. >> prime minister victor orban ran a carefully choreographed campaign. he commands devout support. the biggest political majority of any leader. his party is almost certain to win an election land sly d slide. >> when victor orban was elected prime minister it signalled a change. he's a conservative and a traditional list and left a message here with voters. his critics accused him of introducing right wing policies of making hungry an autogratic state. among his critics, the leader of the left-wing coalition. >> you have to decide whether you want to make the people be free or the government. i vote for people. government has to be controlled, not the people. >> the increased sway over the media revote the constitution to strengthen power. brussels accused hungary failing to respect democratic standards. the ruling party is accused of bringing down artificial rates, forcing people into communal labour. this man is a sound engineer. the whole money is 50,000, which is not really enough for a living. he sweeps the streets for $220 a month. victor orban ma

love him or hate him, it looks like victor orban is poised for another victory. >> peter is director of capitol director institute, a think tank and joins us via skype from budapest. thank you for joining us on the show. it seems the prime minister's party is a shoo in to win these elections. what is behind his popularity? >> thank you very much for the opportunity to talk to you. i would summarize the main reasons for the upcoming victory in two points, first keeping the base strong and enthusiastic. he's the kind of leader, a spiritual leader for his base. he has 1.5 million voters in a country of 8 million overall who are personally attached to him and are really enthusiastic about the internationalistic type of government that he does. the other reason is that besides his core voter base, he was able to gain back popularity on the base of undecided voters that by decreasing the price of the gas, electricity border zone that he has just said, so first of all, he has a strong, committed core voter base and second, a lot of votes and proved to be pretty popular in a country since 20

victor orban introduced changes to the constitution that really strengthened his lead. he's changed election laws to law hungarian people of hung garbiahungarianette this isty te able to vote abroad. >> people in the u.k. will soon be able to boy over-the-counter h.i.v. tests. the kits around yet available, but it's hoped they will eventually help the approximately 25,000 undiagnosed h.i.v. positive people in the u.k. the tests are expected to be introduced this year or in early 2015. >> urgent action is needed to tackle foot waste in britain, according to an influential group of politicians. they criticize super markets to use buy one get one food offers to get rid of stock, which is often then thrown away by customers. >> they're short on food and they've got too much. more and more in the u.k.'s going here and ending up here, 15 million tons of food wasted every year. the question is why. the answer is the age-old story of supply and demand. food producers are penalized financially by stores if they don't make enough. what hams is many overproduce just in case. the p