u. k. go into the bowls to elect a new parliament, k prime minister, reach, assume that i can use conservative. i'm racing for a major defeat after 14 years of tory will or does or expected to say yes to change and since labor is cure, storm or into number 10 downing street. also coming up tonight with an eye on the west, the leaders of china and russia, freezing their partnership at a region security summit. speaking of new centers of political and economic mind, and hurricane barrow, lashing jamaica in fear with fierce winds and heavy rain, the record breaking storm now headed from mexico and the southern united states. the library job is good to have you with us on this thursday. voters are going to the polls in the caves general election, and they are expected to vote for change. the opposition labor party is the overwhelming favorite to win the selection and to n 14 years of conservative route. a prime minister really soon deactivating, surprise, call for early elections, a decision that

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going to do. many people in the u. k. auto bank coming didn't new political landscape, but other side of skeptical of just how much change this new government can bring about. it would be interesting to see how labor actually performs. if they don't, i think we get another change of government in the next election life in see what's going on. i think people are getting fed up buttons, new, private, assert, got down to work immediately. he began appointing members office new cabinet in order to fulfill what he sees. this is the gold feel free building put in as i'm joined now by quinton feel. he is a political commentator and a former for the editor for the financial times of familiar face to our viewers here in joins me tonight from london. quite. it's good to see you lots to talk about tonight. there has been a tendency to compare 2024 with 1997. is here, storm or is reformed labor party? is it the next version of tony blair's new labor? well in some ways it is. it's clearly a rather more moderate centrist, full of labor

u. k. we're going center left. is this a true anomaly in your opinion? and what about the party of nigel for raj? and it's pull to the right, how strong do you think it will be or can it be? so i think that's a very open question because i think that's nigel for raj after. ok back into the selection campaign. very late in the day. and he gave his party the reform party, which is the sort of hard right and to europe and an anti immigration body. he gave it a real sense of momentum. so if that policy could actually pull the wreckage of the conservative body over to the rights, then i think we might see that britain is simply a bit behind because for the wreck and the rest of europe where the file rights has done. not having said that the name of the policy has actually go to act together. and i'm like, i suspect the sort of social democrats of germany or the center left in front who seemed to be rather in a band. so i think the, the jew resides with, okay, no, it will all depend on what a success he can make the government quick question for you before you

u. k. go into all the dates or the minute, but that is a relative number. i mean, you definitely don't have to julie high bankruptcy writing, but it is considerably lot higher than all of the alternatives. i think this is absolutely if i were against the goodness of this, who is this year? i think we're definitely saying, yeah, not just live above just but like we've done crop of designing data before we kind of over to the i've left the concepts off the sped by for, for me, tell you frankly just start off with what i see. there's a lockbox united conception policy, i think because that's the policy now going to go to the roof. it's going to be quite a long period of sol. so jake, what i got into a little bit of solid with discussions, but frankly i think that that is, is not in the way that needs to go full with any start thinking about how to deliver to the purchase people. because, you know, the perception that we get from all of all in all quantity besides just divide that by some of the off of and making promises that i compet, they don't end up keepin

u. k. go to the polls on thursday for a general election. integration will be one of the main issues. both major parties say they want to bring the numbers down, but many industries say this is having an effect. i'll just, there has been granted access to a very fond in the vein of each each. i'm central england. it's run by south asian farm is will say they face severe labor shortages, malayna, vincent of a tree quartz in the garden of england. this very saw stretches some miles across some of the most fast land in the u. k. inside the pace is quick and the fruit plentiful. but what it lacks is enough luck is to take the cross wave work can use to come from eastern europe. and when you go back, whatever she called him and didn't let them to coming to the country, a really losing both one and a half a 1000000 off the end of the freedom of movement with the you isn't the only problem competent because i haven't got the stuff, and that is what's happened in the last 3 years. so you can fix it. frequent agreement. you've had coverage, knock on effect, then we had on because you're traini

u. k. and it is a very, very detailed a fat. they go to constituencies in the u. k. a 130 different polling stations. they go to people as just as they cost the vote in the funding stations. they have a, a rec, click a balance, and they say, all know about that paper, can you mark what you just voted on the wheel by the paper they compatible is results and they've been getting those results for the whole day. and when that result comes in, in just type of off and as time we will get a pretty clear picture because these exit polls have been pretty accurate in recent years. they've been going for a long time and having problems in the past are 111992. that was a problem, but normally that pretty accurate. so i think it's a really important indication coming up of who's going to be the next probably minutes of the u. k. of course the, the actual votes coming throughout the night, some of them on thursday, then into friday morning. then throughout the day on friday in the way, what x in the u. k. a is a parliamentary democracy. so you have the u. k divided into 650 arrows

u. k. prime minister originally. so not going to this conservative face, a heavy defeats after 14 years of totally rule, voters are expected to won't change and send labels to stomach into number 10 downing streams also coming off harvey kane barrow last jamaica is wins of heavy rain. the red gold breakdown storm is not headed for the payment on the ground that offers welcome to the program. lo does not go into the polls in the u. k. 's general election, the oppositional labor party is the overwhelming favorite to win. and, and 14 years of conservative rule prime minister, which is so not as a surprise code for any elections, a decision that is projected to back 5 recent polls. so vote and so deeply dissatisfied with his government as t, as thomas essential that's labor policy is on costs for a landslide victory. the cost of living on the state of the health care system of all the key issues for britain's still. so knock is hoping that he can sway undecided voters voting on a brave face from ministration. so not leading his son t

u. k. it's going to be particularly bad for northern scotland. st goes other side of the channel in belgium, brussels, 32 degrees. it's almost 10 above average. but once the shars in storm swing through, that's going to drop you down. okay, look at all this heat we got going on in central europe. if anything it's going to get hotter. so budapest, over the next few days, are temperatures going to shoot up to 37, not record breaking stuff, put hots, a heat wave to be sure. and it's also feeling hot in southern turkey, a on talia 30 degrees for you today on tuesday. the when did not connect as controversial, those targeting communities of known western descendants and reclassifying, the neighborhoods as guesses one young most living rises to defend his hon. speaking out of box on a journey to the close of power questioning his place in the country of his band and my danish, a witness documentary on our the welcome back to watching out a 0 that somebody about top stories. the sound. at least 7 palestinians have been killed and it is rarely as striking a home in the new server, refugee camp and

going to be close. the president now only adding to his up hill climb patio, he elda 0, washington, and the u. k. voltage will go to the polls on thursday for a general election in which integration is one of the major issues. both major parties say they want to bring the numbers down, but many industries say this is having an effect. alj a 0, visited a barry farm in the vein of each in central england. it's run by south asian families will say they face severe labor shortages malayna vis sending a vase reports in the garden of england. this very saw stretches some miles across some of the most fast land in the u. k. inside the pace is quick and the fruit plentiful, but what it lacks is enough luck is to take the cross with my work and use to come from eastern europe. and when you go back, whatever she called him and given them to cover the contents of the losing both one and a half a 1000000 off the end of the freedom of movement with the e. u isn't the only problem competent because i haven't got the stuff. and that is what's happened in the last 3 years. so you can fix it. frequent agreement.

u. k. policy is set to win 13 states as well. these, the last pictures of counting going on ballots have encountered across the u. k. and the results will continue to come in throughout the nights. what am i meant to have from that? i know this one eviction bond at north london with both sobbing county. but 1st, let's head to 10 downing street and speak to l just it was james base for us now a several hours of counting still to go, but it's looking very much like a label on slide. yeah, i mean we need those that the big picture from an exit polls. so a projection of how things are going to go box given the scale of the exit poll and the victory that late, but look like they're going to get. the next is next. it poll, i can't really see any reason why it's not maybe a labor victory even if it wasn't as great that lead as suggested by this exit poll, the margin is just so huge. a majority of a 170. you compare this to last time around when labor only got $202.00 seats. the exit polls is producing. they're going to get 410 last time was the worst slave the result. since 1935

u. k. david law me is going to be the foreign secretary. he has had good relations. a transatlantic relations in the past spent a lot of time in the us started at harvard. he is going to be the point man around the world for this administration, for the secretary or for minnesota. and john hailey is going to be the defense secretary, obviously important given the u. k. 's role in nato and the u. k. support for elizabeth zalinski government as those are among the key, if it goes still, people coming in and out of dining street right now. pretty much the new administration here hitting the ground running, but that's exactly what kids thomas said he was going to do. he said it was going to be a different type of the type of government. it was going to be comma, but it was going to be more efficient the way they're going to run this country. and that making the point that the previous tory government was beset by scandals and gaps even during the election campaign. there was that where she through not going to the day to member ations in normandy, leaving a late and i wa

going to do. many people in the u . k. r, bank coming didn't new political landscape, but other side of skeptical of just how much change this new government can bring about. it will be interesting to see how labor actually performs. if they don't, i think we get another change of government in the next election. life in see what's going on. i think people are getting fed up buttons, new prime minister, got down to work immediately. he began appointing members office new cabinet in order to fulfill what he sees. this is the gold feel free building put in hardware as prime minister think to all bought and paid a visit to russian president vladimir to in moscow today is the 1st visit to russia by european later since the early stages of russ has invasion of the crime will bun says he was there to discuss a potential peace deal, but could and rushed as well. and you crank, but even late to say that old bond strip was not approved and have harshly criticized that it is a self styled piece mission hungry, has just taken over th

they suffer at the polls, okay, badly, and we're going to see one in the u. k this week as well. that will probably go. both parties are very pro war, but we've seen this in the, in the european elections. that there's a lot of anxiety about where the european union is going. always telling the american line pascal that is true. on the other hand, unfortunately it's not enough yet. i mean, the centrist parties that are basically pro bore in, across the board in europe still have something between 50 to 60 percent of, of support. the 40 percent that they lost is pretty huge compared to where they are coming from. but it is not huge enough in order to be aligned slide to kind of kicked him out of power, which is what we're seeing in the u. k. like you've changed from one pro war party to the other one. and while support is roading it the, the, the, the nurse shelf, the system is still strong enough to keep the, the people who actually want to push forward the war in power. and that's, that's, that's a tremendous problem. and i would hope that at some point, they understand that they

i do think that ultimately reality is going to dictate the u. k. and we'll have to have a closer relationship with the european union over time. i think that we are likely to see that happen more likely to see that happen under labor government. then we would have died under a conservative government because of the, the internal politics and the history within the 2 policies. but i think that could cost k a salma, a number of votes if that happens before the next election in 5 years time. and that could be the thing that spells the beginning of the end for guest on that, but we're getting ahead of ourselves discussing that at this point. i think ultimately what's dominant going to do with a big mandate with a big majority is trying bringing the country together strong united because treat your line under the division of breaks that we saw in recent times in politics and trying to move the country forward with a close relationship with the error button don't necessarily back into the fold in the you that, that we will have the full breaks it. all ri

u. k. politics changing shape. we'll go to a panel in just a few moments time, but 1st offense and mon, how's the support? a landslide victory for labor up to 14 years on the outside. care storm are shifted as part he towards the center restaurants div that's helped him to compute case new prime minister with respect to military. invite you to join the government of service in the mission of national renew. i work is urgent the. we did it today, the outgoing prime minister really soon act was the 4th conservative to hold the post in 6 years. many blame this leadership instability for the parties defeat. i have heard your anger, your disappointment, and i take responsibility for this loss. the election also, so the rise of the anti immigration party reform u. k. it's leader, right wing populus nigel for raj, secure to see them parliament along with several others. many of the supporters, a former conservative voters, believe the party failed to deliver on the promises of immigration reform. we're going to come 2nd in hundred

going to live from berlin. it is election day in the u. k. boeing stations are open and prime minister of rich, eastern atkins. his conservatives are facing a heavy defeats. after 14 years, voters are expected to deliver a change in form of laborers. here, storm are also coming up on the sho, joe biden, valves to stay in the race for the white house. the u. s. president tries to reassure top democrats. he has it for re election. his age denied since we've been considering pulling out and as the summer heat strikes, southern europe we'll join at the cold case heading north for something now known as a location. the i'm going to richardson welcome holes have opened and the u. k. is a general election, the opposition labor party, the overwhelming favorite to win, and, and 14 years of conservative rule. 5 minutes for wishes through not quite a surprise call for early elections. a decision that is now projected to backfire. recent polls the show voters are deeply dissatisfied with his government. and here's farmers center left the labor party is

however, labour have made a point that they need to get growth going in the u. k. and that will only come up with a closer relationship to the repeated union. so do i see the relationship between the u. k. n u and the european union be coming close to over the next few years under a labor prime minister with the labor policy. absolutely. does that indicate that we might be rejoining the blog, i think helps move, you know. all right, so a concession speech of victory speech. what comes next and the coming i was so she threw knock, may have conceded a key stomach may have done evict your speech, but officially still we have to wait until the labor party tip over this will be kind of 326 things which which will officially give them a majority then in the morning we should soon knock. we'll make a visit to the palace where he will officially tend to his brother's resignation to the king who was a head of state, swiftly followed by thomas thomas. who will go be asked to form a government, retentive downing street and make his 1st speech to the nation as a new prime mini

and we're going to see one in the u. k this week as well. that will probably go. both parties are very pro war, but we've seen this in the, in the european elections. that there's a lot of anxiety about where the european union is going. i always tell you the american line pascal that is true. on the other hand, unfortunately it's not enough yet. i mean, the centrist parties that are basically pro bore in, across the board in europe still have something between 50 to 60 percent off of support. the 40 percent that they lost is pretty huge compared to where they are coming from. but it is not huge enough in order to be aligned slide to kind of kicked him out of power, which is what you're seeing in the u. k. like you'd change from one pro war party to the other one. and while support is roading it the, the, the, the inertial if the system is still strong enough to keep the, the people who actually want to push forward the war in power. and that's, that's, that's a tremendous problem. and i would hope that at some point, they understand that they need to change the n

u. k. parliament is about to go into a summer recess and will return in some 10. but it also was pointing out that the u . k. sales of arms to israel are relatively small, was about 18000000 pounds, no c a, but however they are reduced. it could be a flash point in relations between britain and israel and another in a series of steps that this government in the u. k. has taken to show that they all willing to take a slightly toughest dogs in their relations with israel. for example, they have dropped the planned opposition by the previous government of re, she's to neg, to oppose the international criminal court. seeking an arrest warrant for the is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the specs pass and full kissed alma the new but is 5 minutes to saying that that semester, for the quotes they also restored funding to on right the you an agency helping palestinians. now that funding was cut off to israel accused a number of unrest offers, of taking part in the type of the 7 attacks. now, subsequently this being a un pro that found the israel did not provide an

know, big plays in big ad foot stuff, but it's going to be something it will improve things and i must just say, we have now got a government in the u. k. that is sent to left, that at the same time as much of europe appears to be going right to view. and surely that will be music to the as of people like the german chancellor schultz hit, who would perhaps like to deal with the labor government much more than what the previous s as well the u. k. politics. it seems to be an anomaly. now when you look at what's happening in france, when you're in germany, in the united states, however, we have to talk about the reform party in the u. k. so what does it parties stand for and why do some observers think that it could be a new force? dear? i say in british politics. so it's wrong by nigel for raj, and he has been around for a long time and he was a member of parliament for the european parliament. incredibly, you're a skeptic. basically he forced a brick set upon the conservative policy and then his, he's k, he kept transforming. and so is now head of this reform policy. not just where you are a skeptic, but incredibly empty immigration.

u. k, what happens is they go to a 130 different posing stations around the u. k. they find people who just like to just put the x on that bottle of paper against a, one of the kinds of it. so they have a right click about a paper and they asked them to get in. can you just recreate what you did in the, in the, in, in, in the posting booth and recreate on the, on the right book about a books what you did on the real valuable on the real final paper. and all of those results is about 20000 people across the u. k. that's polled like this up all those results. so then collated the political scientists look at the mole. i'm trying what account the picture of what's going to go on. now this exit poll has had a bit of a shaky pos if you go way back in 1992, they go to pretty wrong. uh, but in recent years it's been very, very, very successful. and in fact, when the, when the, when things are closed, obviously it's harder. but when things are clearly divided between the policies, once clearly a head is much, much clear. so i think it's very, very important what we're goin

u. k. election wants to go so badly, but the most challenging and unexpected, the now observed from space, you should be able to see borneo and java, but it's still coveted in fundamentals, little bit after season and a little bit heavy. and so the ways he's a bit of a focus here. so the potential for flash flooding returns to you is also possible in west and job and sumatra pulse be single pool is more expected to have this heavy rain day. the son of the storms in, for example, hurt you mean or bang cock. how does it cost, but extensive flooding from the seasonal range around the yangtze and just the size box. a couple of days, hens and he's drawing up here. the next wave of heavy rate is developing for the north in china, which will again trust the korean peninsula. i'm a property avoids japan even where he is not writing is pretty house of the night when shanghai is a couple of degrees above where it should be. the same is true further west hoffman . she what is what you feel the yang gone and it's me and my and bind to the ish, the get the full force of the slow of the bay of bang gol

and just before we go, a quick reminder of our top story. the u. k, the center left the labor party is celebrating a landslide victory with 2 thirds of seeds counted in the general election. the governing conservatives suffered a big loss after 14 years and power and editor news updates. i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for watching the the coming 0 strange excels 3 trans people. stories is kind items that feed us complex stores. sometimes some of the sort of additional chips in search of 3 generations. one jenny starts july 7th on dw, the in september 1961.

u. k. plans to assassinate him. some who have cold res release on going underground. never got to see him go free fashion, designer vivian, westwood, mentor, gavin mccloud, in pentagon whistle blower down ellsberg and the grades on pills. you all have him passed away while asylum. she was tortured with me. here in, due by his julian's brother, gabriel shipped in his documentary, it's a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. gabrielle, thanks so much for coming on the show and as video to going underground. i got to ask you, 1st of all, where, where you and you heard the news that joe biden's justice department had been defeated by a man who had been tortured in london. who uh, we know, was the target of assassination attempts by britain and the united states, and of the connivance of city of stomach and u. k. authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago, action and he didn't mention to me at the time that there was probably going to be a resolution in down the track, possibly 3 weeks. 4 weeks time, which i took was a grand assault a

u. k. policy set 2 in 13 seats. these last pictures now of some of the counting that's going on across the u. k. results will continue to come in throughout the night. okay. as tom and the man that set to become a pretends new prime minister posted on the social media platform, x as post closed. these aren't everyone who come paying for the but in the election, everyone has voted for and put that trust and will equals a changed neva potty in a moment will have formulating this lend eviction to bonnets in north london with votes of being counted. the 1st. let's head to 10 downing street and speak to l just here is rory challenge. so roy, we, as we've seen, the counting of votes continues in this, but it's looking very much like a label on slide. it is absolutely, and then a few hours time when the morning light comes to downing street, what does it require? a scene of the monument, i think will be a flurry of activity cameras, photographers, jen lists, etc. when kits dom i is very likely to be walking into that famous door behind me, the 1st labor leader to walk into 10 downing street as prime

u. k. policy is set to win 13. these are live pictures now of uh, just some of the accounting that's going on across the u. k. result. so we'll continue to come in throughout the nights of my mental health from atlanta. this is an eviction to bonnets in north london without solid being counted, but 1st, what types of 10 downing street and speak to, i'll just say was really challenge. so rory, as we've seen the counting votes continues in this, but it's looking very much like a labor landslide. yes, absolutely. if you are believing that spec, st. paul, which i have to say for the last 2 elections, the exit polls have been pretty accurate to the final seats tati. so let's say that that exit poll is accurate. it's more or less. what we are looking at is a land slides for labor. if you are judging it from the number of seats games since the last election, it is that biggest victory ever or would be and that is remarkable considering that the last election 2019 labor suffered that was defeats since the 1930 since 1935. now they have $410.00 seats according to the exit pulse, a majority of a $170.00. that is on p

u. k. and that's the some newspaper owned by rupert murdoch. the son, newspaper claims of always chosen the window of the stoplight newspaper in the u. k . elections. the sun is go to a headline. it says it's time for a new manager. and we don't mean sex southgate a reference to the english football manager, garrett southgate. and they are talking about the time for kids, comma to take over. they say that he's moved his policy to the center one the right to govern. so a relatively important endorsement and of course not as important newspapers as they used to be decades ago. i remember more than 3 decades ago, the 1992 election when the son of kind it was the one that up that it's one that selection when uh, when a new clinic was defeated by joe major, they famously have the headline. it's the son won't want it on the following day. of the wednesday marks the final day of campaigning ahead of yvonne's presidential bundle float on friday. the 2 candidates have been holding, they find round these conservative sides of the took 38 percent of the 1st round, roughly will most kinds of this message is, possess key on 142 percent and avoid that. so a record low turnout

go, yeah, thank you. i should. thank you. i'll continue to condolences also to those bereaved by u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday after this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. the new book, referencing julia sanchez, information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch by the social media of it. so extensive new country and how do i channel going? underground tv and rumbled, i'll come to watch new and old episodes. i'm going on to go and see monday, the the we may never know to what degree jo biden's obvious mental deficiencies have played in recent american foreign policy decisions, particularly when it comes to policy. but it is fair to ask if biden's dimension is leading a small into a global comes with the the altima 2023. a surprise attack launched against israel by how much is showing the world the no one had expected. the palestinian runs. it goes to have so many cutting edge weapons the in the aftermath of the at

go ahead. satya u. k campaigned spoken of robots. and my question is, um, in your view, what do you think the international community should be doing to address the concerns and challenges of the use of a i am will fi given that we're seeing this being used in ukraine and israel gaza? well, i got away with stepping well outside of my conference i. i can tell the ghostly, the international a i community is broadly but no university. again, sleep a little tournaments, weapons 72015. i was organizing a conference and we had a panel on exactly this topic and i so the, the views we're going to be absolutely unanimously against leaf a lot of his weapons. it was really thoughtful to discover that there are all people of good faith to think, but know that this is this with, this is how my children can avoid having to be involved in bullfighter. that's literally how some people view this. so it was that it was a more, it's like, she's an i thought, but i just, i can tell you what my perspective is. and my perspective is that i do not think it

u. k. domestic, broad. costas. and it's commission from the research company itself. what they do is they go to a 130 opposing sections across the u. k that they've chosen is representative of the u. k. in those products stations, once people come out to cost that vote cost to put that x on the pallet paper, the research is approach them and have a right click about a paper and say, can you more cut off by the paper? what you just marked on the one inside the posing station that's about 20000 people across the u. k. all of those results are collected all of the experts. so the data analysts look at them, they'd be looking at those results coming all day. so very, very secret, but in, on the, to as time they will publish the results of the exit poll. now the exit polls has had a difficult possibly go back a long way, 1992 or they were quite out on the exit pub in recent years. it's been very, very accurate and it's even more accurate if the, the, but the final vote is those extra family clothes. so it will be very, very interesting to see what comes in from that exit polls. then we of course

u. k? is this the image definitive? let's go ahead and do that. look, i think it's a really complicated picture. if you look at the retail offer, but later we're giving on the doorstep, it wasn't very revolutionary or re formative, and they have been criticized a lot for that. but the main was that they were talking about doing that campaign is change. and i think what the label positive if they get things a problem, because at the moment these are projections, it's an exit poll, but it does look likely if case tom and gets the keys to number 10. they are offering the different type of politics they talking about themselves as the on the tails policy of the boys, johnson and posit gates. and at least just as brief tenure crushing the economy. they are promising to come in and to really reform a sense of, of stability and calm. so is it revolutionary in terms of policy? no, not at this stage. could it be perhaps, the what will change is a sense of all of normality returning to the people who live in the country. so promise, what changes in a focus

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go to the u. k. now we're and usually elected prime minister kiss down there is hosting dozens of european leaders as he tries to strengthen times with the confidence that you appear in political community. summit is the 1st of in summers hosting since as landslide, victory and election certainly of this month on the agenda of the board and ukraine and europe's migrant crisis. as we speak, has we delta here? a criminal implied? is it work in the recovery rep presented here to the property of human misery, of desperation prepared to send infant space pregnant mothers, innocent people to the death of last week, fold all souls and actually last night another one will last in the waters of the english channel, which on the hall has more from outside plan and palace. it is yet more, absolutely for to with this timing, for the new british private as the keeps tom at last week. of course, the other face to face meeting with us president biden, the, the nato summit, the washington this week. now he gets to g