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sanna marin quite a polarising figure. many. sanna marin quite a polarising fiaure. _, ., , many.e _ figure. indeed, the economy first of all, it was more debt _ figure. indeed, the economy first of all, it was more debt in _ figure. indeed, the economy first of all, it was more debt in the - figure. indeed, the economy first of all, it was more debt in the case - figure. indeed, the economy first of all, it was more debt in the case of| all, it was more debt in the case of finland, which had built up as a country trying to recover from the effects of covid. very different approaches on offer, the ruling social democrats talked about borrowing to invest, the national coalition party said what was needed was cut to public spending. that argumentjust about was cut to public spending. that argument just about seems to have one. personality is also very part of it. sanna marin, often described as charismatic, the youngest prime minister in the world when she took power. she was criticised by some plain photos emerged and video of her dancing at a party, others thought it was good to h

does any of the blame for their rise lay at the door of sanna marin, not uniting the country?ike that, it's more of the people's economies, the economy, and the hard economic times that have been affecting the election debate. these are the choices that people make and we will be negotiating with these parties any how. i'm joined now by yussi pullinen, managing editor of the newspaper, helsingen sanomat. thank you very much for being with us. what were the key issues in this election and where did the prime ministerfor short? election and where did the prime minister for short?— election and where did the prime minister for short? election turned on economic— minister for short? election turned on economic issues. _ minister for short? election turned on economic issues. the _ minister for short? election turned on economic issues. the national i on economic issues. the national budget and balancing the budget dominated the discussion is around the election, and the current prime minister sanna marin really couldn't explain how she would go on and have a believable economic po

prime minister sanna marin concedes.ald trump is expected to travel from florida to new york, ahead of a court appearance on tuesday. and, paris says �*non�* — the french capital votes by a huge margin to end on—street rentals of e—scooters. hello and welcome. ukrainian officials have said a deadly explosion at a cafe in st petersburg shows that domestic terrorism is breaking out in russia. no one has claimed responsibility for the blast on sunday, that killed vladlen tatarsky, a well—known blogger who backed the russian invasion of ukraine, but who in recent times had expressed criticism of the military campaign. azadeh moshiri reports. spiders are eating each other, thatis spiders are eating each other, that is how one ukrainian officials described a blast who killed a pro kremlin blogger. suddenly everything exploded and there was smoke, it was like a slow motion movie. we were seated in the back half of the whole, everyone started to run. those who were near had blood on them." there are conflicting reports about wha

he defeated prime minister sanna marin�*s centre left social democrats. st prime minister when she took office in 2019. emer mccarthy reports. relief and celebrations for petteri orpo after a nailbiting election. i petteri orpo after a nailbiting election. ., , petteri orpo after a nailbiting election. . , ., , _ ., this was a great victory. i think the finnish people want change. they want change and now i will start negotiations, open negotiations with all parties. open negotiations with all arties. ,., open negotiations with all arties. ., , parties. petteri orpo and his coalition party _ parties. petteri orpo and his coalition party claimed - parties. petteri orpo and his. coalition party claimed victory late on sunday with 20.8% of the vote ahead of the right—wing populist party and a swing away from the centre—left social democrats. it is a bitter defeat for prime minister sanna marin even though her party looks set to increase its share of seats in parliament. translation: this is a ureat parliament. translation: this is a great day — parliament. tr

let's take a listen to what sanna marin had to say following the result.translation: this is a great day, because we have done _ translation: this is a great day, because we have done well - translation: this is a great day, because we have done well in - translation: this is a great day, because we have done well in the l because we have done well in the elections, congratulations also to the coalition party and to the fins. democracy has spoken, the finnish people have cast their vote in the celebrating democracy is always a wonderful thing. ms marin became the world's youngest prime minister in 2019, aged 24. she's received praise for steering the country to within days of nato membership. but she's been seen as a polarising figure. she came under scrutiny last year when a video of her singing, dancing and drinking became public. with more on this, i'm joined by our europe regional editor paul moss. good to see you. talk to us about the significance of this result, it was a very tight result. it the significance of this result, it was a very tight resul

petteri orpo, is likely to become the country's he defeated prime minister sanna marin�*s centre leftn became the world's youngest prime minister when she took office in 2019. relief and celebrations for petteri orpo after a nail—biting election. i am very happy and this was a great victory. i think the finnish people want change. they want change and now i will start negotiations, open negotiations with all parties. petteri orpo and his coalition party claimed victory late on sunday with 20.8% of the vote ahead of the right—wing populist party and a swing away from the centre—left social democrats. it is a bitter defeat for prime minister sanna marin even though her party looks set to increase its share of seats in parliament. translation: this is a great | day because we have done well in the elections. congratulations to the coalition party and to the finnish people. democracy has spoken. celebrating democracy is always a wonderful thing. sanna marin became the world's youngest prime minister when she burst onto the political scene in 2019. now at 37, she has steered the country to

sanna marin quite a polarising figure in this election.had built up as the country tried to recover from the effects of covid. two very different approaches on offer — the ruling social democrats talked about borrowing to invest, the national coalition party, which won, said what is needed is cuts to public spending, and that argumentjust about seems to have won. personality is also very important. sanna marin is often described as very charismatic, the youngest prime minister in the world when she took power. as you said, she was criticised by some when photos emerged and video of her dancing at a party. others thought it was rather good to have a leader in touch with young people. a very different kettle of fish when we look at the leader of the centre—right national coalition party. petteri orpo is usually described as sober, both in what he wears and in his politics. a graduate of economics, seen as what is often called a safe player of hands, not one for dramatic gestures, i think we will see a very different style if, as expected, he

prime minister sanna marin concedes. and paris says �*non�*.nch capital votes by a huge margin to end on—street rentals of e—scooters. in the new york times twitter account is among those to lose verified status. the publishers there is a will not pay for the privilege. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we start today with russia — it says a pro—kremlin military blogger has been killed in a blast at a cafe in st petersburg, which is the second largest city after the capital, moscow. police say several others have been injured in the incident. vladlen tatarsky was one of a handful of reporters writing blogs on the telegram platform from the frontline — he was a vocal supporter of russia's war in ukraine. these are pictures before the explosion. tatarsky was a guest speaker at an event hosted by the cafe in st petersburg when the bomb went off. earlier, sergei goryashko from bbc russian gave me this update on the story. so, for now we know that the explosion was around 6pm local

it is possible but with sanna marin leading the social democrats, it is going to be difficult.s party on the right, but there are a lot of issues splitting the right, especially around the european union. the other issue dominating the election was immigration, to get more labour into finland from other countries and from outside the eu. the true finns where the only party that was saying no, mostly no to these plans, and that is also a thing that they are going to clash over with the national coalition party going forward. at least 29 people are now believed to have died in the wave of tornadoes that's swept through southern and midwestern regions of the united states — from alabama and arkansas to indiana and illinois. presidentjoe biden has declared that a major disaster exists in arkansas, where the storms have flattened homes and destroyed communities. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. a trail of destruction across multiple states. scenes like this in little rock in arkansas are all too familiar. homes reduced to piles of rubble, fallen trees and debris

i rise lay at the door of sanna marin, not uniting the country?— not uniting the country?haven't seen anything like _ not uniting the country? i haven't seen anything like that, - not uniting the country? i haven't seen anything like that, it's - not uniting the country? i haven't seen anything like that, it's more of the people's economies, the economy, and the hard economic times that have been affecting the election debate. these are the choices that people make and we will be negotiating with these parties any how. thank you very much for being with us from helsinki.— several of the world's largest oil exporters have announced cuts in production amounting to more than a million barrels per day. the announcements by saudi arabia, iraq and several gulf states come amid fears of a global economic slowdown reducing demand for oil. earlier i spoke to bbc middle east business correspondent sameer hashmi, and asked him how much of a surprise the decision was. it has come as a huge surprise, because on monday, 0pec plus, the oil cartel, was supposed to have a formal meeting to

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petteri orpo, has claimed victory after the prime minister and leader of the social democrats, sanna marineded defeat after a nail—biting race. ms marin governed with a coalition of five parties, all led by women. time for some sport here on bbc news. hello i'm hugh ferris. afterjust seven months in charge, graham potter has been sacked by chelsea. losing again yesterday saw them drop to 11th in the premier league and they weren't the only top flight team to part company with their manager today. here's nesta mcgregor. ato a to know the feed to aston villa at stamford bridge a result that salt chelsea drop it to the bottom half of the premier league fans far from happy and 11th defeat in 31 games. although graham potter was optimistic. iii although graham potter was optimistic— although graham potter was otimistic. ,, ., , ,, optimistic. if you look at the steps a art from optimistic. if you look at the steps apart from the _ optimistic. if you look at the steps apart from the main _ optimistic. if you look at the steps apart from the main one _ optimistic. if you look at the steps apart f

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conservative leader petteri orpo wins a nail—biting three—way election race, defeating prime minister sanna marins in england face further closures as the uk's largest teaching union rejects the government's pay offer and calls further strikes. questions are asked after a weekend of long delays at the port of dover — uk authorities apologise, and say there'll be a review of plans ahead of the easter weekend let's return to some breaking news this hour and schools in england face fresh strikes this spring after members of the national education union rejected the government's pay offer. rejected the government's pay teachers have been gathering for the union's annual conference in harrogate, where pay and workload are among the issues being discussed. ministers say the pay offer is "fair and reasonable". live now to our uk education editor branwen jeffreys who is in harrogate. bring us up—to—date. the government says the pay offer is fair but the unions do not agree. i says the pay offer is fair but the unions do not agree.— unions do not agree. i have 'ust ste ed unions do not agree. i have 'ust

prime minister sanna marin was credited with steering the country to nato membership.n to the leader of finland's main centre—right party — petteri 0rpo — who's now likely to be the country's new prime minister. his national coalition party won 20.8% of the vote — with the right wing populist finns party coming in a close second — with a record 20.1% share of the vote. it was a bitter defeat for prime minister, sanna marin's party, who trailed with 19.9% of the vote. i asked a former finish premise or about the outcome of the vote. have about the outcome of the vote. have a listen. i think this election was not so much about security policy because everyone seems to agree but it was about economic policy in many ways and i assume that the voters in finland wanted some change. i think i had always been a advocate of nato finish unlike lake and mine. keep challenae finish unlike lake and mine. keep challenge you _ finish unlike lake and mine. keep challenge you as _ finish unlike lake and mine. keep challenge you as well. _ finish unlike lake and mine. keep challenge you

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the city of satumare, which is located not far from our border, the prime minister of finland, sanna marin, conceded defeat in the parliamentary elections, her party yielded to the opposition right- wing national coalition party, members 48 out of 200 seats in the government will receive the last one, 46 will be secured by the nationalist party of finns, and the third place will be held by the current prime minister 43 , these are the preliminary calculations of the results. pro-russian forces defeated the current president milladjukanovic and will lead montenegro for the next five years. milatovic spoke under the slogan europe now, but he was supported by the serbian-pro-russian parties and the serbian orthodox church, the newly elected leader promises to fight corruption and strengthen ties with both the european union and serbia. shared their experience of visiting doctors in sweden, how their medical system differs from the ukrainian one, and what services can be obtained free of charge, see further in our story , a visit to a doctor for an urgent need, ice cream like medicine for a co

the votes ended and finland's ruling social democratic party, led by the incumbent prime minister sanna marineated in the parliamentary elections . the barin was involved in several scandals more than once got on the video in an obscene form danced in arms with strangers. tried to prove the absence of drugs in the blood of the prime minister. finland has already admitted the defeat of its party, meanwhile , the opposition announced its intention to form a new government, local media say that this issue is likely to be debated by the few parties that received the largest number of votes. early parliamentary elections have ended and in bulgaria they have already become the fifth in the last 2 years in the country, a protracted political crisis following the results of the past , it was not possible to form a government this time, according to preliminary data , the coalition of citizens for the european development of bulgaria and the union of democratic forces is leading. they received more than a quarter of the votes in second and third place by a wide margin coalition bloc continue change an

opinion polls suggest it'll be a tight race, with sanna marin — who became the world's youngest premierwer. finland is on the verge of formallyjoining nato, and this election will determine who'll actually lead it into the alliance. ms marin campaigned to voters at a rally in the capital helsinki on saturday. the situation is very tight. we have three parties that are — any of these three parties can win tomorrow and of course we hope that we will enter and continue our work that we have been doing for the last four yea rs. here in the uk, water companies could face unlimited fines for discharging sewage into waterways in england after it was revealed last year saw almost 1000 sewage spills a day. our political correspondent ione wells reports. raw, untreated sewage, pumped into rivers, lakes, streams and the sea. this happened more than 300,000 times in england last year — that's more than 800 times a day. water companies release sewage like this when there's too much demand on their treatment works in rainy periods. they can be acting illegally, though, if they pump sewage into water

vying to become the country's next prime minister. 0pinion polls suggest it'll be a tight race with sanna marinand is on the verge of formallyjoining nato, and this election will determine who'll actually lead it into the alliance. ms marin campaigned to voters at a rally in the capital, helsinki, on saturday. the situation is very tight. we have three parties that are — any of these three parties can win tomorrow and, of course, we hope that we will enter and continue our work that we have been doing for the last four years. and finally, whether you call them trainers, sneakers or sports shoes, they're big business, making up a $70 billion industry. now, singapore is hosting a convention all about them — the first of its kind in southeast asia. tim allman reports. bass riff from these boots are made for walkin' by nancy sinatra plays. they're notjust footwear — they are a way of life. # you keep sayin�* you've got something for me. hundreds of millions of trainers are sold every year, worn by the athletically inclined and those who are less so. # these boots are made for walkin�*. # and that's

elections have given the centre—right national coalition party a 0.1% lead over prime minister sanna marind, the ncp have 20.8% of the vote with the government on 20.7 whilst the far—right finns party have 18.6%. full results are expected in the next few hours, with the winner overseeing the country's entry to nato. the renowned japanese composer and producer ryuichi sakamoto, admired for his electronic music experimentation, has died aged 71. his film score for the last emperor, in 1987, won him an oscar, a grammy and a golden globe. he also acted — including in the film merry christmas, mr lawrence with david bowie in 1983. sakamoto had been diagnosed with cancer for a second time in 2021. more on the website. that is it from me for the moment. you can get in touch with me on twitter. i will see you a little bit later. thanks for watching. hello there. good evening. high pressure dominated today, and there was a lot of spring sunshine, plenty of blue skies, always best across england, but also some sunshine across much of wales, too, but cloudier across scotland and northern ireland. and

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conservative leader petteri orpo wins a nail—biting three—way election race, defeating prime minister sanna marins in england face further closures as the uk's largest teaching union rejects the government's pay offer and calls further strikes. and — australia's prime minister leads tributes to one of the country's most influential aboriginal leaders, yunupingu, who has died at the age of 7a. hello and welcome. let's look at some of the main stories in the uk. uk passport office workers are staging five weeks of industrial action over pay, pensions and job security. union reps say walking out now will cause maximum disruption, because people will be trying to renew their passports in time for summer travel. the british government has called the industrial action �*disappointing' and says it's working to manage the impact it may have. our employment correspondent zoe conway reports. it's at this time of year that the passport service is at its busiest as people get their passports renewed in time for the summer. the pcs union says it's going on strike now to cause maximum disruption. 1,900 civil s

opinion polls suggest it'll be a tight race, with sanna marin who became the world's youngest premiery in power. finland is on the verge of formallyjoining nato and this election will determine who'll actually lead it into the alliance. ms marin campaigned to voters at a rally in the capital, helsinki on saturday. situation is very tight, we have three parties that are, any of these three parties can win tomorrow and of course we hope that we will enter and continue our work that we have been doing for the last four years. a court in romania has agreed to allow the controversial social media influencer, andrew tate, to leave prison and move into house arrest. the british—american former kickboxer is being investigated for a number of crimes, all of which he denies. lucy williamson reports. the police have been here to the compound a couple of times already today. it's day one of house arrest for the brothers and the police have come to check they're on the premises as they're supposed to be. the judge has said they have to stay in this building for 30 days until the end of april. the

elections have given the centre—right national coalition party a 0.1% lead over prime minister sanna marin'son 20.7, whilst the far—right finns party have 18.6%. full results are expected in the next few hours, with the winner overseeing the country's entry to nato. the chief executives of more than 200 academy schools in england say the regulator, ofsted, must rethink how it carries out inspections. they've told the bbc ofsted fails to take into account the effect the pandemic has had on schools serving poorer communities. it follows the death of a head teacher, who took her own life after her school was downgraded. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. music is important at this london primary school, but two ofsted inspections in the last year have struck a note of discord. it's been a year like no other. on a visit a year ago, inspectors raised concerns — they'd heard racist, sexist and homophobic language in the playground and wanted better record keeping on child safety. the head teacher was told the school would go from "good" to "inadequate". i went walking for about five ho

finland's centre—right has claimed victory in the country's general election after the prime minister, sanna marininto the ubs takeover of its banking rival credit suisse. the probe aims to look into any potential breaches of the country's criminal law by those involved in the emergency merger. that takeover in march was arranged by the swiss government to head off a potential financial markets meltdown, following the collapse of two us banks. joining me now is fiona cincotta, city index. fiona — what might prosecutors be looking for? they are looking for any criminal activity, any criminal offences, any wrongdoing. if we think about the speed of which this takeover went through it when very fast, although it has saved the bank to a degree, saved the bank to a degree, saved lots ofjobs, it has also angered taxpayers and also shareholders, who said they didn't get to vote on the agreement. let us not forget at the time this went through it was a very full—time there was concern the bank was going to collapse and the swiss bank said this was the best way forward. having this investigation into it to

going to follow the norwegian and danish model of not having any of that based on their soil, but sanna marin are part of the decision—making process, for instance. but we will have to see, because we don't know what rush—hour's reaction will be. because we don't know what rush-hour's reaction will be. thank ou, it rush-hour's reaction will be. thank you. it has — rush-hour's reaction will be. thank you. it has been — rush-hour's reaction will be. thank you, it has been very _ rush-hour's reaction will be. thank you, it has been very good - rush-hour's reaction will be. thank you, it has been very good to - rush-hour's reaction will be. thank you, it has been very good to have| you, it has been very good to have you, it has been very good to have you on the programme, dr christian agius. you are watching bbc news. reporting for duty after clocking up more than 500,000 miles, most recently in dorset, it's patients, not passengers, who'll be looking out for this bus at its next stop in ukraine. we have a huge shortage of doctors in ukraine, but a mobile hospital like that can move from village

in finland, prime minister sanna marin has conceded after her center-left social democratic party camen third in sunday's election behind right-wing and nationalist rivals. the national coalition party, finland's main conservative party, won the most votes though not enough to rule on its own and will have to form a coalition government. the ncp ran on promises of fixing the economy. a series of severe storms fueled an estimated 11 tornadoes across the southern and midwestern u.s. over the weekend, killing at least 32 people. al least one million customers lost power. homes, businesses, and other structures were destroyeor badly damaged in states including arkansas, alabama, indiana, mississippi, tennessee, and iowa. an arkansas high school teacher surveyed the damage in her classroom sunday. >> i have taught here 25 years and this is my classroom. when i walked out yesterday, i did not realize that would be the last time i would teach in this classroom. we got out at 1:30, which was such a god blessing from our superintendent because otherwise, kids would have been on buses and teache

the ruling liberal coalition of prime minister sanna marin is locked in a three way time with two rightparties. the election comes just as finland is about to join nato, of course, which is hugely consequential, given finland's long border with russia. but domestically there has been growing discontent among some fins towards the government liberal policies and that has created an opportunity for candidates on the right. preliminary election results are expected later today. illicit versions of the drug fentanyl, causing tens of thousands of deaths ahead help chemicals used to make the synthetic opioid move internationally before the final product lands in the u. s. and us vice president kamala harris wraps up her three nation trip to africa calling for greater private investment will show you the groundbreaking farms visited on her final day. we'll be right back. proactive and d get clear skin that stays clear. i got proactive and was able to take on the world headfirst. now when you get proactive, get this freeport cleansing brush with your first order proactiv .com and get started to

helsinki is headed for a change results in finland's parliamentary elections indicate prime minister sanna marinr left party will lose and she will be out of office. she considered defeat to the opposition right wing national coalition party. its leader, pizzeria, or po, ran on a pro business platform and has vowed to cut spending. but it's party will have to form a coalition with other parties to govern. let's bring you more now on this one to turn to steven erlanger. he's the chief diplomatic correspondent for the new york times and joins us now from brussels via skype. so good to see you what led to the political downfall of miss marin? well she is still very popular in finland, but her center left party was increasingly less popular. she was always more popular than her party and has been going on in nearby sweden. also um, where the last election saw swing to the right. that happened in finland to the fins are kind of famously. ah tight fisted and heard the biggest criticism of her that mattered domestically had nothing to do with ukraine. or nato, on which she was considered to have done a

calvin robinson, your nominee, sanna, marin , losing nominee, sanna, marin, losing her election in finlandry and lost her coalition came third place and the conservative in finland won as a result. so woke go broke and read your nominee. the department of health and social care who are back. the 500 million promised, which means that some of the neediest people in the country will go without help. they really. well, you know going to go with know what? i'm going to go with calvin marianne calvin robinson and. marianne in finland as tonight's winner, because i find this fascinating . she is now the third leader or still in recent months, stars with authoritarian are in a new zealand lead on to scheming sturgeon in scotland now at least the voters in finland actually got to make decision. neither sturgeon or ardern were even brave enough to the voters, but i think it really does show that politically going incredibly woke is not necessarily going to you in power and that is good thing. the tide is turning down or is it . oh, christine it's and colin it. oh, christine it's and colin robinson.

calvin robinson, your nominee, sanna, marin , losing nominee, sanna, marin, losing her election in finlandn february and lost her coalition came third place and the conservative in finland won as a result. so woke go broke and read your nominee. the department of health and social care who are back. the 500 million promised, which means that some of the neediest people in the country will go without help. they really. well, you know going to go with know what? i'm going to go with calvin marianne calvin robinson and. marianne in finland as tonight's winner, because i find this fascinating . she is now the third leader or still in recent months, stars with authoritarian are in a new zealand lead on to scheming sturgeon in scotland now at least the voters in finland actually got to make decision. neither sturgeon or ardern were even brave enough to the voters, but i think it really does show that politically going incredibly woke is not necessarily going to you in power and that is good thing. the tide is turning down or is it . oh, christine it's and colin it. oh, christine it's and colin r

but sanna marin, who lost on sunday had some cause for optimism.st prime minister on the planet, ithink, about youngest prime minister on the planet, i think, about her party. i wonder if that damaged what the poll ratings will have other parties. i wonder how much people voted for the conservatives because of the war in ukraine and perception perhaps that, that they would be tougher and more consistent policies on russia then the previous coalition. i consistent policies on russia then the previous coalition.— the previous coalition. i wonder about that- _ the previous coalition. i wonder about that. that _ the previous coalition. i wonder about that. that doesn't i the previous coalition. i wonder about that. that doesn't stand i the previous coalition. i wonder i about that. that doesn't stand up either. so i'm _ about that. that doesn't stand up either. so i'm not _ about that. that doesn't stand up either. so i'm not quite _ about that. that doesn't stand up either. so i'm not quite sure i either. so i'm not quite sure what lies behind her, bu

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