there have been long queues at some petrol stations, with many forecourts closed are running dry because of the tanker shortage. the government says there are no plans for the army to be drawn in. taste for the army to be drawn in. we alwa s for the army to be drawn in. we always have for the army to be drawn in. we always have a for the army to be drawn in. - always have a civil contingencies section within the army was on standby should it be needed, but we do not touch that is necessary at the moment. wright labour has pledged to spend an extra £28 billion a year on making the uk economy greener, if it wins the next election. i economy greener, if it wins the next election. , ., , , , election. i will be a responsible chancellor. election. i will be a responsible chancellor, i election. i will be a responsible chancellor, iwill election. i will be a responsible chancellor, i will be election. i will be a responsible chancellor, i will be put - election. i will be a respon
translation: we will do everything to create a government led by the cdu because germany needs a coalition for the future that modernises our country. germany s game of thrones has begun. both the conservatives and the social democrats will most likely try to form a coalition with the same two parties, the greens and the free democrats. their leaders are having a whale of a time, relishing their role as kingmakers in this election. the greens would probably prefer a coalition with olaf scholz, they re politically closer. but the free democrats are keener on the conservatives. their leader cristian lindner wants his party and the greens to decide together which way they ll go. angela merkel is known to be looking forward to getting out of the driving seat, but coalition negotiations are going to take time. it could be weeks, months perhaps, before she can finally hand over
determined to fight on. both parties will now try to win over smaller parties to form a government in what is europe s biggest and most powerful economy. jenny hill reports from berlin. the morning after the night before, and germany still has no idea who will be its next chancellor. this man, it seems, has won the election but social democrat olaf scholz will have to form a coalition government if he wants the keys to the chancellery. this morning, he was in a determined mood. translation: angela merkel s conservatives haven t just - lost a lot of votes, they have also had a message from the people they should no longer be in government, they should go into opposition. but the cdu aren t going down without a fight. their leader, armin laschet, may have come second, but if he can form a coalition he could still become chancellor. last night he was on pugnacious form.
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