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Will vote no matter what happens in terms of violence in this country. indeed, william, and in terms of the issues as i understand, it was things like the cost of living, security crisis, as well, with russia and ukraine — but it seems that this result, or the eventual result appears to pave the way for prime minister fumio kishida's government to be able to revise the constitution. how likely do you think that is?— think that is? well, i think the bi aer think that is? well, i think the bigger issue — think that is? well, i think the bigger issue is _ think that is? well, i think the bi...

Of reminding the world that democracy matters to us, and we'll vote no matter what happens in terms of violence in this country. indeed, william, and in terms of the issues, as i understand, it was things like the cost of living, security crisis, as well, of course, with russia and ukraine — but it seems that this result, or the eventual result appears to pave the way for prime minister kishida's government to be able to revise the constitution. how likely do you think that is? well, i think the bigger issue is economic reforms. as you mention, inflation is rising injapan — japan in some c...

The global security crisis, and many other real problems. you mention the health service. people are worried about the health service. i think this prime minister has shown he is not capable of delivering on those issues. he is making it worse. i think the whole conservative party's approach to the economy and health service are making things worse for people. that is why would be happy to see a general election and the conservative party moved from government. conservative party moved from government-— conservative party moved from covernment. ., ., government. you are calling in the short-...

Secretary generaljens stoltenberg has said that the process to ratify sweden and finland as members of nato has been formally launched. it marks a historic step brought on by russia's invasion of ukraine. last week in madrid, allied leaders agreed to invite finland and sweden to join the alliance following the agreement of a trilateral memorandum between turkiye, finland and sweden. so today we will formally sign the protocols of accession. this marks the start of the ratification process. nato's door remains open to european democracies who are ready to and willing to contribute to our shared...

With the consequences. nick beake, bbc news, kremenchuk. leaders of the nato defence alliance have declared russia to be a "direct threat" to their security and said that ukraine can count on nato's support for as long as it takes. those words at the leaders' summit in madrid mark a significant beefing up of nato's approach. nato is now on track to comprise 32 countries as finland and sweden, two previously neutral countries, have been cleared for membership. the nato secretary general reaffirmed that russia is europe's biggest threat. nato leaders have just taken decisions to transform and st...