conservative party. the national from investors is that you get more certainty -- rationale from investors is that you get more certainty from parliament. still raises big questions about what happens later on in the year. future extend or not the trading relations between the eu and u.k.? he said he won't do that, but we will see if that has to happen and what happens at the end of december 2020. markets going with more certainty on brexit, and more predictability to what happens in the u.k. politically. that was one of the interesting points made from our guest from monex earlier. you get a bigger majority, you get more predictability. we are going over the details of these votes. all 650 constituencies counting up paper ballots. >> the results coming in fast. forot of games from -- gains the conservatives. they are making ground in the north of england, the midlands, and wales as well. these voted heavily for brexit in 2016. they are putting that vote in the conservative box. that is where we are stan

i am mindful that you represent the conservative and unionist party. you over the next five years, and your colleagues, are going to face the gravest of scottish questions — what to do about the demand in scotland for independence, at least a new independence referendum. what have you got to offer them? well, i think many people in scotland will hope that this issue had been put to bed earlier, for a generation. well, with respect, 48 scottish mps just elected ran and won on a mandate which says that we must have a new referendum on independence. so, far from wanting to put it to bed, they are intent on demanding a second referendum. well, there were many factors, ithink, in play in the scottish result. but you're right that not everyone, unfortunately, accepts that you can't go having these referenda on a very regular basis. they should really be for a generation. but let's assume that that argument is not accepted. then, in the end we will have to — we will have to have an argument about this. probably better after brexit has taken place, and eve

and the conservative party having a significant party. and that's despite the brexit party, brand-new party in this election also taking some of the pro-brexit vote. so, a real victory here for the conservative party. another story that we knew going into the night was that the snp, the scottish national party, was going to do very, very well. so, we can look at some of those seats. this was a win for the liberal democrats and not just a win for the snp from the liberal democrats but this took away joe swin son, the leader of the liberal democrat seat. this was one of the most significant moments of the election. and actually in scotland we saw significant results. you can see here how much of it was turning yellow throughout the night. this was a night of drama. this was a night where seats changed. this was a night where we had shock exits and significant victory. the conservatives best performance since margaret thatcher in 1987 giving them a mandate to deliver brexit. anna stewart from the cnn results center. >> thanks very much, anna

now within the conservative party, we have spoken to some m.p.'s, remainers within the conservative party, who say that they hope that boris johnson will slightly change his stance nd be more moderate and more conciliatory. now there will be discussions with the e.u. and boris johnson stronger than ever will decide what kind of relationships are bound between these united kingdom and europe. nadia: in central london, thank you very much for bringing us reaction at this hour. the results are in. britain being closely watched here on the continent, day two of an e.u. summit in brussels where leaders have this morning been digesting all the news as it's been coming in. also digesting the news from there and gauging reaction from european leaders in brussels is our reporter. we can speak to him now. dave, johnson says it's full steam ahead for brexit. how do european leaders feel about that today? dave: they were echoing the same sentntiment as they came in thi morning. they brought the welcome to the result. ey wanted a decisive result. so a huge maj

he's got to wrap them into a conservative party, a conservative party whose activists are completely unrepresentative of the country as a whole. and, in fact, you could say that of both major parties. but he's got to change his style. he's got to produce a more inclusive conservative party. and he's not got to be the kind of vindictive figure that we saw when he was dealing with the rebels in his own party who were trying to stop a no deal brexit. the way in which he dealt with those, pretty ruthless way he dealt with those, showed a very tough side to boris johnson. the now is, you know, will the real boris johnson stand up? and if so what is the real boris johnson? >> we're going to ask you that after we take a quick break and we'll be back with much more from robin oakley. lows ♪ ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ >>>. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. let's bring in cnn political contributor robin oakley to

blue wave the conservative party sweeps to its biggest majority in the u.k. parliament. forget for a labor. of the world news this hour at least 70. are killed in a militant attack on an army base. exposing a crisis for french foreign policy in its former colony also ahead. a deadly protests sweeps across india over a new migration law which makes it easier for a 1000000. in the country but. just after 8 am in san francisco 11 pm and 7 in the evening right here in moscow this friday december 13th welcome to international. boris johnson's conservative party has won a result ending majority after a strong showing in britain's historic general election the prime minister sees it gives him a powerful monday to the finally bring home breaks it is for the opposition parties while they're both seeking new leaders labor suffered a series of humiliating defeat and leader german korman says he will know its lead labor into the next election for the liberal democrats their head joe swinson even lost her seats the party leaders reacted to a historic night in whispers. a bride to say

conservative party for the better." what did he mean by that? i think he's right. i think what he meant was that the paralysis that has characterised the past 3.5 years of mrs may's government has been swept away. there is a decisive conservative majority and it's sprung from the loins of the brexit argument in britain which has seen the country more divided than at any time in my political life and which hopefully this election will now heal. but surely he was pointing to something else as well. perhaps even he was surprised by the degree to which voters in traditionally labour strongholds in the north and in the midlands of england gave their vote to the conservative party and he seems to recognise that gives the conservative government a new task to deliver on promises made to those very people. well, it certainly does andi very people. well, it certainly does and i think it's a great mistake to see this as some sort of clash between the conservative party moving towards the brexit party as opposed to being the one nation party that many of us strongly believe.

commanding victory for boris johnson's conservative party in the u.k. snap election giving him the mandate to push through. more jeremy corbin says he will not fight another election as labor leader after a crushing defeat. again i'm just on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a risky operation in new zealand as 6 more bodies are recovered from monday's volcanic eruption. and we'll have the latest from the climate change conference that's wrapping up in madrid. now it's the biggest victory for the conservative party in decades in an election that's been called the u.k.'s most important voters in a generation boris johnson has headed to buckingham palace where queen elizabeth will invite him to form the next government his conservative party is confirmed with $364.00 of the $650.00 seats in parliament johnson says this shows a clear mandate to get done labor leader jeremy corbyn plans to step down after his party's west to defeat in more than 80 is and the calls for a 2nd referendum on scottish independence are growing louder

it's a changing of the guard in the conservative party. it's a very different conservative party now from the one that you joined and worked with blue-collar, more northern, less booze wall less southern, less metropolitan. >> less everything because they're going to win a majority of about 80. it's more than they had before but also means that keeping seats that they held in the last election. so definite with the assistance of jeremy corbin, and definitely because were ruthless about targeting the exit vote there one a very big victory but it's not a victory for one part of the conservative message. >> but of course it is. [inaudible] if it was the brexit party of discord how the brexit party one : : : the challenge will be how to win those people that time. >> that is the question been asking for most of the night so far and still trying to announce it. you will now represent places that have a hard deal have been through prosperity and in a postindustrial state. >> moved the conservative party away from -- moved towards it. >> question

this gives the conservative party a big lead. more: there seems to be clarity on brexit and also on trade. i am shery ahn,

the conservative party reserved a majority. boris johnson's victory will allow him to carry out his promised to get brexit done. aside from the parliamentary majority, it gives him free reign to take britain out of the union in january after four years of gridlock. the hope for an end made the pound jumped the most since 2017, highest level since may 2018 against the dollar, and the strongest rate against the euro since after the 2016 brexit referendum. apart from it, it's also worth noting jeremy corbyn said he would not leave the party in another general election and the lib dems leader has lost her seat in scotland. taking a look at how assets reacted, you can see the pound jumped over 2% overnight. us are ever to guests. welcome both -- are our two guests. welcome both. >> i think the pound could push higher. i think 1.36 could be within isch, sterling around1.82 in the cards. brexit, with the outcome that happened a few hours after the trade deal between the u.s. and china would likely mean sentiment would remain supported

exit polls point to an emphatic victory for boris johnson's conservative party in the election. if confirmed it seals the fate of giving johnson the majority he needs to get the divorce deal approved by parliament. watching al-jazeera has extended coverage of the u.k. election results. at our global headquarters right here and also ahead a u.s. congressional panel is to vote at any moment on approving impeachment charges against president donald trump. and libyan warlords orders his forces to advance into central tripoli saying the final battle has a right. so the british prime minister boris johnson's decision to call a snap election looks to have paid off official results from thursday's vote are currently being tallied but exit polls indicate his conservative party is on course to win its biggest majority in decades that would give johnson crucial control of parliament in order to push through bracks it's so the exit poll conducted by u.k. broadcasters suggest the conservatives will secure an $86.00 seat majority with a total of $368.00 seats labor is predicted to get $191.00

chris hopkins works for this event polling firm which has slashed the conservative party's lead over labor to just 5 points he says labor's taken support from another left leaning party the liberal democrats we have seen the labor party make some progress here what they have managed to do throughout the campaign is to squeeze the liberal democrats were found you know 2060 remain voters were initially considerably more split over whether they would vote for labor or for the put them across and what we've come to the conclusion now is that far more are going to vote for the labor party and the looked at means and that can only be good news where as you know for the conservative party they always had quite a significant majority of the lifo and that hasn't really changed the campaign. israelis have another election next march its 3rd in less than a year neither prime minister benjamin netanyahu nor his main opponent benny gantz were able to form a governing coalition after september's inconclusive vote harry false it reports now from west jerusalem. it was the outcome feared by voters i

so boris johnson there the prime minister and leader of the conservative party more than doubling his majority in his own constituency a vote emphatically in favor of his get brought down message a simple message it seems at this point to have resonated around the country because the conservative party are predicted to get a landslide victory a majority of something like $86.00 seats in a $650.00 seat parliament which of course will allow boris johnson and the conservative party to do pretty much what they like 1st things 1st of course will be back said jonah hall as our correspondent covering all of this and jonah interesting the forest johnson with his magnificent new majority in his constituency spent quite a bit of time trying to pivot and deal with the issue of domestic public services which of course many people have accused him of neglecting in favor of the bracks it message. yes absolutely he was drawn into that debate very much was made by the labor party in term a korban who were keen to refocus attention away from bragg's it that didn't work for labor boris johnson was crit

one in 24 children is conservative parties on the big historic tour of the u.k. for the win in the u.k. general election the province to put it in the north of england to beat his fellow party m.p.'s who are labor rivals to secure a big majority he started off i think it is voters to. i want the people of the northeast to know that we the conservative party and i will repay your trust 1st of all what are we going to do to rebuild it. to get brecht's it died are these really going to die did we have a deal ready to go it was do we get it in before christmas we've just been going over the timetable we could definitely get in before christmas and then we're out for january 31st so it was the tories biggest election win in more than 3 decades the prime minister earlier said it gives him a powerful mandate to deliver breaks in the poll mark the worst result of the labor party since the 1930 different pictures north of the border though the scottish national party was celebrating a landslide victory which has reignited 2 calls for a 2nd independence referendum and i di

the british conservative party sweeps whose biggest election victory more than 3 decades the scottish national party needs time also wins by a landslide north of the border giving renewed impetus to independence calls look at the possible repercussions. on the u.s. and china announced the 1st phase of a potential big new trade deal today to overcome the long running tariff. warning live from the the world who sent this very early sunday morning here in moscow 15th of december just in 1 am it's kevin allen with the update 1st and the united nations is accusing the chilean army and police of committing human rights violations during a crackdown on protests thousands have been demonstrating since mid october demanding the overhaul of the constitution and the rest was initially triggered by a hike in public transport cost but then snowballed into a nationwide movement for social reform the government imposed a state of emergency and deployed troops on the streets universe cases of highlighted cases of unlawful killings and torture there were some of the confined . human rights violations

exit polls point to an emphatic victory for boris johnson's conservative party in the u.k. snap election. if confirmed johnson will have an overwhelming majority to push it through parliament. you're watching out there is extended coverage of the u.k. election results on our team denis to that global headquarters in doha also coming up libyan warlord. orders his.

the conservative party, however, is the only party that supports that step, so the conservatives have to get an overall majority if borisjohnson is going to deliver his central pledge of getting the uk out of the eu. to get an overall majority, the conservatives probably need a lead of around six or seven points, which is not so far below the ten point lead that they seemingly have, but we can‘t rule out the possibility that he might fail. this isn‘t about who wins or loses, it is about how well the conservatives win and if they fail to win adequately enough, even though they might have more seats than labour, borisjohnson could still find himself out on his ear. thank you forjoining us. thank you for that explanation. as the uk goes to the polls tomorrow, european leaders will be meeting in brussels for their end of year summit. british prime minister borisjohnson will not be there of course. he will be a little busy otherwise. but will be represented according to reports in belgium by the new european council president, charles michel. meanwhile, the independent is reporting tha

s from these constituencies who are different from the traditional conservative party and whether he will also take them with him when he is actually getting about governing and getting breaks it done and getting through also with his domestic policies that remains to be seen but 1st of all he has acknowledged that there is quite a task at hand you mentioned the boers johnson breaking through the the red wall of you well in the labor strongholds what did boris johnson do to command this type of this kind of victory. well i think there are 2 things i've been myself to the north of england in speaking to people there on the 2 so former labor voters who had really no good words for the labor leader jeremy corbin very colorful language to describe him his left wing policies and particularly his policies on bret's it did really not ring in court with these voters that then in contrast boris johnson had this really easy message get bricks it done it sounds like child's play and after 3 years after people really are so fed up with hearing about bricks that this is just something that many v

, which has taken over the conservative party. , you're usually at cambridge university. you're in india. it is certainly interesting to see britain from that perspective as well. were you surprised by the results of the election? and what message do you think that it sent? in india,a, where we just had the citizenship amendment bill where authoritarian n forces hae won thehe elelection fofor the d timeme earlier thihis year. i think wewe see britainin as te latest footnote, if f you l lik, and what george jusust referredo as the globabal perilous state that democracy i is in. what we'rere seeing is t the authoritariaian v vicrampagingg across the globe, anand in a wa, britain has simply joined andazil, india, anand hungary the usa. it is inteteresting g to see whs happening in britain in a global context, and that should worry us very greatly. could you talk specifically about what george said about the labour party itself being internally divided? and also, the fact the party does not quite represent the working classes w were s abandonened by the working classes. do yo

in the bloodstream of myself erasure party been sucked out and injected into this conservative if he's a much more right wing proposition a lot of those a lot of those centrists conservatives have now gone people are kind of partly on leave of the house who've been there for ages and. some of the others here they wouldn't disagree with boris johnson on a lot of the things that he thinks about about the domestic agenda of schools and hospitals and and things like this it's all the same it's only on the brits the question that they have this complete divergence now you know all these new concerns and piece of shit. turned up nobody knows anything about them they just appeared out of nowhere stood in labor constituencies in parts of england where they were never won before and some of their them play you know what do they believe in frankly people here don't actually know yet but what you can say is they all believe in boris johnson. johnson just because you mentioned 2 answers ago given that boris johnson is a posh english white guy from. educational factory that has given this country b

britain's conservative party to its biggest election victory in more than 3 decades the scottish national party. slide north of the border giving renewed. we look into the possible repercussions. on the u.s. and china the 1st phase of a trade deal about aims to overcome their long running. around the clock across the world this is your r.t. international from the team and myself you know hello and welcome. the united nations is accusing the chilean army police of committing human rights violations during a crackdown on protests let's take a look thousands have been demonstrating since mid october demanding an overhaul of the coast situation the arrest was initially triggered by a hike in public transport costs but snowballed into a nationwide movement for social reform the government imposed a state of emergency for troops on the streets u.n. investigators they have highlighted cases on one law for killings of torture here's some of the key findings. to. human rights violations documented by c.a.g.r. include the excessive force and this is true use of force that led to unlawful killings a

look at the characters behind boris johnson but a defining win for boris and the conservative party in the u.k. is brexit on the fast track? >>> the president signs off on a phase one trade deal with china. what both sides get and the lasting effects. >> welcome to "early start." >> i'm disprakted by the er ei. it's 4:00 a.m. in new york. 9:00 a.m. in london. we'll be live there. >>> we start in the nation's capital, breaking overnight, a late-night surprise from the house judiciary committee. >> it's been a long two days after consideration of these articles and it's very late at night. the committee will stand in recess until tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. at which point, i will move to divide the question so each of us has an opportunity to cast an up-or-down vote. until this, we will be going until tomorrow. >> you chose not to check with the ranking member on a schedule issue. this is the kangaroo court. >> let's have a dictator. it's good to hear about that. >> unbelievable. >> wow. how about that? the vote on articles to impeach and remove president trump, put on hold until t

britain's conservative party sweeps through its biggest election victory more than 3 decades the scottish national party meantime also wins by a landslide north of the border. dependence calls coming up we'll look into possible repercussions as. u.s. and china announced the 1st phase of a potential big new trade deal that aims to overcome the long running tariff. center this very early sunday morning 15th of december here in moscow just to midnight welcome to this. so 1st the united nations is accusing the chilean army and police of committing human rights violations during a crackdown on protests thousands have been demonstrating since mid october demanding an overhaul of the constitution the rest was initially triggered by a hike in public transport cost but in snowballed into a nationwide movement for social reform the government imposed a state of emergency into foreign troops on the street and investigators have highlighted cases of what is unlawful killing and torture 1st off here are some of the key findings. oh. the. human rights violations documented by c.a.g.r. include the exces

the conservative party sweeps to its biggest majority in the u.k. parliament for over 3 decades but it was a night to forget for labor in the polls. elsewhere plenty of reason to cheer for scotland's nationalist party after a landslide the 'd calls now growing tonight for a 2nd independence referendum. on monday says that it is for the scottish parliament nor waste mr government to say whether we should be a new referendum on independence also the news this friday evening after months of standoff and a trade war between the us and china the 2 nations now announce a possible truce with what's been described as a phase by phase deal that includes. from arts international's world view center here in moscow this friday night 13th of december welcome to you just 10 10 pm here now it's 7 in the evening on early evening still in the u.k. my name is kevin and he was around today has been in the u.k. that big vote boris johnson conservative party's won resoundingly for a strong showing in the general election in britain the prime minister said it gives him n

britain's conservative party sweeps through its biggest election victory in more than 3 decades the scottish national party also. north of the border giving renewed impetus to independence calls we look into the possible repercussions. on the u.s. and china the 1st phase of a trade to overcome their long running tara. one of the past 7 pm here in moscow this december the 14th welcome to r.t. international my names you know. the united nations is accusing the chilean army police of committing human rights violations during a crackdown on protests. been demonstrating since mid october demanding an overhaul of the constitution rest was initially triggered by a hike in public transport costs but still. movement for social reform the government imposed a state of emergency. deployed troops on the streets u.n. investigators have highlighted cases of the law for killings which are here are some of the key findings. in. the. human rights violations documented by always c.a.g.r. include the excessive or and this is true use of force that led to unlawful killings and injuries arbitrary detentions and

general election are predicting the conservative party's biggest victory in 30 years the vote count is now underway and if the projections are correct boris johnson has won a new term as prime minister quick look at the numbers there are 650 seats in the house of commons so a party needs at least 326 to hold a majority and if the exit polls are accurate the conservatives will be well clear of that number with 368 seats british prime minister boris johnson tweeted his reaction to the exit polls posting this picture of him with supporters and thanking everyone for voting he added we live in the greatest democracy in the world our 2 sons to taylor is in london with more on the election. well this has been billed as the election of a generation and for all those remains who for the past 3 years have been calling for a 2nd referendum a people's vote is while they essentially got 220-162-0192 the people voted the people spoke out and the people want out of the view polling stations have closed the vote is underway there are no official results but we do have the exit poll which is a very sol

party it's certainly a healthy majority for the conservative party enough to give boris johnson room to relate room for maneuver in the long term to do whatever he wants in terms of bricks so we'll certainly leave the a pretty big european union on the 31st of january and then what sort of brics are we have is the next question but his message is quite simple message let's get bricks it done he can't get let's brics it done he can't get it done at all because this is just stage one he's not going to get bricks done until all those trading deals are in place so horizontal now face a choice he has a lot of political capital and political influence he can go for a new deal at the end of december 2020 or he can face the sort of breaks it is in his party and have a lot more flexibility and room for maneuver it's basically all it's boris johnson now he's you know got a huge amount of political capital he's delivered this huge landslide result that was unexpected in all the opinion polling prior to the result so i guess it's really up to us on what happens next is that why people like willi

the conservative party sweeps through its biggest majority the u.k. parliament for 3 decades but it was a night to forget the time for labor in the polls. was a big vote plenty of reason to cheer for scotland is nationalist party up a landslide that calls renewed for a 2nd independence referendum on monday says that it is for the scottish parliament nor a westminster government to say whether the should be a new referendum on independence. and after months of standoff in the trade war between the us and china the 2 nations announce a possible truce with the phased by phase deal that includes for a lead. a life not international world the center of moscow is covered here with the round up kevin koe in just 11 am here moscow times that's 10 in the evening in the u.k. and that's where the big story of the morning is coming from boris johnson's conservative party's want to resoundingly purity after a strong showing in the general election in britain the prime minister says it gave him a powerful mandate to finally bring breaks it and he's got straight dow

how the conservative party >> i love your thought there >> put your terafirma hats on. the pound has made assets attractive to international buyers but they haven't come in because they weren't sure about the future the pound may be stronger here but we may have some interim moves here as we understand the fiscal position of the country now going forward. does that mean we'll see private equity looking at the uk and wondering whether their assets to buy here. >> in that view whether that whole risk of field to play. if ultimately the uk has to deliver with the rest of the world is on your mind. it is still going to be on your mind to come we know with the pound and the world that just got more expensive. there is a question that you've got other risks to point to and also the wider policy of government if you'd like the score drawn with the change of currency. we have to see where in that range of possible outcomes of brexit we are going to land. one of the things that will happen if we stick to the 11-month timetable although we have a strong prime minister, we have a

a commander in victory for boss johnson's conservative party in the u.k. snap election giving him the mandate to push through bracks is. jeremy called and says he won't fight another election as labor leader after a crushing defeat and often use. lower turnout had mass protests dominate algeria's disputed presidential election we are expecting results shortly and a risky operation in new zealand a 6 moved bodies of recovered from monday's the eruption and i'm we are hearty with all your sports tiger woods as u.s. team fights back in golf's president's cup but the international still hold a healthy lead. it is the biggest victory for the conservative party in decades and the election that's been called the u.k.'s most important vote in a generation in the coming hour last johnson is expected to head to buckingham palace where queen elizabeth will invite him to form the next government his conservative party is confirmed with 364 of the 6 huh. or than 50 seats in the parliament where johnson says this shows a clear mandate to get bricks it done labor leader

but that was a conservative party row, effectively, that was put to the country at the country voted. what i don't understand is what your constituencies have said they think their lives will improve from as a result from brexit happening. because, as i said, furtherfocus, support, concentration, money will then be released through a democratic parliamentary process, and that money can then be spent on the services they want to see improved. a new conservative mp in wrexham. labour lost many seats in its traditional heartlands yesterday and the shadow chancellor john mcdonnell was asked earlier about the position of thejeremy corbyn and why the labour leader isn't stepping down immediately... there is always an interim before a new leader is elected so what better than to put the current team in, because there will be a queen's speech and a budget as well, use that expertise for the interim period, but also allow the rest of the party to engage in that thorough debate about the future and the new leader, and it will be a constructive debate. we will learn lessons and listen to people

exit polls point to an emphatic victory for boris johnson's conservative party in the u.k. alexion. if confirmed johnson will have the majority to push through parliament possibly by the end of the year. 0 lie from the headquarters. also ahead a u.s. congressional panel is to vote any moment on approving impeachment charges against president donald trump. and a party. leader for the world's top court to throw out a case of genocide on minority. hello the british prime minister boris johnson's decisions a call a snap election looks to have paid off official results from thursday's vote are being tallied but exit polls indicate his conservative party is on course to win its biggest majority in decades now if confirmed johnson will gain crucial control of parliament to push through paul brennan begins our coverage. it had appeared that this election race was getting closer as polling day approached this exit poll though turns that belief upside down if accurate the outcome would mean the conservative party winning its biggest parliamentary majority since margaret thatcher's victory in

our boris johnson's conservative party is celebrating and historic victory in thursday's general election the prime minister says it gives him a powerful mandate to deliver brags that the election delivered in the worst result for the labor party since the 1930 s. here is how the party leaders reacted it to an historic day in westminster. proud to say that members of our new one nation government a people's government will sit tight from constituencies that have never returned a conservative m.p. for 100 years and yes they will have a willing mandate from this election to get done and we will honor that mandate by general the 31st will not lead the party in any future general election campaign i will discuss with our party to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that the party will take going forward for the conservatives are celebrating winning of their largest majority since 1987 hundreds of people have turned out for a so-called stop boris protests some demonstrators that were clashing with police in the capital in our team coverage saskia tayl

it is inherent within the conservative party. the difference between the labour party and conservative party is that we are dealing with anti-semitism within our party. less than 1% of our members have been accused. anti-semite, one racist in our party is not good enough. that is why we have introduced new procedures. we have kicked people out. educationunched an course to get people to understand what anti-semitism is. there has been nothing like that in the conservative party and yet, look at boris johnson's own writing and words. they are racist. muslim he has insulted people in particular, but also black people, communities throughout. what has happened in this election campaign is that he has been exposed for the racist statements, not just recent statements but over decades in his writing. we want to ensure, just as we are cleaning up the labour party, we want to clean up politics in this country. anna: we know that some members of your party have felt so strongly about anti-semitism in the labour party that they have had t

party actually the problem is right inside the conservative party and that's before you get to the prime minister . and on the for the remark that we have the continuing. claim by boris johnson that he's building for the new hospitals for new hospitals will be built as a result there's nothing you calculate they're not new hospitals are they he is actually building a single not your hospital and it's one of many many lies which the prime minister has uttered when you have a situation where there is this massive concentration of our ship in the print media. and that is overwhelmingly weighted towards it's henri's by pro tory billionaires staffed by people who are in their positions because of their political contacts usually with tory politicians that is a system that fundamentally in my view is unlikely to produce proper scrutiny and accountability. the progun servant of bias is most obvious and problematic in the british print sector 65 percent of the newspaper market is controlled by just 2 companies the murdoch family's news u.k. which publishes the sun and the times and the daily mai

much more free—market conservative party against much more free— market people conservative party against much more free—market people like sergeyjavid that will remain quite close ally in those elements close to the break supported and see themselves as socially very white ring but also wanting to spend the liberal money in those areas that are devoted to the european union and with can ove rco iti e the european union and with can overcome those divisions and chart a course through what is undoubtedly going to be a rocky several years. it's going to be very interesting to see in one way or another if things do go wrong there's no escaping the fa ct do go wrong there's no escaping the fact that it will all be on johnson and the conservative party. very interesting to point grace is making because you're now in a party that has vastly changed from a few weeks ago. as was said during the election, this is the brexit party now. the voting base is also very different. actually, ithink now. the voting base is also very different. actually, i think that gives a tremendous opportunity to do a

headlining this hour on artsy the conservative party secures a comfortable majority in the british parliament of the opposition labor party suffers in the polls in a highly disappointing night for them live coverage from westminster kicks off in less than one. years later this hour at least $71.00 soldiers were killed in a militant attack on a military base in exposing a french foreign policy and its former colony and. stepped up its crusade in. the video sharing platform censorship. good morning from moscow money as r.t. internationally as 10 am here in the russian capital it's 7 am in the u.k. which is waking up to 8 nights following the general election the 3rd in 5 years the big news is the boris johnson's conservative party has one neighbor sounding majority in parliament after a strong showing in what's turning out to be an historic general election the prime minister says it gives him a powerful mandate to bring home in the new year as for the opposition parties they're both going to be looking for new leaders the main opposition party labor has suffered a series of humiliating defeat

the conservative party sweeps through its biggest majority in the u.k. parliament for over 3 decades but it was a night to forget for labor in the polls elsewhere plenty of reason to scotland's nationalist party after a landslide there still calls drove for a 2nd independence referendum. on monday says that it is for the scottish parliament nor a westminster government to say whether and plain there should be a new referendum on independence another world views after months of standoff and the trade war between the us and china now the 2 nations and i'm seeing a possible troop. international's world news center in moscow is kevin over the a half hour round up just to admit. 9 in the evening there in the u.k. and that's the story that they come in from there boris johnson's conservative party winning a resoundingly after a strong showing in the general election in britain the prime minister says it gives him a powerful mandate to finally bring home breck's as he put it how do you go straight down to business income tax already with the german chancellor a

the many historic labor voters that last night decided to vote for the conservative party and it has to be said a lot of the people who might have voted remain at the referendum but still chose to vote for the conservatives and for boris johnson's a vision of breck's it's a very much speaking about uniting them nationally any also had a few words for the u.s. the european union saying that you look forward to working with the e.u. as a friends and solving equal so how is that likely to have gone down in you countries themselves well to talk about that further we are joined by angela whereto who is the correspondent here for the left leaning italian newspaper letter because thank you so much for joining us so how do you think well 1st of all what did you make of what he said and how do you think those words will bounce with the e.u. countries themselves. i think that of course today given the interest in especially doing the very friendly. calm words by birders johnson and which are really useful because as you know. united kingdom now has to hand to new name they got serious negotiat

those conservative parties on a victory to enough to restore it would in the u.k. do you have the election the president is visiting the north of england to beat his fellow podium parties who are rivals to secure a big majority supporters to. i want the people of the northeast today that we in the conservative body i will repay your trust 1st of all what are we going to do to reach. to get brecht's it died when she got it and we have a deal ready to go before we get it in before christmas we've just been going over there the timetable we can definitely get in before christmas and then we're out on january 31st. so there was a tories biggest election win in more than 3 decades the prime minister earlier said it gave him a powerful mandate to deliver bracks it and the poll mark the worst result meantime for the labor party since the 1930 s. different pictures north of the border the scottish national party also celebrating what they called a landslide victory which is rigged knighted calls for a 2nd independence referendum in edinburgh now discuss the election of its

britain's conservative party to its biggest election victory in more than 3 decades the scottish national party old. slide north of the border giving renewed impetus to independence polls we look into the possible repercussions. on the u.s. and china the 1st phase of a trade deal. one minute past 11 am in rio ringback how 11 pm in tokyo and 5 in the evening right here in moscow this saturday december 14th welcome to our international. the united nations is accusing the chilean army police of committing human rights violations during a crackdown on protests. been demonstrating since mid october demanding an overhaul of the constitution the arrest was initially triggered by a hike in public transport costs but snowballed into a nationwide movement for social reform the government imposed a state of emergency and deployed troops on the streets and un investigators have highlighted cases of one law for killings and torture here are some of the key findings. in. human rights violations documented by c.a.g.r. include the excessive force and this is true use of force that led to unlawful killing

on some clinches the biggest election victory for the conservative party in 30 years. plans to quit. against india's controversial citizenship that excludes muslims the u.n. calls it discriminatory and on the wall for torture and sexual violence. accused of serious abuses against antigovernment protests. will begin in algeria where the magic the moon has been declared the winner of the country's presidential election preliminary results show he won 58 percent of the vote his closest rival of the green i came 2nd with 17 percent results show there will be no need for a runoff or less than 40 percent of voters turned out with millions boycotting calling it a sham and thousands of protesters are out on the streets rejecting the results they say the election wasn't free or fair because all 5 candidates have links to former president out there as these with a frica he was forced out by mass demonstration. full of protest has been demanding a complete overhaul of the political system now mohamad hit out as a professor of strategic communication at catholic university and he

so general election his conservative party's lead over the opposition labor party narrowed in the final week of the campaign. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us german business leaders have reacted angrily after u.s. lawmakers approved sanctions against the north stream to gas pipeline the german russian chamber of commerce has called for retaliatory sanctions while the german economics ministry said it for gretz the moves now the sanctions passed by the u.s. house of representatives affect construction of the north stream to pipeline targeting the ships that lay the massive pipes u.s. lawmakers and the white house believes that north stream too will make germany too reliant on russian gas and give moscow greater political leverage over berlin and the whole of the european union. our political correspondent simon young is covering this story for us and he joins us for more hi simon tell us more about some of the reactions that you've seen here in berlin this morning. yes i mean as you mentioned there's been some reaction from german businesses the head of the german russ

in terms of fiscal policy perhaps the conservative party 510 years ago. just to get the report there, the quy just to get the report there, the guy from blythe who has come out of the nhs and i was saying this morning, when you look at the list of mps there of the north and they are very different to normal tory mps. you got a nurse, you've got a former teacher and a single mum. you've got parish counsellors can be of got comprehensive educators and things and it's a broad mix of people, and that surely will make a difference to the sort of policy you get from the back benches. difference to the sort of policy you get from the back bencheslj difference to the sort of policy you get from the back benches. i think it completely well. if you see everything the prime minister has said since that result came in it's all been directed at these areas where the mp5 have just mentioned administer when where the mp5 have just mentioned administerwhen their where the mp5 have just mentioned administer when their seats despite the odds. and i think that's why you are

in the headlines tonight the conservative party sweeps the biggest majority in the u.k. parliament. but it was a night to forget for labor in the polls our teams are across it will bring the latest. also from london to the. mean time connected with this plenty of reason to cheer for scotland's nationalist party after a landslide. calls now growing for a 2nd independence referendum the changes taking place across the sea of northern ireland to. support the scottish noids a westminster government to say whether it should be a new referendum. lose weight for the big vote after months of standoff in the trade war between the us and china the 2 nations now announce a possible truce with a phase by phase deal that includes sanctions for the. low low from the r. to international world news center in moscow this friday night 13th of december welcome to us just to 9 pm here in moscow 6 in the early evening when the u.k. still i'm kevin 0 with a half round up on it's the big vote in britain that we're starting with 1st of all it's the story of the day boris johnson's conservative party winnin

prime minister boris johnson's conservative party head looks set to be on track for an absolute majority but while recent polls show jeremy corcoran's labor gaining ground meaning it's now too close to call. each of these at the early morning images boris johnson want to voters to see a prime minister turn to milk man dutifully delivering to the public. thank you. for impressively come on the good morning person prime minister oh. but shortly before that johnson and his team were not so composed this time so to come on good morning britain deliver on your promises sort of payson says i know that i have it johnson was caught off guard by a crew from i.t.v. is good morning britain and he took refuge from the reporters in a phrase a right. but equally a staged was labor leader german koeppen slask day only campaign trail. and jumped at the chance to take a swipe at his main political rival i'm god you know this i've not come here to the well. i. think that must change all how i. cope and will be hoping his message hits home so far polls have not been looking good for labor with most betting

johnson's conservative party is celebrating an historic victory in thursday's general election the prime minister says it gives him a powerful mandate to deliver brags that the election delivered the worst result for the labor party since the 1930 s. here is how the party leaders reacted to an historic day in westminster the proud to say that members of a new one nation government a people's government will sit tight from constituencies that have never returned a conservative then be. 100 years and yes they will have been able will we mandate from this election to get it done and we will honor that mandate by general the 31st will not lead the party in any future general election campaign i will discuss with. to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that the party will take going forward all the conservatives are celebrating winning their largest majority since 987 hundreds of people have turned out for so-called stop abortion protests some demonstrators were seen clashing with police in the capital in our team coverage saskia taylor filed the fol

the conservative party a party that what adopt protectionist policies that they believe is going to allow them to bring back industries and rebuild this industrial heartland. this basically raises the question of whether or not the conservative party intends to do that. the conservative party also has this very large faction that is anti-rebuilding the social welfare state. if these people in the industrial areas of britain see that conservatives have abandoned them, they might go back to trying to find another option. romaine: really appreciate your insight. wellesley college's stacy goddard. coming up, we hear from gregory milano. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: time for a look at what stories are trending. terminal users are reading about new york governor andrew cuomo, who may be spending the new year explaining how he was caught offguard by a hole in his state budget caused by rising medicaid costs. trendsent spending continue, the state would face in 2023.illion deficit bloomberg.com has a story on the retail apocalypse which could be paying off for one group. while the group of chi

party these new conservative m.p.'s might well be reliant on him for that for winning message so that he may be able to persuade them to vote his bill through and that we're going to have less fewer rebels than perhaps you had a few months ago do we have a sense of how the voters are maybe my. great seeing around or not given where they are in the u.k. because there's an awful lot of talk of tactical voting there's an awful lot of talk of lending and other party votes just this one time yeah so i think if we were to look specifically at regions i think you'd struggle to pick anything up ultimately is something that we said at the start of this campaign is that in theory there are 650 unique races here and of the we've seen the remaining alliance within the parties down the side in many seats so really it's very difficult in this election more than any to take a national vote share picture which is what samantha commerce had produced today and find out we're really what the what is going to happen overall in terms of nu