them did not come from there and he wants and i am quoting, to curb the power of the european court of human rightsopean court of human rights would be like using a political sledgehammer to crack a legal knot. is he talking rubbish, this cannot be done? what legal knot. is he talking rubbish, this cannot be done?— this cannot be done? what i was talkin: this cannot be done? what i was talking about — this cannot be done? what i was talking about was _ this cannot be done? what i was talking about was leaving - this cannot be done? what i was talking about was leaving and i talking about was leaving and withdrawing from the convention which is not the policy of this government and it is not the policy of either of the candidates in this leadership election. loath? of either of the candidates in this leadership election.— leadership election. why has he conferred human _ leadership election. why has he conferred human rights - leadership election. why has he i conferred human rights convention in international law? he conferred human rights convention in international law?— international law? he wan

person in detention , that is, a great prospect of consideration of this case in the european court of human rightsnder the articles of the second convention - this is because of the failure to provide assistance and also because of a completely ineffective investigation and because of the lack of involvement of the public and relatives and in view of to the fact that how sharp was the reaction of the official authorities of the united kingdom, we can only conclude that there was no involvement of relatives and authorities of the united kingdom in the circumstances of the death investigation at all , therefore we can talk about an unfortunately classic case, a very big tragedy rather than providing assistance to a person who needed such assistance in a state of freedom and an absolutely unsuccessful investigation into the fact of the death of such a person, to put it very briefly, precisely because of the legal square why without politicizing this moment, mr. dmytro, we avoid politicization. yes, we understand that the state, of course, stressed that such cases will be able to set up the hague or m

official confirmation of her stay in captivity, and without this they cannot apply to the european court of human rightsvisible women, relatives say , karina bugaichenko will tell you more. i came to kyiv for one day because i want to talk about such events as what happened to my youngest son's wife. she is a medical doctor from the 555th hospital of the city of mariupol. unfortunately, she is currently in captivity in russia. she is unknown to larisa eleni, 27 years old. they last spoke on february 26 . then the family was on its way from kharkov to a safer place, and olena received the wounded in mariupol and wrote a message, replied to me, and this is what the answer was: hold on everything will be fine we will show you take care of yourself you understand this is a person who thinks about everyone and about myself last of all, and then there was communication, well, very rarely, she could contact either my mother or her mother for a moment, and there i was literally alive, the hospital where elena worked was bombed by the russian military in march, so the medics together with the wounded could be ev

das gazes and a lot better book underline, blankly w question, that the decision of the european court of human rights must be immediately applied . concerning the legal pushback, cynthia gnc and elena bare books dance was also indisputable. human rights also prevail as that european union, extranet borders without eaves and bats. during her last name lanka and the la barbara called stalks with opposition, members are those are with activists. air refugees from iraq and syria. brazil and spain have reported their 1st deaths from the monkey pox outbreak. it's believed the 2 victims are the 1st to die from the virus outside. some african regions where it's endemic. since may there been some 20000 cases worldwide. it's very different to cove at 19, but another disease is sitting off alarm bells, cases of monkey pox worldwide. and now climbing into the 10s of thousands after an international outbreak began in may this year. just like at the beginning of the pandemic getting a monkey pox vaccine is easier said than done in many places. we don't have enough vaccinations for people and they need it and deser

expect too much help from the state dmytro i even decided to file a lawsuit with the european court of human rightsot demand money from the state of ukraine for the restoration of my apartment. i decided to apply to the european court of justice for the state of the russian federation to compensate me for moral expenses and the costs of rebuilding the house, but you need to understand that this process is not easy . and long, it is necessary to collect all the documents that confirm that your home was damaged by an attack by the russian military, write a statement to the investigative committee of the russian federation, this can be done by e-mail at you can wait for the answer of the russian investigators, it is not necessary, and the complaint to the european court of justice should be written without emotion." data and very important legal significance of our destruction in our country so that later everyone who suffered from aggression and lost their homes or business or some real estate could further do something with it only in effect ukrainians have submitted more than 225,000 applications f

repeat that if someone deprives you of your citizenship , then you will go to court and win it guaranteed in court, especially if it reaches the european court of human rightsll characters can lose ukrainian citizenship only at 95 or if they want to lose it freely or if, accordingly, they acquired this citizenship, it is contrary to the current legislation , because even if you discover that someone has two unnecessary citizenships, this is not a reason for the loss of citizens, that is, this has been repeatedly discussed as well they already said, well, at the beginning of our broadcasters , there is some kind of estimate. why does this matter? who needs it? who benefits? that is, what consequences can her statements lead to? well, to the point that ukraine may complicate the process of obtaining what ukraine needs, i do not think at all that mrs. spar did this precisely to reach the domestic political bodies of the americans , because she criticized them in the first place the biden administration and made an e-mail against the biden administration, but along the way it brought with it these negative extremes. that is , on the one hand, it discredits the

turning into a scoreboard from , you know, there is such a concept in the practice of the european court of human rightssecular interest, well, in fact, the entire yellow press is built on that and on detailing on physiology on processes in order to incite in order to to laugh, and for that, actually, if they understand it is a certain language, the language of the scoreboard, and you, as a journalist, perfectly understand what i am talking about, and our audience may eventually inquire . what is this phenomenon, therefore, communication is about one of the heaviest anastasia, because the pits of evil are clearly a-a. moreover, at the state level, there is no way to turn into a scoreboard, a tabloid line a-a , you can even read these messages with such detail, and in telegrams, in particular, lyudmila denisova or e-e, in the columns of various online and not only editions, you can even visualize it, and you already know it will be, you yourself visualize it as pictures, the second point, and accordingly, i am not a prosecutor who conducts an official investigation or is generally interested in the issue

principle, the import of used cars. the main thing is its good technical condition in the european court of human rightsed cars are considered to violate the right of well-off people to have their own transport . % of used cars that ukrainians import abroad. they are still newer. high taxation has led to the fact that the level of motorization in ukraine is three times or lower than the average rate among countries at the beginning of this year, we had 232 cars per thousand people. and in neighboring poland - 571, if it now bans improvised cars actively there for a conditional $ 3,000, it is not there to buy any conditional opel of 2003 or before. about 237,000 were transported for three seats. such data are provided by the authors of the bill on extending the preferential period for customs clearance, in particular, 350 cars of the luxury class with a value of more than $50,000, and cars with a value of up to $10,000, about 70,000. irina and vitaly are among those who took advantage preferential customs clearance, the main thing is that with this car it will be easier to evacuate if the russian troops

which is currently being considered in the european court of human rights, but the main court to whichention is drawn is an investigation in the netherlands, it takes place in a specially equipped complex with a hip hall near the airport of the same name, the proceedings there have been going on for several years and we expect that this year, closer to the end of the year, the process will come to an end and we will hear the verdict. at the last meetings, the defense spoke, which contested some of the arguments of the prosecutor's office, voiced the motions. that is, these are mostly technical meetings and at the end of autumn or at the beginning of december, we are waiting for the last meeting at which the verdict will be announced. that the actions of the four suspects not only led to the downing of the plane and the death of 20,098 people, but also left deep scars in the souls of those who live. the prosecutor's office asked for life imprisonment for all four accused and added that no single punishment would be fair for them, but the judge emphasized that until until the verdict is

regions need, how much housing, schools, hospitals or roads restoration well, even if the european court of human rightsiges the russian federation to compensate for the damages caused to ukraine in the course of a full-scale war, it is unlikely that the aggressor country will do this, iryna mudra, deputy minister of justice of ukraine, stated that this is why, on behalf of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, it was a working group of ukrainian public figures, government representatives and leading lawyers, including international ones, has been created with the main task of creating an international legal mechanism for recovering compensation from russia to compensate for the decisions of the commission, there is a compensation fund that will be filled at the expense of the assets of the russian federation and related persons arrested and confiscated by the states participating in the treaty at the expense of direct contributions of the russian federation in the event that the russian federation agrees to participate in the mechanism at the expense of various types of taxes, customs duties on

speed and more incredible that gilla and gilla face the same sentence the day before the european court of human rightsa to ensure that the death penalty is not carried out, but moscow said that it will no longer listen to the decisions of the esl svitlana chernetska yuriy romanyuk details the british bureau of the inter marathon tv channel the only news nato president biden sent to the us congress documents regarding the admission to the alliance of sweden and finland are so necessary. according to the laws, the price of the document received will be discussed and voted on. and it is natural that a question will arise within the framework of this discussion possible accession to nato and ukraine in the us senate, now our special correspondent dmytro onopchenko will discuss everything with him dima, i congratulate you . by the rules of the senate, the upper house of the american congress, we are here, where do we join, must vote for the accession of any new country to the north atlantic alliance, well, today i was confirmed. and we still have sunday due the time difference that we received today just a

the 1st 2 deportation flights have been postponed after an intervention by the european court of human rights and an abrupt shift in the u . k. leadership for more or less, less costly to political analyst alessandra bruno. so thanks for being with us to help us wrap our minds around this one. so, britain is reportedly claiming that asylum seekers are fine with being sent to rwanda despite several detainees threatening suicide, including 3 attempts from an african migrant. what's your view on britain's actions? in this case? perplexed my who's perplexed i. i've heard of many schemes and how to handle migrants. and let me start by saying, i'm not a complete moralist that believes at all migrants should be processed and observed and allowed to the state because yes, it is quite problematic. there's no question about that. however, i don't think so far, any country had used this scheme whereby the migrants would be deported to a 3rd country that has nothing to do with the problem of the migrants. in other words, with the source of the, the reasons that push these people to, to leave. because mos

using cruise ships to house illegal migrants, curbing the power of the european _ migrants, curbing the power of the european court of human rightsalking _ candidate suella braverman was talking about before she was knocked out from _ talking about before she was knocked out from the race. but as john pointed — out from the race. but as john pointed out, there is a lot of practical— pointed out, there is a lot of practical difficulties so we had the two remaining candidates battling it out over— two remaining candidates battling it out over immigration and trying to talk as— out over immigration and trying to talk as tough as possible, the same thing _ talk as tough as possible, the same thing from — talk as tough as possible, the same thing from liz truss and we will see that next _ thing from liz truss and we will see that next. but the problem is for rishi _ that next. but the problem is for rishi sunak, probably, peoplejust wont— rishi sunak, probably, peoplejust won't quite believe him because he is seen _ won't quite believe him because he is seen as— won't quite believe him because he is seen as kind of having the fibre, r

definition of who qualified for asylum, that is reducing the power in this context of the the european court of human rightsned withholding aid from countries who don't co—operate on taking back asylum seeker. the most striking proposal, a cap on the number of refugees to be allowed into britain, with that cap being... decided by parliament. so rishi sunak going further than liz truss saying the current system is chaotic, broke ann it and an emergency. chaotic, broke ann it and an emergency-— chaotic, broke ann it and an emeruen . ., , ., emergency. both have been part of government — emergency. both have been part of government that _ emergency. both have been part of government that has _ emergency. both have been part of government that has been - emergency. both have been part of. government that has been responsible for getting a grip on what they say is a broken issue. it is for getting a grip on what they say is a broken issue.— is a broken issue. it is a key problem _ is a broken issue. it is a key problem for _ is a broken issue. it is a key problem for both _ is a broken issue. it is a key| proble

the first plan flight was stopped last month by the european court of human rights.if you watching the golf, there was a surprise when i for the golf, there was a surprise when ifor the open. let's go to the bbc sport centre. hello. i'm gavin ramjaun and this is your update from the bbc sport centre. cameron smith won the open championship at st andrews on a dramatic final day of action. the australian claimed his first major with a stunning final round at the old course. smith carded a bogey—free eight under par, which included five birdies in a row from the 10th to win on 20—under. it was that run that effectively won him the claret jug- he finished a shot ahead of american cameron young, and overnight leader rory mcilroy on 18 under. smith is the first australian to win the championship since greg norman in 1993. i think, to win an open championship in itself is properly going to be a golfer�*s highlight in the career. do it around st andrews isjust unbelievable. this place is so cool unbelievable. this place is so cool. i love the golf course, i love the town and

uh, when the european court of human rights and in the case of moldova in the case of other countriesided that it is illegal, even if a person is under arrest, but preventive arrest, that is, there is no final court decision that he is guilty there and so on cannot be prohibited him to communicate with representatives of the press, therefore, of course, they would very much like to forbid us to communicate with you, the current president has already publicly said several times how this is possible, and so on, but they also pretend to be europeans. they believe that they are here for some values ​​and so on, but they want to act tough. contrary to the decisions of the european, uh, authorities and so on, therefore, they haven’t banned it yet, maybe after our interview they will, we’ll see. well, he won't be seen here anyway due to the ban on russian news programs. they are already writing and listening. uh-huh igor nikolaevich is really very serious pressure on your whole family on you personally. when do you think everything will be resolved? we will survive 100%. i will survive. my f

the first planned flight was stopped last month by the european court of human rights.ome used to seeing footage from video cameras worn by police officers. but — from today, in a uk first — every frontline officer in west midlands police will be live streaming those body—cam images back to their control room — so the situation can be monitored in real time. our midlands correspondent phil mackie has been to see the new technology in action. siren wails. response officers beth and darren have been called out on a fairly typicaljob. so we're just going to a third party report that his neighbour has been robbed and attacked by four to five white males. no other details as of yet. injury to the head. apparently he's been hit with a glass bottle. but when they arrive, there's a difference. both officers have switched on their cameras and are sending a live stream back to the control room. he got the bottle and raised it up. smashed it across my head. yeah, i've seen some damage on your door. who's done that? them. they've done that as well, have they? do you want an ambulan

the european central bank, open day member, louis de kin dos his vice president at the european court of human rights in strasburg, spanish judge, maria eliza gay, is reportedly linked to opus day to i said, that's the tv it is all post is so it was not too late to void a prospective of this day. this is of course intentional. it's precisely about influence, the politics, the economy, culture, the judiciary, the whole academic field universities, academic and by, in other words, positioning yourself close to the elite thoughts or, and becoming harder. thea, lead yourself, i'm tired. these are elated suicide. the vatican in rome has been the center of christianity for 2000 years. and opus de founder, jose maria as craven moved to rome in 1946 to cement his position. he was also subsequently laying the groundwork for opus day to become an elite force within the vatican. before john paul, the 2nd became pope when he was still a cardinal in poland. he had great admiration for as clever and opus de es grove. our died in 1975 and did not live to see the election of john paul the 2nd to the papacy. but the

the european court of human rights has forbidden the french authorities to extradite to greece russianxander vinnik was informed about this by his lawyer frederik bel, and according to his information, greece was going to transfer vinnik to the united states to stop the extradition. it was possible only with the help of a complaint to the espch. oleksandr vinnik was detained in 2017. in greece, his extradition was sought by the united states and france, and at the end of 2020 by a correctional court. paris was sentenced genius to five years in prison and fined 100,000 euros on charges of money laundering, and after serving his sentence in france, vinnik must be returned to greece for extradition to the united states, where he faces another 55 years in prison. in the suburbs today passed the captivity of the mcc of the communist party of the russian federation, the participants gathered in one of the sanatoriums , according to tradition, gennady zyuganov handed over the party card to the new member of the communist party of the russian federation, and then presented a report and studied

into france of refugees in inflatable boats, as well as an initiative blocked by the european court of human rightsgun to the continent from which many actually offended with such difficulty. yes, we have scandal after scandal. we all now have a hard time and a new scandal. this is the last thing we need humorous newspaper the daily mach describes this race as five types of jerks who can lead the conservative party the newspaper divides applicants into species and subspecies, when darwin is on the list of five varieties jerks, obvious half-forgotten muddy nerds and a separate sheet under her leadership. nothing would have been done because she would have insisted on posing for her horrible pictures. every 5 minutes. the whole nation will live in anticipation of a new nightmarish speech about cheese against the backdrop of jones for everything else, the candidates look more boring, but boring does not mean better, they are all now trying to distance themselves from boris and say, i'm not like that, although the leaders of this race. rishi sunat paid exactly the same fine for participating in exactly

election, at the moment, having a debate which is like tory red meat, talking about the european court of human rightseople, candidates and we have been doing this over the past few weeks is that actually, what people really want to hear, but we want to hear from these candidates is what are you going to do about the cost of living and people are wondering how they'll get to the winter and they've talked about how that this teddy may cancel their holiday plans and keep the kids away. and they want to hear the candidates document the bread—and—butter issues and i think it's really important that the respective it's quite quickly away from some of those more red meat issues and onto the things across the country that they want to hear. why do you think the candidates are focusing on such niche issues given that people want to hear? you have to remember— that people want to hear? you have to remember that _ that people want to hear? you have to remember that the _ that people want to hear? you have to remember that the people - that people want to hear? you have to remember that the people that l that pe

the first planned flight was stopped last month by the european court of human rights. will bring a number of benefits. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. the unprecedented high temperatures we are set to see over the next few days has prompted the met office to release extreme heat warnings. there's going to be severe impacts to health and infrastructure through today and tomorrow as well. now, this is the zone where we've got the red extreme warning in force, across much of central and south—eastern england, with temperatures here topping a0 degrees or more in a few spots. more widely across england, wales, southern and south—east scotland, an amber extreme heat warning. now we are likely to break the all—time temperature records across much of the uk — for england, wales and for scotland — by several degrees, potentially, through today and tomorrow as well. so that hot air drifting its way up from the south at the moment. it's been exceptionally hot across portugal, spain and france, making its way across the uk now. so long spells

the first planned flight was stopped last month by the european court of human rights. all those many applications where we use petroleum, fossil petroleum fuels today, which cannot be electrified and there are many more of those then you may think, so aircraft, we are at the farnborough airshow here, aircraft is a really clear example, mainstream aviation needs liquid fuels indefinitely, really. the problem with global warming is the accumulation of carbon dioxide in the air, but it is not carbon dioxide in general, it is the fossil carbon that we have dug out of rocks and so, this is the type of thing we need to do. thanks for 'oinin: type of thing we need to do. thanks forioining us. _ type of thing we need to do. thanks forjoining us, paddy _ type of thing we need to do. thanks forjoining us, paddy low. _ type of thing we need to do. thanks forjoining us, paddy low. the - forjoining us, paddy low. the situations in which they have already tried this out an aircraft, they are now setting up a team with this in oxfordshire and after that process they are thinking of s

the first planned flight was stopped last month by the european court of human rights. seeking to import the crop, as well as seeking alternative sources for wheat and fertiliser usually sourced from russia and ukraine. the bbc�*s shingai nyoka travelled to the district of mudzi in north—eastern zimbabwe to find out how farmers are coping. ancient grains saved these subsistence farmers from the perfect storm of erratic grains, failed maize harvests and rising food prices due to the war in ukraine. translation: we planted a sizeable l maize crop and sorghum and millet| but we got nothing from the maize. it was scorched after there was no rain for three months. we harvested just the traditional grains. his wife's entire maize harvest, compared to sorghum and millet where she used a fraction of the seed and fertiliser. "i don't want to plant maize any more," she says. that proposition would have been unthinkable before. maize is the staple food here as well as a cash crop. it's also easier to market and process. it's why machines are key to increasing traditional grain out

the first planned flight was stopped last month by the european court of human rights.sion—making by those involved in the response. the committee of state legislators said there was a "lackadaisical approach" by authorities at the scene. nearly a00 officers rushed to the site but police waited more than an hour to confront the attacker. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, has fired two of his top staff over claims that some members of their departments were collaborating with russia. a number of people are being investigated for treason. at a news conference the president accused more than 60 employees of the prosecutor's office of working against the state of ukraine. and here's some showbiz news which may sound like it's 20 years old — but it's actually hot off the press. jenny from the block has become mrs affleck. two decades after they first dated — and 17 years after they split up the first time — jennifer lopez and ben affleck have tied the knot. the couple — dubbed "bennifer" — stood in line for their licence with four other couples at the famous litt

for talks that says european leaders are desperately seeking alternative energy suppliers to replace russian imports. however, human rights watch dogs are crying foul over the courting of the saudi prince. i feel profoundly troubled by the visit because of what it means for our world and what is means for jamal shoji. and people like him. the visits by m. b as to france and joe biden, to saudi arabia, do not change the fact that m b s as nothing other than a killer. if environmental as thought they were the only ones who were going to get short changed with this energy crisis, it looks like they're now joined by human rights activists. but it, when, when michael french president is constantly evoking the importance of human rights in different contexts. like for example, up paris is the birthplace of the universal declaration of human rights. how the defense of human rights is woven into europe's very fabric. but today, mohammed been solomon or effectually notice m b. s, is at the french presidential palace, which may or may not by the way, pale in comparison to the home where m b. s. is staying during his visit. we're talking here about a home that the new york times

for talks that says european leaders desperately seek alternative suppliers of energy to replace russian imports. however, human rights watch dogs are crying foul over the courting of the prince. the washington based group called democracy for the arab world now has filed a criminal complaint against the top saudi official, the organization established by slain journalist schumacher shogi is urging paris to investigate the prince over his a legit role in the 2018 killing of the dissident the don watch dog that tracks human rights violations in golf countries and promotes democracy, says been saw men should be stripped of diplomatic immunity, with 2 other advocate groups, reportedly also supporting the initiative earlier amnesty international criticized france for hosting the prince. i feel profoundly troubled by the visit because of what it means for our world and what it means for jamal cash, l g. and people like him. the visits by mohammed ben salmon to france and joe biden, to saudi arabia, do not change the fact that m b s is nothing other than a killer. if environmentalists thought they were the only ones who are going to get short changed with this energy

, well , the european parliament took place, by an overwhelming majority, condemned the violation of human rights in the united states in connection with the decision of the us supreme courtegin, and swearing by young states about the observance of human rights is absolutely wonderful. the only thing i argued here in general, in my opinion, the principle and this approach, that having a child is expensive, as soon as we start talking about hmm from such things as the price, but it seems to me that we are becoming like ourselves, but this american democrat, but it doesn’t matter at all. how much does it cost to have a child. and if you want to, uh, have a family, and you should want one, then you'll find that money. and you can, you can raise a child for tens of thousands of dollars, and you can raise a child for 2,000 dollars. and it will be as good a child as for 10.000 dollars. and maybe even and better a child can study in an hour and school a child can study in a public school, this applies to russia too. if we begin to think that a child is expensive, we ourselves will begin to think. we will become american. let's not think about it, let's think that a child is cool