i'm tim willcox. also coming up in the program -- the fastest time in the world this year. usain bolt wins the 100-meter. >> and i'm michelle hussein live at buckingham palace. britain is gearing up for four days of celebration to mark the queen's diamond jubilee, 6 owe years on the throne. -- 60 years on the throne. >> hello. after almost a quarter of a century, aung san suu kyi has returned to the international stage. she addressed the world economic forum in bangkok on her first trip outside burma since 1988. she said burma needed to take its place in a more prosperous and peaceful world, but warned there were still many problems to overcome. >> to try to eradicate corruption and inequality as we proceed towards greater investment. we do not want more investment to mean more possibilities for corruption. we do not want investment to mean greater inequality. we do not want corruption to mean greater privileges for the already privileged. we want investment to mean, quite simply, jobs, as many jobs as possible. it'ses as simple as that. >> jonah fisher is our correspondent

for more on this, the bbc's tim willcox joins us from athens. tim, not too much of an exaggeration to say the greeks are on the verge of making history with these elections. >> absolutely right. two days ago before this vote, the second volt, six weeks after the first one, which could shape the whole future of the eurozone and the political parties have been holding their final rallies, the new democracy party will be holding its final rally this evening just below me here. last night was the turn of that series of parties, the left-wing party headed by the charismatic 37-year-old, alexis. his language is changing slightly. it was interesting to hear what he said last night and compare it to a few weeks ago. when he originally emerged in the first vote on may 6, he was talking about ripping up that bailout agreement with brussels. he wouldn't enter into a coalition with new democracy, and he said he wanted to completely change that. he says now he will renegotiate that deal with brussels. he also says he is prepared to share power and do deals wi