all to the deer park, ukrainians should not delay in filing lawsuits on russia to the european court of human rightscording to the new rules, the victims have only four months from the date of the crime to the same march 16 by russia expelled from the council of europe, and for another six months she is still responsible for her atrocities, our journalists spoke with the victims and lawyers and found out how and when it is best to file a statement about the walls. that is, they are actually destroyed. this all needs to be sorted out, yes, i am also used to this movie 6. anatoly duba's house was turned into the scenery of a horror film. part of the premises was destroyed by a russian bomb. neighbors died instantly. months, and we will tell you on the last day well, he made it to russia to the european court of human rights, a form that is easy to download on the website of the organization has already been translated into ukrainian especially for us, and the man himself decided not to risk it and hired a lawyer, noted the damage, photos , submitted an extract from the criminal case, submitted there i

of the european court is long. that is, it is actually a matter for the future. currently, the european court of human rightsfor the verdicts of other international courts, where lawsuits against the aggressor were filed by ukraine, so it was with the crimean cases, of which eight and a half thousand have accumulated in the files since 2014, and all of them are still unanswered, but lawyers ask you not to give up, especially if you lost property , were forced to flee, your relatives were killed, or they or personally you were tortured, in particular, and raped. once there was a case when a relative of the applicant was abused and she did not speak, that is, they how relatives wanted her to turn to but she stopped speaking at all the more a person traumatized, the less she is inclined to look for a way out somewhere, and this is a big problem, lawyers ask to remember one more date - this is the so-called deadline of deadlines - on september 16, russia left and betrayed europe in march, and for another six months, such people will answer for their crimes for the time being as of june, the european court of hum

to understand that the implementation of the european court is long-term, that is, it is in fact, it is a matter of perspective, now the european court of human rights is waiting for the verdicts of other international courts where ukraine has filed lawsuits against the aggressor. this was the case with the crimean cases , which since 2014 have accumulated 8.5 thousand in the files and all of them are still unanswered, but the lawyers are asking not to put your hand down, especially if you lost your property , were forced to flee, saw your relatives, or did they, or did you personally experience torture, in particular rape , once there was a case when a relative of the applicant was abused and she did not speak, that is, they how the relatives wanted her to go to court, but she stopped talking at all. the more a person is traumatized, the less inclined she is to look for a way out somewhere, and this is a big problem. lawyers ask you to remember one more date - this is the so-called deadline of deadlines. on september 16, russia left the council of europe in in march and another 6 months, such people will be responsible for their crimes, as of june,

of the european court. that is, it is actually a matter for the future. currently, the european court of human rights is waiting for the verdict of others international courts, where ukraine filed lawsuits against the aggressor, so it was with the temples of which since 2014 eight and a half thousand have accumulated in the esl, and all of them are still unanswered, but the lawyers ask not to give up, especially if you lost property, were forced to flee, your relatives were killed, or they or have you personally experienced torture, in particular rape , once there was a case when a relative of the applicant was abused and she did not speak, that is, they how did the relatives want her to go to court, but she stopped speaking at all, the more a person she is traumatized the less she is inclined to look for a way out somewhere and this is a big problem, lawyers ask to remember one more date - this is the so-called deadline of deadlines on september 16. russia left the council of europe in march and will be responsible for its crimes for another six months, as of june the european court of human rights

they've been dreading this moment, the potential that the european court of human rights would rejecteuropean court of human rights would reject their final appeal. this essentially is the end of their legal case, theirfight essentially is the end of their legal case, their fight for archie battersbee to remain on life support. his mum has been with him every single day in the hospital behind me for the last 100 days, since he was found unconscious in his home in southend. she came out just a while ago and spoke to reporters, saying how deflated, how broken she was, and obviously has been an exhausting and traumatic period for the whole family. doctors, however, say that it is highly likely that archie is brainstem dead, and what that means is that his only machines around him and medical interventions that are keeping him alive at this stage. let's hear a bit of what hollie dance, his mum, had to say. absolutely devastated, frustrated, angry, _ absolutely devastated, frustrated, angry, let — absolutely devastated, frustrated, angry, let down, so many emotions, really _ angry, let dow

thought this was likely to be the case, so had already prepared the ground to apply to the european court of human rightsrights, mindful that they believed the option of going to be supreme court here in the uk was not going to be open to them and therefore they are now approaching the european court of human rights, they are speaking to their legal team about how this might unfold, what this might do to the timescale. we have already had several points this week by whichjudges have already had several points this week by which judges had have already had several points this week by whichjudges had ruled have already had several points this week by which judges had ruled that the life—sustaining measures should be withdrawn. those were passed because the hospital said, we would wait until legal matters were resolved. if there is now notification to them that there are further legal proceedings taking place, an application again, this is not the first application to the european court of human rights, there was one earlier in the week that was rejected byjudges here. we wait to see how that goes and there

archie battersbee's parents apply to the european court of human rights to try to postpone the removalf his life support, which was due to begin today. a review has found former met police chief, dame cressida dick, "may have breached professional standards" during an investigation into the murder of the private detective daniel morgan. the delivery of ballots for the conservative leadership election is delayed, after the security agency gchq warned that cyber hackers could change people's votes. another hosepipe ban is on the way, after all the hot dry weather — more than a million people will be affected in kent and sussex. hello, good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. foreign ministers from the g7 have said there is nojustification for what they called china's "aggressive" military drills in the taiwan strait. the exercises — which are taking place over the next four days from tomorrow — are in response to a visit to taiwan by the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi. miss pelosi has said her visit was intended to make it clear that the us won't abandon the island,

what else archie's mum been saying this morning archie's parents have taken this case to european court of human rightsropean court of human rights. this is the last illegal option the family harbour. the court may intervene, they may not. we know in previous cases, for example charlie garden, alfie evans, two other very sick children, the european court of human rights decided not to intervene in those cases. the application went there this morning. the hospital have said they will not make any changes to his care until they hear from the court. he is being kept on life support at the moment and the hospital says that of course their sympathies are with his family. i think you can tell when you see his mum just how much this family has gone through. he has been on life support for over 100 days. at the hospital so that it is highly likely that he is brain stem dead, which means this is the only thing which means this is the only thing which is keeping him alive on medical intervention and the machines surrounding the hospital bed. and without them, sadly, he would die. they think it is the kindest thi

european court i live. it is not how long it willj take if the european court of live. it is not how long it will- take if the european court of human rightsits deepest —— sympathies remain with hollie dance's family and aims to provide the best possible support to everyone at this difficult time. thankfully cases like this are very rare and disputes between family members and the medical team even more so. but when they do occur, they present everyone involved with very challenging ethical and legal questions. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani is here. this appears to be the last legal step in archie's parents' fight? yes, in theory, because the uk supreme court yesterday ruled that doctors could withdraw support because there was no legal impediment to do so and the courts had decided it was in the best interests of this poor little boy, to end his life support, because the medical evidence showed effectively no hope of recovery. the complicating issue is whether or not the european court wants to intervene. most experts are sceptical that will happen simply because the court in strasbourg has a long history of ruling in th

archie battersbee's parents apply to the european court of human rights, to try to postpone the removalhis life support — which was due to begin today. another hosepipe ban is on the way, after all the hot dry weather — the delivery of ballots for the conservative leadership are and premier league captains have decided their teams will stop taking the knee before every match. the anti—racism gesture will still be seen before big moments — including the boxing day fixtures and cup finals. another hosepipe ban is on the way, after all the hot dry weather — more than a million people will be affected in kent and sussex. the delivery of ballots for the conservative leadership election is delayed — after the security agency gchq warned that cyber hackers could change people's votes. and tributes are paid to roy hackett, the civil rights campaigner at the heart of the bristol bus boycott of the 1960s, who's died at the age of 93. if you have just joined if you havejustjoined us, warm welcome to bbc news, got to have your company this afternoon. china has said it will carry out live fire milit

their fight to every court in the land — from the court of appeal to the supreme court — even the un, before trying the european court of human rightseed with the medical experts that archie has no realistic chance of recovery and that it's in his best interest to withdraw the machines and care keeping him alive. so proud to be archie's mum. i couldn't have wanted for a better child. he really is an absolute legend. every single day of archie's life, i've told him i love him. archie's family would now like him to be transferred to a hospice. but they claim the royal london hospital in east london, where he's being treated, say that's not in his best interest. the family intend to challenge that at the high court and they have until 9 o'clock this morning, otherwise, archie's life support could begin to be withdrawn at ”am today. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. we can speak now to katharine da costa, whojoins us from royal london hospital. talk us through the very latest on this case. ~ �* . v talk us through the very latest on thiscase. ~ ~ . �*, , this case. well, archie's parents have said they _ this case. well, archie's parents have s

with an international group . which is responsible for the preparation of cases in the european court of human rights how long will these procedures take? unfortunately, i do not know, but uh, uh, without any document or a restored document, uh, a citizen of ukraine is not allowed to enter the country, although they are required to let at least for 30 days so that i could apply to the migration service to get the relevant documents and so on they said please give me any other document, uh, on the basis of which you and i have to let you pass the country, although by law they are obliged to let me pass the country, i say at least for a period of 39 years in order to fight for my rights attack i was refused a detour in ukraine and that's why i'm forced to be now outside of ukraine against my will and i will seek justice as long as it takes unfortunately, i don't know when the informational reason was related to you and crossing you the state border of entry into ukraine in the corresponding decision of the president in the information space , at least along with you, other prominent personalities of uk

a case went to the high court, the court of appeal, the supreme court and the european court of human rightsreed with doctors that it was not in archie's best interests for life support to continue. fitter for life support to continue. after careful thought _ for life support to continue. after careful thought does _ for life support to continue. after careful thought does not - for life support to continue. fr? careful thought does not help the family had to eventually accept they had exhausted all legal routes. tributes to archie left outside the hospital this morning. his family had wanted who moved to a hospice, away from what they saw as the noise and chaos of the hospital. that was refused, the trust arguing archie was in such an unstable condition that it was to greater risk.- that it was to greater risk. these cases when _ that it was to greater risk. these cases when they _ that it was to greater risk. these cases when they occur _ that it was to greater risk. these cases when they occur attract . that it was to greater risk. these cases when they occur attract a i cases when they oc

archie battersbee�*s family have applied to the european court of human rights after losing their latestal bid to have him moved to a hospice. israel launches multiple air strikes in the gaza strip, killing a senior commander of the palestinian group, islamichhad. at least ten people have been killed, including a child. medical unions warn that going from a fifth to a third of overseas staff in 7 years is unsustainable — we speak to some who've recently arrived. i was a bit nervous but i told myself, you know what lynette, this is what you want to do, this is your dream,settle down, and you will get this done. a clip leaked to the new statesman shows conservative leadership candidate, rishi sunak, telling an audience he diverted public money from "deprived urban areas" as chancellor. in birmingham, george miller becomes the oldest commonwealth games gold medallist in history at the age of 75. the first in a series of hosepipe bans came into force today, following the driest july in england since 1935. in the areas affected, people won't be allowed to use hosepipes to water plants and law

mother of 12—year—old archie battersbee says she'll submit a last—minute appeal to the european court of human rightsis life support being withdrawn this morning. south east water says a hosepipe and sprinkler ban will be imposed on people across kent and sussex from the 12th of august. the delivery of ballots for the conservative leadership election has been delayed, after concerns were raised that hackers could influence the outcome. a stark warning that the number of households with no savings is set to double to 5.3 million by 2024 due to the rising cost of living. and it's 50 years since nearly 30,000 ugandan asians began to arrive in the uk after being forced to flee their homes by uganda's then military ruler. we've been hearing some of their stories. the speaker of the us house of representatives nancy pelosi — has met the taiwanese president during a visit that's been strongly condemned by the chinese government. taiwan is self—ruled, but beijng sees it as a breakaway province that will eventually unite with it. it's an island roughly 100 miles from the coast of south east china. china took

the wrong decision, all these calls, it went to the high court, the court of appeal, the supreme court, the european court of human rightsother also had very much feeling that she had to do everything she could, everything she felt she needed to do, and she was able to say, despite the outcome, that she felt she had represented the wishes and needs of her son. but, ultimately, the cult came down in favour of the doctors, but the doctors —— the courts came down in favour of the doctors. they were looking at what was in the best interest of archie so even when it was in the case of the family wanting to move archie to a hospice because they didn't want him to die in the noise and chaos of the hospital, thejudges had to consider whether that was appropriate, and the judge whether that was appropriate, and thejudge in whether that was appropriate, and the judge in that case, late yesterday, decided that actually even moving him a short distance to the hospice would be too dangerous, and possibly might have died in the ambulance moving to the hospital. ultimately, what we need to remember is this is a young's boy life, this i

morning the family said they had to meet a9 a deadline to get an application into the european court of human rights supporting archie being turned off from potentially as early as 11am. they made that deadline but we have not heard anything from the court, but the hospital has given assurances to the family they will not change any of the treatment or care around archie until they hear back. we are into legal speculation about what is going on behind—the—scenes until we hear from thejudges. in recent years behind—the—scenes until we hear from the judges. in recent years there have been three similar cases before the strasbourg court and one was the case of charlie guard, a baby born with a very rare genetic disorder. in those cases the european court effectively ruled there had been no breach by doctors or the british courts of human rights by deciding to withdraw treatment because it says all the evidence had been looked at and it is a complicated situation and the judges in the uk had been best placed to make those decisions. we don't know how they are going to ruin the case of archie and that is

they fired an urgent appear to the european court of human rights. they say they will fight with everything they have until maxine is friends. ah, on the border between morocco and the spanish exclaim miller, security forces are violently driving back refugees the you and condemns what it calls the unacceptable use of excessive force moroccan border guards round up and attack people trying to get over the fence even in the government violence in content in a situation with no solution for either side it's difficult to tell who was alive and who might be dead. a troon was there that day via the heed you even in the floor. the heat is home. you know, after you knock out, you know, if you don't know anything, you come move they, they will leave you. if you come move there will hit you tell you, you can move. we meet a troon in the derelict school in casablanca, where he's been living. he level serious accusations against the spanish police. he says he had already reached european territory where he was seeking asylum, but he maintains the officers forci

they fire the nerd into peer to the european court of human rights. they say they will fight with everything they have until maxine is friendly. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making headlines around the worlds un secretary general, antonio guitar hash has urged governments to introduce special taxes on the profits of oil and gas companies to be made is common, come after some of the world's biggest energy firms posted a record quarterly profits driven by searching energy prices, which her, she said it was a moral for companies to profit from the crisis. hundreds of people have protested in bay route on the 2nd anniversary of the explosion of grain silos that killed over 200 people. they are demanding an international prob, after investigations into the incident stalls. during their protests, 2 more silos collapse. if fire had burned through the structures for several weeks and emergency services are still fighting a large fire in berlin's green involved forest, the blaze broke out at a police munitions depot. in the early ho

he can then appeal to the european court of human rights. her husband is a journalist on covering war crimes, not a spy. that's what stella sanchez keeps telling the media. the u. s. justice system however, sees things differently. they accuse him of inciting others to hack into computer networks. it will define the scope of press freedom in europe. is it permissible for a foreign power to reach into the europe in space and limit what the press can publish? think about if china were to do exactly the same thing and prosecute a journalist in germany on the same principle because that journalist exposed chinese crimes are keeping european governments should defend themselves against us interference. she says, the effect is to chill the press. because now what can happen to julian can happen to others. the fight to free her husband is exhausting, but giving up is out of the question, foster loss on until her husband is free. okay, let's take a look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world supporters. the former us preside

they filed a no, didn't appear to the european court of human rights. they say they will fight with everything they have until maxine is really a china has launch live foreign military drills around taiwan as tensions rise following the visits of us. how speaker nancy pelosi, johnny's military or 5 ballistic missiles into the waters, off taiwan, the government in typeface as it scrambled jets to warn off chinese aircraft that enter this air defense zone. and the number of taiwanese ministry websites have come on the cyber attack. recess pelosi left to taiwan pledging washington's iron clad commitment to defending democracy. the people's liberation army released these images of china, launching its biggest show force against high one in decades. navy and air force drills indicated in blue, have encircled the self governing island that china claims as its own. the drills included what beijing called precision missiles strikes in the taiwan strait. this new escalation comes as beijing hits back for us. how speaker nancy pelosi is visit to tie pe, pelosi rea

the mother of 12—year—old archie battersbee says she'll go to the european court of human rights to stop life support being withdrawn this morning. concerns that thousands of renters may miss out on help with their energy costs this autumn. with bills likely to rise above £3,500 a year, charities say they're worried some landlords won't pass on government discounts to their tenants. i'll have the details. and it's all or nothing for arsenal manager mikel arteta, as he speaks to us about the importance of family, discipline and passion ahead of the new season. good morning from the commonwealth games, where adam peaty has his spark back. after he reached the lowest of the lowest earlier this week, he roared back to form with gold in the 50 metres breaststroke. good morning. today will be less windy, _ good morning. today will be less windy, less — good morning. today will be less windy, less humid. more sunshine than yesterday. still a few showers in the _ than yesterday. still a few showers in the full— than yesterday. still a few showers in the full cast and i will tell you where _ in t

of court rulings, - of its care. we refuse permission... in a series of court rulings, ten - in a series of court rulings, ten judges agreed his treatment should be withdrawn. yesterday the european court of human rightsse where doctors and families have disa . reed. ., case where doctors and families have disaareed. ., , ., disagreed. one would understand archie in the _ disagreed. one would understand archie in the minds _ disagreed. one would understand archie in the minds of _ disagreed. one would understand archie in the minds of the - disagreed. one would understand archie in the minds of the familyl archie in the minds of the family still alive and they don't want to lose their boy. i think sadly that happens. however, those kinds of disconnect prima relatively rare. his parents now face another wait to find out if they will be able to move their son to a hospice where they can say goodbye. helena wilkinson, bbc news, royal london hospital. the time is 1.18. our top story this lunchtime. the bank of england thinks britain will end the recession later this year. a series of earthquakes has triggered a volcano near recce wreck in iceland. coming up in sport on the bbc news channel... scotland's1,

and why should we expose ourselves to the robes of the fact that we lose some means the international court, first of all, the european court of human rightswhy it is said that we improve this mechanism, not demolish it , and improve it, that we strengthen the position of the state, and if, for example, we convince the experts of the european commission in this discussion that this is our old mechanism, we can preserve it, perhaps by adding certain improvement , then let the old one remain. i am absolutely not against it, and my colleagues from the faction in our candidate are not against it, and the working group that was formed with the support of the council of europe is not against it, the main thing is the noise that will be the state was as much as possible minimized, preferably to zero, the risk of losing the international court of justice so that we have this so that we are not just this black list and in the future so that we have a protected black list here er, if possible briefly explain the current situation, in particular the dynamics in the process of returning three tv channels to broadcasting

the case was referred to the high court, the court of appeal, the supreme court and the european court of human rightsith doctors. after careful thought we refuse permission to appeal. the family eventually had to accept they had exhausted all legal roots. no family should ever have to go through what we have been through, it's barbaric. tributes to archie left outside the hospital today. his family had wanted him moved to a hospice away from what they saw as the noise and chaos of the hospital. that was refused, the trust arguing that archie was in such an unstable condition it was too great a risk. in a statement barts health nhs trust said its thoughts and condolences were with archie's family and said that treatment had been withdrawn in line with court rulings about his best interests, and it said staff had shown extraordinary compassion over months caring for archie and in often distressing circumstances. archie's family have said they are broken. the end of a life played out in the courts and in the public domain. simon, it is tragically impossible sometimes, isn't it, to reconcile inconsolable

while at the same time, there have been rulings from the european court of human rights for greece toistance to its people. while at the same time, we had to see unfortunately yet another death of a child at the borders and a lot of publicity for this intervention to happen. >> scientists are still searching for clues after tons of dead fish were found. the river runs between poland and germany before flowing into the baltic sea. both countries have said they believe a toxic substance is to blame. 150 water samples have failed to find a cause. an environmental catastrophe with warnings the waterway could take years to recover. we have more. >> august is usually a month when anglers prosper, but not this august. for along the river, more than 10 tons of fish have been killed. something unheard of for people living here. >> i have been fishing here for 40 years and have never experienced anything like this on this scale. it gives me goosebumps when i see how many dead fish there are. >> official advice is for people to stay away from the river while the authorities established what is k

the first flight in june was canceled after a ruling by the european court of human rights. e u.k. has funded additional coastal surveillance in france. politicians on both sides of the channel criticized each other for not doing enough to stop the crossings. the british government has said it will continue to push back but for those making these risky journeys, the hope of a better future is strong. >> with elections scheduled in italy, political parties are selling out their stalls. a far right candidate is already popular in the polls so italy could be set for far right government for the first time since the days of benito mussolini. more from room. -- rome. >> the party has fascist rules so it is seen in that way come a far right party. an interesting character. she is just 45 years old. born here in rome. she comes from a working-class background. she is seen as a fiery voice of the people. very relatable as opposed to those on the left perhaps seen as more radical. in her party, she is known to be an admirer of figures such as drawer bond, the hungarian -- victor or bo

is italian, if he takes care of his health, life and justice, he wants to be european the court of the case everything is very simple and the european court of human rightsecognize who is right and who is wrong, what fine should be paid, what should not be paid, and so on and so on, that's why i'm not here, i can still introduce this into politics, but into jurisprudence, i'm just from myself i would also like to add that it is important that we now have a reform that is going on and going well. in our country, the supreme council of justice appoints members of the ethics commission . everything is very difficult there, because some strange people appear on the one hand. to what are the questions, uh, they assign omissions that a person represents the party, a servant of the people, uh, it can be seen from the video that he was but he wanted to escape, he offered money uh, to the police who detained him, that is, it 's all on the video, but well, but in fact, you know how they say the war writes everything now well now it's not a loud story well now tell me there trukhin 850 uah to say but who is he where what what forest who went where forget we have a

ready to guarantee the basic rights and freedoms of its citizens, and for this purpose in 1959 the convention on human rights was adopted to protect which the european courtman rights was created well, still , any citizen of a member state of the council of europe, a citizen of a member state of the council of europe can file a complaint against the state. ukraine became a member of the council of europe in 1995, a year earlier than in russia, which joined in 1996 and very much it was important for us when the russian aggression began that the council of europe became one of the few international organizations that really started to do something and not just limited itself to expressing its concern as many others did, for example in 2014 the russian the delegation was deprived of the right to vote at the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, and russia's silence continued until 2019, and this year, when russia began its full-scale, long-term aggression, the council of europe went even further and on march 16 in 2022, it completely excluded russia from its membership, which in general would be a very broad gesture. taking into account the fact t

the family have insisted they will fight to get to move to a hospice after the european court of human rightse the withdrawal of his life support. they say they want the 12—year—old to have a dignified death at a place of their choosing. the price cap on household energy bills in england, scotland and wales is to change every three months, rather than six. the industry regulator, ofgem, said the aim was to provide some stability in the energy market. bills soared in april, and are expected to rise again in october, when the cap goes up. the chief executive of ofgem, jonathan brearley, said they wanted to support customers. i talk to customers every week and i know that everyone is worried about the way our energy market is changing and energy prices are changing. that is driven by global events, it's ultimately driven by more demand from asia but most importantly, russia, for whatever reason, withholding gas from that international market. this market isn't only facing rising prices, it is very, very volatile. what we've got to do as a regulator is two things. first, yes we need to make sure

and the military administration, like uh, he is still 14 people going to sue to of the european court of human rights, you have already mentioned the united states of great britain, that is, how do you see this mechanism, well, that is, you are suing in these countries in order to where the property has already been seized, that is, in the russian federation, the most appropriate time is the most correct time for the purpose of validly received completeness of the formation. maybe even e -th way for our other colleagues, are there already any forecasts that have been made on how in general this will affect the aggressor, that the wars of ukraine have left more than 22% of the population more than 30% of the center of the nation unhealed of military action, e-e, such that they would be in one autumn before the reduction of e-farmers, the reduction of which investments were future, how much, e-e, according to preliminary calculations, at the end of the 22nd year of the 23rd season, the glory will be agrosets, or by 10 billion dollars this year for the reserve account, the interest, in particular, is no