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need to be basically waiting to see if it happens, and two months since then would be defined, we have a new election. defined, we have a new election- defined, we have a new election. ~ , , election. we ve seen the rise ofthe election. we ve seen the rise of the far election. we ve seen the rise of the far right election. we ve seen the rise of the far right parties - election. we ve seen the rise of the far right parties acrossj of the far right parties across europe including italy, germany and greece and so on. pedro sanchez the prime minister said this is the defeat of the far right party vox. do you agree with his assessment? i right party vox. do you agree with his assessment?- with his assessment? i think it s not completely with his assessment? i think it s not completely wrong . it s not completely wrong assessment. the whole campaign of the left has been centred around vox being a party in government and this is the way the left is mobilised its electorate. the selec
figures, was off air. and while the guessing game about the bbc presenter at the centre of the week s headlines is now over, there is still much to resolve. david sillito, bbc news. you re seeing live pictures of parliament voting in the thailand prime minister elections. the role of the monarchy in thailand is at the core of a looming deadlock that could tip south east asia s second largest economy into crisis. despite a stunning victory with its allies in a 14 may election over pro monarchy parties, the progressive move forward party led by pita limjaroenrat faces an uncertain path to government. the thai parliament will begin voting on thursday, but due to limajaroenrat s anti monarchy sentiments, it s unclear if he will secure the vote needed to win.