at about the same time the london high court ruled that police efforts to stop the protests were unlawful. after that dozens of demonstrators sued the police for false arrest. extinction rebellion says it now has more than 350 groups and 50 different countries. in new york last year they brought traffic to us. and still. in paris they spilled fake blood down steps near the eiffel tower. it is zurich they poured biodegradable dye into the river to call attention to their concerns about pollution. environmental activists of all ages took part. there are about $120.00 x. our chapters in germany including 4 in berlin. parallel to the october demonstration in london an extended protest was held in the german capital police said about 1000 people blocked a busy roundabout causing serious traffic disruptions. activist alex flick was there recording of the berlin protests. but we are a muslim abodes were clearing off after this is going on in front of. the barman for ministry. a month later moved to berlin from prague in 2017 on his way to meet a colleague. who slick who joined extinction rebelli

london's high court rules the billionnaire ruler of dubai, let's take as long as we need to give youupdate on the coronavirus. the global death toll is passed 3000. swipe and there are more than 96,000 confirmed cases in 80 countries. 80,000 of them are in china. we should also say more than 50,000 of those people who've been infected, have fully recovered. this is the world health 0rganisation earlier. this epidemic is a thread for every country rich and poor. and as we have said before, even the high income countries should expect surprises. the solution is aggressive preparedness. we are concerned that some countries have either not taking this seriously enough or have decided that there is nothing they can do. let's start moving around the world. south africa has reported its first case. this is its health minister. arrangements are being made to the patient so where they can be treated and designated hospitals so that treatment is going to take place in that area. we are therefore going to be dealing with the members of the family and take them to the necessary quarantines. an i

london's high court rules the billionnaire ruler of dubai abducted two of his daughters and carried outagainst his former wife. suddenly the tables in the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched. the hydrogen bomb ina ferry lurched. the hydrogen bomb in a remote pacific air top and the americans have successfully tested a weapon with explosive force dwarf that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. there had been the news earlier and so my hat went back and back. the constitutional rights of these marchers are their rights as citizens of the united states and they should be protected evenin and they should be protected even in the rights to test them out so that they don't get they had broken and i sent the hospital. religious controversy, does it worry you it will boil in the states? it worries me. i hope everything will be ok in the end. welcome back. we are watching news the bbc. i am mariko oi in singapore. —— you are watching newsday. as infection and death rates jump across the world the world health organisation says it fe

london's high court rules the billionnaire ruler of dubai abducted two of his daughters and carried outimidation against his former wife. also on the programme... a final round of duties the duke and duchess of sussex carry out one of their last official engagements before they step back as senior royals at the end of the month. first, the plate slid gently off of the restaurant table. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downward. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb, on a remote pacific air tunnel, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i heard the news earlier. and so my hat went back and back. the constitutional rights of these marchers, are their rights of citizens of the united states, and they should be protected even in the right to test them out, so they don't get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy, i know you don't want to say too much about it, but do you worry about it that it will

pleased a high court ruling has revealed the country's ruler abducted two of his daughters, and subjected his estranged wife to a campaign of intimidation. now, yesterday the high court in londono of his daughters and carried out a campaign of intimidation against his former wife. in a series ofjudgements, the court overruled the sheikh's efforts to keep the findings of the case secret. sheikh maktoum has said that the judgement has only given one side of the story. the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme has been speaking to a friend of princess latifa and got her reaction to the ruling. i am very pleased with the news. i am happy that the reporting restrictions were finally lifted. and the whole world is now hearing the news that sheikh maktoum did kidnap two of his daughters. and this is now official and no longer an allegation. this is something you saw up close because you were on the boat with latifa in 2018 when she tried to escape dubai. she was taken back. what was that like? when that happened it was terrifying. it's probably one of the scariest experiences i've ever had. the boat was stormed by indian commandos who had machine guns, they were threatening to shoot us

the high court in london has found the rule of dubai, sheikh mohammed al—maktoum, abducted two of histimidation. in a series ofjudgements the court said allegations of physical abuse could be relied upon and overruled the sheik‘s evan smith keep the findings secret. —— attempts. the us secretary of state has criticised the international criminal court's decision to authorise an investigation into alleged war crimes in afghanistan by us military personnel and others. mike pompeo called it "a truly breathtaking and reckless move by an unaccountable, political institution". the icc overturned its previous decision to block the investigation. it said alleged abuses by all sides in afghanistan could now be investigated. elizabeth warren became the latest political casualty of super tuesday's vote. the massachusetts senator is leaving the race. she failed even to win her home state. a day earlier, former new york city mayor mike bloomberg also threw in the towel. warren's departure means there are no prominent female candidates left in the race. she had this to say about the issue of gender

fled dubai with their own 2 children saying that she fit the life husband had applied to the high court in london for custody. as part of the international women's day debate in the u.k. house of parliament the opposition m.p. jess phillips has once again read out the names of the women murdered by men in the u.k. over the past year. so her she'll start. to the web tracing the 4 living square. it took on more than 4 minutes to say the names of more than $100.00 women a figure that she pointed out rises every year she also called for more action from the government on a type of crime that seems to be overlooked. i cannot help but reflect but how these women all been managed to in terrorist incidents how do you see women all college of coronavirus. how these were $1000000.00 sports events around the year. there would be. inquiries the government would stop at nothing. to have more from london for you at 900 g.m.t. in just over half an hour's time now back to cannes and our. thanks for that merriam our lives with warren has suspended her 2020 bid for the white house the former massachusetts senator

resigned after the high court ordered him to allow a vote on his replacement critics accused him of paralyzing parliament the caretaker prime minister venue minutes now. a court in london has denied julian assange bail the wiki leaks founder sought to be released over the risk of contracting corona virus in prison a songe is being held in the u.k. awaiting possible extradition to the us where he may face charges relating to the 2010 leaks over the wars in iraq and afghanistan. prosecutors in turkey have charged 20 saudis for the murder of journalist. the united nations investigator who led an international probe into the killing has welcomed the indictment agnes cullum are again as she us to release their findings on the crime scene and who has more from istanbul 18 months is to killing of jamal her shuki in a stumble along awaited indictment to kish prosecutors accuse the former deputy chief of saudi intelligence ahmed goss 3 and former royal qahtani of carrying out premeditated murder with a monstrous intent 18 others are accused of carrying out what's called a deliberate and months or skilling go to saudi journalist and the kingdom's consulate. they have already bee

now yesterday the high court in london found that the billionaire ruler of dubai, sheikh mohammed al—maktoumdation against his former wife. in a series ofjudgements, the court overruled the sheikh's efforts to keep the findings of the case secret. sheikh maktoum has said that the judgement has only given one side of the story. the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme has been speaking to a friend of princess latifa and got her reaction to the ruling. iam very i am very pleased with the news. i am happy that the reporting restrictions were finally lifted. and the whole world is now hearing the news that sheikh maktoum did kidnap two of his daughters. and this is now official and no longer an allegation. this is something you saw up close because you were on the boat with latifah in 2018 when she tried to escape to buy. she was taken when she tried to escape divide. when that happens it was terrifying. is probably one of the scariest experiences i've ever had. the boat was stormed by indian commandos who had machine guns they were threatening to shoot us, it was extremely scary. and obviously a

the high court ordered him to allow a vote on his replacement critics accuse him of paralyzing paula meant to help his close ally the caretaker prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a court in london has denied julian a songe bail the wiki leaks founder sought to be released over the risk of contracting coronavirus imprisoned a songe is being held in the u.k. awaiting possible extradition to the us where he may face charges relating to 2010 leaks over the wars in iraq and afghanistan. are it is time to take a look at the top stories here at out his era the us president donald trump of new york has several tough weeks ahead as the state deals with nearly half of the country's total corona virus infections at the same time the guess ations a continuing in congress over a 2 trillion dollars stimulus package aimed at cushioning the economic impact of the pandemic also as you know building numerous hospitals and medical centers. throughout certain areas in new york it's at the convention center the javits convention center. with 4 hospitals and we're doing throughout the state for medical centers there somewhat different i want you to know they're doing everything in my power to help t

yesterday, the high court in london found the billionaire ruler of dubai abducted two of his daughters been speaking to a friend of the princess and got her reaction. i am very, very pleased with the news. i am happy there our reporting restrictions and they were finally lifted, and the whole world is now hearing the news that sheikh mohammed did indeed kidnap two of his daughters. this is now official and no longer an allegation. and of course, this is something you saw up close yourself because you were on the boat in 2018 when she tried to escape dubai, you were there and she was taken back. what was that like? 0bviously, that night when it all happened was terrifying. it is probably one of the scariest experiences i have ever had. the boat was stormed by indian commandos with machine guns, they were threatening to shoot us, it was extremely scary. and obviously afterwards she was dragged away, kicking and screaming, her pleas for asylu m kicking and screaming, her pleas for asylum were ignored and after that, myself and the rest of the crew were kidnapped as well. since then, the s

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259 people on board the flight from london to new york died as well as 11 people on the ground now a scottish review commission has referred the case to the high court saying that there may have been a miscarriage of justice. a 15 year old palestinian boy has been killed when israeli forces fired tear gas and rubber coated bullets at protesters in the occupied west bank the demonstrators had been camping overnight on army mountain near the city of nablus they were trying to fend off illegal israeli settlers want to seize land in the area more than 100 people have been treated for their injuries made to abraham is in her my love the she says settlers have been trying to occupy the area for several decades. posting here though saying that they want to defend this area from an attempt by israelis that there is to take its is an elevated area one of the highest in the governors and it is has been a pattern by settlers to take a piece of land stay on it bring a car ran live a family 2 families and then turn it into a settlement of course all stockmen's are considered illegal under international law and being a mountain or a hilltop is expected to be one

high court here in britain. hello and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington and james reynolds is in london.e past few hours, the uk has confirmed the country's first death from the coronavirus. the patient — who died at the royal berkshire hospital — is said to have been elderly with existing health difficulties. uk health officials are set to move to a new stage in their fight against the disease — they will start work on delaying its spread, rather than containing it. here is the prime minister borisjohnson. boris johnson. basically we are saying wash your hands, and in business there is usual. we are still in the contained phase, obviously we are looking at the preparations that we need to make now. i'm joined now by our health reporter laura foster. what more do we know about britain's situation in terms of coronavirus? we know and that's over an hour ago we had the first death of a patient within the uk who had coronavirus. we know they had underlying health conditions and are being described as older but note more detail yet. they have been in and out of hospital and yesterday present

high horses in the developed world if this challenge of die if the hundreds of thousands of members and the criminality the level of criminality we've seen were suddenly transplanted into the courts of london or paris or berlin no court in the world could deal with it because it's on a scale that is almost and herald and so i think you know things are improving you've talked about human rights watch report the latest report of human rights as noted the real move away from confessions in some courts they they they mention for example terrorist courtin in mosul a bit to write more porn evidence as opposed to confessions so the trajectory is shows signs of some positive developments it's still not perfect no legal system is but i don't lose sight of the fact that this willingness to be self-critical and say we need support we need support from the international community we need support from lawyers and investigators and analysts to get our teeth into this mountain of evidence that is in everest to climb to ensure the rights of victims are vindicated i think that's a positive development it doesn't mean the task is easy it was plain sailing would be talking about i understand your point about

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259 people on board the flight from london to new york died as well as 11 people on the ground now a scottish review commission has referred the case to the high court reports. abdel baset el mcgraw his family have long pushed to prove his innocence now 8 years after his death and more than 30 years after the lockerbie tragedy i got a chance the scottish criminal cases review commission has decided the conviction can be referred to the high court for appeal for the 3rd time we had identified 6 graves for referring the case to the appeal court and the commission has gone on to deliver a damning indictment of the process and they believe that a miscarriage of justice may have occurred by reason of an unreasonable verdict and the grounds of non-disclosure pan am flight 103 was blown up over the scottish town of lockerbie in december 1908 it was on route from london to new york a most of the 270 victims were american the us relatives were satisfied when in 2001 former libyan intelligence officer to tell the girl he was jailed for life for the attack he always said he was innocent and some scottish victims' families have campaigned for years to clear him