entirely clear, showing ballots featuring mr erdogan and mr kilicdaroglu's names, and somebody stamping them at an unknown polling station, there was criticism of that. not much else, to be entirely honest. since the polls closed, it is pretty much in the silly people from the opposition being angry at erdogan for coming out and claiming victory, whereas erdogan�*s supporters are jubilant, saying victory, whereas erdogan�*s supporters arejubilant, saying it was done and dusted. since it has become official, there is a feeling on the opposition side of resignation and anger. i am seeing videos outside chp opposition headquarters of some supporters of kilicdaroglu clashing with other opposition supporters saying he should resign, and this was an election that should have been won. from the conversation i'm seeing on
agree they don't want to default. the president says there are areas here he's been just as firm on and continues to be while wanting to avoid the catastrophic trigger that would neen the u.s. defaulting on its debts for the first time in history. they're heading into this meeting feeling like they know what they need to get out of it. again, by the end of tonight, it's not like we'll have something cleanly done and dusted. but it does seem to take on a new direction that they hope to take back to the negotiators and that will continue. as jake knows very well, it's just a couple of legislative days to do it. >> jake, where are the places within each party where there are the key pressure points? obviously the two key players will be in that meeting today. who are the other folks who will influence whether this gets done? >> mccarthy has deputized garrett graves, louisiana republican, close ally of his and patrick mchenry, the house financial services chair who
actually that there are people out on the streets in other parts of the country and notjust in paris. but clearly the centre of some pretty significant disturbance is the capital right now. this will not have been unexpected, police and authorities would have said some time to plan this because a day like this normally brings people out anyway and also the intensity of the protests we capped a week after week throughout france has been quite a surprise to the authorities to begin with but perhaps now no surprise that we are seeing scenes like this. and it is interesting that once the legal processes and votes or non—vote in parliament over the pension reforms were all finished there was speculation that perhaps now is this reform seem to be done
good health. the next stage is the appeal hearing on april 18th. and there are a number of scenarios that can play out after the hearing. if the courts want to keep applying pressure to mr. gersh cgershkovich, they could move hm to a different jail. if they want to show lenience, they could move him to house arrest and grant him bail. given how bad the relationships are between moscow and washington, given the track record of other people that have been detained in russia, it's unlikely they're going to go easy on him. we won't know that until the court case is done and dusted. what we know from the court's spokesperson is that it's not clear whether mr. gershkovich will be there in person or via video link unsurprisingly, yasmin, it will be a closed court case a closed session for all intents and purposes so he's going to be kept in the dark from now until then, and he's not going to have much
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this red bull is in a class of one. after the six nations was done and dusted with ireland's victory over england yesterday, domestic matters are back on the agenda. and the premiership rugby cup went all the way to extra time today, with exeter getting the better of london irish. an early jacob atkins�* penalty put irish ahead in west london, but aidon davis�* tryjust before the break in extra—time sealed the win for exeter, 24—20. it's the second time in as many years that irish have lost the final after extra time. the victory for exeter gives them a third domestic cup since promotion to the top flight in 2010. and that's all the sport for now.