three hotels there have reportedly burned down, and many others are in the danger zone. this is the damage at one hotel in the town of kiotari. and some fires are still burning these pictures are from the turkish ministry of agriculture, taken from one of their planes which is helping to fight the blazes. well, many people spent the night in temporary accommodation like this after being evacuated from hotels. others have been forced to stay in public buildings such as halls and schools. louisa pilbeam reports. fires have made rhodes a holiday held, flames turning sky is red overnight. british holidaymakers are among those fleeing for their lives. it literally felt like we were in some sort of apocalypse film because the sky behind the hotel was lit up bright orange and red, the hotel was abandoned, there was just things, you know, sort of people who have been by the stall, the staff have been totally abandoned, suitcases abandon the lobby, on the beach. it abandon the lobby
centre left socialists performed better than expected. some are now expecting another election before the end of the year. so what does all this mean for spain s economy? joining me now is federico santi, senior european analyst eurasia group. thanks so much for being with us. let s talk about, first of all, what was on the mind of voters. most elections are won and lost on economic issues and i wonder if that holds true in this instance. i i wonder if that holds true in this instance. i wonder if that holds true in this instance. i think it does, to an extent. this instance. i think it does, to an extent. the this instance. i think it does, to an extent. the results - this instance. i think it does, l to an extent. the results were not as expected but certainly on the lower end of the spectrum as far as right wing political parties were concerned and quite disappointing i think for the right given they were the strong favourite going into the vote. the spanish economy h
An inconclusive result: what next for one of europe s biggest and problematic economies? europe s biggest airline, ryanair, reporting later this morning: will will its numbers say about the state of the travel industry? what will its numbers say about the state of the travel industry? and a double blockbuster weekend: barbie and oppenheimer have taken cinemas by storm a much needed boost for an industry going through the horrors. hello. i m tadhg enright with your top business stories, and we begin in spain where, as you have heard, the government is in limbo after sunday s snap election delivered no clear winner. the centre right people s party, led by alberto nunez feijoo, gained dozens of seats and will be the largest party in spain s parliament but without overall control. the incumbent prime minister, pedro sanchez, and his
Economies? europe s biggest airline, ryanair, reporting later this morning: will will its numbers say about the state of the travel industry? what will its numbers say about the state of the travel industry? and a double blockbuster weekend: barbie and oppenheimer have taken cinemas by storm a much needed boost for an industry going through the horrors. hello. i m tadhg enright with your top business stories, and we begin in spain where, as you have heard, the government is in limbo after sunday s snap election delivered no clear winner. the centre right people s party, led by alberto nunez feijoo, gained dozens of seats and will be the largest party in spain s parliament but without overall control. the incumbent prime minister, pedro sanchez, and his