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Denmark result "a great boost for Cameron"

Reality Check: Danish elections, migration to Europe, Charleston shooting, Patriot park, Jewish communities in Europe

Denmark finds itself today facing a new government, and a new coalition between the second placed, right wing, People's party and third placed Liberal party. However, the government will be formed by the Liberal leader, Lars Lokke Rasmussen, who is seen as more politically acceptable than the anti-immigration, anti-EU, People's Party.

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Danish People's Party leader, Kristian Thulesen Dahl, celebrates the result of yesterday's election, as he pledges support for the third placed Liberals.

The situation is in many ways reminiscent of the blue-black coalition in Austria in 2000.

Malcolm Brabant reports from Copenhagen on the results and what this new right wing coalition will mean for Denmark, Britain, the anti EU parties, and the EU.

Migration crisis in Europe

Human Rights Watch warns the EU that it must counter anti-immigrant rhetoric and take responsibility in dealing with the migrant crisis.

Charleston shooting

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Prayer vigils are being held on the streets of Charleston, S. Carolina

President Obama is calling for a re-think on gun control after the horrific mass shooting in a historic South Carolina church on Wednesday, in which 9 people died.

The only suspect is 21 year old Dylan Roof, who was arrested yesterday.

Simon Marks reports from Washington DC.

The position of Jews in Europe

Ahead of tomorrow's Reality Check special on extremism, Jewish chaplain Alexander Goldberg explains why Jewish community are an essential part of Europe and European society.

Patriot Park

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Over 5,000 pieces of military hardware are on display in Patriot Park.

Charles Maynes reports from Moscow on Putin's "Patriot Park" which has been likened to a military Disneyland.

The park is currently hosting the Army 2015 international forum, where the latest in Russian military hardware is featured in spectacular displays.

The park is open to the public, who are invited to explore the latest military technology.

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