with a game to spare if they can beat poland. you can see that poland are beating them. that a goal hasjust you can see that poland are beating them. that a goal has just gone and in the last few minutes. a czech win would also put albania through after they drew 1 1 with moldova. the checks are losing. the czechs are losing. kazakhstan beating san marino 3 1 to keep themsleves alive in that group. denmark or slovenia can qualify this evening with a win but they are drawing against each other in copenhagen. nojude bellingham in that england squad because of a shoulder problem but the real madrid star has been named 2023 s golden boy an accolade given to the best under 21 player in europe s top divisions. bellingham moved from borussia dortmund to real in the summer and has scored 13 goals in m appearances. everton say they re shocked and disappointed after being deducted ten points for breaching financial fair play rules. it s the biggest sporting sanction in premier
a country becoming more like them, embracing western values and on a long term track to eu membership. but today, well, europe sees authoritarianism, conservatism, and repression embodied in the all powerful figure of president erdogan. my guest is elif shafak, the turkish novelist and writer who lives much of her life in london. does the west get anywhere close to understanding turkey s complex culture and politics? elif shafak, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. when you write of turkey today, i wonder what emotions draw you? would it be anger or sadness or incomprehension? i think there is a lot of sadness. i feel sad. i feel worried. so much is changing in turkey and so fast. i think speed is important with many things that are happening, with a bewildering speed which almost prevents time to stop and analyse because something else happens next week and so it goes on and on. i am very sad when i look at the direction that my motherland has taken, and i think we have become a
i m stephen sackur. a dozen years ago, europeans looked to turkey and thought they saw a country becoming more like them, embracing western values and on a long term track to eu membership. but today, well, europe sees authoritarianism, conservatism, and repression embodied in the all powerful figure of president erdogan. my guest is elif shafak, the turkish novelist and writer who lives much of her life in london. does the west get anywhere close to understanding turkey s complex culture and politics? elif shafak, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. when you write of turkey today, i wonder what emotions draw you? would it be anger or sadness or incomprehension? i think there is a lot of sadness. i feel sad. i feel worried. so much is changing in turkey and so fast. i think speed is important with many things that are happening, with a bewildering speed which almost prevents time to stop and analyse because something else happens next week and so it goes on and on. i am very sad
a dozen years ago, europeans looked to turkey and thought they saw a country becoming more like them, embracing western values and on a long term track to eu membership. but today, well, europe sees authoritarianism, conservatism, and repression embodied in the all powerful figure of president erdogan. my guest is elif shafak, the turkish novelist and writer who lives much of her life in london. does the west get anywhere close to understanding turkey s complex culture and politics? elif shafak, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. when you write of turkey today, i wonder what emotions draw you? would it be anger or sadness or incomprehension? i think there is a lot of sadness. i feel sad. i feel worried. so much is changing in turkey and so fast. i think speed is important with many things that are happening, with a bewildering speed which almost prevents time to stop and analyse because something else happens next week and so it goes on and on. i am very sad when i look at the d
i m stephen sackur. a dozen years ago, europeans looked to turkey and thought they saw a country becoming more like them, embracing western values and on a long term track to eu membership. but today, well, europe sees authoritarianism, conservatism, and repressionm embodied in the all powerful figure of president erdogan. my guest is elif shafak, the turkish novelist and writer who lives much of her life in london. does the west get anywhere close to understanding turkey s complex culture and politics? elif shafak, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. when you write of turkey today, i wonder what emotions draw you? would it be anger or sadness or incomprehension? i think there is a lot of sadness. i feel sad. i feel worried. so much is changing in turkey and so fast. i think speed is important with many things that are happening, with a bewildering speed which almost prevents time to stop and analyse because something else happens next week and so it goes on and on. i am very sad