i pray to god that he s- going to be good for everyone. five more years for turkey s president erdogan, but his opposition rival denounces the most unfair election in recent years . can the president unite the nation and rebuild international relations? we ll have all the analysis on this. joining me for the next hour is the former mayor of baltimore stephanie rawlings blake and anand menon, director of uk in a changing europe. we ll speak to you in a moment, but first turkey s re elected president recep tayyip erdogan says he has a job to do to reunite the country following his narrow victory. president erdogan won the run off election with 52% of the vote to the opposition s 48.
translation: the country s in a bad situation. i pray to god that he s- going to be good for everyone. five more years for turkey s president erdogan, but his opposition rival denounces the most unfair election in recent years .
drones heading towards kyiv. voters in turkey are heading to the polls today for a presidential run off election. it s the first in the country s history. neither the president, recep tayyip erdogan, nor his opposition rival, kemal kilicdaroglu, secured more than 50% of the vote needed to win outright earlier this month. whoever wins will be president for a five year term. the government is taking over the running of transpennine express trains in the north of england and scotland from today after months of complaints about delays and cancellations. itjoins six other rail franchises already under state control as peter ruddick reports. transpennine express. tra nspennine express. connecting liverpool and transpennine express. connecting liverpool and manchester in the west with leads and hull in the east. even travelling as far north as edinburgh and glasgow. it s a vital commute for commuters, with millions
time tomorrow in turkey s presidential runoff election. although president recep tayyip erdogan won more votes than his challenger, kemal killic drog lou he failed to get the 50% plus one needed to win outright. cnn s neda bashir reports from istanbul. reporter: sunday s crucial runoff vote. you can see the campaigns are not letting up. an opposition rally taking port for the opposition rival kemal kilicdaroglu. and cross the street another rally for the incumbent president recep tayyip erdogan. and visiting the rally was the foreign minister. there s a few hours before turkey prepares to head to the polls on sunday. but there is a real focus on gaining that extra support.
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