secession from the uk and even planned to organize a referendum on independence however, the british supreme court recognized that holding a plebiscite is illegal without the consent of the british government, the position of official london is that the issues of scottish independence were resolved in a referendum in 2014, then the majority of its inhabitants opposed secession from the uk however, later eight years the opinion of the scots. seriously changed, primarily in connection with the exit of the united kingdom from the european union now the independence of scotland could to enable its authorities to independently determine issues of domestic and foreign policy , probably, including against the course of london , it is obvious that in this situation in the uk it is not profitable to rub control over this region. saturation of the domestic market with domestic drugs to increase their share in the total volume of pharmaceutical products and expand exports. the international scientific and practical conference of the belarusian medicine started in the capital among the participants , speciali

the british supreme court effectively banned scotland from holding a new independence referendum everish judges unanimously ruled that edinburgh has no right to pass a plebiscite law without the consent of official london, which had not previously agreed that the scottish authorities held a consultative referendum it was planned for october 19 next year. actually, in response to this decision, the scottish authorities turned to the supreme court. at the same time, the head of the scottish government. nikola sturgeon. immediately warned in case of a negative verdict. the topic of the referendum will be the main one in the general elections for 24 years, but we also recall the first plebiscite. depending on the region, they took place in the fourteenth year, then 55% of the scots voted against secession from the uk the german authorities, before the start of the russian special operation in ukraine, counted on the rapid defeat of the kiev regime, boris johnson said on cnn and added berlin considered such an outcome is the most profitable option for the german economy there, france also

. >>> all eyes on the british supreme court set to have a ruling on whether the scottish government can move forward. >> these are live pictures inside the scout. they want the referendum to be held next year. it wouldn't be legally binding but it would show how scottish people feel about independence. >> the consensus currently is that the legal opinion, the weight of that is against scotland. >> whether or not the british government or the scottish government should be able to decide whether there thud be a referendum. >> yes, whether the scottish government can do that without british approval. >> these are going to be quite lengthy. we'll bring you the result as soon as we have it. >>> tuesday marked the end of one chapter for the top u.s. disease expert dr. anthony fauci and the beginning of another. he appeared in his last white house briefing before leaving his positions at the national incompetence city scity -- inst. >> those lauded dr. fauci and although he says he's not retiring for good, he hopes his dedication to keeping the american people healthy is remembered. >> i'll le

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the baba in london with more on the court's decision with a british government have welcome the unanimous decision here at the supreme court, saying that the scottish parliament does not have the right to legislate to host another referendum on independence without the backing of the british government now back in 2014, the british government actually seated powers to hollywood to the scottish parliament a so called section 30 order, which allowed them to legislate for india right now that went to 55 percent to 45 percent against independence. right now, public opinion. it's fairly evenly divided in scotland and after wednesday's ruling, scotland 1st minister nicholas surgeon said that she would now be looking to the next national elections to again put the question to the public. the next national election shoot for scotland is of course the key general election. making that both the 1st and the most obvious opportunity to see court i described back in june as a de facto reference the as with any proposition and any party manifesto in any election, it is of course, up to the people. how did they respond? well, had t

british government, what is your faith in the resilience of u.s. institutions? sir westmacott: the founders had this wise sense that they had to have checks and balances. you have an independent supreme courtlature, and the executive. it is more checks and balances built into the british system, and it has worked pretty well until now. the worrying thing, until now some of those checks and balances are looking weaker. we have a politicized supreme court of the united states. you also have elections with vast sums of money for the people who count the votes, which means there is a question mark as to whether the counting of the votes is objective. a couple of years ago when president trump lost the last election, he tried to get people in states where he thought he was doing well to overturn the result, to find him extra votes to give him in a victory. mercifully -- and many of those were republican nominees -- they did their duty. but the republicans are putting people in place who are pro-trump or not bipartisan in understanding the workings of democracy. there are legitimate questions to be asked whether the system will work, and whether votes will be counted legitimate lead. on both sid

the british government will be very satisfied . they didn't want the supreme court to actually rule on this a toll, but now that it has done conclusively that at least has pushed the issue further down the line. all right, thanks so much and dean barbara i protested, the world's largest half alive phone factory in china turn violent videos and social media show fox con employees marching in june. being confronted by police thumb have repeal, reportedly been beaten and detained work as a protesting against unpaid wages and the impact of china. strict coven 19 policy. patrick falk is following developments from hong kong. whereas workers and previously scaled walls to flee the factory in droves. now things turn violence at the plant in jung, joe with live stream video showing men wielding stick smashing security camera. the remember, a lot of them had complained about working conditions off the case of infection broke out. and they've been able to come back and work with the promise of incentive, including bonuses report to say that they're now being told that the bon

k. supreme court has ruled that scotland does not have the legal power to hold a new referendum on independence without british governments port. it is a blow to the scottish independence movement which lost a 2014 referendum by a 10 percent margin. the statue of a controversial german colonial officer has been taken down in namibia as capital after pressure from activists in 1893 question, one francois commanded a brutal operation in which some 80 people were killed in what was then known as south west africa. it was a german colony between 18841915. a 16 year old student has been killed and at least 18 people injured. falling explosions at 2 bus stops and jerusalem. the nail bombs were detonated about half an hour apart. he is womach militant organization, hamas has praised the attacks, but stopped short of claiming responsibility. ah, before the ball even got rolling, for germany's world cup opener against japan, a team had a message for fif up. german players covered their mouths during a team photo just ahead of kick off. it was a response to 1st threat of sanctions over the one love arm band. and germany

k. supreme court, scotland is prohibited to hold an independence referendum without the british parliament's 1st approval. it comes with london refuses to grant the scottish a new referendum, considered the and considered the issues that were back in 2014. when the 55 percent voted no to the break from the u. k. to prospects for a 2nd member random remain unclear. the court's ruling has already stood a political debate in the country with many disappointed decisions that take this further with an independent journalist shabbos. now say many thanks for joining us on the program. now the cape supreme court has ruled the scottish governments cannot hold a 2nd referendum on independence without london's approval. isn't that ironic after breaks it? yeah, i mean, i've been speaking some, some friends of mine in scotland and the pro independence sort of lobby would see this potentially now as a, as a gift. because it illustrates in great detail that you know, the u. k or the english lead u. k. isn't really interested in a partnership of equals, it will decide, you know, whether the scottish people

k. supreme court of scotland is unable to hold an independence referendum without the british parliament's approval. london has already said they would not grant commission for another vote, insisting that it should be a once in a generation event. back in 2014 from 55 percent of scottish vote is rejected. the proposed break away from the u. k. a london cause ruling has re ignited debates on the controversial issue with independence. mood still high among the many communities in scotland. we dive deeper into the debate with journalistic shay bows . who say that london isn't actually prepared to accept an equal partnership with edinburgh. it illustrates in great detail and that you know, the u. k. are the english lead u. k. isn't really interested in a partnership of equals, it will decide whether the scottish people themselves, who are a very distinct and you know, nation and very ancient culture themselves, their own language, you know, et cetera. they will decide in london whether the people of scotland can even decide to leave the united kingdom breaks. it has been a huge issue in scotl

supreme court has ruled against scotland, new bid for independence, semi autonomous scottish government off the court to decide whether its parliament could hold a referendum without u. k. approval. the british conservative government said the question was settled in 2014. when those scottish vases rejected the proposal in a referendum of the judge in the absence of any modification of a definition of reserve matters by an order in council. under section 30 of scotland act or otherwise, the scottish parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence. then barbara has more on the court decision . this was a unanimous ruling and it came much faster within 6 weeks, rather than the months that the court had previously announced the fact that it was unanimous that many people to conclude that it was going to go against the scottish government, whose lord advocate of scotland actually asked the supreme court here in london to rule, and in fact, that has happens the president of a supreme court lord read explaining that unanimously. judges have decided that the proposed legislation from the scottish parliament calling another 2nd referendum on independence wou

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her east london home for syria more than seven years ago the supreme court ruled she was not allowed come back to the uk to fight her britishitizen case against the home office after it was revoked when she was found in a syrian refugee camp. she's any involvement in terror activities . england wales begin activities. england wales begin their quest for glory in fifa world cup today it'll . be the world cup today it'll. be the first time that wales has played in the in 64 years while they they'll take on the states tonight england iran this afternoon. the england manager gareth southgate says his players will take the knee before the match. it's not known yet whether they'll wear the one love armband after they were threatened with sanctions if they did so by fifa. threatened with sanctions if they did so by fifa . but on your they did so by fifa. but on your tv, online onto a b plus radio, it's gb news. now back to the briefing until. a very good morning to it's 1933 a very good morning to it's1933 and this is the briefing with me tom howard on your tv and your radio. now the prime is to address the annual conference , add

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k. supreme court has ruled at scotland does not have the legal power to hold a new referendum on independence without british government support. it's a blow to the scottish independence movement, which lost a 2014 referendum by a 10 percent margin. now to jerusalem were a 16 year old student has been killed in at least 14 people injured, following explosions. a to bus stops is real, security minister has described the explosions as attacks the militant palestinian group. hamas raised the blast as a special operation, but stopped short of claiming responsibility. the 2 explosions happened half an hour apart. at 2 bus stops, a short distance from each other. several people have sustained, serious injury. or d. w, corresponded in jerusalem. rebecca ritters has more. as you say, these are fast attacks. these 2 are connected with places saying they believe it to be connected. bass attacks are bad, the bus stops rather happened this morning, just a little after p cow. as you mentioned, this several casualties were talking about 18 people injured. one person has been confirmed to have died and that person and has

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the decision of the uk supreme court, the court does not make law, but only interprets their law, which does not allow scotland to choose its future without the consent of the britishthat any presentation of the uk as a voluntary partnership is a myth and gives another argument in favor of independence this is how events will develop, but i really want to add to the previous story about boris and jones very briefly. yes, that the phrase englishwoman crap appeared in the 19th century. yes, and this tradition is preserved. it is still not. uh as regards scotland well, yes, they are not closed, and uh, here you need to understand that the scottish nationalist, who firmly stand on their positions of independence and uh, more and more arguments are in favor of this approach, they still. worth it, in a civilized manner, acts exclusively by legal methods, indeed in the fourteenth year they received the consent of parliament, that is, the british parliament issued the entire minister, the corresponding law, then the conservative government. moreover, all the frequently changing prime ministers in unison said that there is no what second referendum will not be a generation

could end up being a bit of a pyrrhic victory because the eventual sturgeon saying the supreme court in london and britishernment is stopping the scottish people have a say over their own independence . the over their own independence. the snp has won election after election and there is a clear for independence. this is constitutional roadblock to, scottish democracy. her hope is that if she makes that argument , she'll get a wave of public support behind her from people who perhaps have supported independence. but as though this is a decision which has been imposed on them by london. so, yes , it's a victory for the uk yes, it's a victory for the uk government, but i can see a bunch of scottish nationalists with their blue and white flags here . and actually this morning here. and actually this morning they don't look to unhappy. they think that this isn't the end of the road and very hard to see how the uk government could now put this issue to bed so it won't be all smiles in this morning . and as we know , morning. and as we know, nicholas sturgeon is one to take no for an answer particularly easily.

the united kingdom's supreme court has ruled that scotlan may not hold an independence vote without the britishnment's approval. the semi-autonomous scottish government had wanted a referendum next october. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon said today's ruling is not the end of it. >> we must and we will find another democratic, lawful, and constitutional means by which the scottish people can express their will. in my view that can only be an election, the next national election scheduled for scotland is of course the u.k. general election. judy: scottish voters rejected independence in a 2014 referendum. britain's ruling conservative party has refused to approve a new vote. back in this country, the georgia supreme court today reinstated a state ban on abortions after about 6 weeks of pregnancy. it will stay in place while the court considers ruling on the merits of the law. a lower court had overturned the ban. the georgia court also agreed today to allow early voting this saturday in the u.s. senate runoff. the contest features incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock against re

holden is the first british veteran to be convicted of killing an irish civilian since the 1998 good friday agreement was signed. the missouri supreme courtas refused to halt the execution of kevin johnson despite the special prosecutor's request for a state in order to fully investigate how the case was tainted by racism. the court's ruling was five to two. johnson, african-american, scheduled to be executed today. visit democracynow.org to see our coverage of the case. donald trump is facing growing condemnation for hosting white supremacist nick fuentes at his mar-a-lago resort in florida last week. fuentes, who is a holocaust denier, dined with the president along with the rapper kanye west, who was suspended from twitter last month for making anti-semitic comments. trump's former vice president mike pence said -- "president trump was wrong to give a white nationalist, an anti-semite, and a holocaust denier a seat at the table. i think he should apologize for it, and he should denounce those individuals and their hateful rhetoric without qualification." at the white house, press secretary karine jean-pierre also condemned trump's acti

supreme court shielded me based on the ground of a free press. and lula not granting interview, if you want to interview julian assange in the british prison, you haven'tfrom him for three years he's barred. being interviewed, they won't let him be photographed and the prison security, the one that the rest uses as readily as the brazilians are using it, to bar the interview with lula. it sounds drastic, but something that we have in the u.s. and the u.k. as well. >> mr. greenwald, is your brazilian source has he or she ever been identified? >> the federal police announced that they found the source and arrested a ring of six people they claim are responsible for that hacking. the person they accused of having been my source had publicly assumed responsibility for that. i've never confirmed or denied it in part because i never knew the identity of my source. i have my suspicions, but if the source wants to say that they're the one who did it that's their right, but i'm not going to help the government by saying i believe it is or isn't. when you received those documents in brazil, did it feel like deja vu all over again from a brazilian perspective? >>

british, how can they not return, but er riche riche sunok. yesterday i spoke in parliament. joyfully, it means that he was talking about the fact that here is the correct decision of the supreme courtm and think about it. he says the scot is not needed. it is this independence that the scots care about most of all ; they are concerned about the problems of the health care economy and support for ukraine. you know, i even got into scottish questions. yes, look not at the health care economy, it’s really a terrible problem for the whole of britain, but i didn’t find ukraine’s problems even in the top ten in the top twenty to bother them. well, the son knows better than the scots, that is, the referendum. he deprives the right to conduct. how else. well, no one has it chose. well, therefore, it is obvious that he has contempt for all of them. yes, what a unique part of people to hold a referendum, well, an amazing person sunnah is a person, and whose charisma is such that he is able to lose his own chair. well, he can't do anything. well, the last yes, now again. here, uh, there is a week of celebration of the holodomor. well, i'm not joking in ukraine once money should feast of the h

remains in agreement the british government, ruling conservatives, so far flatly refuses to give the scots such a right, the decision of the supreme courte of commons today . the leader of the national party faction of scotland, ian blackford, accused the cabinet of being undemocratic, adding that the current leader, rishi sunok, was not chosen by anyone at this speed. the scottish parliament now has the largest number of independence supporters in history, and the prime minister doesn't even have the power of the people to sit in downing street. what right there is a man without the support of the people to deny scottish democracy sunah takes the same position that his predecessors the scots already had a referendum in 2014, and then they voted against independence we respect the clear and final decision of the supreme court of the united kingdom. i think the people of scotland want us to work together to solve the main problems of public opinion. it is now shown that the issue of independence has divided scotland into two equal halves 50% against and 50% for the former first minister of scotland oleksandr, who held a referendum in 201

supreme court of britain refused to conduct scotland referendum on independence. well, such is democracy, but according to shotla. this only increases the basis for such a plebissy. well, here the former britishrime minister buris johnson opened up about how he fought for the continuation of the war. in ukraine, personally, he defeated key european countries, including france, germany and italy, listen, in different countries there were very different views. i mean, without a doubt, the french denied everything until the last moment. for economic reasons, too, they did not want to be. i'll tell you, now the terrible thing is in for a moment, the germans thought that if this was to happen, that it would pass as quickly as possible , that it would all end quickly, that ukraine would collapse. i couldn't support it. i thought it was a pernicious look. well i can understand why they thought and felt the way they thought. i remember the italians, who were very dependent on russian hydrocarbons. in a word, they could not support the position we took. well, overall it's great. that is, here, in principle, everything that happened in the end of march until mid-april, right under the leadership of com

british can not return it. yesterday i spoke in parliament with joy. golden, that's the right decision of the supreme courts support for ukraine. you know, i even got into scottish questions. yes, look not at the health care economy, it’s really a terrible problem for the whole of britain, but i didn’t find ukraine’s problems even in the top ten in the top twenty to bother them. well, the son knows better than the scots, that is, he deprives them of the right to hold a referendum. and how else. well, no one chose him. well , so it’s obvious that he has contempt for all the electoral, as you wish, they didn’t choose him, they decided, well, a terrific person, and whose charisma is such that he is capable of losing his own chair, well, he is capable of nothing. well, the last yes, now again. here comes the week of holodomor celebrations. e. well, i'm not kidding in ukraine, i remember once money should have shared home the holodomor holiday. here, and on saturday it will be and it means ofigey. here is all these events all there are some resolutions adopted, romania recognized as famine-morginocide. yes, the

least northern, ireland has to come back fully into the british customs union and it has to be out of the single for goods with its supreme courtlly i would like to get rid of the level playing that we which we've committed to, which includes, by the way, a commitment to net zero. so we cannot deviate from net zero under the trade agreement that we signed with the eu and would like to reclaim our fishing waters. you know that , was a waters. you know that, was a central argument made by the leave vote to campaign when they were championing brexit in 2016 and again in the tory party manifesto. we've got to deliver those things and then you get a proper brexit and then you can deviate and make policy for british interest. ben habib campaigned for brexit more than most of us. thank keep fighting the good fight that's been happy . a former brexit party mep . . a former brexit party mep. eton college has apologised after it was claimed girls who were visiting from a nearby state school were subjected to misogynistic language when a talk nigel farage a parents talk by nigel farage a parents of one of the girls said they were booed in

supreme court. the judges agreed unanimously that under current law the decision on another referendum, resides entirely with westminster. the british prime minister welcomed a clear definitive ruling. i think that the people of scotland, one has to be working on fixing the major challenges that we collectively face one another that is the economy, and a test, or supported ukraine, now is the time for politicians to work together. chinese workers at the world's largest iphone factory break out out of enforced lockdown — we'll look at what effect beijings policies are having on global trade. and the european parliament designates russia a state sponsor of terror. the russians respond with a cyberattack on the parliament's website and another wave of attacks on ukraine. this evening with the context, author and former conservative party adviser, jo anne nadler and mick mulvaney — president trump's former chief of staff. hello welcome to the programme. the five judges of the supreme court were unanimous the scottish government does not have the power to hold a second referendum on scottish independence, without the permission of the uk

supreme court. the judges agreed unanimously that under current law the decision on another referendum, resides entirely with westminster. the british

british citizens . and it's misery for nicholas sturgeon as a lifetime's ambition of independence lies in the uk supreme court. ambition of independence lies in the uk supreme court . scottish the uk supreme court. scottish parliament does not the power to legislate for another on independence. well at least it has taken it well . today, the has taken it well. today, the independent . has taken it well. today, the independent. this movement is as much about democracy as it is about independence . oh, anyway, about independence. oh, anyway, the modern day braveheart, though the first minister went to , on say that scottish to, on say that scottish democracy will be denied. okay, mic grint is in full flow. he wants ruin christmas with real strikes. the secretary of the rmt says . he has public support rmt says. he has public support for 448 hour rail strikes in december january overtime bans as . well, but i think that might as. well, but i think that might be a massive lie. do you think that rail workers should strike. i want views on everything. we've just spoken about that . we've just spoken about that. are

she in her bed with the supreme court to be re—admitted on the grounds that she'd been made stateless when former home secretary sajid javid removed her british her family were government, her family were originally from bangladesh, she could claim citizenship there. so now are trying another approach her lawyers are here arguing that she is in fact a victim of child trafficking, that she brainwashed that she was groomed and so we've been heanng was groomed and so we've been hearing evidence . they've been hearing evidence. they've been questioning the home office and somebody from m15, the m15 person appeared obviously from behind curtain because his identity be revealed. the session is now continuing in close session. the public and press have been asked to leave because obviously this is a matter for national security. but the from m15 was saying interesting the difference in language between her lawyers saying grooming brainwash saying she didn't really understand what she was doing but m15 jumped on them. we're talking about radicalised nation, about terrorism and said that she was very bright, articulate girl, predicted to get a's and a