matthew carney what do we know about the austrians who voted for that right wing party for the freedom party to what degree are they truly threatened by immigration in any real sense are they losing out perhaps on housing on jobs because of the way the migration. well most of them or not and never will but as he says there is this sort of fear of what could come and i think that's really you know at the base of this not just in austria but in the other countries there's this sense that there's so many people coming in they're going to take our welfare away from us our future is uncertain our children's future is uncertain one interesting take away from the austrian election talking to voters afterwards they did some surveys and they found that i think two thirds of austrians were pessimistic about the future they thought that their children would have a tougher time than they did so this is really want to sort of the classic reasons that people would vote for a party like like the freedom party i think to intervene i think the social democrats didn't really come up with a turnit of sti

sebastiaan courts and the austrian freedom party would like to limit the number of refugees admitted to zero that's a de facto revocation of the country's asylum. both pushing for permanent border checks around austria that's a clear break with europe's open borders policy. caught so sympathetic to members of the vicious crowd groups such as poland and hungary and their anti migration policies that could make a fair distribution of refugees within the european union more difficult. austria could also blocky use sanctions against members of the bishop gradgrind. courts and the austrian freedom party see the autocratic flooding near putin mostly as a trade partner so they want to ease sanctions against russia can they want to allow more popular referendums possibly even on the euro and the e.u. itself does the election in austria represent a setback for europe. so let me get matthew carney and franco from the duel it out a bit now because your opening statements indicated rather contradictory views on what this means for the e.u. going forward so frank kaufman saw some potential for st

sebastiaan courts and the austrian freedom party would like to limit the number of refugees admitted to zero that's a de facto revocation of the country's asylum. both pushing for permanent border checks around austria that's a clear break with europe's open borders policy. courts a sympathetic to members of the vicious right groups such as poland and hungary and their anti migration policies that could make a fair distribution of refugees within the european union more difficult. austria could also blocky use sanctions against members of the vicious gradgrind. courts and the austrian freedom party see the autocratic flooding near putin mostly as a trade partner so they want to ease sanctions against russia found they want to allow more popular referendums possibly even on the euro and the e.u. itself does the election in austria represent a setback for europe. so let me get matthew carney and frank on the duel it out a bit now because your opening statements indicated rather contradictory views on what this means for the e.u. going forward so frank kaufman saw some potential for str

law in favor of the freedom party than before because the austrians had a feeling that their country was attacked by europe so this time of people just don't discuss about tensions anymore because it was obvious that the freedom party was strengthened by this aggressive act and not subdued so this time people just hope that are. the thing will be fine in austria in four years because one result could be that this coalition again. doesn't bring any results for the voters it's just a lot of talk about enemies all about fifty g.'s but nothing happens so that the social democrats because it could become very strong as an opposition party and then rule in the next four to four years i think that's the hope in europe given the fact that concern about the future in general and about migration in particular are by no means isolated to austria let us now look at what the austrian election result could in fact mean for the rest of europe. sebastiaan courts and the austrian freedom party would like to limit the number of refugees admitted to zero that's a de facto revocation of the country's as

sebastiaan courts and the austrian freedom party would like to limit the number of refugees admitted to zero that's a de facto revocation of the country's asylum. both pushing for permanent border checks around austria that's a clear break with europe's open borders policy. courts a sympathetic to members of the vicious right groups such as poland and hungary and their anti migration policies that could make a fair distribution of refugees within the european union more difficult. austria could also blocky use sanctions against members of the vicious gradgrind. courts and the austrian freedom party see the autocratic flood of mere putin mostly as a trade partner so they want to ease sanctions against russia can they want to allow more popular referendums possibly even on the euro and the e.u. itself does the election in austria represent a setback for europe. so let me get matthew carney and franco from the duel it out a bit now because your opening statements indicated rather contradictory views on what this means for the e.u. going forward so frank kaufman saw some potential for st

we know aboutdo the austrians who voted for that right-wing party, for the freedom party? to what degree are they truly threatened by immigration in any real sense? are they moving out perhaps on housing, on jobs? are not most of them and never will, but there is come,ear of what could and i think that is really at the base of this, not just in austria but in other countries. there's this sense that so many people are coming in and we'll take our welfare away from us. our future is uncertain, our children's future is uncertain. one interesting take away from the austrian election, talking to voters afterwards, they did surveys and found that 2/3 of austrians were pessimistic about the future and thought their children would have a tougher time than they did. this is really one of the classic rereasons people e would vote for a party like the freedom party. socialninrvene, i think democrats did not really come up with alternatives to the election campaign. austria is not a country perceived as against immigration. austria is an immigration country and always was. a lot of a

we know aboutdo the austrians who voted for that right-wing party, for the freedom party? to what degree are they truly threatened by immigration in any real sense? are they moving out perhaps on housing, on jobs? are not most of them and never will, but there is come,ear of what could and i think that is really at the base of this, not just in austria but in other countries. there's this sense that so many people are coming in and we'll take our welfare away from us. our future is uncertain, our children's future is uncertain. one interesting take away from the austrian election, talking to voters afterwards, they did surveys and found that 2/3 of austrians were pessimistic about the future and thought their children would have a tougher time than they did. this is really one of the classic reasasons people would vote for a party like the freedom party. socialnteteene, i think democrats did not really come up with alternatives to the election campaign. austria is not a country perceived as against immigration. austria is an immigration country and always was. a lot of aus

freedom party in this t.v. debate in early october shako pulled out an internal memo that says courts should act like shot during the campaign this may pleases me of course and i feel very honored it says in the paper masters this perfectly copycat or not kurtz a strategy seems to be working he's managed to woo swarms of right wing voters to the party. what we can see from the pre-election data cards is drying over freedom party voters in massive numbers the kurds effect appears to be six to nine percent . with corrupt as chancellor austria would move to the right he backed a further tightening of the refugee policy and he said if he must he will once again fight half of europe to get it done. for long and i'm joined now by kerry skywriting in vienna kerry thanks for being with us i want to ask you first of all why is australian politics swinging so decisively to the right what's driving this well of the election wilkens whether it has been a major swing to the right i think there is some doubt about how far th

freedom party in this t.v. debate in early october shako pulled out an internal memo that says courts should act like struck during the campaign pleases me of course and i feel very honored it says in the paper masters this perfectly copycat or not kurtz the strategy seems to be working he's managed to woo swarms of right wing voters to the party. what we can see from the pre-election data cards is drying over freedom party voters in massive numbers the kurds effect appears to be six to nine percent. with corrupt as chancellor austria would move to the right he backed a further tightening of the refugee policy and he said if he must he will once again fight half of europe to get it done. for more on that i'm joined now by kerry skywriting in vienna kerry thanks for being with us i want to ask you first of all why is australian politics winning so decisively to the right what's driving this well of the election will come whether it has been a major swing to the right i think there is some doubt about how far tha

freedom party in this t.v. debate in early october shako pulled out an internal memo that says courts should act like struck during the campaign this may pleases me of course and i feel very honored it says in the paper masters this perfectly copycat or not kurtz a strategy seems to be working he's managed to woo swarms of right wing voters to the party. what we can see from the pre-election data kurds is driving over freedom party voters in massive numbers the kurds effect appears to be six to nine percent . with corrupt as chancellor austria would move to the right he backs a further tightening of the refugee policy and he said if he must he will once again fight half of europe to get it done. for more on that i'm joined now by kerry skywriting in vienna kerry thanks for being with us i want to ask you first of all why is australian politics winning so decisively to the right what's driving this well of the election will come whether it has been the may just swing to the right i think there is some doubt abou

freedom party in this t.v. debate in early october shako pulled out an internal memo that says courts should act like shot during the campaign this may pleases me of course and i feel very honored it says in the paper masters this perfectly copycat or not kurtz the strategy seems to be working he's managed to woo swarms of right wing voters to the party. what we can see from the pre-election data kurds is driving over freedom party voters in massive numbers the current effect appears to be six to nine percent. with corrupt as chancellor austria would move to the right he backed a further tightening of the refugee policy and he said if he must he will once again fight half of europe to get it done. along that i'm joined now by kerry skywriting in vienna kerry thanks for being with us i want to ask you first of all why is australian politics winning so decisively to the right what's driving this well of the election will come whether it has been the may just swing to the right i think there is some doubt about ho

freedom party in this t.v. debate in early october pulled out an internal memo that says courts should act like struck during the campaign this may pleases me of course and i feel very honored it says in the paper it's not my master's this perfectly copycat or not kurtz the strategy seems to be working he's managed to woo swarms of right wing voters to the party. what we can see from the pre-election data kurds is drawing over freedom party voters in massive numbers the kurds effect appears to be six to nine percent. with corrupt as chancellor austria would move to the right he backed a further tightening of the refugee policy and he said if he must he will once again fight half of europe to get it done. wildfires in the u.s. state of california have killed thirty one people making the deadliest fires in the state's history hundreds are still missing and the just toll is expected to rise dry conditions and fierce winds are hampering efforts to bring the fires under control the blazes in wine country north of sa

freedom party in this t.v. debate in early october pulled out an internal memo that says courts should act like struck during the campaign pleases me of course and i feel very honored it says in the paper masters this perfectly copycat or not kurtz a strategy seems to be working he's managed to woo swarms of right wing voters to the party. what we can see from the pre-election data curds is drawing over freedom party voters in massive numbers the kurds effect appears to be six to nine percent . with corrupt as chancellor austria would move to the right he backed a further tightening of the refugee policy and he said if he must he will once again fight half of europe to get it done. the bestselling author of the differential code brown is currently on the front foot bank fat presenting his latest novel origin when metal from our culture desk has hit welcome four years since his last best seller what took him so long well it's all about research for him. i think he gets the idea for of a book the plot if you like

people's party and the freedom party in the end but of course it'll take some negotiating. so we saw that migration and the refugee crisis were some of the key issues of this election and what are the results say about the voters' attitudes. that's true the migration issue got the most publicized the and it's probably the one thing where most parties were very detailed about so for examples of busting courts wants to close the mediterranean route where you have a lot of migrants coming from africa to australia he wants to cut down benefits for migrants that are in the country those kind of things but it's too early to say this was really the decisive issue one thing's for certain this was a very personalized campaign and it was also a campaign where just that youthful appearance of course had his effect and what do you also talks about the change in political style austrians were fed up with the bickering of the grand coalition with the lack of reforms and he promises a new beginning a new style very much like him on remarkable in france and that might have won him the vote

freedom party in this t.v. debate in early october pulled out an internal memo that says courts should act like struck during the campaign pleases me of course and i feel very honored it says in the paper masters this perfectly copycat or not kurtz the strategy seems to be working he's managed to woo swarms of right wing voters to the party. is what we can see from the pre-election data curds is drawing over freedom party voters in massive numbers the current effect appears to be six to nine percent. with corrupt as chancellor austria would move to the right he backed a further tightening of the refugee policy and he said if he must he will once again fight half of europe to get it done. i want to turn our to east africa to ethiopia where access to education for girls is limited and girls are also subjected to traditional practices like child marriage but one is the open television producer wants to turn that around let's find out how an animated series with female superheroes is on a mission to change attitude

freedom party in this t.v. debate in early october pulled out an internal memo that says courts should act like struck during the campaign that's what pleases me of course and i feel very honored it says in the paper masters this perfectly copycat or not kurtz a strategy seems to be working he's managed to woo swarms of right wing voters to the party. what we can see from the pre-election data kurds is drawing over freedom party voters in massive numbers the current effect appears to be six to nine percent. with corrupt as chancellor austria would move to the right he backed a further tightening of the refugee policy and he said if he must he will once again fight half of europe to get it done. so how strong is the court's effect to find out more let's bring in correspondent carrie stiring he joins us from the kerry what's behind the rise of. courts and is he on his way to the. well so your last point yes it does look that way if the pre-election polling is anything to go by he's taken his party to the lead the

people's party and the freedom party in the end but of course it'll take some negotiating. so we saw that migration and the refugee crisis were some of the key issues of this election and what are the results say about the voters' attitudes. that's true the migration issue got the most publicized the and it's probably the one thing where most parties were very detailed about so for examples of busting courts wants to close the mediterranean route where you have a lot of migrants coming from africa to australia he wants to cut down benefits for migrants that are in the country those kind of things but it's too early to say this was really the decisive issue one thing's for certain this was a very personalized campaign and it was also a campaign where just that youthful appearance of course had his effect and what do you also talks about the change in political style austrians were fed up with the bickering of the grand coalition with the lack of reforms and he promises a new beginning a new style very much like a money remark all in france and that might have won him the vot

people's party and the freedom party in the end but of course it'll take some to go shitty. so we saw that migration and the refugee crisis were some of the key issues of this election and what are the results say about the voters attitudes. that's true the migration issue got the most published city and it's probably the one thing where most parties were very detailed about so for examples of busting courts wants to close the mediterranean route where you have a lot of migrants coming from africa to australia he wants to cut down benefits for migrants that are in the country those kind of things but it's too early to say this was really the decisive issue one thing's for certain this was a very personalized campaign and it was also a campaign where just the youthful appearance of course had his effect and what do you also talks about the change in political style austrians were fed up with the bickering of the grand coalition with the lack of reforms and he promises a new beginning a new style very much like the money with michael in france and that might have won him the v

people's party and the freedom party in the end but of course it'll take some to go shit. so we saw that migration and the refugee crisis were some of the key issues of this election and what are the results say about the voters attitudes. that's true the migration issue got the most publicized the and it's probably the one thing where most parties were very detailed about so for examples of busting courts wants to close the mediterranean route where you have a lot of migrants coming from africa to australia he wants to cut down benefits for migrants that are in the country those kind of things but it's too early to say this was really the decisive issue one thing's for certain this was a very personalized campaign and it was also a campaign where just that youthful appearance of course had his effect and what do you also talks about the change in political style austrians were fed up with the bickering of the grand coalition with the lack of reforms and he promises a new beginning a new style very much like him on remarkable in france and that might have won him the vote

people's party and the freedom party in the end but of course it'll take some to go shitty. so we saw that migration and the refugee crisis were some of the key issues of this election and what are the results say about the voters attitudes. that's through the migration issue got the most published city and it's probably the one thing where most parties were very detailed about so for examples of busting courts wants to close the mediterranean route where you have a lot of migrants coming from africa to australia he wants to cut down benefits for migrants that are in the country those kind of things but it's too early to say this was really the decisive issue one thing's for certain this was a very personalized campaign and it was also a campaign where just the youthful appearance of course had his effect and what do you also talks about the change in political style austrians were fed up with the bickering of the grand coalition with the lack of reforms and he promises a new beginning a new style very much like your money michael in france and that might have won him the vo

people's party and the freedom party in the end but of course it'll take some to go shitty so we saw that migration and the refugee crisis were some of the key issues of this election and what are the results say about the voters attitudes. that's true the migration issue got the most publicized the and it's probably the one thing where most parties were very detailed about so for examples of busting courts wants to close the mediterranean route where you have a lot of migrants coming from africa to australia he wants to cut down benefits for migrants that are in the country those kind of things but it's too early to say this was really the decisive issue one thing's for certain this was a very personalized campaign and it was also a campaign where just that youthful appearance of course had his effect and what do you also talks about the change in political style austrians were fed up with the bickering of the grand coalition with the lack of reforms and he promises a new beginning a new style very much like him on remarkable in france and that might have won him the vote as well. i

elections the austrian -- if the freedom party is brought into the coalition with the people's party which is in certain yet. he could go back and make a coalition with the social democrats. doesn't this joy summer line between eastern european countries and western european countries? where the populace in czech republic as well -- we have the populists in czech republic as well. joerg: it has been a trail blazer. [no audio] they were put on political sanctions. for austria, this is nothing new. i do think that it is certainly -- it has certainly strengthened a trend. if you look at the population in he won the elections by moving his own party to the right. and noted to preempt the far right, he is been shifting positions to the right. matt: another the eastern european country that is out there to the right people let me ask what you think about the possibility of just right. let me ask you what you think about the possibility of them going back into politics with each other. rowan kurtz just ruin kurtz's name. do you think there's any possibility those two could make a coalition?

he copied the freedom party. in may, he took over the leadership of the austrian people's party. and he took over the election programme regarding immigration. he wants to review the nation's immigration policy and limit the numbers of people seeking to ta ke limit the numbers of people seeking to take advantage of the welfare system which is among the most generous in the world. briefly, looking at the numbers, 90,000 immigrants in austria at the moment. what are his plans for them? well, these 90,000 people probably, we have mentioned them, they have arrived in the last two years here in austria. i mean, probably they will be able to stay. so, if he is the one to decide immigration, and probably he will have the final word on it, so, perhaps there will be some repatriated in programmes introduced if he takes the fpu as the coalition partner. but also with the coalition partner. but also with the social democrats, this could happen. he says that austria is actually attracting low—skilled workers who claim state benefits when they lose theirjobs. and he said that he wants to ma

people's party of quotes and of course the freedom party to their right and experts agree here this is going going to happen most likely. in courts is the man of the hour max he spoke to the media after the result let's listen to what he had to say. and i won't change my policy regarding the refugee issue but i will always remain a pro european and helped to shape your us to this result gives us the possibility to do this even more powerfully than in the past and i already look forward to cooperating with the german chancellor and her team. given sebastian coaches hardline stance against migration how does he hope to work with the german chancellor especially if he is in a coalition with the far right. they didn't have that much to do with each other in the last years because of us and quotes was foreign minister and of course i'm going to america is head of state head of government in germany but word has it that he she wasn't too thrilled when sébastien courts sat together with the foreign ministers of other countries to close the western balkans route to stop the migration flow

question the austrians are voting on sunday in a snap election that could see the far right freedom party enter a coalition government election is a year early for the government fell apart in may with the conservative people's party leading the polls could elect the world's youngest leader reports from vienna . austria and politics. at thirty one he may be short on years but he's long on ambition at this t.v. broadcast with you people's party shows his eyes are set firmly on the chancellor ship. the polls put it well ahead but he's done it by poaching some of the policies of the far right. on the. illegal migration to achieve and security in austria. it's the freedom party led by heinz christian structure that could be drawn into a new right wing coalition with the chancellor they draw their support from a working class aged eighteen by the waves of immigration into europe struck has said his neo nazi links and hues could now be dismissed he described himself then as stupid and naive that there is no islam does not belong in austria and we do not want to. own homelands i think something

austrians of voting in the election that could see the far right freedom party enter coalition government the election is a year early after the govern for the party in may with the conservative people's party leading the polls. could lead the world youngest leader. the myanmar government minister responsible for repatriating rangar refugees from bangladesh has told al jazeera they may have planned their exodus to give the appearance of ethnic cleansing more than half a million rangar fled a military crackdown which began at the end of august. as more from yangon it was meant to be an interview about repatriating mohinder refugees but then the minister responsible for their resettlement said this. by flirting with the groups like you make the accusation that this is ethnic cleansing maybe they systematically playing for that reason. i'm saying it could be that i don't know if . they may have been planning for that they may be planning for that to make it come under the definition of ethnic cleansing ethnic cleansing is the description used by the united nations for the military campaign w

party came into coalition with the austrian people's government and back then too there were there was a lot of mileage made of if you like anti immigrant rhetoric. well things have changed a bit since then haven't they matthew according to the australian government's two thousand and seventeen integration report which i read up immigration to austria dropped dramatically last year with a fall in the silent applications of more than fifty percent why was there so much focus during the election campaign then on immigration well i think. the main concern among austrians really followed the eruption of the refugee crisis in twenty fifteen and we saw a very concerted attempt at the center right leader sebastian kurtz to earth back to italy. targets. by talking very tough on that refugee issue if you just think about some of the policies so that's how it advocated but i don't think you know the pills apparently to more than just the far right voters right looks like he's captured people who may not have previously aligned themselves with the far right. well he's held up the center right vot

party came into coalition with the austrian people's government and back then too there were there was a lot of mileage made of if you like anti immigrant rhetoric. well things have changed a bit since then haven't they matthew according to the australian government's two thousand and seventeen integration report which i read up immigration to austria drop dramatically last year with the fall in the silent applications of more than fifty percent why was there so much focus during the election campaign then on immigration well i think. the main concern among austrians really following the eruption of the refugee crisis in twenty fifteen and we saw a very concerted attempt a lot of the center right leaders sebastien curt's to earth back to early. target. by talking very tough on that refugee issue if you just think about some of the policies so that's how it advocated. the pills apparently to more than just the far right voters right looks like he's captured people who may not have previously aligned themselves with the far right. well he's held up the center right vote the austrian peop

party came into coalition with the austrian people's government and back then too there were there was a lot of mileage made of if you like anti immigrant rhetoric well things have changed a bit since then haven't they matthew according to the austrian government's two thousand and seventeen integration report which i read up immigration to austria dropped dramatically last year with the fall in asylum applications of war than fifty percent why was there so much focus during the election campaign then on immigration. well i think. the main concern among austrians really following the eruption of the refugee crisis in twenty fifteen and we saw all a very concerted attempt a lot of the center right leaders sebastian coe to both actively. target. is by talking very tough all matt refugee issue if you just think about some of the policies that it's how it advocated. that appeals apparently to more than just the far right voters right looks like he's captured people who may not have previously aligned themselves with the far right well he's how about the center right vote the austrian peopl

of sorts. the anti—migrant freedom party, sensed a victory of sorts. at this rally, its leader warned that foreigners are replacing the native austrian population. mr kurz will have to form a coalition government, and this is his most likely choice. translation: we thank voters for their trust. many austrians used their democratic right today. democracy has won in austria today. so, perhaps, has image. austria's chancellor—elect talks not about his party but his bewegung, a macron—style movement. but vienna has seen it all before. nearly 20 years ago, mr kurz‘s party invited the far right into government. then there was shock, dismay, some european countries imposed diplomatic sanctions. today, in an eu bruised by the migrant crisis, few are surprised. translation: i think it's great that kurz is the leader. they're all tricksters. i did vote for kurz. i'm shocked and outraged. i'm very disappointed that austria has voted like this. it's irrational. populist success, the mainstream chasing the right. europe's youngest leader and embodiment of shi

party came into coalition with the austrian people's government and back then too there were there was a lot of mileage made of if you like anti immigrant rhetoric well things have changed a bit since then haven't they matthew according to the austrian government's two thousand and seventeen integration report which i read up immigration to austria dropped dramatically last year with a fall in asylum applications of war than fifty percent why was there so much focus during the election campaign then on immigration. well i think. the main concern among austrians really following the eruption of the refugee crisis in twenty fifteen and we saw all a very concerted attempt allayed the center right leaders sebastien both actively. target. is by talking very tough all matt refugee issue if you just think about some of the policies that it's how it advocated. that appeals apparently to more than just the far right voters right looks like he's captured people who may not have previously aligned themselves with the far right well he's how about the center right vote the austrian people's party

are voting in a snap election that could see the far right freedom party enter government as part of the coalition opinion polls suggest the leader of that government is likely to be the thirty one year old sebastian courts of the conservative people's party if he does become chancellor he'll be the world's youngest leader. earlier the incumbent christian current of the social democrats cast his vote current took over the party leadership and the chancellorship from his unpopular predecessor his party is expected to lose seats david chase has more now from vienna. analysts are saying that austria is facing the most important political crossroads in decades and it looks like the electorate is going to choose a sharp turn to the right the whole of this debate running up to the election has coagulated around the illegal migration story and the islamization of austria and this debate has been more or less shaped just by those issues and that means that the the young chancellor in waiting who is the top of the polls of the moment will have to form a coalition with the hard right freedom p

asjenny hill reports from vienna, he may have to rely on the far—right freedom party, whose campaign was dominated by immigration concerns. the new face of austrian politics. sebastian kurz has rejuvenated his party and changed his country's political landscape. translation: voters have handed us a great responsibility. many people put big hopes in our movement. i promise i will do all in my power to fight for change and i invite you tojoin me. herr kurz, a word for the bbc? has austria moved to the right today? is it a victory for the right? no answer for us but mr kurz is shifting his party's politics. as foreign minister during the refugee crisis, he closed the country's borders. now he's leaving the door open to the far right. even on the campaign trail, his potential new partner, the anti—migrant freedom party, sensed a victory of sorts. at this rally, its leader warned that foreigners are replacing the native austrian population. mr kurz will have to form a coalition government, and this is his most likely choice. translation: we thank voters for their trust. many austrians u

asjenny hill reports from vienna, he may have to rely on the far—right freedom party, whose campaign was dominated by immigration concerns. the new face of austrian politics. sebastian kurz has rejuvenated his party and changed his country's political landscape. translation: voters have handed us a great responsibility. many people but big hopes in our movement. i promise i will do all in my power to fight for change and i invite you tojoin me. herr kurz, a word for the bbc? has austria moved to the right today? is it a victory for the right? no answer for us but mr kurz is shifting his party's politics. as foreign minister during the refugee crisis, he closed the country's borders. now he's leaving the door open to the far right. even on the campaign trail, his potential new partner, the anti—migrant freedom party, sensed the victory of sorts. at this rally, its leader warned that foreigners are replacing the native austrian population. mr kurz will have to form a coalition government, and this is his most likely choice. translation: we thank voters for their trust. many austrians

party to form a government the next austrian chancellor has not only drawn attention for his policies but also his age. sebastian is said to be the world's youngest leader and he supporters can't get enough. the thirty one year old has led the center right people's party for just five months. has steered the party rightward on key issues and to victory in austria's national elections. thank you i have a big request for you used today to celebrate. you've all earned it through hard work and dedication. you ok to be at the same time i need to tell you that you're moral the work starts we didn't just run to win the elections we did it to bring austria back on track. so we're going to treat it so we'll be here we ran in this election to achieve real change. how could scopes to achieve this change is up for debate the former foreign minister appealed to conservative and right wing voters with pledges to reduce immigration shut down migrant routes kept benefits to refugees and bar immigrants from benefits for five years a divisive stance in austria. from korea i'm shocked and outraged i tru

party to form a government the next austrian chancellor has not only drawn attention for his policies but his age as well. sebastian is said to be the world's youngest leader and he supporters can't get enough. the thirty one year old has led the center right people's party for just five months. has steered the party rightward on key issues and to victory in austria as national elections. oh i have a big request for you used today to celebrate. you've all earned it through hard work and dedication. to me at the same time i need to tell you that to morrow all the work starts we didn't just run to win the elections we did it to bring austria back on top. so we're going to speak to somebody. we ran in this election to achieve real change. how could scopes to achieve this change is up for debate. the former foreign minister appeal to conservative and right wing voters with pledges to reduce immigration shut down migrant routes kept benefits to refugees and bar immigrants from benefits for five years a divisive stance in austria. from korea i'm shocked and outraged i truly have to say that

austrians are voting in an election that could see the far right freedom party enter a coalition government elections a year early after the government fell apart in may when the conservative people's party lead in the polls austria could effect the world's youngest leader to bomb attacks in the somali capital mogadishu have killed at least twenty people the first explosion was so powerful it brought down buildings in an area full of government offices hotels and restaurants police say people are still trapped under the rubble of the hotel kenya's opposition leaders are accusing the police of using excessive force after two protest as was shot dead on friday they're urging followers to keep demonstrating despite a ban in major cities ahead of this month's presidential election rerun right here . in addition to killing them amy. the oscars academy has expelled film producer harvey weinstein he's accused of raping and sexually harassing more than two dozen women including the actresses angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow police in the u.s. and the u.k. are investigating claims which weinstein

at a rally on friday, the far right freedom pa rty‘s friday, the far right freedom party's heinz christian stracher warned against the immigrants who he says are replacing the native austrian population. translation: islamist not a part of austria. and we don't want any islamise addition of our hometown. —— islam is not a part of austria. it would not be a first. the party is governed together nearly 20 years ago. back then, their right—wing coalition caused shock and dismay across europe. today, in an eu bruised by the migrant graces, few are surprised. lam afraid, migrant graces, few are surprised. i am afraid, really, because this is not a good direction. it is not a good thing to teach the children that we should not help everybody else but ourselves. it isjust not the right decision. translation: freedom party is a party like any other. they present themselves well, and i have a good idea what they are about. the other parties do not give a particularly good image right now. sebastian kirschner to liberally moved his party to the right. he, like so many other mainstream politica

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this election video by the far—right freedom party mocks austrians who believe that sebastian kurz represents a change. the freedom party says mr kurz has stolen far—right policies especially on migration, but an alliance between the two parties is possible. mr kurz could choose to form a coalition with the far—right after the election. the social democrats are finding it hard to compete with the shift to the right. the trigger for this movement is definitely migration which is a big concern in our country and it dominates our social issues. people accept more easily the answers which are given by the right when we are working on the subject and our intention is to get the trust of the people and we're still very optimistic. the social democrats are also embroiled in political smear scandal. some say that makes an alliance between mr kurz and the far—right even more likely. let's get more now on one of our main stories. england's chief medical officer has renewed her warning about what she's described as a "post—antibiotic apocalypse" saying there has be to a global effort to tackle t

party remains true to themselves and to austrians and therefore it is crucial to introduce the direct democracy of switzerland here so let's get more now from david chase who's at the people's party headquarters in vienna hi there david so another meteoric rise in international politics. yes julie is that in fact a victory for the thirty one year old chancellor in waiting sebastien kurtz he only started what he calls his movement the new people's party back in may when he started breaking up the grand coalition and many people the time said that he didn't really have much of a chance of reaching the the chances position that it was a steep mountain to climb and he wasn't capable of it well he's proved them wrong he's also proved that the populous right wing the movement in europe still continues another in phatic victory for them if you like especially after what we saw in the german elections when for the first time the hard right got into the bundestag so a repeat if you like or rather an emphasis a reemphasis that this turbulence these popular movements will still continue to swirl

the conservatives most likely coalition partner is the far right freedom party which is expected to come in third party leader. is already eyeing up a cabinet post. we are now a political force in the domestic austrian political landscape my friend. the incumbent chancellor christian can and the social democrats saw the support slip putting them and likely second place still current says he's ready to enter a possible coalition government if you have been in the end and at the little we've created a set of criteria and developed a value compass this will be our benchmark and the basis on which we negotiate and with three different coalition options possible observers are expecting some complicated talks ahead it is being called the most intensely observed astronomical event to date and then you were in astronomy scientists around the world so they say they witnessed the collision i should say of two ultra dense stars for the first time the collision of the two dead stars which are called neutron stars caused a ripple in the fabric of space scientists say that collisions like this are res

the conservatives most likely coalition partner is the right freedom party which is expected to come in third party leader. is already eyeing up a cabinet post. we are now a political force in the domestic austrian political landscape my friends. the incumbent chancellor christian count and the social democrats support slip putting them and likely second place still can says he's ready to enter a possible coalition government. we've created a set of criteria and developed a value compass this will be our benchmark and the basis on which we will negotiate and with three different coalition options possible observers are expecting some complicated talks ahead. well elections here in germany were just last month and german chancellor angela merkel today said that austria's shift to the right is not a role model for germany especially when it comes to immigration and merkel speaking after her party's disappointing second place finish in lower saxony as regional election yesterday to rival social democrats the results could complicate her efforts to form a national governing coalition nic

now the polls have just opened in austria in a snap election that could see the far right freedom party enter a coalition government the election is a year only after the government fell apart in may what david chaytor joins us live now from the austrian capital david this is being seen as a crucial election for austria so what are voters been concerned with. yes down those voters that have just started arriving at this polling station the polls have just opened here. you can characterize this election as mainly a fight between the center right and the far right that looks like the two parties that might enter a coalition government on monday after we get the results and as for the issues involved really very few have come on the on the debate apart from immigration immigration immigration that is what is made the dynamic of this whole election and i've been looking at the final campaigns and looking at the personalities involved and what the people thought let's see see what i found. kurtz's called the austrian politics. at thirty one he may be short on years but he's long on ambition

at a rally on friday, the far right freedom party of heinz—christian strache the immigrants who he says are replacing the native austrian population. islam is not a part of austria. and we don't want any islamisation of our homeland. it would not be a political first for vienna. the party govern together nearly 20 yea rs party govern together nearly 20 years ago. back then, their right—wing coalition caused shock, dismay across europe. today, in a eu bruised by the migrant crisis, few are surprised. i am afraid really because this is not a good direction, it is not a good thing to teach your children that we should not help anybody else but ourselves. it isjust not the right decision. freedom party is a party like any other. they present themselves well andl other. they present themselves well and i have a good idea what they are about. the other parties do not give about. the other parties do not give a particularly good image right now. sebastian kurz has deliberately moved his party to the right. he, like so many of the eu mainstream political figures, must like so many of the eu m

the freedom party insists that austria's next interior minister must be one of that and peas. and that could prove problematic. austrian president alexander von did that and has repeatedly said that he has no desire to see the freedom party in government. especially when it comes to keep cabinet roles. it's his job to sweat made me ministers and he could in theory refused to give the green light to fall right candidates. and. cindy assault jack is officially now a challenge it on amid putin and russia's presidential election. she has a public profile based on a tv carry on a reputation as a rebellious campaign against. for some insight. is really a choe. sickly to make the way clear for another putin presidency will she says she's company to chang. the freedom in russia. yeah but what i'm against this corrupt system which has been built in our country over the past years worth of nash's spagna bullet power yet because i'm against any person including realize you may accused in being in power for. eighteen years. i'm definitely against glass and i'm saying this openly and repea

party to form a government the next austrian chancellor has not only drawn attention for his policies but his age as well. sebastian coots is said to be the world's youngest leader and he supporters can't get enough. the thirty one year old has led the center right people's party for just five months. has steered the party rightward on key issues and to victory in austria as national elections. oh i have a big request for you used today to celebrate. because you've all earned it through hard work and dedication which. ok to have the same time i need to tell you that to morrow the work starts we didn't just run to win the elections we did it to bring austria back on top. so we're going to be treated to be here we ran in this election to achieve real change . how could scopes to achieve this change is up for debate. the former foreign minister appeal to conservative and right wing voters with pledges to reduce immigration shut down migrant routes kept benefits to refugees and bar immigrants from benefits for five years a divisive stance in austria. for cruz i'm shocked and outraged i tr

party in the new government. narrator: martin engelberg looks likely to soon be a member of parliament. along with the austrian people's party's young beacon of hope. michelle: many people immigrate to britain with dreams of opportunity and a new life. unfortunately, there are also those who wish to take advantage of the most vulnerable, of both migrants and even people native to the country. britain's national crime agency estimates that over 10,000 people are living as modern day slaves. our reporter met liza, a young woman promised work as an au pair, who left her home in the philippines, only for her dream job to turn into a nightmare. narrator: coming to britain was once liza's dream. she left her home in the philippines, expecting to find a new life of freedom and prosperity. a filipina and her english husband arranged her visa. in exchange, liza would care for their children. but the dream job became a nightmare. liza had to work seven days a week for 260 euros a month. and she was at the mercy of the lady