this is the wus live from berlin julian assange has to stay on british soil avoiding extradition to the united states is supposed to celebrate british jumps back at the wiki leaks founder on the grounds that an extradition would be oppressive to his mental health history and remains in prison a decade after his 1st arrest. also coming up britain open opens a 2nd front against the coronavirus the country begins ministering vaccine number 2 developed by oxford university and drug maker astra zeneca. and here in germany government is under fire for its coronavirus strategy with infections remaining stubbornly high on vaccinations off to a sluggish stop the country's knocked down is said to be extending. welcome to the program british judge has ruled that wiki leaks founder julian assange cannot be extradited to the united states to face spinoffs charges that the judge said extradition would be oppressive to his mental health your strain could have faced up to 175 years in prison if convicted of violating the u.s. acts we'll speak to one of those lawyers in a moment but 1st let's take a loo

. >> this is dw news live from berlin. julian assange avoids extradition to the united states. supporters celebrate as a british judge finds fault with the case saying extradition would be oppressive because of the mental harm it would cause. also on the program -- iran says it has resumed uranium enrichment, and has reached

news live from berlin julian assault to avoid extradition to be united states supporters of the wiki leaks founder of celebrate british judge finds little faults with the u.s. prosecutors case extradition to the u.s. would be oppressive because of the mental harm it would cold also have on the program iran says it has resumed its uranium enrichment after.

>> this is dw news live from berlin. julian assange avoids extradition to the united states. supporters celebrate as a british judge finds fault with the case saying extradition would be oppressive because of the mental harm it would cause. also on the program -- iran says it has resumed uranium enrichment, and has reached 20%, well beyond the threshold set by the 2015 nuclear deal, and donald trump on tape, trying to change a reelection -- an election result. president trump: there's nothing wrong with saying you have recalculated. >> president trump presses a top official in the state of georgia to find the votes. president trump still refuses to concede the election. i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. a court in london has ruled wikileaks founder julian assange cannot be extradited to tenant states to face espionage charges as this would be oppressive and damages mental health. mr. assange, who is an australian citizen, could face up to 175 years in jail if the u.s. successfully appeals. his lawyers have applied for him to be released on bail. meanwhile, mexico has g

news live from berlin julian assange has to stay on british soil avoiding extradition to the united statesis supported celebrated as the british jobs bad the wiki leaks founder on the grounds that an extradition would be oppressive to his mental health. also coming up britain begins administering a 2nd coronavirus vaccine developed by oxford university and drug maker astra zeneca this as the government for the past 2 an hours no lockdown tests.

news live from berlin julian a song has to stay on british soil avoiding extradition to the united states is supported celebrated as a british judge spat the wiki leaks found on the grounds that an excerpt extradition would be oppressive to his mental health the australian remains in prison a decade after his 1st arrest. also coming up britain's opens a 2nd front against the coronavirus the country begins administering vaccine number 2 develops by officers.

news live from berlin julian assange has to stay on british soil avoiding extradition to the united states is supposed to celebrate as a british jobs bad the wiki leaks found on the grounds of an extradition would be oppressive to his mental health. all. so coming up britain begins administering a 2nd coronavirus vaccine developed by oxford university and drug maker astra zeneca this is the government prepares to announce new lockdown measures. and germany also prepares for a longer lockdown as the country's leaders meet to map on path through the peak of the panda. and you have of us welcome to the program a british judge has ruled that wiki leaks founder julian assange has come of be extradited to the united states to face a spear charges that the judge said it's tradition would be oppressive to his mental health the u.s. says it will appeal the ruling the australian could have faced a prison sentence of up to 175 years in the us as a lawyer is meanwhile have applied for him to be released on bail. no sooner had used trickled out of the court room but his supporters began celebrating and

this is deja news live from berlin and julian assange show awaits his fate in a lot london court for the wiki leaks founder finds out find out soon if he'll be extradited to the u.s. their response france is 175 years in prison if convicted on ask you not church. also coming up the u.s. president's recorded trying to change.

this is news from berlin follow us on twitter on instagram at news or visit our website w dot com. us government wants julian assange to face charges that could see him jail for up to 175 years for leaking secret documents 10 years ago these lawyers say the government only wants him because he revealed evidence of u.s. war crimes and human rights abuses well today a british judge cited mostly with the u.s. government but still refused his extradition because of mr a soldier's fragile mental health so what happens next i'm phil gayle in berlin and this is the day. today is a victory for julian it's a victory and. everybody everyone that will this today security is the 1st step towards justice in this case it is time for the united states to shut down extraordinary prosecution which has nazi free speech and. not. islam got. underscoring the most dreadful hurtful experiences and then. mr president. tear down. enough is enough we've had enough of this great julian. crap. also on the day trump on tape the u.s. president of precious they talk and that's an official in the u.s. state of georgia to find him enough v

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this is news from berlin follow us on twitter on instagram d w news or visit our website w dot com. the u.s. government wants julian assange to face charges that could see him jailed for up to 175 years for leaking secret documents 10 years ago these lawyers say the government only wants him because he revealed evidence of u.s. war crimes and human rights abuses well today a british judge cited mostly with the u.s. government but still refused his extradition because of mr resources fragile mental health so what happens next i'm phil gayle in palin and this is the day. today is a victory for julian it's a victory and. everybody everyone that wants this as today's victory is the 1st step towards justice in this case it is time for the united states to shut down extraordinary prosecution which has free speech. and not in the. explorer. understanding the most frightful. experience to you mr president tear down these business enough is enough we've had enough of this great julian. train the press. also on the great trump on tape the u.s. president of precious they talk of the action official in the u.s. state of georgi

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news live from berlin julian assange has to stay on british soil avoiding extradition to the united states is supporters celebrated as a british judge spat the wiki leaks founder on the grounds that an excessive extradition would be oppressive to his mental health the australian remains in prison a decade after his 1st arrest. also coming up britain's opens a 2nd front against the corona virus the country begins administering vaccine number 2 develops by officers university and drug maker as for seneca. and in germany angela narco government is under fire for its coronavirus strategy with infections remaining high and vaccinations off to a sluggish start the company's lockdown is set to be extended. and go out of his welcome to the show a british judge has ruled that we can leaks founder julian assange cannot be extradited to the united states to face the spinoffs charges that the judge said extradition would be oppressive to his mental health the u.s. says it will appeal the ruling the australian could have faced a prison sentence of up to 175 years in the u.s. sources lawyers meanwhile h

this is the the view news live from berlin julian assange has to stay on british soil avoiding extradition to the united states is supporter celebrated as the british jobs bad that the wiki leaks founder on the grounds that an extradition would be oppressive to his mental health. also coming up britain begins administering a 2nd coronavirus vaccine developed by oxford university and drug maker astra zeneca this as the government prepares to announce new lockdown. i'm good how else as welcome to the program a british judge has ruled that vicky leaks founder julian assange cannot be extradited to the united states to faces charges the judge said extradition would be oppressive to his mental health the u.s. says it will appeal the ruling the australian could have faced a prison sentence of up to 175 years in the united states sanctions lawyer meanwhile have applied for him to be released on bail. no sooner had used trickled out of the court room but his supporters began celebrating and chanting. the static that after 10 years of legal fights they had some form of victory. we welcome today's d

news live from berlin and julian assange show awaits his fate in a lot london court for the wiki leaks founder finds out find out soon if you'll be extradited to the u.s. there are a staunch fan since 175 years in prison if convicted on ask you not church. also coming up the u.s. president's recorded trying to change an election result and there's nothing wrong was there any doubt. 2 that you recalculations donald trump presses an election official in the state of georgia saying he needs to find out more votes the president still refuses to concede the election that his democratic rival joe biden one. german chancellor angela merkel's government under fire for its coronavirus strategy despite tougher restrictions infections from the time and vaccinations are off to a sluggish start. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us anticipation is high in front of london's criminal courthouse as a british court is due to rule on whether wiki leaks founder julian assange should be extradited to the united states supporters greeted us songes he arrived at the court and central london this