amy gallacher, social democratic party, 2771. zoe garbett. _ social democratic party, 2771., — garbett, green party, 10,132. tarun ghulati, independent, 2436. susan hall, _ ghulati, independent, 2436. susan hall, conservative party, 68,856. sadiq _ hall, conservative party, 68,856. sadiq khan, labour party, 77,011. andreas_ sadiq khan, labour party, 77,011. andreas michli, independent, 1669. brian rose, 528. nick scanlon, britain's — brian rose, 528. nick scanlon, britain's first, 1600. the number of ballot _ britain's first, 1600. the number of ballot papers rejected was as followed. wanting an official mark, one. followed. wanting an official mark, one~ but _ followed. wanting an official mark, one~ but if — followed. wanting an official mark, one. but if more than one candidate, 213. one. but if more than one candidate, 215 writing _ one. but if more than one candidate, 213. writing remarks by which the voter_ 213. writing remarks by which the voter could — 213. writing remarks by which the voter could be identified, three. unmarked — voter could be identified, three. unm

and he also agreed basically to what some members of the social democratic party is upset when they were blaming or so the fire right. a if the pod is being eaten direct responsible for this attack because they are constant use of hate speech against political competitors. as the u. k. labors sedate can, has one of the said straight as london man. he beaches conservative policy challenges by more than 11 points. the result is yet another defeat for prime minister wishes to knock them. they're willing conservative up to their worst local election results in decades. and historic said term for london's man sat, a ton said he faced to campaign of negativity from his conservative opponents. but he stormed ahead with nearly 44 percent of the votes, likely from the bottom of my heart, back to london. that's the order of my life to serve the city. but i love con, was the fast muslim to be elected lida as a major west in capital when he replaced bars. johnson as met in 2016 con is one of the u. k. 's most popular latest, and holds the biggest individual mandate of any british politician. his vic

just like it, he was out on a companion move in for his social democratic party when full suspect says approached and they started to insult him and then they attacked him for no reason . he now would have to undergo surgery and we'll have to stay in the hospital at least until coming week until the coming week. and the suspects us still on the run, according to an i would just be ports those 4 suspects from the appearance quickly to fire, right extremist groups. but this is not yet consumed by, in your cover to all the police and very close to the attacking yesterday. actually, another physical attack has happened at targeting the young man companions of all the cream party and it was lucky to be a less specifically attack. but the police say that it is likely that both the textbook conducted by the same suspects. given the chancellor as comments about a threat to democracy, are we seeing a shift in germany's political climate or well, maybe it's not. it shift. the set climax of the development that we have been seeing over the last months and do use a just and sex and you know, and w

our top russian envoy over a series of cyber attacks against members of the government, the social democratic party, german foreign minister under the book says, russian of fact groups are also targeting the country's defense and technology sectors. the i'm here until berlin. thank you very much. for joining us mass protest in the country of georgia, the entered the 3rd week as thousands of people take to the streets to denounce a bill that could threaten media, freedom and the world. the country's hopes of joining the european union. professors oppose what many are calling a close flushing law as must go use a similar legislation to curb independent news organizations and groups. critical of the kremlin. the new law would require n g o's and media groups that received more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to register as hold onto it as being under a foreign influence. that you and the us have or georgia to drop the legislation. george's president's holidays or the beach, the president of georgia, find yourself increasingly at odds with the countries governing party. she told dw that sh

of the top russian envoy over a series of cyber attacks against members of the governing social democratic party, german foreign minister and an individual boxes of russian back, whoops. are also targeting the country's defense and technology sectors. the . i'm here until berlin. thank you very much for joining us. mass protest in the country of georgia have entered the 3rd week. the photos are aimed at a government bill, which demonstrators say will crack down on the media and saint george's ambitions to join the european union. the you and us have urged the country to drop the legislation. housing people in georgia have been taking to the streets for weeks, protesting a bill that protected media freedom. crowds oppose was a score the foreign agents bill, which would require immediate non profits to register as working for a foreign power if they get more than 20 percent of the funding from abroad. the. so the motivation behind the decision to reintroduce the law despite the problem is that it would not have been is clearly rushed in style even before examining the law itself. that's what many

his social democratic party was hospitalized after the assault in dresden. on friday evening, a 17 year old has turned himself into the authorities for taking part in the attack . and police are still looking for 3 other suspects. let's go straight to dw political, corresponded alex garris, who is at the demonstration in front of the brandenburg gate in berlin. alex, uh what's the mood like at the gathering? yeah, i would say there to around $500.00 people has to gather to you to send a clear no it clear? no. against the violet to the clear no. to violence against politicians, just 2 days after you have just mentioned, it must be a 2nd from the social democratic party. it has to be in the tech violence, the uh, the dentist just starting uh right around me. so it's a bit difficult to hear you. i mean this out of the organize this of this demonstration, they organize us from the, from the in active is to network cool to, to get against the power rises, demonstration itself is not labeled as a demonstration against the file, right? but as a demonstration for th

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know if he was disturbed or not something was tired, it basically corresponds to what the social democratic party it is factual. helping putin means finding a way out of defeat, and the other political parties in the government coalition, that is, the greens and liberals, they are not ready to put scholz under enough pressure to win; in fact, everyone is now waiting for the first elections, for that , to see what the result will be and to instrumentalize it further in the next elections, and until this happens, ukrainian dependence on western weapons from the german side does not receive help, well if there is any common will of the allies, how will germany... act in this situation, who will have the last word in europe? well, look, first of all, if we take the formal aspect, the commander-in-chief of the german army in peacetime is the minister of defense, that is, the chancellor has no relation to the bundeswehr at all, the mandate for the use of the bundeswehr outside the borders of germany is given by the bundestag, not the federal chancellor, and the commander-in-chief is the minister of def

politician fabi and a phone call, a representative for saxony in the german parliament for the social democratic party. in light of this latest attack on a party colleague, we asked him about the political climate in germany to i think in this election campaign for the european election. and i think this will also be the case for the elections and all of them for the face. we have a really hostile climate from the right wing extremists and you reckoning parties. and i think this is something that has that for the years ago. and now instead of the time when the words like the hoss time words from these right wing extremists are now becoming also physical, i think just as a new quality, it does also different than the other things. we also experience the use. but it was all, all the time to case that writing streams uh were on the run and also drains imaged . are we looking conventional process and also being assigned against our people? and finally, madonna gave it her all during a historic performance for a huge crowd of fans at brazil's famous corporate combined a beach. the pop idol pulled out the s

and he also agreed basically to what some members of the social democratic party is upset when they were blaming. also the far right a, if the pod is being eaten direct to responsible for this attack because they are constant use of hate speech against political competitors is the best all from severe flooding and most lives in southern brazil has risen to at least 56 dozens of still missing rescue as have been racing to take peoples and safety as heavy rains continue to back to the region. really 70000 people have been forced to flee their homes the off to breaking the roof with the break. this risk is managed to safe, a mother and her baby from us. a lot of the house imagines to respond to us in the solving versus even state of real, grunted assume had been racing to help residents escape the flooding and much lights. all those have decided not to wait for help any longer, leaving the homes with what they could carry and making their way through the muddy waters. just a foot ground. after escaping the floods may end up in temporary shelter select this one. trying to come to terms with

investigation has shown that they were involved in hacking the email accounts of senior members of the social democrat party. here in germany, that's sounds slow. i've seltz's policy a, but they're a known quantity. they've been accused in the past. we also have involvement in a hacking attack against the computer system of the gym and parliament back in 2015 at. and the u is saying that they've also been involved recently in as a cyber attacks, again, states institutions and the number of countries such as poland, sweden as deliberately to a near, into the back. yeah. and so, you know, this is a known organization. and so for that, in that sense, the accusation disclosable and told to us about the timing of these accusations, simon, why now? well this, as you already mentioned, this was a, a hacking attack that happened back in 2023 and already been at suggestions that it could be linked to rush it somehow with surfacing, i think parts he's taking this long to complete this investigation that the at s p d is saying that possibly some data was late through these email accounts, but it fits with this picture

and he also agreed basically to what some members of the social democratic party is upset when they were blaming also the far right. if the pod is being eaten director responsible for this attack because of the back once the views of hate speech against political competitors to w as alex cost them. well, in other news, a how much to legation is in cairo for more talks with us, egypt, sion and guitar, a media, it is on the cease fire in gaza. egyptian estate media has said that significant progress is being made, but the key stumbling block remains is riley plans to attack the soften gas and city of rafa. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly avow to, to assault hum, us forces de whether on an altar truth these rates, despite repeated warnings from the u. s. u. n. and others that an attack would spill disaster for the more than $1000000.00 palestinians taking refuge, stating german egyptian general is karim l. go. harry spoke with me earlier from cairo, and i asked him about these egyptian reports about a potential cx, 5 brake 3. yeah, the positive about what's happening right

russian envoy to protest about a cyber attack targeting, leaving politicians from the governing social democratic party. russia denies involvement in last year's attacks on politicians, email accounts. but speaking this really a german foreign minister, i'm the lead to bad luck. it was clear i'm she held responsible for the breach. you're going to be confused and be careful to be can do this type of attack to a group called the dent 28. we just verified the military intelligence, so with a fresh start at the end of homes. in other words, the states sponsor suggestions 5, but a doc 10, many, 5 out all this is an opportunity to teach and accepted the win and will have consequence of life. so who is the group behind is a legit hack attack? we put the question to cas boons that to shop off a researcher at the university of ho heidelberg, an expert on cyber conflict and cyber security. a slow april 28 is a very well known hacker group that is associated with the military intelligence on g o. u of the russian state. and they have a long history of cyber operations against most and of course your pin democrat

and labour needs to be clear, we are a social democratic party, left of centre party and what we proposedisis is a big and on climate the crisis is a big and major programme, as large asjoe biden's act but that's not getting through to the voters. people need to know we are going green and we are going for peace on gazza and we have to be very strong in addressing that. our message is not a cross yet. that. our message is not a cross et. ~ �* , ., .,, that. our message is not a cross et. ~ �* , ., ., that. our message is not a cross et. �* , ., ., ,, , yet. we'll see how those two issues -la out. yet. we'll see how those two issues play out- great _ yet. we'll see how those two issues play out- great to — yet. we'll see how those two issues play out. great to have _ yet. we'll see how those two issues play out. great to have your - play out. great to have your thoughts. let's speak to taj ali — co—editor of the tribune magazine. we haven't had a lot of caveats. i think it looks like labour is on course to win a landslide and they have been polling significantly higher than the tories in t

the candidate from the social democratic party was assaulted and hospitalized by a group of young men in the same city. while still political correspondent nakeema to give us the background to the assault. that was witness by the w as well. we had thought you rather, we wanted to go and speak to politicians mid this claim of fear here in germany. and we were right with the green party candidate as we said and raised and just to talk to him about concerns are on the safety. on the campaign trail and it was a relatively unremarkable afternoon until the evening when do a rough hang up when things kind of leave? i some know where i'm on pulled. i one of the pastors posters that they were hanging up on the candidate and her team. they took photos with mine and some of the group to death to document the incident. and they called the police, but it was minutes late, so that the mind and a women confronted the politician demanding that should delete the photos. they demanded our camera to turn off our cameras on the spot. one of the people spots on the politician and shop members of our team

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his supporters from the ruling bodies of the spd, the social democratic party, insist that only thisthe responsible path of an adult political elite to peace and stability, everything else will lead suddenly to a nuclear apocalypse, and even there, well, some absolutely shameful things in them , so they are falling out of the mouth, as we say, here is the general secretary of the spd, kevin künart, that is, in fact the head of the party, yesterday he was on the air of one of the biggest talk shows maishbeg's germany, and he was asked by the presenter, who is actually very pro-russian in her talk show formats, she asked him what the general line with the dpn is, is it to freeze the conflict or is it , to help... president putin, and kunart unexpectedly immediately answered her, yes, both, because there is no contradiction between these two goals, that is, even if it was his, let's say, mistake, he was there, i don't know, worried or something, he was tired, this basically corresponds to what the spd does, this in fact, helping putin means finding some way out of... after defeat, and t

sovereign territory of russia, its... supporters from the ruling circles of the spd, the social democratic partyhat only such a path is the responsible path of an adult political elite to peace and to stability, everything else will suddenly lead to a nuclear apocalypse, and even there, well, there are some absolutely shameful things in them, so they fall out of the mouth, as we say, here is the general secretary of the spd, kevin künart, that is, in fact, the chairman party yesterday, he was on the air of one of the largest talk shows in germany, maischbeg, and the host asked him what the format of her talk show was, in fact, very pro-russian, she asked him what the general line with the dpn was, that in to freeze the conflict or to help president putin, and künart unexpectedly immediately... answered yes to both, because there is no contradiction between these two goals, that is, even if it was his, shall we say, mistake, he there, i don't know, he was worried or something, he was tired, that's in in principle corresponds to what the spd is doing, it is actually helping putin, uh, that means f

katser scholz denied that this was possible, and here is the head of the spd faction of the social democratic partyf germany in the bundestag, mr. mycenich, he frankly said that this was allegedly playing with fire and that it so there will be a provocation. putin and all, well here you have to understand that, first of all, germany does not have the strength to ensure a no-fly zone over ukraine, and because it is a huge country, it is the largest country in europe by area, almost three times larger than germany, if here put it completely control over all the air, then it is necessary to transfer all the air defense systems of germany and not only germany, and of course no one will do that, the question... is that there were several components, so the first thing is whether it is possible to use air defense equipment that will stand on territories, that means nato, for example, in poland, and to shoot down missiles that are still in the airspace of ukraine, that is , to control the airspace there within a radius of 150 km, let's say, that is, they can stand somewhere in the middle of nowhere and co

the top russian envoy over series of cyber attacks, again senior members of the governing social democratic party, german foreign minister on the bandbox as russia back to groups that are also targeting the country's defense and technology sector. and julia, natalia wins dw, is freedom of spiritual since becoming a thieving points. $0.50 include in russia, on, with death in prison, husbands alike, site development issues the on feel. go welcome to the program. must protest in georgia have entered the 3rd week of thousands of people take to the streets to denounce a bill that could threaten media freedom. the route of the country is hopes of joining venue, repeating union protesters oppose. what many, according a russian law, as moscow use a similar legislation to cub independent news, organizations and groups are critical of the kremlin. the new law would require and jose and media groups that disabled 20 percent of the funding from broad to register as pursuing the interest of a foreign power in the us of georgia to off the legislation with george's president sell him. i sort of a sort of b real

other guys, news that this uh, group targeted the email accounts of senior members of the social democratic party here in germany that st. john's low laugh sholtes is paul to now that attack was discovered. so back in 2023. and they were already suggestions then of a possible link with the russian intelligence and the s b. the policy says that as some data may have been leaked through these main, so serious attack, the authorities are also saying that this uh cyber attack was targeting. and although government institutions, as well as companies here in germany involved in a range of sectors such as logistics, but also defense, aerospace and information technology. so, you know, pretty serious allegations, and that's why you've seen a strong reaction on what's known of this hacker group. a p t 20 eights, which i think we've, we've also heard about as policy back. yeah, i mean there's it, there's a variety of different names for this. great, but each, each way, the adults persistence rate 20, it's a well known group. it's been active for a couple of decades. it's paul solve rushes, military intelli

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. >> kevin maguire, as an old leftie, you've got you've basically got a social democrat conservative partycial democrat labour party. we haven't got much choice really, haven't got much choice really, have we? >> no, i mean, look, i am on some things. you're quite right. but, but, but there are , there but, but, but there are, there are other very important differences between starmer and sunak, labour and the conservatives. well, there is i know you disagree, but i think there's much to vote for. i look forward to hearing it. >> daniel kawczynski loyal to the prime minister, kevin maguire, a slightly frustrated leftie, i think. but but hey, he's a lefty that smiles and that really does matter. in a moment we're going to debate the fact that northern ireland, the rwanda legislation, has been disapplied. doesn't this prove the point that right from day one, everything that was said about the brexit deal was simply untrue ? well, after 7 well, after a ? well, after a spirited debate between a sunak supporter and a starmer supporter, i asked you who is the right person to lead this country in

social democratic— better, 3478. amy gallagher, social democratic party, 1442. zoe garbett, the green _ democratic party, 1442.een party, 5984. tarun ghulati. _ the green party, 5984. tarun ghulati, independent, 1100. susan mary— ghulati, independent, 1100. susan mary hall, — ghulati, independent, 1100. susan mary hall, the conservative party candidate, 43,405. sadiq khan, labour— candidate, 43,405. sadiq khan, labour party, 54,481. andreas michli, independent, 901. the number of ballot papers rejected was as— the number of ballot papers rejected was as follows. for want of an official — was as follows. for want of an official mark, one. voting for more than _ official mark, one. voting for more than one _ official mark, one. voting for more than one candidate, 147. writing or n1arks— than one candidate, 147. writing or marks by— than one candidate, 147. writing or marks by which the voter could be identified. — marks by which the voter could be identified, 16. unmarked orvoid marks by which the voter could be identified, 16. unmarked or void for uncertainty, — identified, 16. unmarked or void for uncertainty,

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you use the example of the social democratic party in the 80s.ust stood a candidate in london who marginally managed to beat count binface , in terms of the share binface, in terms of the share of the vote, just over 1.6% or something. so it shows that even where you've got established brands like the sdp , it's very brands like the sdp, it's very hard to harvest those votes at the ballot box, which is why i think what dominic cummings actually should be doing is he should be getting on the phone to richard tice, offering his services to the reform party because they are at least an alternative to the conservatives as a centre right force. and what they're polling at 13% of the share. close to the conservatives. indeed, that is something to build on. >> well, he talks about he talks about nigel farage actually, because he's basically saying that he reckons the tory party are constantly fretting about what nigel farage is going to do next, and he says , they said to next, and he says, they said to him, do you reckon nigel farage would be welcome i

germans, one of them is the head of the bundestag committee on international relations from the social democratic partyn manufacturer, one of the famous manufacturers of german chocolate. in megacities, and then i was kind of surprised that , like, well, somehow it’s all a little bit, you know, only a year has passed, and reality has prevailed, this is a very good, very joyful development of realities, with such an approach to reality, it seems to me that we will win for sure, well, on the way to victory, as always, the dolls of the heir to tuti will be a joy to us. and you and i, dear comrades, will paint a portrait of our next character, oh, we know, we know, your insightful mind, based on our appearance, probably already guessed that we will be talking about a french woman, wow, yes, yes, exactly about her, exactly oh... she once proudly stated this, i myself was born in...

and also there we have both the labor unions who are traditionally supported of the social democratic party and the young movements together in demanding that the. 6 the wages or funds should be withdrawn and all the rest, the rest months from israel, as we have done in russia. so it's the similar situation. thank you so much. so the pressure is very much spill on the know each and government a, so she explains, there will be no official statements here at the parliament or at the new government offices today. uh, the foreign minister has handed over the documents to a recognized spot assigned to the prime minister of the file, assigned a palestinian authority in brussels. but as we heard, it's a fairly strong symbolic staff and also very important. they also here and also that step vasa and keeping an eye in this situation from oslo. let's go over though to villa monk's. he joins us from the capital of the 3rd country, recognizing officially the state of palestine. today, dublin, the capital of ireland and vellum, the palestinian flag on the stand flying outside the irish palm and state in

social democratic party . 34,449. social democratic party. 34,449. garbett, zoe. the green party .an. independent 24,702. hall susan mary, the conservative party candidate . conservative party candidate. 812,397. khan, sadiq. labour. party 1,088,225. mitchley, andreas. christoph . mitchley, andreas. christoph. independent 26,121. rose brian. benedict. london. real party. transform . london 7501. scanlon transform. london 7501. scanlon nick. britain first no. to immigration 20,519. that makes the total number of good votes cast on thursday. 2,484,432. i need now to take you through the number of ballot papers rejected and the reasons one rejected. for want of an official mark 314 rejected for voting for more than one candidate, 2806 for writing or marks by which the voter could be identified, 129. unmarked or void for uncertainty . 7878. making the total number of rejected ballot papers 11,127. so total number of ballot papers counted . on ballot papers counted. on thursday 2,495,559. our electorate for this election . electorate for this election. was 6,162,428. and as you know alr

european union today, this is a country with demographic problems. in terms of popularity, the social democratic partyat... political science, yes, refined political scientists, the simple fact is that macron knows, knows, well, political scientists, gourmets, macron just knows what he’s doing, the fact is that in almost a week , well, in a little more than a week, elections to the european parliament, here macron is losing, his movement is losing, napoleon, so he decided to play, let him get himself josephine, however, he started, well... but, therefore, what macron is now trying to collect, to collect votes for his party, is trying to gather actively now, to preserve this, then the majority of globalists who are sitting, it will really decrease in europe, and this means that it is very possible that people can come, i don’t think that they will be the majority, but people who will come will think, well, at least with from the point of view of the interests of their countries. they talk about how it happened, to voices from beyond the grave, and then higher, higher and higher, it turns out like this,

i mean, fitz himself, i mean, he founded this smer party back in 1999, which is a social democratic party over the years he has become very pro-russian, one wonders why and how, but perhaps this is his belief. and he, i have. i mean, he's fighting tooth and nail against sanctions, eu sanctions against common procurement. slovakia is a very small country, i mean in the sense that it is, you know, czechoslovakia, which, like the czech republic, is a larger territory. slovakia is a smaller part of the country, although in earlier times it was more industrialized, so this should not be the case, it is not that small, but slovakia is not a major player in the european union, but something like hungary. which is also big country, but not a very large player in the european union in economic terms. they are against aid to ukraine and against any sympathy for kiev, they keep saying: we want the war to end, and by this they mean they want the russians to succeed, then the war will end if ukraine just gives up and gives up territory, and he holds precisely this point of view. this causes disagreeme

other countries, within the economy, ignored by the conservatives, also maybe by the social democrats, but all the parties who rule within the u. the u commission. so i think there will be changes in the politics even though, right. when politicians are not really impala, but they were producing invisible change and definitely more pressure towards the traditional parties. nobody's. i live in germany these days. it seems like you are exposed to up on bergmann of political ad saying this election is crucial. this election is important. we go vote, it matters. what do you think makes it different from previous you elections? well, elections always crucial, but clearly we all see what could be a potential force or said moment of the right and the extreme right actually playing allowed to role in brussels. when you see old enough on the line who's the top candidates for the p. p for the conservative centers, conservative and book, it really vying for support from someone like george and bologna, who is as actually mazda of the game of being a fall vice at home. but actually being a surprisingly pro european p

people are against it, and you know who in these eighty, well, of course, the pds, the party of democratic socialismn in the bundestag is voting, in which the entire bundestag takes part, there are almost 480 people there votes, this vote was in which country, two votes, one in the gdr, he said this, and this is actually in the federal republic of germany, and that is the greens, this is just the federal republic of germany, the greens in this was the green party, the greens, this is the union of the ninetieth, this is in the german democratic republic , it was a new party that was formed; their official name was the green union party of ninety. were called, then they united and became the green party, and the same thing happened in the federal republic of germany, those who voted against the unification germany, they were green, there were several people from the cdu, csu, but mostly they were green, then the following question arises: how can germany exist, because we must do something, here the question arises that you and i have often discussed the constitution, then they make a decision, these

architect was forced to go to the front of the first world war, later joined the russian social democratic labor partynt to something like an anti-bolshevik uprising, in 1919 he was shot, but the house still stands, perpetuating the memory of its creator, the house is amazing, and it’s a pity that it’s just in this state, before our eyes falling apart, in the soviet years... first there were communal services, then a variety of organizations. at the new turn of two eras, socialist and capitalist, it was abandoned again. only in 2021 the object received the status of an architectural monument. now same in the department of culture. it is planned to preserve the structure of the log house and, of course, all the wooden decor. after receiving permission to carry out work at the site , full-scale restoration work will begin. what will happen in the house of the strakhov brothers is still unknown, perhaps this cultural heritage site , the house of the merchant brychev on rusakovskaya street, will soon have its time. it is believed that it is decorated with a unique design. now the house next to the constru

left and made her own party, that is, there are three parties , who are against this german military support for ukraine, and... and the social democrats, they, they try to compete with these parties, with the left, especially the parties, and that is why they have such a marked, as they see it course, well, this is really a problem in some ways, but nevertheless, germany remains the biggest helper of ukraine in europe . military support. and not only in this regard, in principle, germany is such a center of stability, both economic and political stability, and europe is already used to that, accustomed to the fact that everything is fine there, here we see such movements, because this party is also an alternative for germany mentioned by us, and the case that has been going on for several years, actually since the time of the coronavirus, we see that right-wing movements, radical right-wing movements across europe movements are gaining strength as well, very often in all of this. somewhere , is russia somehow directly or indirectly involved, is a scenario possible now in the 21st century, when europe will reform a little again, redist

and yesterday's, a tech, in particular with party members of my to you as a can from the social democrats. that even blaming at least didn't direct the, the far right a to the potty, for the constant use of hate speech over the last months and years. and also the prime minister of sex, any of the conservative politicians may try to catch them. uh, he was quick to condemn these attacks yesterday and said that the text like these, remind him of germany stock as the russ alex scarce to thank you for the update. turning now to our other top story, a last delegation has arrived in egypt to resume the gaza. choose talks. the negotiations in cairo involved the us, cotter, and egypt the talks are taking place as israel threatens to launch and offensive on the city of rasa to pursue a mock militants. it holds responsible for the october 7th terror attacks. some 1500000 palestinians are taking refuge in the southern city, the u. n. and the us have warrant against the operation. the two's proposal 6 to held fighting and exchange for hostages for posting and prisoners. the earlier we asked middle eas

old fashioned labour party people think this is the most conservative social democratic party in europeess, pro—growth, all the things that once were at the heart of toryism. now tory dub is all about, you know, enlisting 18 year olds to go square bashing. >> okay, go leave. it appears, dennis, thank you very much indeed. >> go on letting us know, please as well. what you think about square bashing and 18 year olds and whether or not they're all going to want to choose, one weekend a month, which seems like a real. >> that's the easy option. yeah, very easy option compared to a, a year's worth of i suppose if they wanted , if they, if they they wanted, if they, if they want to continue their education or they've got an apprenticeship or they've got an apprenticeship or whatever job, or then you could squeeze it in that way, it's still not a bad thing to do. >> no, it's a good thing to do because it ought to be more than one weekend a month. you think so? but yeah, it's to good be something about giving, isn't it? actually, you know, self sacrifice. >> maybe it's all well and good. i was