charity raising tens of millions of pounds less this year. kelvin mackenzie. i'm cancelled on later this hour. also coming . later this hour. also coming. she might be the queen of the us chat show, but oprah needs to boss out of royal business. i think they should do what they feel is best for them and for their family. feel is best for them and for their family . don't miss my their family. don't miss my honestly she take on this sworn enemy the royal family and is baroness brady really the world's toughest interviewer .

so with her and 11 other forward ten out sorry brexit party meps rejoining reform uk, the party's leaderat he has a plan to save the union and he's to join me live in the studio very on that. plus as donations continue to plummet . donations continue to plummet. david lemmy's white saviour attacks comic relief. destroy the bbc charity cologne . you'll the bbc charity cologne. you'll image a white beautiful heroine holding a black child with no agency , no parents in sight . agency, no parents in sight. well done, lammy. you've succeeded . and the charity succeeded. and the charity raising tens of millions of pounds less this year. kelvin mackenzie. i'm cancelled on later this hour. also coming . later this hour. also coming. she might be the queen of the us chat show, but oprah needs to boss out of royal business. i think they should do what they feel is best for them and for their family. feel is best for them and for their family . don't miss my their family. don't miss my honestly she take on this sworn enemy the royal family and is baroness brady really the world's toughest interview

the reform party of a stone is that prime minister kaya cut us has secured 1st place. and upon image reelections, with 32 percent of the vote, can us is a strong supporter of ukraine. and as warner estonia nice to both to its own security against russia are right. opposition? conservative people's party got 16 percent. it wants to limit his don't use row in the conflict. we have to do a major reforms regarding a green van's ation for example. but we also have to invest in our security. our aggressive neighbor has not vanished and will not vanish. so we have to work with that. he was present, joe biden has visited selma, alabama to mark the 50th anniversary of the state troopers attack on civil rights press pesters in the city. he walked across the edmund pettus bridge, where marches were attacked with clubs and tear gas in 1965 by the strip is aimed at campaigning for voting rights legislation and installed in congress. i caught her come admiration. not for show. show me a is a reckoning the right to vote. right to vote to have your vote counted as the threshold of dem

reform u.k. is a successor party to the brexit party. and who's that? party. and guess who's that? redoubtable widdecombe. redoubtable ann widdecombe. ann widdecombe. this widdecombe. so reform this morning are announcing who they have managed to convince, cajole , persuade to come and stand candidates for them in the next election . the leader, richard election. the leader, richard tice, is confident he's going to field candidates , all of the field candidates, all of the constituencies at the election. we're seeing ann widdecombe and we're going to be talking to richard tice to out also who else has he managed to get? i wouldn't be if anybody who's been on the program a few times joins and a few others. ann widdecombe, of course, didn't join uk. she stood down from the brexit party after being an mep . so to get her is quite a coup. i think she's very popular. she's a good constituency. she's got a good constituency. and i remember we did the great expenses in the daily expenses scandal in the daily and i was on the telegraph at the time. had saints. she was the time. we had sain

and of course , the rembrka ka and kallas reform party is leading the way in the parliamentary elections in estonia, and the results will guarantee that tallinn will remain alone of the most stable pro-ukrainian governments in europe, according to preliminary results, the far-right ekran party takes second place, if the result is confirmed and kalash succeeds in creating a coalition, it will strengthen the pro-european course of the country earlier the government of estonia called on the european union to focus on the fastest possible acquisition of ammunition for ukraine and not to send existing stocks massive checks in turkey continue to look for those involved in poor-quality construction that led to a large number of victims due to earthquakes so far investigators have proven the guilt of almost a thousand suspects, of them about 250 people were arrested , most of them builders and contractors , more than 300 suspects were taken under judicial control, and warrants were issued for almost two hundred arrest and more than 100 people are detained in addition to this, nine suspects are a

data, the total number of victims exceeded 50,000 in estonia in the parliamentary elections, the reform party of prime minister ka and kalles is leading, this result will guarantee that tallinn will remain one of the most stable pro-ukrainian governments in europe according to the previous according to the results, the ultra-right party ekran takes second place, if the result is confirmed , it will be possible to create a coalition, this will strengthen the european course of the country. earlier, the estonian government called on the european union to focus on the fastest possible acquisition of ammunition for ukraine and not to send existing stocks south korea and japan are close to resolving the 80-year-old dispute seoul is ready to announce its decision we are talking about the exploitation of korean labor by the occupying power of japan in 1910-45, in particular, and the conflict over the sexual slavery of korean women whose forced to serve the japanese military, these historical facts for years prevented the normalization of relations between the countries in 2018 the supreme court of s

minister of estonia , and by the way, her party won the elections that took place yesterday, the reform partynd received it seems that there are 37 in the country's parliament, which has one hundred and one seats, yes, yes, yes. last week , on thursday evening, in an interview with the newspaper , the times, i am now asking the director to show exactly this graphic. now it has become more and more difficult for her to convince some european leaders to continue supporting ukraine due to the fact that they increasingly start this call for negotiations with ukraine, even hiding it under some help that would help these negotiations in ukraine to approach these negotiations in a better way ms. yulia tell me please, can we say that, unfortunately, this call for negotiations with russia on the part of european leaders is starting to become a trend, and the confirmation of this is precisely the literal statement that it was made yesterday or the day before yesterday regarding the fact that in no way germany and we we consider her as the leader of the european union countries' active approach to wheth

very likely that the russians, speaking minority here in australia, didn't support tie a callous reform party and didn't vote for them in case assessing those close ties to russia to one side. the invasion of ukraine sparked fears in talent that a russian victory might in bold, moscow to turn its attention to other countries that it used to control and soviet times is tanya is of course a ne, so member. so, you know, are people really worried about the risk of a, of a russian invasion? there is concerned about a russian invasion here, especially because russian president vladimir putin has threatened in the last year the baltic states. according to the of a story and foreign intelligence service, russia considers the baltic states as nato's weak link. and in an event of nato, russia conflict, they will become the main focus of possible russian military pressure. jennifer polka in italian, thank you so much for that. tomorrow we've got some sports for you and in the buddhist league, frankfurt traveled to wolf spurred looking to pick up their 1st away when this year . but the walls refused to l

had coffee, some of them said their eyes burned, and most of them were scared that and that the reform party off estonia is a prime minister. kaya calis has secured 1st place in the parliamentary elections with 32 percent of the vote. callous is a strong supportive ukraine and has warned that estonia needs to bolster its own security against russia. i do a major record is regarding a grievance ation, for example, but we also have to invest in our security. our aggressive neighbor has not vanished and will not vanish. so we have to work with that. so hands on al jazeera, the u. s. president press for move asia. ryan says he marks the 58 anniversary, monday, sunday. and why mexico's president is increasingly relying on the ministry to police ah hello. the weather remains very hot for southeast and parts of the u. s. so it was west though. yeah, i'm afraid there is still some snow in the forecast more that's come. we've got these areas of low pressure just running in to the west coast. northern parts of california particular still seeing some rain and snow struggling to get around 11 degrees ce

the reform party of a stay in the prime minister said k j colors has secured 1st place in parliamentary elections with 32 percent of the vote. colors is a strong supporter of ukraine has borne. the estonian needs to bolster its own security against russia for right opposition. conservative people's party got 16 percent wants to limit sustain his role in the conflict. cutting edge gene therapies could become more accessible in the coming is that's what scientists and policy makers will be discussing it. the human genome editing conference in london is calling baker. 5 years ago, humanity quietly crossed into a new era. a scientist walked on stage of the human genome editing conference in hong kong to reveal he'd modified the embryos of twin girls. before they were born, he changed to gene known to create resistance to infection by h. i. v. scientists in the audience were shocked, and a near unanimous call was made to halt similar attempts, illnesses like sickle cell anemia, cystic fibrosis and huntington's disease are inherited. they start as variations in genes, the codes in human dna t

the reform party was stony, that prime minister occur so secure. the 1st place no parliamentary elections was 32 percent of the vote. can us is a strong supporter of ukraine. and as warner, the stoner needs to bolster its own security against russia, we have to do a major reforms regarding a green transition, for example, where we also have to invest in our security. our aggressive neighbor has not vanished and will not vanish. so we have to work with that well to, to use in our thousands of opposition supports as have defined, an official protest span of the some of the leaders were arrested. oh, demonstrates is broke through a police bar in the capital tennis that am on the net present case site steps down the test to say the president has reduced their freedoms and caused widespread economic problems. why not? not? yeah i, i know you, our current situation is bad. why does the president say that everything is available, but in reality there's nothing i'm telling you there is nothing available in the markets, not just sugar or cooking oil, but ev

the reform party got , it seems, 37 seats in the country's parliament, which has one hundred and onelast week on thursday in the evening of the winter, the financial times newspaper and i am now asking the director to show exactly this graph, and she said she just said that now it has become more and more difficult for her to convince some european leaders to continue supporting ukraine due to the fact that more and more often they start this call for negotiations with ukraine, even hiding it with some help that would help to approach these negotiations in ukraine from the best side ms. yuliya please tell me if it is possible to say that this call for negotiations with russia by european leaders is a great pity is starting to become a trend yet , and the confirmation of this is literally the statement that it was made yesterday or the day before yesterday regarding the fact that in no way is germany, and we consider it as a leader when the active approach of the countries of the european union regarding whether or not to conduct negotiations with russia. germany will not encourage th

they had coughed, some of them said their eyes burned and most of them were skirt sat on the reform party of a stone is prime minister, kaya careless has secured 1st place in the parliamentary elections with 32 percent of the vote. palace is a strong supporter of ukraine and has war that estonia needs to bolster its own security against russia. we have to do. a a major reforms regarding our green validation, for example, we also have to invest in our security. our aggressive neighbor has not vanished and will not vanish. so we have to work with that has been fighting between police and protesters in central athens falling a fatal train crash that left 57 people dead. demonstrators blame the government for the poor condition of 8 national rail system. high for set reports. outrage after greece is worst of a train crash exploded into violence again on sunday some among the thousands protested in central athens through fire bombs and rocks. police use tear gas. unrest has broken out around the country since a collision between 2 trains on tuesday. 57 people were killed. rail workers have bee

last april the reform party of a stony as prime minister codger colors sir has secured at 1st place in the parliamentary elections with 32 percent of the vote. tell us as a strong support of ukraine and has worn to the stony it needs to bolster its own security against russia far. right. opposition? conservative people's party. got 16 percent. it wants to limit estonians role in the conflict. all right, that's it for now. me mclaughlin. we got more news coming up here on out as her right after we go to inside story scene huffman. ah ah. hello. we are looking at a late taste of winter across a good part of northern europe. the winds coming in from the north, always a cold direction, and we will see some significant snowfall behind these weather systems. as we go on through the next few days, high pressure up to wasn't all magic. this is quite a cloudy area of high pressure that just sinks down into central parson on the floor. the net of that cloud there we go. with that rang rapidly turning to snow, some snow they're coming into scotland as we go on for a monday. we'll see some snow th

first reading, but in the parliamentary elections in estonia, which ended the day before , the reform partyrime minister-kikalas won after counting 100% of the ballots of her political party won 37 seats in the highest legislative body out of 1,001, the conservative party finished second, it won the support of trishka, more than 16% of the country's citizens with the right to vote, but the centrists took the third place, now there is a panic, it will be necessary to hold negotiations with representatives of other political forces that have entered the parliament , because it will be necessary to create a coalition government, well, no one here knows how long the coalition will last, and maybe it will not be a coalition. maybe they will agree quickly, god willing , 15 years behind bars is that much the capital of belarus, minsk, was sentenced today in absentia to tetyana svitlana tsykhanovsky, whom her supporters consider to be the elected president of belarus in the 2020 elections. according to the court verdict, mrs. tsykhanovsky should serve this term in a general regime correctional colo

initial results from estonia's general election suggest victory for the prime minister's reform party's secured about a third of the votes. the election was dominated by estonia's stance on the war in ukraine. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, has been barred from making speeches on national television. the media regulator accused him of repeating baseless allegations against state institutions and spreading hate speech. mr khan says the allegations are politically motivated. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... we speak to one of the record number of asian—heritage oscar nominees hoping to win a gold statue next sunday. the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. this, the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in modern times. in less than 24 hours, then the soviet union lost an elderly sick leader and replaced him with a dynamic figure, 20 years hisjunior. we heard these gunshots - from the gym, then he came out to a fire and start firing - and god, we were all petrified. james earl ray, aged iii, sentenced to 99 years and due for

the reform party of estonia is prime minister. color has secured 1st place the parliamentary elections with 32 percent of the vote. class is a strong supporter of ukraine and walnut stony. it needs to bolster its own security against russia. far right of position, the conservative people's party got 16 percent. it wants to limit stone as well in the conflict we have to. a do a major record is regarding a green physician for example, but we also have to invest in our security. our aggressive neighbor has not vanished and will not vanish. so we have to work with that. ah, soldiers returning from the front lines in easton, ukraine continue to need treatment for their physical wounds. but the world health organization says doctors must prioritize them mental health as well. or to outdoor hamid reports from keith. no, it's a daily struggle. giving his every effort to get back on his feet. oh, it's been 8 months since alexander sustained us cervical spine injury in an air strike in the southern region of a hood. so it happened on ukraine's independence bay. oh, that's only true. i was at a m

results from estonia's general election suggest victory for the prime minister, kaja kallas, and her reform partyallots counted, it's secured about a third of the votes. the election was dominated by estonia's stance on the war in ukraine. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, has been barred from making speeches on the country's national television. pakistan's media regulator accused him of repeating baseless allegations against state institutions and spreading hate speech. mr khan says the allegations are politically motivated. hogo chavez has been remembered by venezuelans ten years after his death. there were rallies throughout the country, while top government figures attended the main event in the capital, caracas, as did international allies, including a high—level delegation from cuba. his successor, nicolas maduro, has seen near economic collapse and the departure of five million people for a life elsewhere. current and former staff at twitter have told the bbc�*s panorama programme that the company is no longer able to protect users from online abuse, following mass sackings and

since neighboring russia invaded ukraine, was 92 percent of the ballots counted the ruling liberal reform party of premier. darker colors is it is leading with 32 percent of the vote. she is one of your it's my staunchly pro key leaders for right opposition. conservative peoples policy, which is seeking to limit the both nations exposure to the conflicts, has a 15.7 percent support. it was al jazeera ally from london was still to bring you on the island. clashes in athens as protest is demand better railway safety standards after greece is deadly trained, crash and the ship has reached the shore. ah, taken 15 years of negotiations now un member states have finally agreed on, isaac treaty to protect marine life from over fishing ship. mm. ah hello, we have a late blast of summer heat for said they over the next couple of days we got some wet weather, some cool weather down to the southeast of australia. and this co front will that will flush the heat way, makes his way down towards mel in melbourne at around $24.00 celsius. then on monday we'll look ahead of that 38 celsius there in said me caus

and their electric deniers now elected to offers the reform party of a stony as prime minister kaya colors has secured fast place in the parliamentary elections with 32 percent of the votes. callous is a strong support. so if ukraine has worn that stony and needs to bolster its own security against russia a far right opposition, the conservative peoples party called 16 percent. it wants to limit as stony as role in the conflict. ok, those he had lines bottom line coming up next. ok, i am steve clement. i have a question as countries pile up massive debt and the planet heats up an old style wars breakout and politics becomes more toxic at home and abroad. do we have any real chance of coming out? ok. let's get to the bottom line. ah, even before the corona virus pandemic, it was obvious that something wasn't quite right with the economy either here in the america or around the world. there used to be confidence that the next generation would be better off in the last one. but nowadays folks aren't so sure. are we in the middle of a perfect storm that doesn't end well with so much dead? and

bookkeeper and been a lane doctor, this situation is unprecedented in terms of freedom's gama, the reform party, the stone is prime minister car callous us secured 1st place in the parliamentary elections with 32 percent of the vote. class is a strong support of ukraine and has warned that estonia needs to bolster its own security against russia. the far right opposition, the conservative peoples party got 16 percent. it wants to limit to sonia's row in the conflict. and u. s. a president joe biden has visited selma, alabama to mark the 50th anniversary of the state troopers attack on civil rights protest. as in the city walked across the edmund pettus bridge, where marches were attacked with clumps and tear gas in 1965 by this campaigning for voting rights. that legislation that is stored in congress or news continues here after talk to others. here they come from humble indian village and chasing international sporting success. $1.00 oh, $1.00 east examines how athletics it helping tribal community gain recognition and accept on how does it ah on february 6 at about 4, i am local time the gro

her reform party took around 31 and a half percent of votes with counting almost complete under carlosnia has been one of the most strident critics of moscow supplying kiev with more weapons than any other country on a per capita basis. u.n. negotiators have agreed the wording of a new international treaty that adds protections for almost two thirds of the global ocean. the agreement is a culmination of almost two decades of work and let's bring in jenny who will give us the details on this. in terms of that poll, is paris city a one-off or are there a surge of banks moving over there? how damaging is it for london? >> i don't think it's a winner takes all game. we are seeing a sustained move towards paris for folks in the training -- trading division. brexit means they have two have more of these folks with risk books trading the assets on the continent. we are definitely saying that i don't think it is by any means that london is no longer a financial hub or completely losing out to. we are seeing a lot of growth here. there is no winner takes all but paris is definitely getting a bo

her reform party took around 31.5 percent of votes.onia has been one of the most strident critics of moscow, supplying kyiv with more weapons than any other country on a per capita basis. u.n. negotiators agreed on the wording of a treaty that adds protections for two thirds of the global ocean. it is the culmination of two decades of work and seeks to end unregulated exploitation of the high seas. if delegates formally adopt the text, it will go to the u.n. general assembly for approval. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. dani: thank you very much. the biggest shareholder in credit suisse for many years, harris associates, has sold its entire stake in the swiss bank. the deputy chairman shared his view with bloomberg last year. >> this has been a problem child. we have owned this bank literally since early 2001. the first 10 years, it was a very good holding. it went from 20 to 60 or 70. we should have sold it, and that's it. dani: they have now sold it, and that's it. harris inv

he was thinking of running for, i think it was the reform party, right way back then. and you he was for universal health care. he was, uh, for abortion rights. he, he's giving money to democrats and his opponent was, uh, and thought it was going to be pat buchanan. so his whole, the whole day i spent with him, he was going to the simon wiesenthal center. he's all about tolerance. and the other guy's a racist. so, um, so, i mean, and that was, is that, that's what suited the moment trump said this is this is the politics suits the moment and he he was right he was right are there any other or any questions. oh, pamela, did you have question? okay. thank fascinating. i'm thinking about the moment and the question is, is this a moment or is this something deeper and? i feel sensitive about the. but i think if if i look further and if we actually look to the 19th century, in the 1870s and jim crow, you have this similar kind of of hostility about race, about, you know, conflicts and. it wasn't necessarily all african-american said it was chinese and others and just wonder

richard tice, the leader of the reform party is i always want to say married to isabella, but to alle in a very serious long term relationship. a lot of people are saying what isabella's done here is give reform. that little push towards the because is the next election, because is cast as an arbiter of truth and honesty and transparency in opposition to the conservatives when it play like that. i think it's really interesting with reform because it doesn't have the same recognition name wise that sort of the ukip of the past or certainly the brexit did with reform uk because it sort of evolved from the brexit party, rebranded changed name in most focus groups , most polls most focus groups, most polls people aren't quite sure what it is. it hasn't had that penetration building of the kind of people that spend their lives watching news or perhaps have twitter accounts . we can't twitter accounts. we can't forget that most of the country don't and that's the big hurdle that they've had so far . there that they've had so far. there have been some polls that have put them ahead of the g

hamza yusuf is seen as the favoured candidate of party headquarters, offering continuity. reformh needed and, certainly, i will be looking to see what i can do to shake up that operation headquarters from day one. in recent years, peter murrell and nicola sturgeon were the powerhouse behind the scottish national party, but nicola sturgeon�*s resignation has exposed bitter splits in the party and a changing of the guard at the top of the scottish politics, with a host of figures following her out of senior positions in the party, the scottish government or both. other issues hang over mr murrell�*s time in charge with questions about why he lent the snp more than £100,000, which the party said was a personal donation, and there's a police investigation into party finances. the snp has suffered another blow, while the leadership campaign continues. catrina renton, bbc news. president putin has flown to crimea in ukraine to mark nine years since the region was illegally annexed by russia. he's been accused of war crimes by the international criminal court — specifically the forced d

the reform party of estonia is primarily at higher colors. a secured 1st place in parliamentary elections with 32 percent of the vote cause is a strong supporter of ukraine. she's warning that estonia needs to bolster its own security against russia. far right opposition? the conservative people's party got 16 percent that wants to limit his tanya's wall in the conflict. those are the headlines coming up next and all the 0. it's witness to why? ah ah determine i would already send another he's gonna be lascola green said you bet ana some of you are bermuda column eligible. so candidly, plum your spin ah didn't dalton in the middle dordy, tim comalla. what i will look either in the los discipline yielded to the armor on a certain alarm, or can be wireless to your proper dentist superiority castillo garner in austin con, drop esther dog lifted. where can i got and classic aqua pretty formula. la mudy locksley on august the 1 where jeremy unquote, all geneva euchre the simplest that the one i and you've been then and what day did he did that? i

the chinese communist party pushes for reform. sheeting thing moves to tightened, his grip on power, the country's communist party congress. they james says it was peaceful relations with taiwan, but that its armed forces must train harder for combat. and a breakthrough in the long running dispute over iran's nuclear program. president abraham rice, he agrees to allow united nations inspectors more access to iran's nuclear plants. also coming up a relegation, barble and germany's bonus league of football shotgun secure a crucial when against spoken and stepped up from the bottom of the table. ah, i'll nick spicer, welcome to the program. china's rubber stamp parliament the national people's congress has begun his annual meeting in beijing, outgoing premier. les kitchen, who is 2nd in command after leader seizing ping, says, china's armed forces should be more prepared for combat. and the face of escalating threats from abroad. aging says it is cranking up military spending and at the same time it wants to promote peaceful relations with taiwan, which it claims as its own territory on

government drastically increased taxes to meet reform demands, resulting in wide spread strikes a reasonable amount due amount is not reasonable. i mean, the 3rd party reforms are one of the i am mass criteria for aid. putting the government in a tough spot. sri lankan will suffer from the debt burden for generations. $2900000000.00 from the i m. f is merely a 1st step. or earlier i spoke with am a lender, miss ra. he's a professor of international politics at lancaster university. in the united kingdom. i asked him how crucial this i am, f loan is for sri lanka. it's very fundamental. first of all, the country has gone through bankruptcy, but the fast eminence history on there have to be someone, a lender who could throw a kind of line, so to speak, in order to rescue the economy. and it is coming to the right time, which is slightly delayed, but not just, it's very critical. let's look at how it is going to change on not only was money to i missed one bank and all this, but you turn also on money to india. china, it's biggest lender to what is happening. it is that it has been a default in terms of paying back some of those loans. and that is the

campaign, they didn't do anything to make people at least think about the fact that they need reforms, my partyg to collect signatures in the next 9 months for the rejection of this pension reform. of course, this is the most negative scenario of all. we hope not to have to. for a whole year , in order to correct the mistakes of the current government, french cities boil fury and anger and resentment, the inhabitants of the country splash out thousands of people on the streets of paris moving from above the meeting to the square. consent chanting macrons to resign from the building pull the police from his son here. i am all very disappointed with the authorities, because there is no smell of democracy here in a democratic country; usually the people elect deputies, and they vote laws. and here they violated everything, it's our lives, there are a lot of us, and these super-privileged in power. you don't even need a pension. they have assets, they have huge incomes, and they don’t steal, after all. why are they setting us up like this? we are dying at work. we're dying without a job, not just i

since neighboring russia invaded ukraine with 92 percent of the ballots counted the ruling liberal reform party of prime minister. god callus is leading with 32 percent of the vote. she is one of yours most staunchly pro keith leaders far. i opposition conservative peoples policy, which is seeking to limit the baltic nations exposure to the conflict has 15.7 percent support. did the news ally from london still much more to bring you on file . we have, why many sam, mexico's president, is adding too much power to the military. and on this bridge, blood was given help. redeem the soul of america. u. s. president travels to selma, alabama to mark bloody sunday prices case, the stronger voting rights and in sport, frustration for ferrari is new for me to one season. gets on the way. ah hello, we are looking at a late taste of winter across a good part of northern europe. the winds coming in from the north always a cold direction. and we will see some significant snowfall behind these weather systems. as we go on through the next few days, high pressure up to wasn't much, it is quite a cloudy area o

results from estonia's general election suggest victory for the prime minister kaja kallis and her reform party of the votes. the election was dominated by estonia's stance on the war in ukraine. the british government has said it will continue to support students accepted by the european union's key scientific research programme, horizon, after their situation had been left in doubt following brexit. the uk will continue its financial support tilljune, bridging the funding gap left by the eu. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, has been barred from making speeches on the country's national television. pakistan's media regulator accused him of repeating baseless allegations against state institutions and spreading hate speech. mr khan says the allegations are politically motivated. it's already won four baftas and it's been nominated for no less than nine oscars. the banshees of inisherin is the irish movie taking the awards season by storm. sophie long has been talking with some of the stars behind the dark comedy. now, if i've done something to you, just tell me what i've done to yo

the three snp leadership candidates pledge to reform the party, after the resignation of its chief executivet by the government to people's mobile phones across the uk to test a new alert system.

it goes to amanda to other safer countries because we don't on this you know nigel not with the reform party do the damage that will my seat in stoke on trent north it means i will have a labour mp. sadly come and ultimately someone come back and ultimately someone who's and free who's pro borders and pro free movement . well, yeah. i mean, movement. well, yeah. i mean, look, you know, i think the conservative government have been very pro open borders, haven't i mean, haven't they? i mean, even legal. legal migration last legal. legal net migration last year , half a million, let alone year, half a million, let alone the 46,000 that crossed the engush the 46,000 that crossed the english channel. a lot of people, jonathan, will say it doesn't make any difference. and talking but talking tough is one thing. but delivering is what matters. what if? what if ultimately you get your way and the legislation is worded in the way in which you want, and yet still we get strong judgements coming out of strasbourg , backed up by large strasbourg, backed up by large sections of the media back up by brit