live to the hague and our correspondent anna holligan. well, as you can see, the conference today? well, as you can see. the flags _ conference today? well, as you can see, the flags and _ conference today? well, as you can see, the flags and security - conference today? well, as you can see, the flags and security are i conference today? well, as you can see, the flags and security are out | see, the flags and security are out at the world forum, justice and foreign ministersjust at the world forum, justice and foreign ministers just arriving here, what can we expect? first they will be discussing the amount of evidence gathered today, looking at a tax on hospital, schools, the power infrastructure, allegations of murder, rape and torture, all of those challenges. the gathering of evidence, the preservation of evidence, the preservation of evidence, there is a broad agreement on how that should be conducted, and indeed there are already mechanisms indeed there are already mechanisms in place, in order to do that, partly run by the euro j

our correspondent, anna holligan was there. the final few climate activists have packed up their banners as greta thundberg was picked up off the highway by dutch police and put onto a minibus, along with hundreds of other protesters. you can see her here, chatting happily to fellow activists. she is here in the hague to announce international actions against governments who make it cheap and easy for large companies to use fossil fuels by offering them tax breaks and subsidies on excise duties. greta thundberg described her arrest as people. most of the protesters have gone home or have been detained by police and taken away in minibuses. police are just police and taken away in minibuses. police arejust keeping police and taken away in minibuses. police are just keeping watch to make sure nobody else tries to block this highway, the a12 the hague. pop sensation taylor swift will be performing in the uk this summer as part of her record—breaking eras tour. but police and consumer groups are warning fans to be vigilant when buying her tickets online, with reports of scams. here's our cul

our correspondent, anna holligan was there: the final of the climate activists packed up their banners thunberg was picked up off the highway by dutch police and put onto a minibus along with hundreds of other processes. you can see her here chatting happily to fellow activists. she is here in the hague to announce international actions against governments who make it cheap and easy for large companies use fossil fuels by offering them tax breaks and subsidies on excise duties. greta thunberg described her arrest is peaceful. most of the protesters have gone home i have been detained by police and taken away in minibuses. police are keeping watch to make sure nobody else tries to block this highway, day 12, in the hague. to australia next. more than 150 people have been rescued from floods in and around sydney. others have been told to be prepared to leave their homes because of the rising floodwaters. the region's main reservoir, which supplies most of the city's drinking water, is overflowing. there've been three days of torrential rainfall across much of eastern australia. people li

anna holligan has more from the hague.germany's legal team came out and gave a very short statement to the media in which they said germany was striving to do justice to both sides and was well aware of its responsibilities under international law. during the hearing, germany took each one of nicaragua's allegations and presented its site so on the subject of funding, cut supporting palestinians in gaza, is that humanitarian assistance and aid has increased threefold since october 23. through organisations like the red crescent but directly through air drops. on the sending of military equipment, germany said it had a strict arms export licensing system in place. there were stringent checks and most of the equipment sent to israel since october has been for defensive and training purposes. germany also said this court cannot make a ruling on whether germany has been involved in the commission of genocide because it has not been found that any unlawful act has actually taken place. until now, the icj has determined only the

the contest, climate has come into focus as one of the most divisive issues in the country. 0ur anna holligan, day in and day out. this farmer is _ week, day in and day out. this farmer is a _ week, day in and day out. this farmer is a fourth _ week, day in and day out. this farmer is a fourth generation. it is a hobby, a way of life, the love of — for this. it is a hobby, a way of life, the love of - for this. home to around 3-7 _ the love of - for this. home to around 3.7 million _ the love of - for this. home to around 3.7 million cows, - around 3.7 million cows, approximately one for every four groove voters, a dense population of global shipping and aviation pubs, the novellas in the one of here is biggest polluters. with a desire to hit its climate causality — government present number of measures designed to make farming more sustainable. many farmers felt scapegoated. it is alwa s farmers felt scapegoated. it is always about _ farmers felt scapegoated. it is always about the _ farmers felt scapegoated. it 3 always about the farmers, so every time we have a problem, we have to do some

our correspondent anna holligan was there. are not alone". as greta thunberg was picked up off the highway by dutch police and put on to a minibus along with hundreds of other protesters. you can see her here chatting happily to fellow activists. she's here in the hague to announce international actions against governments who make it cheap and easy for large companies to use fossil fuels by offering them tax breaks and subsidies on excise duties. greta thunberg described her arrest as "peaceful". most of the protesters have gone home or been detained by police and taken away in minibuses. police are just keeping watch to make sure that nobody else tries to block this highway. the ai2 in the hague. let's turn to some important news around the world. taiwan condemned the bolivian government for sending a message of sympathy for the island's recent earthquake to the chinese government in beijing. china claims taiwan as part of its own territory — and insists other nations should take the same position. taiwan's foreign minister

anna holligan is with us. let's start with domestic politics.oes he influence the conversation? so react to that and how much does he influence the conversation?- influence the conversation? so not prime minister _ influence the conversation? so not prime minister quite _ influence the conversation? so not prime minister quite yet. - influence the conversation? so not prime minister quite yet. in - influence the conversation? so not prime minister quite yet. in fact i influence the conversation? so not| prime minister quite yet. in fact he said he's not going to be prime minister. that was one of the sacrifices he made in order to try and negotiate this new coalition for them we're at the venue of choice for many politicians here in the hague. actually the dust is still swirling around those november elections because they haven't quite worked out how to form this new coalition there are four parties involved in the talks. the party that won the most seats geert wilders, freedom party, you're a sceptic, originally talked about an exit and a dutc

our correspondent, anna holligan was there. the final few activists have packed up the final few activistsnd tears of you _ go home. earlier there were cries and tears of you are _ go home. earlier there were cries and tears of you are not - go home. earlier there were cries and tears of you are not alone, i and tears of you are not alone, as rittenberg was picked up off the highway and ushered to a minibus including with hundreds of other protesters, you can see her here chatting happily to fellow activists. she was here at the hague to announce international actions against governments who make it cheap and easy for large companies to use fossil fuels by offering them tax breaks and subsidies on excise duties. greta thunberg described her arrest is peaceful. most of the protesters have gone home i have been detained by police and taken away in minibuses. police are keeping watch to make sure nobody else tries to block this highway, a12, in the hague. taiwan has condemned the bolivian government for sending a message of sympathy for the island's recent earthquake to the chinese government