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the eu has moved on and it has more things on his plate. there's a war- things on his plate. there's a war happening — things on his plate. there's a war happening in europe, _ things on his plate. there's a war happening in europe, eastern- things on his plate. there's a war- happening in europe, eastern europe is creaking _ happening in europe, eastern europe is creaking in— happening in europe, eastern europe is creaking in various _ happening in europe, eastern europe is creaking in various ways _ happening in europe, eastern europe is creaking in various ways will - is creaking in various ways will start _ is creaking in various ways will start we've _ is creaking in various ways will start we've got _ is creaking in various ways will start we've got eu _ is creaking in various ways will start we've got eu elections. is creaking in various ways will i start we've got eu elections coming up start we've got eu elections coming up this— start we've got eu elections coming up this weekend, _ start we've got eu elections coming up this weekend, we _ start we've got eu elections coming up this weekend, we are _ start we've got eu elections coming up this weekend, we are expecting i up this weekend, we are expecting far right _ up this weekend, we are expecting far right parties _ up this weekend, we are expecting far right parties to _ up this weekend, we are expecting far right parties to be _ up this weekend, we are expecting far right parties to be extremely. far right parties to be extremely well, _ far right parties to be extremely well, those _ far right parties to be extremely well, those of— far right parties to be extremely well, those of the _ far right parties to be extremely well, those of the big _ far right parties to be extremely well, those of the big structural| well, those of the big structural issues _ well, those of the big structural issues that— well, those of the big structural issues that european _ well, those of the big structural issues that european leaders i well, those of the big structurall issues that european leaders are looking _ issues that european leaders are looking at — issues that european leaders are looking at if— issues that european leaders are looking at. if britain _ issues that european leaders are looking at. if britain comes i issues that european leaders are | looking at. if britain comes back, maybe _ looking at. if britain comes back, maybe we'll— looking at. if britain comes back, maybe we'll do _ looking at. if britain comes back, maybe we'll do this _ looking at. if britain comes back, maybe we'll do this defence i looking at. if britain comes back, | maybe we'll do this defence thing looking at. if britain comes back, i maybe we'll do this defence thing in the negotiation, _ maybe we'll do this defence thing in the negotiation, i— maybe we'll do this defence thing in the negotiation, i don't _ maybe we'll do this defence thing in the negotiation, i don't think- the negotiation, idon't think anybody— the negotiation, i don't think anybody is _ the negotiation, i don't think anybody is going _ the negotiation, i don't think anybody is going to - the negotiation, i don't think anybody is going to be - the negotiation, i don't think- anybody is going to be listening. well— anybody is going to be listening. we'll take — anybody is going to be listening. we'll take a _ anybody is going to be listening. we'll take a short— anybody is going to be listening. we'll take a short pause. - anybody is going to be listening. j we'll take a short pause. around anybody is going to be listening. i we'll take a short pause. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.
first, beyond our borders tonight, the death toll rises to 4 from flooding in southern germany. three bodies were recovered from inundated basements. chancellor olaf schultz visited the flooded region and officials warned that water levels could rise further in some areas. this is a live look at barcelona. one of the big stories there tonight, french and spanish farmers block a highway on the french-spanish border. it happens one day before a large farmer's protest in brussels and a week ahead of european elections. farmers are protesting against eu agricultural policies. demanding more government support and simpler regulations. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪ )
attracting concern from the voters, would say what would you expect if you argued for moving britain from the single market when you argued for the hard brexit that has come about. but they cannot say that, the tories cannot say that, they have to take ownership of the project which in many ways it is not going particularly well because the opportunities they talk about for brexit are down the line. the challenges that arise from brexit including a forecast cut in the value of the british economy are happening right now.— value of the british economy are happening right now. jessica, the headfine happening right now. jessica, the headline in _ happening right now. jessica, the headline in the _ happening right now. jessica, the headline in the independent - headline in the independent newspaper today. the headline in the independent newspaper today the eu rebuffs labour hopes for softer brexit. the article claims that brussels will be indifferent to any charm offensive from a labour government. in fact one source told the paper that labour may be guilty of over ambition about what is possible. here's what the competitions commission margarete vesteger told me last week ahead of the european parliamentary elections.
conservatism, either as leader of reform _ conservatism, either as leader of reform or— conservatism, either as leader of reform or maybe _ conservatism, either as leader of reform or maybe there's - conservatism, either as leader of reform or maybe there's a - conservatism, either as leader of. reform or maybe there's a reverse takeover _ reform or maybe there's a reverse takeover of — reform or maybe there's a reverse takeover of the _ reform or maybe there's a reverse takeover of the conservative - reform or maybe there's a reverse | takeover of the conservative party. we are _ takeover of the conservative party. we are giving — takeover of the conservative party. we are giving all— takeover of the conservative party. we are giving all of— takeover of the conservative party. we are giving all of those - takeover of the conservative party. | we are giving all of those examples of where _ we are giving all of those examples of where nigel— we are giving all of those examples of where nigel farage _ we are giving all of those examples of where nigel farage failed - we are giving all of those examples of where nigel farage failed to i we are giving all of those examples of where nigel farage failed to be l of where nigel farage failed to be elected _ of where nigel farage failed to be elected to— of where nigel farage failed to be elected to westminster— of where nigel farage failed to be elected to westminster on - of where nigel farage failed to be elected to westminster on the i of where nigel farage failed to bel elected to westminster on the first past the _ elected to westminster on the first past the post— elected to westminster on the first past the post system _ elected to westminster on the first past the post system but _ elected to westminster on the first past the post system but let's i elected to westminster on the first past the post system but let's notl past the post system but let's not forget _ past the post system but let's not forget that — past the post system but let's not forget that nigel— past the post system but let's not forget that nigel farage _ past the post system but let's not forget that nigel farage leading l past the post system but let's not . forget that nigel farage leading two different— forget that nigel farage leading two different parties— forget that nigel farage leading two different parties won _ forget that nigel farage leading two different parties won two _ forget that nigel farage leading two different parties won two different l different parties won two different nationai— different parties won two different national elections. _ different parties won two different national elections. the _ different parties won two different national elections. the 2014 i national elections. the 2014 european _ national elections. the 2014 european parliamentary- national elections. the 2014 i european parliamentary elections national elections. the 2014 - european parliamentary elections and the 2019— european parliamentary elections and the 2019 european parliamentary- the 2019 european parliamentary elections — the 2019 european parliamentary elections. the _ the 2019 european parliamentary elections. the first _ the 2019 european parliamentary elections. the first one _ the 2019 european parliamentary elections. the first one perhaps. the 2019 european parliamentary. elections. the first one perhaps was a factor— elections. the first one perhaps was a factor in _ elections. the first one perhaps was a factor in delivering _ elections. the first one perhaps was a factor in delivering brexit, - elections. the first one perhaps was a factor in delivering brexit, the i a factor in delivering brexit, the second — a factor in delivering brexit, the second one _ a factor in delivering brexit, the second one was _ a factor in delivering brexit, the second one was a _ a factor in delivering brexit, the second one was a factor - a factor in delivering brexit, the second one was a factor in i second one was a factor in delivering _ second one was a factor in delivering the _ second one was a factor in delivering the way - second one was a factor in delivering the way that i second one was a factor in i delivering the way that theresa second one was a factor in - delivering the way that theresa may had to _ delivering the way that theresa may had to stand — delivering the way that theresa may had to stand down. _ delivering the way that theresa may had to stand down. how— delivering the way that theresa may had to stand down. how did - delivering the way that theresa may had to stand down. how did he i had to stand down. how did he windows— had to stand down. how did he windows elections? _ had to stand down. how did he windows elections? because i had to stand down. how did he - windows elections? because european parliamentary— windows elections? because european parliamentary elections _ windows elections? because european parliamentary elections are _ windows elections? because european parliamentary elections are on - parliamentary elections are on proportionat— parliamentary elections are on proportional representation. . parliamentary elections are on proportional representation. a parliamentary elections are on i proportional representation. a year a-o proportional representation. a year ago the _ proportional representation. a year ago the reform _ proportional representation. a year ago the reform strategy _ proportional representation. a year ago the reform strategy was - proportional representation. a year ago the reform strategy was to i ago the reform strategy was to reform — ago the reform strategy was to reform the _ ago the reform strategy was to reform the conservative - ago the reform strategy was to reform the conservative party i ago the reform strategy was to i reform the conservative party and make _ reform the conservative party and make them — reform the conservative party and make them embrace _ reform the conservative party and make them embrace pr. - reform the conservative party and make them embrace pr. now- reform the conservative party and make them embrace pr. now the| make them embrace pr. now the strategy— make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems _ make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems to _ make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems to be _ make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems to be to - make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems to be to smash i make them embrace pr. now the i strategy seems to be to smash them and to— strategy seems to be to smash them and to he _ strategy seems to be to smash them and to he a _ strategy seems to be to smash them and to be a presence _ strategy seems to be to smash them and to be a presence in— strategy seems to be to smash them and to be a presence in westminsteri and to be a presence in westminster where _ and to be a presence in westminster where nigel— and to be a presence in westminster where nigel farage _ and to be a presence in westminster where nigel farage can— and to be a presence in westminster where nigel farage can be _ and to be a presence in westminster where nigel farage can be the - and to be a presence in westminsterl where nigel farage can be the leader of conservatism. _ where nigel farage can be the leader of conservatism. this _ where nigel farage can be the leader of conservatism.— of conservatism. as you'd expect, as newsni . ht of conservatism. as you'd expect, as newsnight viewers, _ of conservatism. as you'd expect, as
in government if nigel farage and reform _ in government if nigel farage and reform uk— in government if nigel farage and reform uk have a very good showing at it seems— reform uk have a very good showing at it seems like there might be some kind of— at it seems like there might be some kind of pact _ at it seems like there might be some kind of pact or merger between the two, kind of pact or merger between the two. or— kind of pact or merger between the two, or merger between the two parties — two, or merger between the two parties. were not there yet and we're _ parties. were not there yet and we're a — parties. were not there yet and we're a long way from that. i the immediate — we're a long way from that. i the immediate danger will be for rishi sunak— immediate danger will be for rishi sunak in— immediate danger will be for rishi sunak in a — immediate danger will be for rishi sunak in a moment, you'd be looking at if there _ sunak in a moment, you'd be looking at if there will be a possibility of defections, for the defections, may be defections, for the defections, may he to— defections, for the defections, may be to reform, maybe that will be a hi i be to reform, maybe that will be a big possibility and how does he respond — big possibility and how does he respond to a big offer on the european _ respond to a big offer on the european court of human rights, perhaps— european court of human rights, perhaps a — european court of human rights, perhaps a referendum that will even withdrawing putting that in a manifesto some just that mean for more _ manifesto some just that mean for more moderate mps may be ministers who may— more moderate mps may be ministers who may not be able to stomach going even further _ who may not be able to stomach going even further to the right, i think there _ even further to the right, i think there is— even further to the right, i think there is some very immediate dangers for rishi's_ there is some very immediate dangers for rishi's coming up. its a
to the mainstream. she's topping polls before the upcoming european elections, an example for europe's nationalist politicians hoping she'll lead a new right—wing wave — and hoping to emulate her success in their countries. and on the past, she had this message. the italian right has handed fascism over history for decades now, unambiguously condemning the suppression of democracy and the ignominious anti—jewish laws. and yet, overt political extremism has continued to fester and flourish here... ..seemingly without punishment. a nazi birthday cake for a senior forza nuova figure
to want to back out of it. i also remember him tweeting, you know, his arrival, carrying the sink, but you were on the inside. what was that period like? well, it was extraordinary. i think it was kind - of once—in—a—lifetime career—defining stuff in a way, which is a peculiar— thing as a nonexecutive - of a company because you're not an executive, but it felt - as though i did personally kind of cross into being a bit- of an executive because i was chairing the nomination - and governance committee, when you have to worryj about how people come on and off the board - and so we firstly were thinking about how to get elon . on the board and then off the board, and i was chairing. the compensation committee, so that was how we were going to look after all the staff and l the rewards and the bonuses, and i was on the transaction l committee, which is the - committee that worries about how the sale and the process of selling the company- goes through. and, you know, i still pinch myself because i certainly. did notjoin the board of twitter to uphold l the law in delaware, - which is what we ended up having to do. you know, ijoined it because it was kind. of an extraordinary company. i found it interesting. i liked the people and hoped i could bring a european- perspective, but actually - what it was like was extremely,
like that, and migration, that are all shaped by the european union in part, and i think they're probably less likely to be discussed in this campaign than some might want. it's a case that many people make, and i'm personally not quite sure whether it's true or not, but that britain's position in the world is a diminished one. if that is the case, would it continue to be diminished, or do you think the next government, whichever it may be, will be able to raise britain's position a little? i think what will happen is, whoever wins, there will be a continuing increased sort of curiosity about the brits. i spoke to one european ambassador here in the uk recently who said that because of the other elections taking place in europe in coming months and years, where the far right is making gains, notjust in the european
eventually quash the riots and imprisoned for mainly before exiling him the shot remained pro-western surrounding himself with an elite class that was western educated and oriented. many of his admittedly progressive reforms created friction with iran is more conservative muslim population and then there were many who are bitter about not benefiting from the white revolution reforms what's more there was growing resentment of the chars lavish lifestyle which was epitomized by one extravagant party in 1971 does huge celebration than honore the 2,500 years of monarchic rule. people from all over the world flew in and maxims and perez provided the food and they had the finest european crystal and it wasn't many ways that celebration of the monarchy
watching the scenes back in madrid as the match was taking place in london's wembley stadium. real won 2-0 to london's wembley stadium. real won 2—0 to complete a european and domestic double for them. in the last hour, gareth southgate has had his say about one of their star players this year, jude bellingham. incredible year for players this year, jude bellingham. incredible yearfor him. players this year, jude bellingham. incredible year for him. absolutely delighted for him. to win last night. obviouslyjadon was playing as well on night. obviously jadon was playing as well on the night. obviouslyjadon was playing as well on the other side, and jamie, so we had players involved on both sides, so we didn't have any favourites as such. but for him to cap that season with winning a champions league has been a phenomenal yearfor him. absolutely delighted for him. 50 phenomenal year for him. absolutely delighted for him.— delighted for him. so to the cricket, then. _ the second of the men's t20 cricket world cup t20 cricket world cup games is upon us. co—hosts west indies taking