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this is news coming to you live from hong kong marks national china day but not everyone wants to celebrate riot police patrols are. forced to quell any government protesters. tales of return to the village to you she calls it friday it's predicting a strict new security posed by. the winner of what's often called the alternative nobel prizes are announced we take a look at the people for their activism by this year's likelihood.
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hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us 1st of all some breaking news coming in from from brussels from the european commission the european commission president line is due to make an excuse and a statement on breaks it starting at any moment we are saying now live pictures from brussels at the podium where she's expected to begin her statement in just a moment from now according to irish national broadcaster r.t.e. she's set to announce that the e.u. will begin legal action against the u.k. government of prime minister boris johnson for bile ations of the brakes it withdrawal agreement for more now we go live to our correspondent in brussels barbara barbara what can we expect from this statement. deadline
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ran out last night because the european union had said to boris johnson ok listen you need to take back this is internal market bill as it is called in britain because it is violating that was drawn agreement the point there is that it would sort of take back and not he laid some of these special clauses that have been made for continuing trade in northern ireland and johnson the bridge prime minister now wants to step back on that and sort of shape this agreement that is the case of international law shape this agreement according to his own tastes and that is no good go says the european union no they've been mulling over what to do in this case for quite a while and it seems now that they are going the legal route they seem to be prepared to take the united kingdom to the european court of justice and sue them there and say you are sort of going against it was draw agreement is
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a clause in there that says both sides have to act in good will and that is of breach this particular bill that just passed the parliament in london this particular bill is a breach of that clause so they are really trying to play hardball was boris johnson and the interesting thing is here beside all this the negotiations are going on in brussels i mean negotiators are sitting in the very same building that you see behind me and there stood trying to bridge the gaps between the expectations and wishes of the 2 sides so this is what all this it's about and it seems that as you say the plot a sickening here in brussels and just the plotters thickening barbara as you say there are negotiations going on still between e.u. and the u.k. the u.k. officially having left the european union at the beginning of this year at the end of january but the road to go shooting the future trading relationship is something
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that is still to be worked out what would this step that we believe is going to take the commission she's about to begin let's listen in. remove the problematic parts of their draft internal market bill. by the end of september this draft bill is by its very nature a breach of the obligation of good faith laid down in the withdrawal agreement moreover if adopted as it is it will be in full contradiction to the protocol of ireland northern island. the deadline lapsed yesterday the problematic provisions have not been removed. therefore this morning the commission has decided to send a letter form of notice to the u.k.
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government this is the 1st step in an infringement procedure. the letter invites the u.k. government to send its observations within a month. and besides this the commission will continue to work hard towards a full and timely implementation of the withdrawal agreement we stand by our commitments thank you. that was the e.u. commission president or sort of underline lie and stating that the european union is now about to begin legal proceedings against the united kingdom for a breach of articles of good faith in the withdrawal agreement our correspondent barbara basler is standing by for us in brussels a brief statement there from ursula found alone barbro what can we read into it. it's a warning shot for it's london because clearly the e.u.
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says basically if this bill comes into legal force and it still has some hurdles particularly in the house of lords to overcome which was supposed to happen later this year but if this bill really legally comes into force we cannot possibly bring a trade agreement into legal action because the to contradict each other also how much face can we have in the united kingdom in the sort of the good will of the united kingdom that they will act according to international treaties that they are making with us the e.u. if they act like this so this was a breach of international law that the british government had known in parliament ministers stood up in parliament and said yes this bill the so-called internal market bill will breach international law and there was a certain amount of up for all but in the end the bill passed without a hitch that means that of course all international partners know particularly the
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european union say how can we trust a country like that it is a very serious breach and it absolutely throws a very dark light over the going trade talks and it somehow means that if written doesn't step back from the brink in that case in the end trade agreement cannot really come into force at the beginning of next year so ominous all this very ominous. that this was the 1st step barbara in an infringement procedure has she left some wiggle room there for the u.k. to still get out of the. internal market bill to maybe not adopt and to walk this back and not breach international law. yes they could of course i mean there is with the european union always wiggle room in cases like this sound now the clocks keep starts ticking they will they will get
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a letter they have the chance to write a letter back and say oh we're sorry we didn't mean this like that could we somehow agree that it never happened whatever the face saving sort of formula they could find possibly to walk this spec yes it is doable that they will have to walk back because this is not important this is just not illegal detail this is about the future of trade in ireland and this is about keeping boarders an island open and keep in northern ireland time to the internal market of the european union because that's what the 2 parties the u.k. and the e.u. agreed to last year when there was draw agreement was signed so this has to be kept and of course the european union is standing by island where in dublin the government is of course very nervous watching all these shenanigans coming from london so it is sort of coming to the point where the 2 sides will really have to decide particularly london will have to decide what do we want do you want to leave
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europe with a big crash and bang at the end of the year have no trade agreement or are we willing to compromise and walk to spec barbara thank you very much that was brussels correspondent barbara. and just a quick recap the european commission president ursula underlying has announced that the european union will immediately launch legal action against the united kingdom for a breach of the good faith articles in the withdrawal agreement of course we'll be bringing you up to date on this story as we get further details now officials in hong kong are marking the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china at a flag raising ceremony chief executive carrie lamb hailed her city's quote return to peace unquote she credited hong kong's strict new security long post by china with helping cautious massive pro-democracy protests that attests to relations with
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beijing despite a crackdown protesters took to the streets but a much lower numbers compared previous years after authorities banned a protest march admit a growing crackdown on dissent. while the state also marks a year since the protests took a dramatic turn when police 1st used live rounds on protesters our correspondent phoebe kong met 2 of the victims. and so at the protests today the 1st in hometowns antigovernment demonstration and the city's history and the chinese through a life changing moment for the 18 year old student. he was shot in the chest during a protest on chinese national day last october well that's shot by the police nearly took his life as he was last only a few centimeters from his hot. home one goal who showed him the kidani to whites and many protesters including myself. well prepared to make sacrifices and
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even get wounded when we took to the street. because what i thought of losing my life in this movement. hardly what i was lucky enough to survive the gunshot. who are saying oh it's all a child died or function. these don't shut down triggered schools strikes now one year later suddenly struggling with it's more than injuries but also 3 criminal charges by the hong kong government which has sent him behind bars for up to 7 years and other student protests to chopard kwan may face the same sentence he's also among those shocked with life around starship these pills can barely is his basic and paying having his spies fractured a kidney and part of his liver removed trauma looms over his everything life attempted robbery obstructing police and the state from custody of the officers to
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22 year old is facing at the courts. or by ok or they the police officer didn't warn me at all it's unreasonable for him to use the most lethal weapon immediately even though i was unarmed i've been so traumatized or dare not pass by the shooting scene again and i often cried i can't stand for long periods of time and i have to go to the hospital whenever the pain gets to one bearable. police justified firing life bullets as self-defense while killing the child caught it excessive force home close call to prove to privates prosecution files by an opposition lawmaker over the officer who shot a child but the justice minister took a rare move to intervene at the french request the case is that child is there planning to pursue an israeli claim against the police. saying but the authority rejected his legal aid to happen cation. by claiming the gunshot reasonable. doubt
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to bring what they call riotous to justice. and have been arrested and over them were prosecuted at the same time nothing. prosecutor. is fighting in the red light. there you see it manifest the intolerance against dissidents what we protesters do is team to be wrong for us already sleeplessness troublemakers who want to protest or my right to speak up will be suppressed even more severely. the stakes are even higher now as people can be jailed for their speech under the national security law. but i believe the movement isn't over yet. well it's just continuing in another form so i took it that. the students feel hopeless just as the pro-democracy movement to
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find a way out in pursuance of test is that they will try every means as they s. to free to do so. sports now and in soccer by munich have beaten dortmund $32.00 to win the german super cup their 5th trophy of a stellar year meanwhile the referee for the game bibiana stein house announced before kick off she is retiring 6 years before rules state she has to the 1st female referee in the men's bundesliga says she will give reasons for with a later date the german football federation has said it regrets her decision she has been a referee in the bundesliga since 2017. but his league side shaka have appointed former boss manuel as their new coach replaces david bach who was sacked after just 2 games of the season arrives choco with the club in chaos after 2 defeats and with major financial problems 41 year old managed and the bonus
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league for 3 seasons before being dismissed in april last year. you're watching news from berlin coming up next burger in the saudi consulate a documentary looking at the killing of chamomile chief more news coming up top of the hour i'm terry martin thanks for watching. can you hear me no new year's we don't need you and how it all stands gentlemen sonce now we bring you i'm going to mount as you've never had time to surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves that want. to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and kr.
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