the uk government has already been sued three times in the british high court by environmental lawyerslast year. they told the bbc at the time that brexit could mean there is even less action taken on air quality. this government, in the 35 years that i have been doing environment to work, is the most reluctant to follow the law when it comes to an important public health issue. where 40,000 people a year die every make in the uk. but it does not look that will comply anywhere near we were supposed to. —— die every year in the uk. but it now looks like it will not be 2025, even though were supposed to be there by 2010. the prime minister has promised things, but we will ensure that we pass a new clea n but we will ensure that we pass a new clean air act. that is our best chance. that is three times the uk government has been taken to court. duncan price is director of sustainability at burohappold engineering — an engineering consultancy. thank you forjoining us. explain this, first of all. how can you have essentially exhausted your allowance after one month? we still have too great a

in different stages of an arguably caf gasket settlement process that has been ruled by the british high court as blatantly discriminatory the d.w.p. said we introduced pip to replace the outdated d.l.a. system pip is a better benefit which takes a much wider look at the way an individual health condition or disability impacts them on a daily basis underpaid twenty nine percent of claimants receive the highest rate of support compared to fifteen percent under the d.l.a. our next guest attended this week's debate on personal and about the payments george labor m.p. and member of the u.k. work and pensions committee joins me now ruth welcome back to going underground so we heard a little earlier from some of those affected by these disability tests conducted by private contractors who are paid cogs on the show apparently created a debate in parliament about this what are you hearing from your constituents about disability testing absolutely i think all them pays a hearing from their constituents about disability testing we get in cases through often every week. particularly after i was first ele

in different stages of an arguably calf gasket assessment process that has been ruled by the british high court as blatantly discriminatory the d.w.p. said we introduced pip to replace the outdated d.l.a. system pip is a better benefit which takes a much wider look at the way an individual's health condition or disability impacts them on a daily basis underpaid twenty nine percent of claimants receive the highest rate of support compared to fifteen percent under the d.l.a. our next guest attended this week's debate on personal and about abatements ruth george labor m.p. and member of the u.k. work and pensions committee joins me now ruth welcome back to you are going underground so we heard a little earlier from some of those affected by these disability tests conducted by private contractors or big logs on the show about it we created a debate in parliament about this what are you hearing from your constituents about disability testing absolutely i think all them pays a hearing from their constituents about disability testing we're getting cases through often every week. particularly after i w

s high court rules that a british man accused of hacking into f.b.i. and u.s. central bank systems will not be extradited to america it's a move his life to. live from moscow to the world this is r.t. international my names you know me well hello and welcome to the program. russia's defense ministry has identified the pilot killed in syria's province on saturday as philip off calling him a hero video of the pilot surrounded by syrian rebel fighters after his plane was shot down has been circulated online you may find some of the images disturbing. know. this is a. very fired video that you just saw appeared online shortly after the incident and it shows the last moments of the pilot's life from what we can hear on the video the pilot had waited for the terrys to get closer to him and only after that he detonated and then taking his own life and also avoiding capture he even managed to shout that he was doing this for his own colleagues that were fighting alongside him or his defense ministry has already confirmed all these details the details of the last moment

s high court rules out a british mom accused of hacking into f.b.i. and u.s. central bank systems will not be extradited to america it's a such a move is like a. twenty four hour news line from moscow to the world this is our international. after a leavened pm here in the russian capital thanks for tuning in. russia is mourning the death of a pilot whose plane was shot down by islamist militants in the north of syria on saturday major roman philip off refused to surrender to the rebel forces on the ground and died in the fighting that ensued the russian defense ministry has posthumously awarded the deputy squadron commander the country's highest honor retitle hero of the russian federation in moscow a memorial has been set up outside the defense ministry people have been the flowers and there in the crimean city of sevastopol winners laid out candles in the shape of a jet to fill up memory many people have been particularly shocked by the footage purportedly showing the incident of syrian opposition activists posted online you may find some of the images distu

s high court rules on a british man accused of hacking into f.b.i. and u.s. central bank systems will not be. extradited to america it say such a move could put his life a risk. for every year of shooting in from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow on to r.t. international my names you know neal good to have your company our top story russia's defense ministry has identified the pilot killed in syria province on sunday phillippe off its called him a hero video of the pilot surrounded by syrian rebel fighters after his plane was shot down and has been circulated online you may find some of the following images the stroebel. this is a. very fired video that you just saw appeared online shortly after the incident and it shows the last moments of the pilot's life now from what we can hear on the video the pilot had waited for the terrorist to get closer to him and only after that he detonated to grenade taking his own life and also avoiding capture he even managed to shout that he was doing this for his own colleagues that were fighting alongside h

in different stages of an arguably kafkaesque assessment process that has been ruled by the british high court as blatantly discriminates the d.w.p. said we introduced pip to replace the outdated d.l.a. system pip is a better benefit which takes a much wider look at the way an individual's health condition or disability impacts them on a daily basis. twenty nine percent of claimants receive the highest rate of support compared to fifteen percent under the d.l.a. our next guest attended this week's debate on personal and about abatements ruth george labor m.p. and member of the u.k. work and pensions committee joins me now ruth welcome back to you are going underground so we heard a little earlier from some of those affected by these disability tests conducted by private contractors or appeared on the show apparently created a debate in parliament about this what are you hearing from your constituents about disability testing absolutely i think all them pays a hearing from their constituents about disability testing we're getting cases through often every week. particularly after i was first el

the headlines: a british man accused of hacking into american government computers as won his high courtthat killed 100 people in paris in november 2015 has gone on trial in belgium over the gunfight there that saw him arrested. super bowl and the rest of the sport now with sarah. the philadelphia eagles are waking up as first—time super bowl champions this monday, at the third time of asking. the franchise was finally victorious overnight in minnesota. they beat the defending champions, the new england patriots, 44—33. and they won in thrilling style. this is the touchdown they are saying will be shown 1 touchdown they are saying will be shown1 billion times. nick touchdown they are saying will be shown 1 billion times. nick foals, who led magnetics and leon the night, got the touchdown. he only came into the side towards the end of the regular season. he was an injury replacement. that is what life is about right there. we are super bowl champions, but time does stop when you look in your daughter‘s eyes and you get to celebrate this moment. i get to look on my wife‘s eyes and celebrat

s high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the us laurie love is accused of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. and not among other organizations but the u.k.'s lord chief justice and extradition could put the hacktivist life risk polly boy is across the story for us. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the us where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very trying for. a very long road to the right result has come and we we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system you can have a reasonable expectation that i'll be treated humanely if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of sentence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chairs in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theater throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal team had argued that his was a case of life or deat

high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the us laurie love is accused of carrying out cyber attacks on the f.b.i. and one other organizations but the u.k.'s lord chief justice says extradition could put the hunt to his life at risk polly boyko reports. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very thankful. after a very long road to the right result. and we can exercise the sovereignty of a legal justice system if you can have a reasonable expectation that you go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of influence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chair is in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theater throughout the legal battle the alleged hackers legal team had argued that his was a case of life or death love has asperger's syndro

their case high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the u.s. now a lot of is accused of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. and among other organizations but the u.k.'s lord chief justice says extradition could put the hacktivists life at risk artie's pony boy a report. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the us where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very trying for. a very long road to the right result. and we we can exercise the sovereignty of a legal justice system if you can have a reason let's play station they go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of sentence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chair is in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery not supporters that this is a court of law and not a theater throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal team had argued that his was a case of li

high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the united states lorelei was accused of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. and nasa among other organizations as well but the u.k.'s lord chief justice said extradition could put the hacktivist life at risk only worker was there she's got the full details when the judge read out the verdict the applause and the celebration from larry love he was so loud that the judge had to remind them all that this was a course of nora not i think here to say exactly very happy scenes of celebration as they walked out holding hands with his girlfriend and his family and he was rushing off to a press conference but we managed to catch him for a few words and very painful. after a very long ordeal that the right result has come and we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system you can have a reason let's play station that you know be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of sentence and it's very important as well that the recognition of. the effe

high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british to the united states was accused of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. and nasa among other organizations u.k.'s unloads chief justice though said extradition could put the hottest life at risk when i woke i was the. very much sorry that when the judge read out the verdict the applause and the celebration from larry love t.v. was so loud that the judge had to remind them all that this was a court of law or a not a theater so they were certainly very happy scenes of celebration as they walked out larry love is wanted in the u.s. for charges of cyber hacking is accused of hacking into u.s. government websites the f.b.i. nasa the federal reserve among them stealing huge amounts of data and his extradition had already been approved back in two thousand and sixteen so this appeal is really the last chance saloon for larry love his legal team have argued all along that it would be dangerous to extradite him to the u.s. for a number of reasons but mainly because he suffers from asperger's syndrome and he has a depre

s high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the us laurie love is accused of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. enough other organizations but the u.k.'s lord chief justice said extradition could put the hacktivist life at risk polly boyko is across the story. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very trying for. after a very long ordeal that the right result has. been we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system we can have a reason let's play station they go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of influence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chairs in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery not supporters that this is a court of law and not a theater throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal team heard it argued that his was a case of

s high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the us laurie love visit cuse the of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. a nasa among other organizations but the u.k.'s lord chief justice said extradition could put the activists life at risk across the story first this hour polly boyko. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very thankful. after a very long ordeal that the right result has. been we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system if you can have a reason let's play station they go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of sentence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chairs in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theatre throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal team had argued that his was

high court cite this case? >> well, the united states is not the only nation that derives its legal code from the british commonwealth system that has turned into a confederated government. australia also deals with this beautiful problem as does canada. and the question of how to divide power between the state of proper level and the federal government is one that all confederated governments struggle with. and because the united states struck out early on that question -- i mean, struck out on a path to answering that question early, our experience with it is useful to those countries as well. >> next question on twitter comes from pamela young setia. and she asked, can you rate the supreme court justices during this time and during the mccullough case? >>> let's go back to that list of seven justices, only six participated. others were washington, william, johnston, todd didn't participate. gabe duval and joseph story. >> joseph storey is one of the great americans in history. he is appointed to the court, also the first professor of law at harvard university. he wrote a massive number of treatises and had a great

officials accurately told the fisa court that former british spy christopher steele was hired by politically-motivated persons. all this as the russia investigation shifts into highear with special counsel robert mueller bringing 100 charges against 19 people and three companies, to date. five of the people have pleaded guilty, including three trump associates, rick gates, george papadopoulos and michael flynn. over the weekend, the president called for democrats to be investigated for quote/unquote bad things that happened. saying, quote, somebody should look into that. and by somebody, i'm talking about you know who. that, of course, a reference to another frequent target, his own attorney general, jeff sessions. the president is still frustrated by sessions' decision to recuse himself in the russia probe. it's a complicated backdrop while the question still remains -- will the president and robert mueller meet face-to-face? savannah? hoda? >> kristin welker at the white house, thank you. >>> on this busy monday morning, the search is expanding for a missing cdc scientist who left work sick two weeks ago and hasn't been heard from since. sheinelle jones has mor