in the past few minutes salome zourabichvili has been speaking to a russian editor. will of the georgian people which was to be reflected in the selection is to keep it european future. maybe we will not he — european future. maybe we will not be able to achieve it today or tomorrow. not be able to achieve it today ortomorrow. it not be able to achieve it today or tomorrow. it depends on a number— or tomorrow. it depends on a number of— or tomorrow. it depends on a number of things that can be done — number of things that can be done. there can be a call for new— done. there can be a call for new elections. in what period of time, _ new elections. in what period of time, i_ new elections. in what period of time, i don't know. that was the president of georgia speaking to steve rosenberg. she and the prime minister are at loggerheads there. we will keep a close that story throughout the day and see if people do take to the streets later on this evening. that is what the president is calling for. let's take a look at some of the day? other news. the former bolivian...

so, indeed, very strong words from president salome zourabichvili.this country. but in recent months, she really kind of became this figure who has been championing georgia's european integration. and a lot of the opposition parties, they kind of gathered around her, and now these strong words from her, because after the election results on saturday night, voters, they've been expecting to hear from the opposition leaders. initially, opposition parties were kind of celebrating their victory when exit polls were announced. but then once the official results came through and they put the governing georgian dream party in the lead with 54% of the vote, the opposition parties were kind of silent. they were thinking about their next moves. one of the opposition coalitions earlier today, they said that they will refuse their parliamentary mandates. and now it looks like the president, and the opposition, of course, called for their supporters to come out and defend their votes in the streets. the greek coastguard says that it has rescued 40 migrants from t

salome zourabichvili spoke of a "total falsificaytion" of the election.leaders, she called on people to gather on monday evening outside parliament in tbilisi to protest. it comes as the european union called on the electoral authorities in georgia to swiftly investigate reports of irregulates after the ruling georgia dream was declared the winner of saturday's elections. georgia's election is over, but the political battle for this country's future looks set to intensify. tonight, georgia's pro—western president accused the ruling party of rigging the election. salome zourabichvili said georgians were victims of a russian special operation. flanked by the georgian opposition, she called for protests monday night. many georgians had seen this as the most important election here in decades. physical assault on observers attending to report on violations. but international observers have now confirmed that vote violations were widespread. climate of hatred... even so, georgia's prime minister, irakli kobakhidze, insists the election was free and fair. the o

salome zourabichvili said the election results were in her words a "total falsification, a total stealingther outside the parliament in tbilisi later today to protest against the result. but a kremlin spokesperson said: "there was no intervention. these accusations are completely unsubstantiated." meanwhile germany, estonia and moldova have all condemned the outcome of the election. we will keep a close eye on what is happening in georgia throughout the day as calls are made for people to gather outside the parliament, thousands of people to gather outside the parliament buildings. stay with us, the weather is next. hello. high pressure is in charge of the weather this week. let's have a look at the big picture. here's the azores high building towards the uk and anchoring itself through the middle part of the week. the jet stream is way to the north and the west of us, taking its rain, with it deflecting the weather fronts to the north. so a mostly settled week. but that doesn't mean sunny skies. in fact, farfrom it. sunshine is going to be limited this week with this area of high pressur

salome zourabichvili spoke of a "total falsificaytion" of the election.onday evening outside parliament in tbilisi to protest. it comes as the european union called on the electoral authorities in georgia to swiftly investigate reports of irregulates after the ruling georgia dream was declared the winner of saturday's elections. the european council president, charles michel, said the probe must be transparent and independent. let's speak to our south caucasus and 1539 00:18:28,09

applause salome zourabichvili told the crowd, "they stole your vote and tried to steal your future.ot allow it." she said that europe stands with them. the rally was called to press for the annulment of saturday's election, which returned the ruling georgian dream party to power. according to near final election results, georgian dream won nearly 54% of the vote. many western leaders say there was vote rigging and interference by russia. but the kremlin has "strongly rejected" accusations of interference. speaking to the bbc earlier in the day, the president insisted that her country saw its future in europe and it would move in that direction eventually. the will of the georgian people, which was to be reflected in these elections, is to keep its european future. so maybe we won't be able to achieve it today or tomorrow. it depends. there are a number of things that can be done. there can be international review of some of the elements of the election. there can be a call for new elections. in what period of time, i don't know. that will depend on the georgian people and on the pol

after voting ended, georgia's pro—european president, salome zourabichvili, warned of attempts to rigon results. from the capital, steve rosenberg reports. after this election, where will georgia move now? closer to the west? or will it look to moscow? when the polls closed, both sides claimed victory — the pro—western opposition, and the increasingly authoritarian ruling party, georgian dream. the power behind georgian dream is reclusive billionaire bidzina ivanishvili. his critics say that long before this vote, he was backsliding on democracy, and realigning georgia with russia. outside the polling station, he announced he would not take any questions... ..and he meant it. in this election, there was evidence of ballot box stuffing. and there was violence. at polling station 7a, this is what happened to an opposition official investigating reports of vote rigging. later, we visited him in hospital, and he agreed to tell us what happened. he says that after he had called the police to report election fraud, a local town councillor had stormed up to him. translation: | told him l i w

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