First data we around to cast their votes? the first data we have around to cast their votes? ti3 first data we have suggests that people are actually mobilising for this election. it s not only because of voting opinion polls suggest that turnout will be high. people are in gaugein turnout will be high. people are in gauge in politics but that they believe there is a choice to be made. despite the election called in the middle of summer vacation after a hard earned summer vacation for hard working spaniards it seems that spaniards are going to turn out at the polls on sunday. that spaniards are going to turn out at the polls on sunday. the polls on sunday. that was antonio burrows the polls on sunday. that was antonio burrows speaking - the polls on sunday. that was antonio burrows speaking to l the polls on sunday. that was i antonio burrows speaking to be earlier. you re looking at live images from madrid. this is a rally that said bill at the popular party or pp. the oppositi
Minister pedro s nchez called the snap vote after losses in regional elections in may. he s been telling voters his party is closing the gap on his right wing rivals. but he s facing a strong challenge from the centre right people s party and the far right vox party. the big question is who will be able to form a government come sunday? we to form a government come sunday? will show yol now we will show you a lot of pictures now coming into the final hours of the rallies. the rallies you re watching now is being held by pedro sanchez. he called the vote in response to a dismal performance aduu response to a dismal performance adult mate local election in which the socialist party came second to the socialist party came second to the main rival conservative popular party. as you can see, lots of supporters gathered in what will be the final hours of this election campaign ahead of sunday s vote. i
Put all of these questions to antonio barrasso, and annulus and asked and asked him about the far right vox party and where they sit in terms of this election. of course the vox party has staunchly criticised. the vox party has staunchly criticised. . . , ~ , , criticised. have a listen. all eyes althou . h criticised. have a listen. all eyes although vox criticised. have a listen. all eyes although vox attacks criticised. have a listen. all eyes although vox attacks the - criticised. have a listen. all eyes although vox attacks the main . criticised. have a listen. all eyes . although vox attacks the main issue is not whether vox will govern the country because it s very likely that after the election on sunday one of the main centrist parties either the centre right people s party or the socialist party, socialist workers party which is a centreleft party will govern the country. it seems that whatever happens at the end of the day a centrist party will still dominate policy mak
Labour to show we can win right the count . ~ ., ,., , labour to show we can win right the count . ~ ., , ,, country. we also did see sir keir starmer rollback country. we also did see sir keir starmer rollback on country. we also did see sir keir starmer rollback on discussions | starmer rollback on discussions around the expansion of the ultra low emission zone. are you as a party firm on that? tt is low emission zone. are you as a party firm on that? it is important that we take party firm on that? it is important that we take action party firm on that? it is important that we take action on party firm on that? it is important that we take action on air quality. | that we take action on air quality. that s what the conservative government of been calling on councils and mayors to do. i do recognise that campaign in particular where in the middle of a tory cost crisis, families are under enormous pressure. it s understandable that concern was raised about the roll out. we w
The war in ukraine now, and wheat prices are continuing to rise on us markets after russian missiles targeted ukraine s black sea coast. so far they ve destroyed more than 60,000 tonnes of grain and damaged storage facilities. the attacks come after russia pulled out of a deal which ensured safe passage for grain shipments out of ukraine. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams has more on the global impact. the deal, known as the black sea grain initiative, was struck almost exactly a year ago. it allowed ukrainian agricultural exports, stuck since russia s full scale invasion, to start moving again. ships sailed from three of ukraine s black sea ports along an agreed corridor, to a joint coordination centre in istanbul, where all outgoing and incoming vessels were inspected. in the years since, ukraine has exported around 33 million metric tonnes of corn, wheat and other products to destinations all over the world, including countries facing acute hunger, countries like sudan, ethiop