boris johnson in fide tonight he's appealing for the healing to begin i was joined earlier by saskia taylor in london where aside all this stop boris protests are very much holding the usual festivities in central london as everyone finishes up for the working week. proud to say that members of our new one nation government a people's government will sit tight from constituencies that have never returned a conservative m.p. for 100 years and yes they will have an overwhelming mandate from this election to get done and we will honor that mandate by general the 31st will not lead the party in any future general election campaign i will discuss with our parting to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that the party will take going forward well obviously that was the south cattelan that was the lead of the various parties their initial reaction for last 40 seconds or so but let's go to saskia taylor next in london she's been there all evening an increasing number of anti boris johnson protesters taking to the streets. some of the latest pictures in trut

that's given labor's hope not briggs yet though although remain is a pretty disappointed hearty saskia taylor looks at the whole saga. the festive season is upon us mulled wine christmas the smells and sounds the promise of snow but the time to come together and to tell stories and while do i have a good one of the past. one cute morning over 3 years ago the porch people woke up and decided they just had enough of those bureaucrats in brussels and all 16000000 mourn the loss of that red pos courts 17400000 rejoiced off with those european chuckles make britain great again off till they promised it would be easy getting out of the e.u. can be quick and easy the u.k. holds most of the cons. we can choose the path we want and optimism apart not shared by david cameron because he made a hasty exit but to resume bounded to the rescue on her lap at kitson heels and she meant business bricks it means bricks it bricks it wrecks it wrecks it means bricks it and we're going to make a success of it so she clapped and triggered article 50 starting the hold to force process and to have credit she did mana

prosperous and happy future this ship it seems there are a few peculiar messages out there and saskia taylor now shows us. christmas the time of year when people gather together to celebrate the bonds of friendship and family as a side note also a very awkward parent for the brits have to regulate engage an eye contact except well wishes and feign merriment or at the same time sorry this is not my weekly therapy session but anyway we've all grown tired of repeating the same old merry christmas and in a bid to keep the good old yuletide going and make it all trendy in 21st century the wild over people are getting creative with the traditional greeting sometimes though they know how to best put it misjudged the mood while some bake gingerbread houses we decided to go with them $35.00 jet merry christmas to all our christian soldiers and to all those celebrating around the world i'm a big fan of gingerbread but one in the shape of an f. $35.00 jet which are regularly used to conduct a strikes over gaza and just hours after the i.d.f. admitted that a raid in the gaza strip can. 9 members of a si

saskia taylor told my colleague andrew far more about the story. but at the trumpet ministration sanctions have become a political tool of choice in the often simply. automatic reaction to anything that the president takes issue with in this case is apparently no different because president trump has officially signed a bill which will require him to impose sanctions on any foreign companies and individuals which are involved in the building of nordstrom to no money of course no no to is a huge $11000000000.00 it's a pipeline over 1000 kilometers long running from russia to germany and essentially it's going to flood the european continent with russian gas at a faster and cheaper rate than anything else currently available on the market but since the very beginning washington has had a bit of a problem with the project the united states commands all our european partners who have taken a strong stand against north stream to. and we commend others to do the same germany is totally controlled by russia because they were getting from 60 to 70 percent

the 365 they took hold of while the labor party $203.00 seats their lowest result since the 1930 saskia taylor brick stone it. thursday saw the 3rd general election in just 4 years so how did we end up on this roller coaster again it was well my friends it's the usual suspect yeah you guessed it. sits to play it turns out that decision taken by those 17400000 people in june 26th exit the e.u. set off a chain reaction that's led to this moment but i'm guessing ahead of myself let's start from the beginning the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different part of my view we should aim to have a new prime minister in place ok so now we're down one prime minister let's see how the next one fat a couple of weeks later to resume a tick on the and then the ball roll of finding a way through the process that wilderness and she was very clear about her goal bricks it means bricks it rex it means bricks it and where we're going to make a success of the original bricks it deadline was set for march 29th teen oh those early days of optimism but this is possibly the most divisive poli

well then to see how moscow brought in the new decade his correspondence saskia taylor right in the heart of the russian capital. i'm quite literally standing underneath the fire i'm in the ferry center i've got boswell's right behind you can hear the crowds going wild and then to my boy i've got this tower and just a couple of moments ago we had the much anticipated 12 midnight chimes from the tower that's the most famous clock tower within the kremlin's walls and it's really become the face of the symbol of new year here in russia so 2025 is officially upon us just now you saw on your screens of course the spectacular fireworks display that was just erupting right in front of my eyes over the river must be an all across the night's sky they launched this year a record 35000 solvers from 11 locations were actually right next to one of the locations and that was all of course to ensure that we had the most spectacular the race unbeatable performance of night and color and of sounds that no one down here was left disappointed and if the reaction of that crowd just below us is anything to g

protests some demonstrators were seen clashing with police in the capital in our team coverage saskia taylor filed the following report from london and then we will hear from kevin no one discussing the story with our tuesday. quote they said that would never be affirmed as divisive as the press at referendum but i'm not so sure because i'm standing here because it downing street which is of course the prime minister's residence and i'm surrounded as you can see $500.00 of the interesting photos who are frustrated who are furious and who are angry at the results of the space general election the result of course being a landslide victory for the conservative party the best result in fact since margaret thatcher in 1987 a very disappointing night for its main competitor that is the labor party which saw its worst result in a seat it is to those who backed boris and wanted to get his majority if a person happens they secured 5 years of touring government but for the minority well they woke up this friday with the team and probably thought they were living in some kind of progress but they took

saskia taylor will be reporting live from london we'll be bringing you the exit polls straight from the top of the next hour those should give some indication of which party is likely to form the next government. so plenty to stay tuned for we'll bring you those exit poll details and often. i. was. i. was. i was was. but politicians do. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to. have to go right to be close this is like a full screen the whole can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters and how. things should. that's in the individual i think very much i have to do what i think is right i have to friend to defend my values have to do different my principles and if i feel the state is not doing it according to what i think is the right thing that i have to stand up and say it's not good enough and if i as a humanitarian feel that the next to me is not respected and treated in the dignified way then i have to also stand up in this regard so yes we have to do it despite that it is maybe a very long te

they suffered serious injuries while crawling through tunnels or carrying heavy loads as we saw saskia taylor has more on the story. how far would you go to make your fortune hire a child a child kill a child these are the questions the world's most famous tech giants will be in court as part of the landmark legal case that's off to a human rights organization allege that complicit in the injury and deaths of hundreds if not thousands of children in the democratic republic of congo all to feed the wallets insatiable appetite for the very latest gadgets defendants ample google will microsoft tesla are knowingly benefiting from aiding and abetting the cruel and brutal use of young children and democratic republic of congo to mind called the young children are not merely being forced to work full time extremely dangerous mining jobs at the expense of their educations and futures they're being regularly mean been killed by tunnel collapses and other known hazards common to call gold mining in the d.r. see the case has been brought forward on behalf of 14 congolese families 6 of who have lost chil

that's despite heightened pressure from washington over russia's nordstrom to gas pipeline project saskia taylor looks at how the u.s. is trying to blackmail allies on an energy policy they say politics is a dutch he gave him and his players can be selfish greedy and unethical but for the most part they do is pretend they're in it for the right reasons and of playing by the rules i think someone might have forgotten to tell ted cruz you fisa binary choice stop now and leave the pipeline unfinished the express intention of the sanctions legislation which we all thought were make a foolish attempt to rush to complete the pipeline and reese putting your company out of the business forever so what's called an elected u.s. senator so riled up that he's sending out letters with the distinct whiff of blackmail to them how did you guess it's russia almost specifically north stream to the 1225 kilometer pipeline running from russia to germany that's on the brink of completion the us though isn't its greatest fan the united states commands all our european partners who's taken a strong stand against north

the pipeline took 5 years to build it's the biggest russian gas investment project in yet saskia taylor it's got the full details. the power of siberia a pipeline running through mountains swamps and on direct has an ambitious project uniting the northern hemisphere is 2nd largest gas producer with the wilds 2nd largest gas consumer 3000 kilometers of pipe smoking economic unity and friendship between russia and china are north xing today. and for china it couldn't be more timely the country has been guzzling increasing amounts of gas and with its powerhouse status showing no signs of slowing down it's a trend that looks set to stick around and it's a wonder then that the project has been welcomed with open arms or usual this is a major project for boy lateral energy cooperation it is of great significance to deepening all round corporation between the 2 countries and integrating our interests you are pretty pleased at this time of events russia managed them. we are starting the biggest construction projects in the world there will be nothing bigger in the sphere for years to compress b

number of food banks in the country is even greater than the number of mcdonald's restaurants that saskia taylor reports. i'm loven at the slogan of the world's most famous fast food chain but it seems in the u.k. many can't afford to love it figures show there are now more food banks in this country than branches of mcdonald's son given the fast food chain can be found on pretty much every corner shops an awful lot of food banks for too many people it's becoming harder and harder to keep their heads above water we can't shy away from the changes that would make the real difference to and the need for food banks going hungry in one of the world's richest countries seems almost unbelievable but data shows that more people than rely on food handouts one antipoverty trust distributed a rack or number of food parcels this year up 23 percent from 20 teen even more concerning for many is that always hof of those parcels went to children and out of we are on the basis behind the figure in the brain the numbers in the stories behind the statistics and for many families christmas equals crace s. when the

joining a palestinian led campaign to boycott israel as a protest over the occupied territories saskia taylor picks up the story. there are a few grassroots organizations as divisive as b.d.s. the boycott divestment and sanctions movement it builds itself as a pro freedom pro equality group fighting to secure palestinian rights by putting economic pressure on israel but in recent years b.d.s. has been accused of anti-semitism and allegation very many denies the b.d.s. movement does not tolerate any acts or discourse which drops or promotes among others and black racism and the arab racism islamophobia and the semitism sexism zina phobia or homophobia the b.d.s. movement is an unknown and that's harsh criticism of is who are either human rights groups on the un also condemn illegal israeli settlements in the west bank similarly in open but the e.u.'s top court ruled that both food and drink made in these settlements have to be labeled as coming from the occupied territory the international holocaust remembrance alliance whose definition of anti-semitism is used internationally and allows for l

good cheer saying he's in a very good position out of his senate trial so without him my daughter saskia taylor invites you now for a cheeky seasonal impeachment drinking. disclaimer if you're not 18 change channels and those 18 plus is out drink responsibly 3 months ago 3 long months ago the impeachment inquiry against donald trump was announced and now the house of representatives to say him i go for a double whammy and impeach trump for a 2nd time if more evidence comes to light so since we're clearly in it for a while yet and it's christmas after all we've come up with a little bit of a migration based game pick a drink to live. so let's lay down the rules if ok when trump takes a swipe at knott's post he also says that it's all a witch hunt bottoms up slow and steady wins the race let's make it a half he does that a lot off to war then if politicians uncharacteristically locate their moral compass and decide no one is above the law. no one is above the law president trumps continued actions but the rule of law is that america no one is above the law we vote to defend the constitution and o

appealed for the healing to begin but his triumph mobilized hundreds to turn out angry protests saskia taylor was at the demonstration outside downing street. well they said that would never be affirmed as divisive as the press at referendum but i'm not so sure because i'm standing here well because it downing street which is of course the prime minister's residence and i'm surrounded as you can see why 100 of those photos who are frustrated who are furious and who are angry at the results of the space in general election the result of course being a landslide victory for the conservative party the best result in fact since margaret thatcher in 1987 a very disappointing night for its main task today that is the labor party which saw its washed result in the teeth it is to those who backed boris and wanted to give him his majority in a pretty happy safe secure 5 years of tory government but for the minority will they woke up this friday and probably thought they were living in some kind of progress but they took not mope around they decided to rally together they decided to organize themselves

with police and little discussed the victory done the whole consider the studio after saskia taylor this next report for you from. what they said they would never be as firm as divisive as the press that referendum but i'm not so sure because i'm standing here what does it downing street which is of course the prime minister's residence and i'm still around as you can see why hundreds of going to voters who are frustrated who are furious and who are angry at the results of the state's general election the result of course being a landslide victory for the conservative party the best result in fact since margaret thatcher in 1987 a very disappointing night for its main competitor that is the labor party which saw its worst result in the teeth yes so they threw back boris and wanted to get his majority in a pretty happens they secured 5 years of tory government but for the minority what they wake up this fight is the teeth and probably thought they were living in some kind of progress but they took not mope around they decided to rally together they decided to organize themselves via socia

correspondent saskia taylor is there we're getting the exit polls give us a pretty good idea what the result is going to be working you tell us. well this has been billed as the election of a generation and today's scenes up and down the country would seem to support all over the u.k. people have been queuing for hour was some of them waited almost up to 45 minutes just to get into the station and cost and this was in the rain in the cold and the wind as well and the fast prime ministerial hopeful got snapped this morning to cost him his vote was conservative leader boris johnson and he was costing his ballot in the central london and washington he got a good luck kiss from his dog dillon and as you said polling stations have now closed and the vote count is under way the 1st results are coming around midnight but we'll have a pretty clear idea in the early hours of the morning what we have until then though is the so-called exit poll as you said which basically is when they also people how they vote as they're walking out of the station and it's historically very accurate and is used