blocked by conservative and military parties. controversially, he has formed a coalition with two of the military backed parties, an 11 party coalition, which does not include move forward which had most of the votes. so millions of voters will be very angry at this development. max and bianca. paula hancocks, thank you. still to come, that noisy seat belt chime could be coming to the back seat soon. we ll look at the proposal in the u.s.
intervention in politics, it was champions democracy, nick champion progressive parties for the poor, is not as big a force as it was and is just about now to go into collision with its former anna meares with its former anna meares with the conservative royalist and pro military parties that it s been fighting with sometimes with quite costly potty results for the last 15 years. so this appears to be part of a grand bargain were at the age of 7a mr thaksin can come back, he settles his differences with his old anna meares and all of a sudden the context of a new boystown, the party move forward which one the most seats and shocked everyone in the last election, is much more reformist than his party but has been blocked and corralled by conservatives and courts and various laws. thai politics has realigned as don mcgahn has made a more favourable environment thaksin favourable environment tha ksin to favourable environment thaksin to come back. a lot of his supporters are very loyal a
way they have ruled in the past, always against reformist and military parties, it is quite likely the rule against will move forward. he faces double barriers to becoming prime minister and despite all the hopes that were excited to what his party swept into a leading position in the election two months ago, it is very likely thailand will end up with another middle collision with multiple parties and the reformists were once again be forced into opposition. were once again be forced into opposition- opposition. let s take it to australia opposition. let s take it to australia where opposition. let s take it to australia where scientists| opposition. let s take it to i australia where scientists say opposition. let s take it to - australia where scientists say they have created a biodegradable glue that could be used to restore coral reefs. they hope it might one day be used to help repair the great barrier reef. biodegradable party made from plant extracts is designed to stabili
potentially could collapse russia, thatis potentially could collapse russia, that is not a good thing. we are currently watching competing parts of russian security infrastructure fight it out to determine who they are going to show their loyalty to. whether it be the fsb, the sbb or the military. i would say that those who are celebrating this online should be very cautious because unfortunately these kinds of situations do not always end with a good outcome. find situations do not always end with a good outcome- situations do not always end with a good outcome. and we know that the prime minister good outcome. and we know that the prime minister earlier good outcome. and we know that the prime minister earlier said good outcome. and we know that the prime minister earlier said that - prime minister earlier said that there were travel alerts refraining from the beginning of this conflict in ukraine, british people who are in ukraine, british people who are in russia not to go
in 2014, the election is being described as a turning point. the prime minister who led that coup, prayut chan o cha is seeking another term, but he is facing challenges from two anti military parties. the party pheu thai is leading the polls. they re led by paetongtarn shinawatra, the daughter of a former ousted prime minster. live now to south east asia correspondentjonathan head, in bangkok. just talk us through the two main candidates at the moment. in essence you have an incumbent prime minister who is a coup leader, a former army commander and he has been in powerfor nine years commander and he has been in power for nine years through a coup government and then managed to get back into government four years ago, he was pushing for a continued term of office but more of that hip represents an old way of doing things in thailand, or that you have elections, you have a lot of other players in power, the military, senior