a nation ever from the mainland to european state that's not a prime minister david cameron hinted he wants to withdrawal from the european convention on human rights it's long been the subject of it we take brits with such measures as insisting u.k. prison is should have the right vote and allowing foreign criminals store main in the country indefinitely takes up the story. the british home secretary theresa may she told the conservative party conference that the current immigration system in the u.k. is like a never ending game of snakes and ladders and that questioning the european convention for human rights might be a route that the government chooses to go down now we know that they're serious because that david cameron has already indorsed that option at the opening of the tory party conference now the reason they are so worried about this is that at the moment suspected foreign criminals well they have seventeen different routes to appeal if they are meant to be deported under the proposed plans the home office would fast deport suspected foreign criminals and then hear their appeals ofter they've been deported and i think we can take a lis

nation of a further from the mainland european state dance after prime minister david cameron hinted he wants to was true withdraw from the european convention on human rights and let's not get more with point a boy who is a charming us now live from london what's going on that paula please bring us up to date. secretary to reason may she told the conservative party conference that the current immigration system in the u.k. is like a never ending game of snakes and ladders and that questioning the european convention for human rights might be a route that the government chooses to go down now we know that they're serious because as you said david cameron has already endorsed that option that the opening of the tory party conference now the reason they are so worried about this is that at the moment suspected foreign criminals well they have seventeen different routes to appeal if they are meant to be devoted now the conservatives want to bring the number of options for them down to just form and in the opinion of the conservatives the human rights act simply gives too many too many rights to suspected foreign criminals and that it's just not on the side of

against his human rights to return to his native georgian where he could face torture there and it's not just abu qatada there's all the criminals who have tried to use the european convention for human rights to basically get greater lenient c. towards their punishment so david cameron has said explicitly that his goal is to renegotiate britain's relationship with europe radically and that his idea of the e.u. being an ever closer union as it sets out in the guiding principles of the blog well that's something that doesn't correspond with what britain wants in fact the polls have been showing increasingly that it's not what voters want and in fact the emergence of the u.k. independence party which supports an immediate british exit from the european union well that shows just how strong anti e.u. sentiment in the u.k. is and so david cameron again he's under pressure to stop losing conservative supporters going over to ukip so he's got to try and balance what the what the anti e.u. law both within his party and the anti e.u. sentiment in the public what they want and we're seeing the prime minister therefore opting his rhetoric against the european union brussels has said

consider pulling out of the european human rights convention with senior politicians claiming rights rulings are standing in the way of justice. and israel's prime minister uses his meeting with barack obama to warn against iran's charm offensive after washington and tehran broke decades of silence for the phone call last week our top stories this hour. live from austria said here in moscow where it's just turned eight pm this is r.t. the us government has partially ground to a halt for the first time in seventeen years squabbling democrats and republicans couldn't find a way to agree a new budget clashing over. the current administration's high profile reform of the health system now the essential elements of the government such as the military and national security will continue to operate but eight hundred thousand workers have been put on unpaid leave and over a million are being forced to work despite their pay being delayed experts estimate the political stalemate could cost the economy up to fifty five billion dollars now that is as much the effects of hurricane katrina in two

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britain may pull out from the european human rights convention that's according to the country's prime minister it pledges to do everything to throw out those posing a security threat to the u.k. . and fears of a settlement as talks between the u.s. and iran gain momentum the israeli prime minister rushes to washington to urge the american president not to get too close to tehran.

britain may pull out from the european human rights convention this according to the country's prime minister david cameron he is reportedly eyeing radical changes in ties with. and fears of a settlement as talks between the u.s. and iran. the israeli prime minister rushes to washington the american president not to get too close to tehran.

person might pull out from the european human rights convention according to the country's prime minister pledges to do everything to. posing a security threat to the u.k. . and fears of a settlement as tools between the u.s. and iran gain momentum big israeli pm is in washington urging the american president not to get too close to iran.

rescind the human rights which is to say he will if a pretty if a conservative government is returned in britain at the next election then the human rights act which brings the european convention into british law will be rescinded he has not yet threatened although there have indeed also been hence to withdraw from the convention entirely these are legal niceties but the reason why even the british have made this kind of threat is that they too have been the victims of these kinds of rulings there was a famous case a few weeks ago whereby various murderous including multiple multiple murderess were found in favor of a by the european court of human rights in ways which caused very deep outrage in britain and the problem with the european court is that having been set up to safeguard basic human rights it has now become a militant political organizing which is ensuring a sort of dictatorship of the minority over the routes of the majority in this case in this case of peaceable citizens who do not go about committing murder and like to defend them sort of take a decade is destroyed. all right john long gone from the inside of democracy in cooperation thank you so much for your t

the court says it can't rule on the case because russia only signed up for the european convention of human rights in 1998, eight years after it began the investigation. a german bishop who's been criticized is due to meet the pope in rome today. he's been labeled a bishop of bling and has faced calls to resifpblee he's been accused of lying about the cost of his official residency in limbberg along with the first-class flight to india to visit. mexico has strongly condemned alleged spying by the united states after the publication of new allegations by the fugitive analyst, edward snowden. the german magazine said that leaked documents showed that former president fell hee calderon's emails were hacked by the u.s.a. security agency while he was in office. mexico has urged president bama to investigate. in china, wide spread disruption. dozens of fleets have been cancelled and several roads were closed as vibblet was reduced to just 50 meters, and a number of schools have also been closed due to poor air quality. hundreds of families in australia have already lost their homes in huge bush fires sw

place between the years of one nine hundred ninety and two thousand and four but the european convention on human rights didn't take effect in russia until ninety eight that leaves an eight year span where the court says it doesn't have the do right or the authority to really really look into the way that investigation was conducted and make a ruling on it another. the descendants of the some of the victims of the massacre . brought this claim to the european court of human rights after the court was initially divided over a decision on this very case and that's when the polls appealed that decision back in february and now we have this ruling now the case of course revolves around. and the nine hundred forty massacre of over twenty thousand poles who were buried in the cotton forest so this is in western russia now for years it was blamed on the nazis but it was later surface after the soviet union admitted that it was in fact joseph stalin who had. ordered the killing of the polish people in this case now in one thousand nine hundred the russian state media published a message saying that stalin secre

absolutely can if other countries within the european convention area also change their karole and predation systems in a way that the european court of human rights considers. unjust as they did in this case then the european court of human rights will strike it down and will people people released they've done it they've done it today and they can do it in other cases too and they will thank so much for explaining that so clearly a complicated case as you say very interesting developing their alexander of course live in london great to talk to you on this as always here on r.t. thank you. well we're bringing more after the break including the chilling eyewitness accounts of the terrorist attack that shattered the peace in the russian city of volgograd. the. economic down in the final. day. and the rest. will be. continues her naughty roadside service has been hell for the victims of monday's suicide bus bombing and the russian city of volgograd six people were killed while still fighting for the lives of those critically hurt in the blast. has been reconstructing the events of that fateful day. october twenty first started just like any other mo