gains what does it mean for the country's never lives we'll have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. north korea commemorates the seventy seven c. is out of a strait of the country's founding but behind the pub in the parades does pyongyang really have caused the celebration. and in sports the controversial cool from the umpire had serena williams fuming that she lost the u.s. open final to the japanese youngster naomi also. i knew cooper's mackinnon glad you could join me. voting is underway in sweden in one of the most unpredictable elections in decades mainstream policies a facing a major challenge from the far right which is expecting big gains from votes as unhappy with immigration and integration polls suggest the nationalist sweden democrats led by jimmy akeson could emerge as one of the strongest forces in parliament the shift to the right even threatens to unseat the left leaning coalition government prime minister stephan live and has called this election a referendum on sweden's wealth state now the rise of the populists in sweden follows a europe wide tren

well in stockholm thanks so much. now history has been made at the u.s. open tennis final with naomi osaka becoming the first japanese athlete to win a grand slam title the twenty year old defeated tennis star serena williams in straight sets but a controversial outburst from williams threaten to overshadow what should have been a night of celebration serena williams was three one up in the second set in new york when things began to unravel having been a hundred a violation for receiving instructions from her coach williams who stopped a point for smushing her racket as she threw away the chance to go for one up the american already a sit down blasted the umpire calling him a thief and a liar and was promptly hit with a game penalty she won only one more game as no me or soccer held her nerve to clinch a stunning victory. williams' outburst threatened to overshadow the when with boos ringing out as a sucker awaited presentation of her first major trophy the japanese even apologized to the crowed after defeating her idol but just twenty years old was cycl

but you make over stockholm subway stations are turning into magnets for art lovers . pasta for posterity a food for longer collects pasta rescues directly from the source this time granny's. every september the danish island of alumina becomes a hotspot for vintage car and says it is now the usually peaceful beach on the north sea coast is full with howling engines and participants dressed up to fit the occasion while twenty thousand spectators were revved up for room of this year so let's see what got their engine going. racing over the beach at full speed in vintage vehicles on the danish island of wormer classic cars a motorcycle showed just how much life is left in them to be traced is the only one of its kind in europe. not every color is street legal like this one fitted with an airplane engine. the race is open to all vehicles built before nine hundred forty two the track is two hundred nine meters long or exactly one eighth of a mile. chords and katherina good fun t. have come from bavaria to take part there driving a nine hundred twenty eight model a ford it'

correspondent bob and i have a zero in stockholm for us good to talk to you barbara thank you. and now some of the other stories making news around the world so he is president says his country no longer wants to wage war in the balkans alexander which is been visiting seven plates in neighboring kosovo the former foes are considering learns what a normalizing ties the plan would return serve majority northern kosovo to serbia and give the mostly ethnic albanian peace you have a valley to kosovo. thousands of people across russia have protested against government plans to raise the pension age jailed opposition leader alexeyevna valmy call for a large turnout pension reforms that sparked widespread anger despite promises by president vladimir putin to soften the unpopular measure. the prime minister of cup. has been killed in a car crash after returning to his home republic following a state visit to syria because he is independence is only recognized by a few countries mainly russia georgia still considers the region as part of its territory. north korea's been marking the sev

what does it mean for the country's liberal alliance we'll have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. from here at the u.s. open tennis final serena williams angrily confronts the umpire off a controversial for the outburst overshadows naomi asuka's around a lot of that tree by a japanese are played. on mexican director alfonso for on the wins the top prize at the venice film festival for growth on the block and quite strong love based on his childhood memories. the last. i knew cooper's mckinnon glad he could join me. the people of sweden are voting in one of the most unpredictable elections the country has seen in decades mainstream policies of facing a major challenge from the far right which is expecting big gains from voters is unhappy with immigration and what's with the slow pace of integration poll suggests the nationalist sweden democrats led by jimmy akeson could emerge as one of the strongest forces in parliament the shift to the right even threatens to unseat the left leaning coalition government prime minister stefan lutheran has called this election a ref

correspondent in stockholm thank you. and now some of the other stories making news around the world . first responders say four civilians have been killed by as strikes in syria's rebel held it live smaller to groups a syrian and russian jets conducted more than sixty air raids on saturday the most intense bombing in weeks russia syria and iran are believed to be preparing for a final assault on it live despite international pressure. policing grease of tear gas and protesters in the northern port of thessaloniki demonstrators oppose a june deal to end a name dispute with neighboring macedonia under the plan that country would change its name to northern macedonia and greece fears territorial claims on its own province named macedonia. if vironment leaves are deploying a huge boom in an attempt to clean up the world's largest rubbish in the pacific ocean the six hundred metre long structure will be towed to the great pacific garbage patch and i didn't of plastic waste twice the size of texas organizers hope to remove hal

well i have the luxury of seeing it where permeated in stockholm and i have the luxury of watching the director and fox talk about it and talk about how the making of the movie made them have to challenge her own prejudice about how certain stories are told but my first reaction was of course recognition i saw so much of my mom in these moms and i saw so much of myself in these stories that are never told in the fact that we are never really truly represented and i think latching on to what alexander said about the media the fact that we we don't trust the media in the sense is that our story is never really told in a fair manner we never really get to dictate the conversation in which we are talked about and this is a huge part of why it's hard to trust outside media when it comes to something that's so close to your heart now i'm not i haven't grown up with stockholm so i haven't grown up where it could be but i grew up about three hours away from stockholm in a really small town and we heard stories about being could be reheard stories about no go zones well we certainly thought he

gains or does it mean the country's liberal along this will have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. north korea commemorates the seventieth anniversary of the country's founding but behind the pomp and the parades does pyongyang really have cause for celebration will put that question to an expert on east asia. i'm having the humphrey good to have you with us voting is underway in sweden in one of the most unpredictable elections in decades traditional parties are facing a serious challenge from the far right which is expecting big gains from voters unhappy with immigration and integration the swing is threatening to unseat the left leaning government of prime minister stefano often cost his ballot this morning he's called this election a referendum on sweden's welfare state polls suggest the populist sweden democrats could have much as one of the strongest forces in parliament. well the rise of the anti immigrant party could shake the status quo in a country known for its stability and to provide. it's shaping up to be one of the most significant election since we d

correspondent in stockholm thank you. let's take it now some of the other stories making news around the world the prime minister. canady gogu has been killed in a car crash after returning to his home republic following a state visit to syria because he has independence is only recognized by a few countries mainly russia georgia still considers the region as part of its territory. first responders say four civilians have been killed by airstrikes in syria's rebel held in a province monitor groups say syrian and russian jets conducted more than sixty air raids on saturday the most intense bombing in weeks russia syria and iran are believed to be preparing for a final assault on italy. environmentalist out of throwing a huge plume in an attempt to clean up the world's largest rubbish patch in the pacific ocean the six hundred metre long structure will be towed to the great pacific garbage patch it's an island of plastic waste twice the size of texas organizers hope to remove half of the garbage over the next two years. nor

stockholm and markus karlsson with a guest. >> great to have you here in stockholm.t is going to be quite chilly in parliament's right behind me. tose various parties try hash out some kind of a coalition. ,he disruptors, the spoilers have been the sweden democrats, the anti-immigration party. 52 seats, which means they're are likely to be the kingmakers going forward as the other parties try to sort something out. we're going to talk about the parliamentary situation. we turn to anders borg, a former finance minister of sweden and now a bloomberg opinion columnist contributor. good to have you here. i have got to start with the obvious question. what is happening now? who is going to go forward and form a coalition from your perspective? >> there is no certainty here. there are no clear losers. conservatives and social -- toats will try to be take the prime minister post. neither of those have a clear majority behind them. at the same time i think the swedish economist -- economy is very strong. we have a very credible framework. i think this will have a very limite

at school in stockholm focus showed himself to be practical rather than intellectual a gifted linguist he spoke fluent english french and german it was a talent he would put to good use in later life. in one thousand nine hundred eighteen he graduated from the military academy of col . a skilled horseman he rose to the rank of major in the elite dragoon cavalry unit. but not long after his marriage he was forced to resign his commission on medical grounds. shortly after when the good ones were absorbed into the swedish army but an adult decided to rent the drug god and his unit's former headquarters. estelle the millionaire's daughter transformed this military office into a luxury a swan fit for a prince. but in one thousand nine hundred thirty four family life dragoon godden was struck by tragedy. the couple's third son frederick died shortly after his birth. two years later that eldest son gustav died. he was just six years old. yeah was after the loss of two of his sons kemp an adult decided to seek a new role in life. there. in one nine hundred thirty seven he became the head of th

a jury wednesday this is just a bit of coastal rain otherwise lot of breeze down to seventeen in stockholm and a few wandering down towards beaucaire in or even the turkish coast of the next day or so but the development area you saw in spain they're going to show in sales of the alps but to germany and france comes thursday and the tension well once they've gone through we're down to twenty two in paris and ninety in london probably in the sunshine but the same up in stockholm it's looking like summer as well gone really drop sasa of course is still nice and hostile north coast of africa thirty one in two days look at the amount of cloud to the west and look right on this screen showers in western sahara and mauritania that's rare. whether online this isn't some abstract fish eating into their shops or if you join us on sect rather than stopping terrorism or is creating it this is a dialogue then just the community is wanting to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be a villain in a short while everyone has a voice in civil society i need to tell you i never get l

and on the ground argile the colorful word of stockholm's metro. this week we have shown you some really extraordinary homes from around europe today we stay here in germany and travel to the small town of hits in the us six to me it is ok to about one hundred kilometers from handbook very it did a lake right on the river. that is where you all poets tomo sic lives he's just nineteen but he already has his own house and he even bit himself a tiny house might not offer much room but it's said to be very comfy for today's episode of living outside the box you could say living inside the box. this is nineteen year old male poet tanishaa and this is his house. he planted all himself. it has fifteen square meters a floor space you know for him it even has a terrace where you can sit in the sun. a little part time and she likes it this way. his tiny house is parked in the small town of hits saxony. but. i think one of the best parts about living in a tiny house is being close to nature for instance i can feel it when a strong wind blows outside or rain p

barbara faisal reporting for us from stockholm many thanks indeed. well here in germany some two and a half thousand protesters followed the call of far right groups and marched through a town in the east of the country that was following the death of a twenty two year old german man marchers walked silently through the town of could ten which is about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of berlin police say the german national died after an altercation with two afghan migrants an autopsy showed the cause of death was acute heart failure that was not directly linked to his injuries the afghan men have been taken into police custody. reports from syria say russian and syrian aircraft have resumed intensive air strikes in the province of its live eyewitnesses and a monitoring group told news agencies there were several fatalities the area is the last larger region in the country that's held by rebel forces observers say the army of president bashar assad is preparing a large scale assault to retake it live backed by russia and iran. there's hardly e

in nations league campaign up and running with a storming comeback in stockholm they went to no down two world cup quarter final sweden but one three two win at a time portugal scraped a win over italy elsewhere scotland kicked off with a win and remain got a draw in serbia just a few months after scoring in the world cup for japan case ok honda is back on the international stage but now as coach of cambodia on the retired from the japan team after russia although he still plays club football in melbourne his new team took the lead in this ring against the major swede the cells a rocket giving the home crowd hope of a new dawn in phnom penh but they have lost to afghanistan in their previous match in march and they couldn't hold on against malaysia either the visitors ending up three one winners the teams are set to meet again in a.z. and football's suki cup in november. england cricketer alastair cook has scored a century and what will be his final test innings for his country cook reached one hundred forty seven on day four of the final test against india at the oval he'll retire a

correspondent barbara faisal is outside the swedish parliament in stockholm and she joins us now for more hello to you barbara so polling stations have now been closed for a couple of hours and we're hearing the first exit polls have been coming in what are they telling us. now we've seen now the first results trickling in about a third of the voting stations and the regions have been counted and we see so little movement that means in the latest according to the latest results the democrats have been sliding down to third place with a round eighteen percent and the conservatives have. a very slight. gain over them but all this is not yet certain so we see that the results are still in flux and nothing is decided yet in the two big blocks the center left bloc in the center right bloc are still sort of neck and neck and indeed it will be very difficult for them to form a government even if they have the system of minority governments they could easily have a majority against them so they have to reconfigure and that would mean a major shake up of politics as they have functioned for d

what does it mean for the country's liberal alliance we'll have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. tens of thousands of russians take to the streets in protest against vladimir putin's pension reforms hundreds of arrests up for of course it's off to the rallies which camas polls show feelings support for the russian president. and in sports an expensive outburst for serina williams at the u.s. open a seventeen thousand dollars fine for williams' angry confrontation with the umpire of a controversial cool we'll take you through the divided reactions on social media. i'm on your trips mckinnon thanks for joining me first thing is over in sweden and one of the most unpredictable general elections for decades mainstream policies have been facing a major challenge from the far right which is chasing big gains from voters unhappy with immigration and was a slow pace of integration exit polls are showing jimmy akeson is nationalist sweden democrats taking just over sixteen percent. and that monks are ryan's in their support but it leaves leaves them in third place prime mi

some people come to stockholm specifically to see the subway on special terms of some of the stations even take place in some of the guys mary on the suddenness a great deal about the stock underground. personally i'm very fond of public art because normally it's so you lauch and especially in the make choices the stations also peak you sort of feed the art in your body you can't just take it in with your eyes your feet with your whole body and you need sort of to walk around to see all the different angles and things and that's different. in this gallery there's no shortage of new angles to explore in stock taking the subway becomes a trip through the history of contemporary art it's. all right time now for something to eat and i think it's fair to say that italian grannies make the best pasta and since a lot of pasta these days is manufactured a british food writer living in italy set out to find women who still actually make it by hand and what she found were talented ladies whipping up their special creations. that my son patrick. in the park was. just saying back you said that wi

sousa surge in support for the far right and it's an tight immigrant stock from the book alarm to stockholm. and fears of more an appetite microdot unrest in eastern germany a small town shaken after a man dies in a pikachu afghans will the far right flank here and make it another. time soon so much going to thank you for joining us the united nations human rights chief has called on china to allow in monitors after allegations of large scale arbitrary detentions of muslim minorities michelle bachelet called the allegations deeply disturbing they appear in a report published today by human rights watch it says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's northwestern which are details of the internment system are emerging only slowly because the chinese government tightly controls access to the region but he has been in a travel to neighboring kazakhstan to speak to witnesses. some ron is a former inmate of a chinese reeducation camp he got out of the internment facility in march and is now in kazakhstan. it's an important day for him he's meeting

we'll be landing in stockholm. sweden has become disconnected. public institutions, people are arguing about what kind of country they want this to be. about what kind of country it actually is. those debates will now be tested at the ballot box. in the capital, stockholm, we meet the governing social democrats out canvassing. this is the party that designed sweden's liberal socialist hybrid that has run this country for much of the last century. but lately their support has been shrinking. hi, we're from the bbc. we know! we have been informed. 0h, you've been informed. how's it going? pretty good. you guys seem so positive, like everything is just great. that's the image we all have of sweden, where everything works and everything is brilliant. but it actually does. the other day someone yelled at me. what did they say to you? that i should acknowledge the chaos. mm. yeah. and i actually can't see any chaos. yes, of course, there are people that are suffering and hurting, and that is extremely bad, but we can do something about it. what do you

jenny hill in stockholm, thank you. jenny hill in stockholm, thank you.k at some of the day's other news stories. twenty handguns and 7.5 million pounds‘ worth of class a drugs have been seized by border force officers at dover. they were found hidden in a lorry carrying photocopier paper. the drugs included ketamine, cocaine and heroin. two polish men resident in their home country were arrested and will appear in court tomorrow morning. the royal navy has confirmed that several of its sailors were detained by police in florida earlier this week. the arrests took place after complaints of fighting and urinating in public. at least one crew member was tasered. the group were on shore leave from hms queen elizabeth, britain's newest aircraft carrier. the department store chain debenhams has hired experts from the auditors kpmg to try and improve its financial position. the move follows three profit warnings from the retailer in the last year. debenhams' share price has also fallen by two—thirds since january. air strikes are continuing in syria as presiden

at school in stockholm focus showed himself to be practical rather than intellectual a gifted linguist he spoke fluent english french and german it was a talent he would put to good use in later life. in one thousand nine hundred eighteen he graduated from the military academy of college. a skilled horseman he rose to the rank of major in the elite dragoon cavalry unit. but not long after his marriage he was forced to resign his commission on medical grounds. shortly after when the dragoons words old into the swedish ami but no adults decided to rent the drug god and his units form a headquarters. estelle the million is daughter transformed this military office into a luxury a swan fit for a prince. but in one thousand nine hundred thirty four family life dragoon godden was struck by tragedy. the couple's son frederick died shortly after his bet is. two years later that eldest son gustav died. he was just six years old. was after the loss of two of his sons kept an adult decided to seek a new role in life. in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven he became the head of the swedish scou

next we are live in stockholm during the latest on election gridlock.ming up we will be speaking about the swedish election with the countries warmer finance minister. he will be joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think it is a very serious situation. we do not know how it's going to play out this week. one of the most storied firms on wall street is now gone. >> we have had historic day on wall street. brothers, a firm which survived railroad bankruptcies and the great depression and the collapse of long-term capital management a decade ago filed for chapter 11 protection today. a new world order on wall street emerges and investors digest seismic changes. regulators take control of fannie mae and freddie mac. bank of america open to stores to merrill lynch and lehman brothers goes bankrupt. >> they must be tired. that hearing started at 9:30 this morning. that was the democratic head of the senate banking committee wrapping up after questioning ben bernanke. the bailout plan for the banks is being discussed. >> big losses on equities. the dow is do

gridlock in stockholm. could scandinavia's largest economy be set for months of negotiations? a swiss luxury group names a new ceo two years after abolishing the position. good morning. matt: good morning. great to have you on board with us here on the markets. we are less than half an hour away from the european open. check out what is going on in european futures. a mixed trade as we saw earlier. not much movement in futures indexes. where we do see a lot of movement is chinese stocks. look at the csi 300. the broader mainland index we are tracking for you. this is three day trade. you can see it has come down, down, down. we are now at a low we have not seen since 2016, at least flirting with that level.

the royal palace in stockholm. on the twenty fifth of february two thousand and twelve king called gustav of sweden announced that his newborn granddaughter would be called estelle. is there was a wife for them. and then to me it's a clear rare demonstration that they want in some way to. do honor called battle and if so this baby would have been and always i guess he would the forty. second in line to the throne and princess estelle may one day be queen of sweden. or christening has rekindled public interest in by an adult's life story. but in this house in gothenburg there is one man for whom the count story has been a life's work. in one nine hundred fifty seven son a person was a member of a swedish un but tiny and guarding the armistice line between egypt and israel. this his first contact with the struggle in the middle east would shape the remainder of his life. there's trouble i'll ask the truth. spock of course so now i. try to to scottish. cup. accept the. i'm. sorry i met. the script oh. and we had a cou

the husband in the swedish capital stockholm. this was the world that forged a talent for mediation a talent which would take him to the center of world politics. in the same city almost thirty four years and. count fold had been adults of these. two days into the new year of eight hundred ninety five. his father prince oscar booked was the son of king oscar the second king of both sweden and norway. at school in stockholm focus showed himself to be practical rather than intellectual. a gifted linguist he spoke fluent english french and german it was a talent he would put to good use in later life. in one thousand nine hundred eighteen he graduated from the military academy of col. a skilled horseman he rose to the rank of major in the elite dragoon cavalry unit. but not long after his marriage he was forced to resign his commission on medical grounds. shortly after when the dragoons were absorbed into the swedish ami but an adult decided to wrench the dragoon gob and his unit's form ahead colton's. estelle the million is daughte

so i haven't grown up or it could be but i grew up about three hours away from stockholm in a really small town and we heard stories about being could be reheard stories about no go zones well we certainly thought he had to deal with the stories that you had we heard that it was messy and that they had to like drug issues and gang violence and that their only black people there they had taken over and we'd be which we did . yeah we do you know a lot of criminality and who now that it's always i mean a bigger problem imo who are people that i know are there it possibilities or no i think it's you know the problem is every time that meet. the only you criminal guys they never ever that's why i really want to congratulate them thank you for the supplementary. prove it because i'm so happy in this one. this arrogance of the why we never ever year or so much women in the congress exactly are it's a little let me do that rashid i'm going to play this little clip i'd love to hear what you think about this this is a little clip of of the mothers on patrol and so we remember this is a no go z

well i have the luxury of seeing it when a premier in stockholm and i have the luxury of watching the director and fox talk about it and talk about how the making of the movie made them have to challenge her own prejudice about how certain stories are told but my first reaction was of course recognition i saw so much my mom in these moms and i saw so much of myself in these stories that are never told in the fact that we are never really truly represented and i think latching on to what alexander said about the media the fact that we we don't trust the media in the sense is that our story is never really told in a fair manner we never really get to dictate the conversation in which we are talked about and this is a huge part of why it's hard to trust outside media when it comes to something that's so close to your heart now i'm not i haven't grown up with stockholm so i haven't grown up very good be but i grew up about three hours away from stockholm in a really small town and we heard stories about being could be reheard stories about no go zones well he certainly is a warrior he had

he joins us live from stockholm. welcome to the briefing.lear the parties that were sta ble is clear the parties that were stable in their ideological background and did straight talk about their issues gained during this election. as well as the parties you mentioned, the centre party, which is the right wind liberal party, also made gains, while the big losers were the conservative party and the social democrats, the two biggest parties. they lost out because people on many occasions couldn‘t really understand what kind of positions they were proposing. but because of where the land lies at the moment, there‘s not a clear majority. will you at the left party work with the social democrats in order to give them a lead? yes, that‘s something we have been doing during the last four years. we‘ve had... we‘ve not been in government, but we‘ve had the cooperation about the budget, which has been quite successful i would say. we are ready to both negotiate about entering a government or creating a bloc that will present a budget together with the

and center right have been left well short of the majority of announces remark correspondent in stockholm also coming up russian and syrian aircraft have continued their intensified bombing of the rebel held its live province in northern syria the attacks come ahead of a feared all out assault on the region by government forces. and in sports an expensive albertus for serena williams at the u.s. open a seventeen thousand dollar fine for williams angry confrontation with the umpire over a controversial call for outburst overshadowed not only osaka his own historic victory . a warm welcome to you i marry and i haven't seen the future of the social democrats led government in sweden is hanging in the balance tonight after voters gave a boost to the far right early results show that around one in five zero. van't the nationalist sweden democrats the party led by jimmy aka son followed a campaign focused on immigration the gains for the far right will make it harder for the mainstream center left or center right to form a government owned only a short time ago i spoke with our correspondent br

our correspondent barbara basal is in stockholm and joins us now with more of barbara as we heard their sweetness in for some difficult coalition talks have any idea how those talks might play out. of course the first the two big blocks will first start running their heads against the wall and claim victory some home or precedence over the other after all votes will be counted to maybe tomorrow then they will just have to sit down at a very big table and find common ground they will somehow have to break up this old system office center left bloc kind of center right block and they sort of alternate in government that is over the sweden democrats have really sort of broken up and shaken the political system in sweden and the deficit parties if they want to stay in government they will just have to make new compromises and just find different forms of working together we've seen something similar last year in the novel and so it is doable and they need probably to learn from their neighbors but you mentioned the sweden democrats they are a force to contend with it seems they made big gai

i'll be speaking to our correspondent in stockholm barbara van a little bit later in the program. now some five hundred protesters have followed the call of far right groups and march through a town in eastern germany following the death of a twenty two year old man marchers walked silently through the town of coton some one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of berlin police say the german national died after an altercation with two afghans but following an autopsy authorities say the man died of cardiac arrest that was not in connection with the dispute. reports from syria say russian and syrian aircraft have a resumed intensive air strikes in the province of eclipse eyewitnesses in a monitoring group told news agencies there were several fatalities the area is the last large region in the country held by rebel forces observers say the army of president bashar al assad is preparing a large scale of salt to retake it live back by russia and iran. there's hardly enough time to put out the fire in this town and seven if that. then a second strike happens. like one. of those little

center rights have been left well short of a majority we'll have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up tens of thousands of russians take to the streets in protest against the government's pension reforms hundreds of arrests are reported after the rallies which promised polls show falling support for russian president vladimir putin. and that the u.s. open twenty year old nomi osaka pulls off a stunning victory osaka becomes the first ever japanese born tennis player to win a grand slam after over comics arena williams in a dramatic final at flushing meadows. welcome to the program i'm marion evans dean swedish voters have given a boost to the far right in sunday's general election as many as one in five voters backed the populist sweden democrats and their anti immigration message sweden democrat leader urging the caucus son says his party's third place finish in the poll means it is game to victory says the result means he'll be. he in a position to wield what he called real influence he's also offered to work with other parties which is something the mainstream center

democrats see a surge in support they could be the king makers for any ruling coalition will live stockholm also coming up fears of more empty migrant unrest in germany small town shaken after a german man dies in a fight with two afghans will the far right here and then make it another chemist. and in sports the german national football team were in action on sunday after this summer's world cup disappointment you walking lurves men got back to winning ways in a friendly match with poor. fellow i'm sorry martin welcome to the program a shakeup in sweden both main political blocs failed to secure a majority in the general election and the far right sees major gains the ruling center left social democrats and their allies secured forty point six percent a slight edge over the center right alliance forty point three percent. populist sweden democrats have surged into third place taking seventeen point six percent the far right party hopes to become kingmaker of any ruling coalition a scenario of both centrists centrist blogs or by me hard to start like. sweden selection hasn't produced a real

correspondent barbara vessel who is in stockholm barbara good evening to you so this is being called a potentially game changing vote just one is at stake for sweden here. there is a lot of stake for sweden because this election could mean that the face of the country really changes more that it has done for decades or probably ever in its recent history because this is society that was based on harmony on people living together peacefully and on looking for compromise always and under all circumstances but it also has always been a very homogeneous society and all this is at stake now the whole political system might be blown apart where the parties sudden all was managed to even was minority governments managed to sort of pull some sort of consensus together and now the sweden democrats really threaten to topple all this and it is a whole way of life the swedish way of life the way people deal with each other so it is much more than just an absent electoral upset it really is sort of the battle for the soul of sweden as europe has known it and as swedes have understood themselves f