january i won the russian supremes course and decision of superior court was according to the european court decision that liquidation was illegal what happened after that minister of justice of russia mr khan a while ago built to superior court again to liquidate my party despite two court decisions european court of what it means that the government still tried to stop activity of my body does that mean that the minister of justice is breaking the law because absolutely behind it was a because the ministry of justice is the executive branches and it has to abate the court the supreme court decision absolutely and he does and absolutely that means that he appeals yes but does he have the right to appeal they have a right but it's very strange if you have to the citizens court decisions it it's difficult to believe that european court of the supremes court of russia in the again it builds a two to last party he's appealing to the constitutional court not the supreme court again but but it's you know it's a legal procedure it's a little it's a difficult legal procedure well they're trying to

delays in control of a sea have dogged the european court in strasburg there's a backlog of up to eight years and when cases are decided the judgment bizarre in two thousand and ten the court decided to give prisoners the right to vote true petition by john hirst who spent much of his life behind bars after killing his landlady the u.k. is still refusing to implement the ruling it makes me physically ill it would probably mean again the vote to anyone who is in prison aside it could cost. the last time that we looked at this the cost of complying with judgments under the european convention of human rights was about two point one billion pounds a year that's three point three billion dollars plus another two point eight billion in a susi dated one off costs in other areas in immigration ruling means a convicted nigerian rapist gets to stay in the u.k. because of his right to a family life. and most recently the european court of human rights ruled hate preacher abu qatada dumped bin lardons right hand man in europe can't be deported back to jordan where he's now g. to be released onto t

and if they have not done it, the european court of justice can sue them. it's a paradox, if you want. we have a stability and growth pact, which is like european legislation, if you want. for all the other european legislation, for all the directives, the supreme court, the european court of justice can sue a country that would not have applied the directives and the country must apply them. ls said okay, we're going to do the same with the stability pact. all the heads have said oh, no, no, no. we're not going to do that. it's so important because it's hitting our budgets. so we don't want the european court of justice to meddle with that. and we saw that it doesn't work, especially when you have a common currency. then it should be even more binding. so it's not a question of a transfer, it's a question of finding a way to apply what we had already committed ourselves to. and if we don't, we'll be sued. but within every country there are transfers. in germany there is a transfer. you asked me if the pact was a fiscal union. i said no. so now you are askin

and most recently the european court of human rights ruled hate preacher abu qatada dubbed bin lardons the right hand man in europe can't be deported back to jordan where he's now gee to be released on to the streets of britain this is somebody who stands up and publicly. hatred about everything that our democracy is and stands for and yet we can't get rid of him because of the european convention on human rights sitting in strasburg forty seven judges one from each country so far so fair except none of them were elected by the people of the countries they're making law for we've got a system of law and order in this country it's worked for many many years for the seat or the mother why do we need brussels to tell us what we can and cannot do the answer is we don't so therefore british law for british people those who aren't calling for the u.k. to pull out of the european convention on human rights all together are demanding reforms to stop strides making decisions on what should be sovereign issues the court house to be more focused on fundamental civil and political rights not inter

last month, the european court said he could not. >> he should not be sent back to jordan. jordan practiced torture as routine. if we send him back to jordan on any terms, we are being complicitous with that. >> the current government finds itself frustrated by the long- running affair. "we will take whatever ness -- measures necessary to protect the public," a spokesman said today. they're determined to deport qatada. one option not being rolled out is that the british parliament might support him without agreement from the european court and accept the consequences. a home office delegation is going to jordan this week in the hope of getting assurances that would satisfy the human rights judges. bbc news. >> a plane carrying the body of the american pop singer whitney houston has arrived in her home state of new jersey. her funeral is expected to take place later this week. the singer died on saturday after being found unconscious at a hotel in beverly hills. police in california may -- gave more details about her death and said the singer was underwater and unconscious w

he will probably see that the european court of human rights is the place where he should be he says that it's in connection with his work the wiki leaks of course released that huge cache of previously secret documents which embarrassed governments including the us government and also many international business days but his greatest fear of course is that he would be extradited first to sweden and then once in sweden this week to find a way to get him to go to america where he would face all sorts of. serious charges like treason and there are lots of people in the us who don't think he's he's a nice character asked all but it will be a number of weeks as i say before we find out the verdict and then you know possibly on to the european court of human rights possibly you know possibly possibly not we'll have to see those with thanks very much indeed for that live update there in london iran's nuclear ambitions on the euro zone's debt struggles top the german chancellor as agenda on her trip to china and the merkel is calling on beijing the biggest part of the rain or not to buy mor

kind of thing but if he does lose here then there is a chance that he could take this to the european court of human rights in strasbourg that's by no means a given but i mean he's always said that he would do that if he did lose in this country so we'll have to. see what he decides to do of course he's always maintained that the charges are politically motivated so he will probably see if the european court of human rights is the place where he should be he says that it's in connection with his work the wiki leaks of course released that huge cache of previously secret documents which embarrassed governments including the us government and also many international businesses but his greatest fear of course is that he would be extradited first to sweden and then once in sweden the swedes would find a way to get him to go to america where he would face all sorts of. serious charges like treason and there are lots of people in the us who don't think he's he's a nice character asked all but it will be number of weeks as i say before we find out the verdict and then you know possibly on to the e

grows into a kassam after the european court of human rights orders the release of osama bin laden's right hand man. to washington stop military official heads to cairo to try and suspend criminal charges against american and you know members as egypt's military leaders down on the western activists to help them to power a last year. where the top stories here in our sports next with andrew. hello again good to have your company and this is what is coming up over the next few minutes vising his conviction cyclists alberto contador considers appealing against his two year ban after calling it a terrible injustice. plus russian olympic medal hopes are not only shared faces a frantic legal battle in her bid to compete at the london games. the party goes on super bowl champions the new york giants lap up more glory during a spectacular victory parade in manhattan. but first disc raced cyclist alberto contador says he hasn't ruled out a painting against his two year ban for failing a drug test the spaniard was stripped of his twenty ten tour de france title after testing positive for the

from the european court of human rights orders the release of osama bin laden's right. washington's top military official will head to. criminal charges against america. as egypt's military leaders crack down on the west to help bring them to you. are those are the headlines on a semi finals day at the football africa cup of nations next with the latest. hello there thanks for watching the sports on this is what is coming up fighting his conviction cyclists alberto contador calls his two year ban a terrible injustice and considers an appeal. while russian olympic medal hopes the martha room she either faces a frantic legal battle in her bid to compete at the london games. and stampeding elephants we look at how the ivory coast pairing to live up to their favorites tag in the semifinals of the africa cup of nations. but first disgraced cyclist alberto contador says he hasn't ruled out a painting against his two year ban for failing a drugs test the spaniard was stripped of his twenty ten tour de france title after testing positive for performance enhancing drug clenbuter

forbidden by the european court of human rights. questions over the legality of u.s. drone attacks on pakistani soil resurfaced with a fresh strike just days after a report revealed evidence that dozens of civilians were killed by america's unmanned aircraft. and a growing tensions between egypt and the us triggered by cairo's crackdown on western ngo's leading to an egyptian military delegation cutting short a visit to washington nineteen americans are among a group of activists banned from leaving egypt and accused of illegally using foreign account to fund unrest. or the let's get some action here on our time for the sports with kate. you. are welcome to that i just bought this wednesday down to hear the headlines happy harry told the manager read not his trade of tax evasion charges and back in the running to succeed fabio capello in a new job. was at the flintstone believed to be a drug was i do we coast are preparing to live up to their targets favorites sorry finals of the africa cup of nations. and fighting back so i can stop alberto contador considers an appe

grows into a chasm on the european court of human rights the release of osama bin laden's right hand in europe. and washington's top military official will head to cairo to try and suspend criminal charges against american n.g.o.s members as egypt's military leaders crack down on the western activists who helped them to power last year. and now here we sit down with a former senior israeli diplomat to discuss in depth his country's foreign policy and where he thinks it will lead you watching. where had his radio. who recently resigned from the government on grounds of principle he said he could no longer serve in a government whose policies he did not agree with ambassador thank you very much for joining us here in our team you resigned after more than thirteen years of service. to greet the stuff of the foreign minister ministry of foreign and the bad news for him was. he needs to be careful rule. and i thought that was very telling. of the psyche that. exists behind his political. weight and i thought i could not. minister with this kind of statement is a statement supported by the