and so more than a year ago, the european court of human rights in the case of one, one couple who haveher for a very long time, about 20 years already, but in no way in ukraine does not recognize their relationship, the european court said that this is a violation of the european convention on human rights. and, strictly speaking, our draft law was submitted to this decision. sudo, first of all with the thought of lgbt military personnel who are currently on the front, and some of them, of course, are in long-term relationships, but in the event that something happens to a military person, for example, a person is in a coma, then his loved one will not have access to medical information, for example, unfortunately, we have had worse death situations, in including lgbt military personnel and loved ones. with whom we spoke, who told us with bandages on his eyes, how he was not allowed to identify the body, and why, because he is not formally a relative, is not legally related in any way, the ukrainian state does not recognize this relationship, so to speak , the partnership is called to

, about 20 years already, but their relationship is not recognized in any way in ukraine, the european court a violation of the european convention on human rights, and actually... in fact, our draft law was submitted before that the court's decision, in the first place line with the thought of lgbt military personnel who are currently on the front, and some of them, of course, are in long-term relationships, but in the event that something happens to a military person and, for example, a person is in a coma, then his loved one will not have access to medical information, for example , unfortunately, we have had more terrible situations of death, including lgbt military personnel, there is a loved one with whom we spoke, who told with bandages on his eyes how he was not allowed to identify the body, and why, so what is formal he is not a relative, he is not legally related in any way, the ukrainian state does not recognize this relationship, in fact, the partnership is called to settle this issue and provide such an opportunity, and there is the issue of property, will, transfer, including t

the european court of human rights ruled in favor of 2000 elderly women who argued the government wasn't doing enough to protect them from heat waves. at other extreme weather events, you don't catch them. don't put another touch. it too would be safe side if my children never experienced a beautiful spring day. if we can't prevent it, even if i'm sad, i think it's necessary to cherish and live each day how to how to do with a legal mandate in hand. the young activists and their parents have pledge to keep up the pressure on authorities to ensure difficult decisions are made in order to protect the world. they'll inherent us skim oh to 0. so okay, we'll have more news coming up at the top of the hour, right. here on alger 0, but coming up next, it's witness. thanks for watching the with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war in ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's war on causes the quizzical look good us politics, the bottom line, the

find, there is a ghostly. chance that the interests of ukrainian orthodox will be protected by european courtsman rights, it is impossible to imagine more demonstrative, discrimination and violation of freedoms than religious persecution. eu structures previously pointed out to kiev the illegality of the ban on the uoc, to no avail. obviously, now, no one will not exert political pressure, not impose sanctions against ukraine. the ministry of health of belarus reminds parents of schoolchildren. it seems to me, the speculative nature of the escalation of this situation, we can state that today, in principle , there is no increased interest from citizens on the hotline of the ministry of education. the ministry of health of the country constantly monitors the situation with queues, additional measures have been taken by the relevant department to ensure prompt work. we are redistributing patient flows, an additional reception is carried out by general practitioners and other specialist doctors who are not involved. mainly at the reception. they tried to hype up the topic of queues for medical ce

first of all, we must obviously leave the european court of human rights.odern left loves to remind us how winston churchill was instrumental in its inception. this is true. however, what churchill sought to create was an institution that protected the individual from the state. what the echr has come to represent is the antithesis of democracy , antithesis of democracy, something by which churchill would be appalled. judges on the court now invent new rights for themselves that were never included in the original convention, despite a lack of democratic sanction for them. second, the next tory leader must leave or make an effective in uk law. the otherworldly refugee convention. the refugee convention set the definition of refugees very broadly in the aftermath of the second world war. the founders failed to anticipate the globalised world that now exists. as the former home secretary, suella braverman pointed out , the convention pointed out, the convention effectively grants the right to come to this country. wait for it. listen very carefully to three q

on several occasions, the european court of justice, the highest court in the european union, is deliberate, chosen to ignore the explicit, and i'm equivocal worthy of the treaties. for the sake of share, we say a complying with member states and the commissions wishes and now to the middle east where you have mens who the militant group claims it's managed to down and now the us drone the young and the air defense forces by the grace of god, successfully shot down an american m to 9 reaper drone, while it was conducting hospitalizations in the skies of the side of province. the drone was brought down with a domestically produced surface to air missile. this drone is the 7th of its kind to be shot down during the promised victory and holy jihad campaign in support of gaza. now the drug was shot down over know that and the young men which is controlled by the militant group. as prince video was released to showing debris hong, but destroyed aircraft, as well as parts of health, why muscles he knows that it's set to be the 7th drone shut down by the group in recent months. a comes as the who

on several occasions, the european court of justice, the highest court in the european union, is deliver that chosen to ignore the explicit. and i'm equivocal. well, the are the treaties for the sake of a share. we say a complying with member states and the commissions, which is why we have to leave you here. now do not back german politician in the form a member of the european parliament. thank you so much for your inside town and the good evening to you. thank you. great evening, right, that is the all big now see you again with more stories at the top of the off by now the .

you must be there to discuss just a menu who just had her hearing in the european court of human rights. so it is really important to understand that when you are asking a woman to undergo certain medical tests, to prove that whether she is a woman, it is extremely, you know how full it is. extreme, it affects that person's privacy. you that person's dignity. and this is something success testing is something that the olympics tried to get to re with. they tried to sort of absolutely any let go around to call us and sydney olympics. and it's unfortunate the 24 years off to that. we use to having these conversations and trying to have in a close, almost as back because again, one thing you need to be of need to understand that it is not about x, x, x, y house. you know, you see a lot of over simplification on social media. it's just not that if somebody studies science in high schools and things that that is a know the absolutely comprehensive science that's not true. excludes who have worked on different types of 60, collect, monroe teddy bear with several variations within in a human h

judicial mechanism is established, so that later it cannot be canceled, not even through the european court of human rights, for example, appealing to freedom conscience and religious liberties, nor use it against us in the united states or anywhere else . for the discrediting of ukraine, so it is a long, slow way, but it is the only possible, the only correct way for this decision to be implemented with quality. and the third point, judging by everything, the horizon is nine months, and for a reason. we already see at least two hints that this is not to punish, but primarily to stimulate and create some pressure and demonstrate that the situation will not roll back. not after the war, not after the new elections, no, it is already like that and it must be determined here and now, otherwise the pressure will increase, panephanius , in parallel with this, turned to the ukrainian orthodox church in order to start a dialogue and to establish it, the dialogue that it rejects all the time leadership of the uoc. in parallel with this, we see that the delegation of the ecumenical patriarch has arr

mechanism is then established, so that later this a... cannot be canceled, not even through the european courtrights person, for example, appealing to freedom of conscience and religious freedom, nor use it against us in the united states or anywhere in other countries to discredit ukraine. therefore, it is a long, slow way, but it is the only possible, the only correct way for that this decision was really implemented qualitatively. and the third point: apparently , the nine-month horizon is not for nothing. we already see how the minimum... and two hints that this is not to punish, but above all to stimulate and create some pressure and demonstrate that the situation will not roll back, not even after the war , not after the new elections, no, it is already like that, and it must be decided here and now, otherwise the pressure will increase. at the same time, mr. epifanii appealed to the uoc to to start a dialogue and still establish that dialogue that rejects the whole. the time of the uoc leadership. in parallel with this, we see that the delegation of the ecumenical patriarch has arrived

delay, in order to protect ukraine as much as possible again from lawsuits, for example, to the european courtn affairs, we understand how these representatives of the moscow church will now manipulate this story, will tell about there are some persecutions and so on, and if all this is done purely legally, on such a legal level, but it must be strengthened, i emphasize once again that this... service that operates in our country, it must be significantly expanded, her budget should be increased in order for her i could deal with these issues and complete this procedure in 9 months, so then it is possible that there will be no claims to ukraine, to the state of ukraine, and no one will manipulate this issue, well, they won’t dare, and one more point, i hope, is there are certain prerequisites for this, that at least part of the parishes or parishes, they call them differently there, and the uoc mp, they will draw the correct conclusion themselves, since they already have a legal basis for simply tearing it all apart , go to the ocu, is it possible there to think about some other status there,

injunctions, huh. after nine months or after a year, there is still such an institution called the european courtman rights, the echr, yes, and many ukrainian citizens, they decided one or another of their cases that the ukrainian courts could not decide, or they decided them not in the way that our citizens would like, to what extent will the ecthr be active in this process now, or can they, will they not accept? those cases, well, look, here we must surely look at the reaction of our western partners, and the fsb in vryasakh, they spread such a narrative that if we vote for this bill, then we will have problems with the european integration path, let's not vote, but i emphasize, i spoke with various people's deputies from various factions, there are no reservations or information from our western partners that any problems may arise in connection with this bill. well , what could be more democratic than you inform, prove in court, then a decision appears in the name of ukraine, well, this is not the time of the nkvd, when they took everyone , packed them up and left, well, that is, there is an

and that likely means that the next task for them is to take it to the european court of human rightst this decision is unlawful and the government needs to reconsider. to is unlawful and the government needs to reconsider-— to reconsider. to what extent is this ruling _ to reconsider. to what extent is this ruling by — to reconsider. to what extent is this ruling byjudges _ to reconsider. to what extent is this ruling byjudges here - to reconsider. to what extent is this ruling byjudges here in - to reconsider. to what extent is this ruling byjudges here in the to reconsider. to what extent is . this ruling byjudges here in the uk in line with how other countries have been treating their citizens who did something similar? that's an interestin: who did something similar? that's an interesting question _ who did something similar? that's an interesting question because - who did something similar? that's an interesting question because there i interesting question because there are some in the uk who have declined to take people back born in those countries they travel to. as a number

i go yes. criticized a ruling by the european court of justice, ordering hungry to pay a fine of 200000000 euro is the breaking the blocks, assign them rules to don't that the president allowed him is a lensky of ukraine, says that ukrainian forces all still attacking in russia's coast region, even as most goes, forces press fluid in east and ukraine for us, it's released by ukrainian special forces show strikes on russian pontoon crossings . ukraine has destroyed at least 3 bridges over the river, same as it sinks to creation buffers own. in the border region, the kremlin says its troops have stopped ukraine's advance. dw correspondent knit conway has been embedded with the trade in troops during their operations in the coast region. he accompanied them as they headed to the town of chicago, just beyond the border with russia, where ukraine is setting out the military command post to. so here in, so just the ukraine troops half down to then instead to just as russian soldiers multiply ukraine being putting lender statues back up. the question that everyone is asking is all ukranian troops

the european court of human rights ruled in favor of 2000 elderly women who argued the government wasn't doing enough to protect them from heat waves. at other extreme weather events, you don't catch them. don't put another touch. it too would be safe side if my children never experienced a beautiful spring day. if we can't prevent it, even if i'm sad, i think it's necessary to cherish and live each day how to how to do with a legal mandate in hand. the young activists and their parents have pledge to keep up the pressure on authorities to ensure difficult decisions are made in order to protect the world. they'll inherent us skim oh to 0. so the weather is x and then inside story examines the threat of a nuclear war, posed by the fighting between russia and ukraine. the had a lie. they will start in the middle east, where heavy rain has cold flash flooding across the western pumps of yemen. the rain is still there on friday. it's not as heavy as it has been. that we are expecting that to pick up on saturday of some heavy bus western areas running off into the west coast of found your rav

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that's being watched beyond this country, especially given the momentum started in april by the european court of human rights in which 2 thousands with women had brought forth a similar case. and there are similar cases in the pipeline in japan and taiwan. but this would be the 1st such ruling coming out of asia interested in the unit when he was there for now. a unit came that and so thank you. a french colt. his place, the founder of telegram under formal investigation for allegedly allowing criminal activities to take place on the messaging app, a russian born puddle, dirt off was detained, the parents on monday, as well forward his investigate telegrams, role in organized crime. his lawyer says it is absurd to suggest it. durham is responsible for any offences committed on the up. he's been granted bell but is banned from leaving from the f b. i says the gunmen who try to assassinate donald trump, spend moms looking for information on the u. s. presidential candidates, campaign schedule. thomas crooks also search for president, jo biden's events, but sort of trumps republican rally. last

. >> in other news, shamima begum's lawyers could take her case to the european court of human rightsge the removal of her british citizenship at the supreme court. she'd originally had her passport removed afterjoining passport removed after joining so—called islamic state as a teenagerin so—called islamic state as a teenager in 2015. a judge has ruled that she can't bring the case to court again, suggesting it could be argued the 24 year old had been the author of her own misfortune. following the ruling, miss begum's lawyers said they will take every possible legal step on her behalf, including a petition to strasbourg in the us. kamala harris says tim walz is the vice president. america deserves , president. america deserves, after officially unveiling him as her running mate at a campaign rally, the democratic presidential nominee says she chose the minnesota governor because he's a fighter for the middle class and called him a patriot. the former teacher is considered a more progressive choice , with voters back in the choice, with voters back in the uk, children in england will

>> well , i believe we should >> well, i believe we should leave the european court of human rights evenng to have huge opposition from within your party, this so—called broad church is suddenly going to lose its religion over this. >> well, happy with that? >> well, happy with that? >> well, happy with that? >> well, i don't come to this ideologically. i come to it practically because i have seen as a minister in the home office how difficult it is. in fact, it's impossible to secure our borders, to remove dangerous people from our country like foreign national offenders, rapists, murderers , and to rapists, murderers, and to survey and remove terrorists from the uk whilst we're still a member of the european court of human rights. so i think we have to do this. i want to persuade people in the country as to why it's a necessity. i don't think it's a necessity. i don't think it can be reformed. that's akin to david cameron's attempt to reform our membership of the eu. that was doomed. i'm afraid this would be as voted remain. yeah, i did , and do you regret that? i did, and do you regre

but if the european court of human rights stops you deporting people, what difference does it make arery clear that a country is not a country without controlling its borders. and you'll never do that with an activist foreign court in strasbourg which, remember, stop that plane taking off to rwanda back in 2022. we are clear that is the first step. >> can't let you go without asking you about these labour plans to potentially relax freedom of movement rules with the european union , to allow the european union, to allow young people to come and live and work here, and our young people vice versa, to go and live and work in, in europe. what's your response to those plans? >> some of our young people will go to live and work in europe, but many, many more from europe will come and live and work and settle full time here. and many of them may be lovely people, but our population explosion is the biggest social problem we face in britain. whether it's housing here in clacton, whether it's access to gp's or dentists here or anywhere else, a 10 million increase in the population since blair

united kingdom is a free country because we're blessed to live under the jurisdiction of the european courte telling me that? that doesn't guarantee me my right to speak freely? >> the european convention is very bad at protecting speech on the margins. so there's a thing called the margin of appreciation under european human rights law, which allows states to derogate from the european convention derogate meaning deviate from the european convention when it suits them and when it's necessary for the needs of a democratic society. i think is the exact language, and that's been used time and again, particularly after it was transposed into domestic law by magistrates and first instance judges to say, actually, instead of this, right, that you have to free speech, we have this express ability to point to this article ten sub two, which says that we're to free deviate from that we're to free deviate from that free speech. right. so, so paradoxically , there was a case paradoxically, there was a case called redmond bait in 1999 where famously, lord justice stephen sedley basically said, you kno

and i don't think the european court of human rights should have any say in whether or not the secretarygh the british courts, and i think that should be the end of it. >> that's a no from ben habib. tom buick, in short, michelle, she's our problem. >> she should come back and she should face justice. on the broader issue about the 1981 immigration act, which , immigration act, which, extraordinarily, does give the home secretary. yes. an elected person appointed into our government, but with no, it seems, recourse other than the courts and the courts have turned this particular application down. why? because they are applying the 1981 immigration act with one of the few western countries that has this kind of power. i know, ben, you mentioned that, a person and this is true under international law, can't be made stateless as a result of the decision. but i take quite an absolutist view on this in the sense that she was born here. she's a british citizen. if we start getting into this idea that just because you're born to people of overseas heritage, then that opens up the idea that ther

. >> in other news, shamima begum's lawyers could take her case to the european court of human rightsfter she lost her final bid to challenge the removal of her british citizenship. she'd originally had her passport removed after joining so—called islamic state as a teenager in 2015. a judge has ruled she can't bring the case to court again, suggesting it could be argued the 24 year old had been the author of her own misfortune. following the ruling, miss begum's lawyers said they will take every possible legal step on her behalf, including a petition to strasbourg in the us. kamala harris says tim waltz is the vice president. america deserves , vice president. america deserves, after officially unveiling him as her running mate at a campaign rally, the democratic presidential nominee says she chose the minnesota governor because he's a fighter for the middle class, and called him a patriot. the former teacher is considered a more progressive choice, with voters . children in choice, with voters. children in england will need to be seen by a gp and a mental health specialist, or a pae

but since then, my view is that the european court of human rights has become much more activist in terms of the way in which it behaves. but the prime minister is wedded to it. this was him in the house of commons in his second speech after becoming prime minister. >> let me be clear. there is no need to withdraw from the european convention on human rights. that is not consistent with the values of that blood bond. and so we won't withdraw. not now, not ever . not now, not ever. >> well, of course, they both used to say that about european union membership. i have a feeling this is an issue that will become a hotter political one, as the course of the next few years go by. but you tell me, can labour stop this from happening? want your views? please? farage gb news. com or tweet or x as it now is hashtag farage on gb news. i'm joined in the studio by bill rammell, former labour mp and of course former labour mp and of course former foreign minister under gordon brown and kwasi kwarteng, former conservative member of parliament and of course former chancellor of the exchequer. bill, i mu

the european court of human rights ruled in favor of 2000 elderly women who argued the government wasn't doing enough to protect them from heat waves. at other extreme weather events, you don't catch them. don't put another cache, it would be safe side. if my children never experienced a beautiful spring day, if we can't prevent it, even if i'm sad, i think it's necessary to cherish and live each day how to how to do with a legal mandate in hand. the young activists and their parents have pledge to keep up the pressure on authorities to ensure difficult decisions are made in order to protect the world. they'll inherent us skim oh to 0. so the still ahead on the houses there is our show. hey, attorneys, usually the star of the show be attention wasn't on tim's for once. that story is coming up in sports with santa in just a moment. the business latest is sponsored by intellect, global, your real estate destination in due by the business latest to sponsored by him to like global your real estate destination in due by the the hello again. time for the sports is here. set up. thank you very

the european court of human rights ruled in favor of 2000 elderly women who argued the government wasn't doing enough to protect them from heat waves. at other extreme weather events, you don't catch them. don't put another touch it too. i would be say, side is my children never experience to be useful spring day if we can't prevent it, even if i'm sad, i think it's necessary to cherish and live each day how to how to do with a legal mandate in hand. the young activists and their parents have pledge to keep up the pressure on authorities to ensure difficult decisions are made in order to protect the world. they'll inherent unit skim oh to 0. so 5000000 people have been told to leave their homes as japan is hit by one of the strongest type foods. in decades, sean sean launched the south west on thursday, killing at least 4 people. at least $237000.00 homes are without power of thousands of dead fish have collected in the waters around the greek port of bolos, after a mass dial spots to be linked to climate fluctuations. freshwater fish came from lake carla and central greece. van body wil

that we'll lose international standing in the world, that being a member of an international european court source of soft power and legitimacy, and they would argue that we need to work together with other states to solve this issue. what i would argue is that human rights laws have evolved to such a point that they are now routinely used by people who should not be in our country, who are often committing crimes. one thing keir starmer does not mention, by the way, when he's talking about the prison, issue and the lack of space in prison, is we have 10,000 foreign criminals. it's estimated in britain's prisons, 10,000. they shouldn't be in britain. they're foreign criminals , foreign national criminals, foreign national criminals. why can't we deport them? because routinely they appeal to the echr to rights within the european convention. they're backed up by human rights lawyers and others who allow them to stay in the country. i personally don't think that is respectful to the british people and the british taxpayer. now, when i say these things , that's that's an opinion things, that's

her lawyers said they will take the case to the european court of human rights in 2015.n she was 15 years old. she travelled to syria with two school friends to marry an islamic state fighter. she currently lives in a refugee camp in syria. >> taylor swift has officially cancelled all three of her vienna shows scheduled for thursday , friday and saturday of thursday, friday and saturday of this week. it comes after two people were arrested in the austrian capital on suspicion of planning an islamist attack on the stadium that she was due to perform at. >> prince andrew and sarah ferguson's eldest daughter, princess beatrice , celebrates princess beatrice, celebrates her 36th birthday today . she's her 36th birthday today. she's likely to get together with family and friends away from the spotlight. she has a daughter, sienna, with her husband edoardo mapelli mozzi . mapelli mozzi. >> i didn't i eduardo melo potts very well , thank you very much indeed. >> beatrice . what she then >> beatrice. what she then called beatrice melo mozzi. >> yeah, it's a good name. >> yeah, i

shamima begum's lawyers could take her case to the european court of human rights after she lost heral bid to challenge the removal of her british citizenship. she'd originally had her passport removed after joining so—called islamic state as a teenager in 2015. a judge has ruled she can't bring the case to court again , suggesting case to court again, suggesting it could be argued the 24 year old had been the author of her own misfortune. following the ruling, miss begum's lawyers said they will take every possible legal step on her behalf, including a petition to strasbourg and three taylor swift concerts have been cancelled over a terror threat. swift was due to play at vienna's ernst happel stadium on thursday, friday and saturday. two people were arrested today on suspicion of planning islamist attacks on large events in the area around the austrian caphal in the area around the austrian capital. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnew

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ukrainian religious organization by law, a political one, will be used there in various lawsuits, courts, europeanerefore we act within the framework of the constitution, within the framework of the law and protect our state from the legal influence of ruskavamir. the ukrainian orthodox church is not the russian orthodox church. uoc, mp, affiliated with the russian orthodox church, as known. religious examination, in order to stop in court this religious examination must be submitted to the court and the trial continues. we all know, yes, the real state of affairs, but we follow, we are in the rule of law and we follow the legal procedure. thank you, mrs. yevheniya, yevheniya kravchuk, people's deputy of ukraine, was with we talked about voting to ban the russian orthodox church in ukraine. do you see that there will be a ban now? and the president made an appeal, i know that now kateryna will be a broad belt, because we are making an appeal to her, and she will tell us about the latest news. katya, you have a word. greetings, lesya, greetings andria, in a moment i will tell you about the conseque

, kidnapping people, thanks to julie nassange, victims of cia torture were able to go to the european uh court and and prove that they were tortured and get compensation, i mean it's not enough, but nevertheless, he he really gave everything and uh and he he took a principled stance and refused to agree to anything that would endanger other journalists in the future, so i think that uh this is... the best outcome in this situation, but nevertheless i i find it morally repugnant and and also legally even uh that they did this to him, i'm just happy that he's free, that that's really what counts at the end of the day um, but i'll never forget this whole experience you know because i felt like i'm watching a state uh secret show trial, it just confirmed to me that we have lovely buildings and big you know nice names and gothic ar architecture to make it look fancy but it's corrupt, it is it is legal what they were doing and it's a persecution and and i witnessed it with my own eyes, these lawyers on behalf of the us walking in and saying that oh well he's not a journalist and basically defending

we don't know if the european court would have actually stopped it.ose to the argument . stopped it. i can see a purpose to the argument. i don't think we should. i think that britain, as a country that should obey international law and the echr polices international law. so i didn't want us to leave anyway. but the whole point was i don't think it would have helped. >> well, i mean, i imagine many viewers , nigel, would argue that viewers, nigel, would argue that the british don't exactly need a european court on how to actually enact law and obey law. you know , as people like to say. you know, as people like to say. so often when people make that argument, churchill was one of the founding, you know , the founding, you know, participants in the echr creating the echr itself as a living, breathing document. but, i mean, the idea that we can't we are not some law abiding nation. we just want to be able to have some semblance of control. and i don't think that's asking for the world. >> we wouldn't be a law abiding nafion >> we wouldn't be a law abidin

she could appeal now to a european court .be interesting to see once this story is obviously just landed about an hour or so ago, and last year she lost her first appeal against the decision to revoke her citizenship on national security grounds. earlier this year, three judges unanimously dismissed her bid to overturn. and then it just happened again today. so, you know, thoughts about the idea that shamima begum might be coming back to britain any time soon appear to be quashed. you know what happens now? some people say, well, they don't really care. you know, she's made her bed. she can lie in it. other people, obviously, you know, do want her back, don't they. yeah. >> i mean, every time this story comes back, people say she was very young. she should be britain's problem, you know, born and bred here. yes. she made a decision, aged 15, to do something very stupid. they say , something very stupid. they say, to go off there and therefore she should come back here and face the face. the law here. others say absolutely not.

but we were dealing with the european government and the court of human rights and all that sort of stuffng for this, this authority to go and then the boss said , to go and then the boss said, oh, we've just had a direction from the european court, you can't go until, you've got some red life jackets for every passenger. and i said, sir, we don't criminals don't issue life jackets to passengers. and that's amply demonstrated. if you go if you went to the news footage for the rivals of italy, there's not a life jacket in sight. but for every boat coming across the channel, red life jackets, because health and safety of the european union won't allow them to board the boats. now, i'm not saying they're i'm not saying. >> but but what they could do is you say i mean, in a way it makes them complicit. >> but if they're putting a life jacket on someone that's about to break the law and enter another country, then in some ways, in a court of law of court, what is it, a court of law? there would be some connection there. an accomplice. >> yeah, but the thing is, what you have to remember is ove

but we were dealing with the european government and the court of human rights and all that sort of stuffng for this, this authority to go and then the boss said , to go and then the boss said, oh, we've just had a direction from the european court, you can't go until, you've got some red life jackets for every passenger. and i said, sir, we don't criminals don't issue life jackets to passengers. and that's amply demonstrated. if you go if you went to the news footage for the rivals of italy, there's not a life jacket in sight. but for every boat coming across the channel, red life jackets, because health and safety of the european union won't allow them to board the boats. now, i'm not saying they're i'm not saying. >> but but what they could do is you say i mean, in a way it makes them complicit. >> but if they're putting a life jacket on someone that's about to break the law and enter another country, then in some ways, in a court of law of court, what is it, a court of law? there would be some connection there. an accomplice. >> yeah, but the thing is, what you have to remember is ove

the composition of the cargo. the region raised european quotes, the court is the last working hub fort supplies of russian gas to the eu. well, what other factors put pressure on gas prices, nika yankovaya figured out. gas prices rushed up in europe, but the largest hub in the netherlands, its cost updated the annual maximum. at the peak, the price reached 445 dollars per thousand cubic meters. among the factors that put pressure on the cost of gas is the situation in the sudzhansky district of the kursk region. the sudzha gas station is the last working hub for direct deliveries of russian gas to europe, the very possibility of its shutdown spoiled the mood of european traders, especially in austria, hungary and slovakia, these countries receive a significant portion of the blue fuels exactly suzhe. despite the fact that supplies via this route cover only 5% of demand in europe as a whole, the direction is important for import diversification. if europe stops receiving gas via this gas pipeline, then it is necessary. russia supplies gas from which it is extracted by standard methods