parties incumbent prime minister lee overread his party is neck and neck with left wing nationalists sheehan fein and center right fianna foil frustration with years of budget austerity and a housing crisis are among the main issues for voters. a major storm is bearing down on northern europe ireland and britain face driving rain and winds of up to 130 kilometers per hour there are flood warnings across the u.k. germany is also bracing for the storm's arrival frankfurt airport has already canceled around 100 flights. a boeing 737 operated by the russian low cost airline u.t.a. air has been badly damaged in a hard landing in the city of new since none of the $94.00 passengers and crew on board were seriously hurt hurt the airline blamed unpredictable winds for the incident. and out to thailand where security forces shot dead as so. olga who killed at least 26 people in a rampage most of them at a shopping mall police had earlier stormed the center allowing shoppers to escape as they launched a manhunt to find the gunman more than 40 people were also wounded in the attack which took place in the ci

present as well and about the kind of decisions that sinn fein would be around and able to influence our rights how do you explain the popularity of sheehan fame with votes in the south. it's to do with that young young generation of voters i actually think it's quite a global thing in some ways and certainly you know european context you're dealing with a generation of people who know that they will be poorer than their parents as you alluded to earlier in your program essentially those policies for the last 90 is the largest to irish parties faina farland have slipped and alternated in power and it's regarded some implication is that it's seen a foil it's turned now and a lot of people have said well you know the last time seen a follower in power they didn't make such a good job of it and we actually don't feel that we are a wealthy country small european country we feel that we are a at we are actually our access to health to housing especially which tends to be very expensive is not being dealt and it's not very good we're not actually going to put up with this and actually we would like to change we would like something different th