hamish: who's to blame for this?lian government could have done more to open up dialogue earlier. i feel that the chinese government could have done more to accept dialogue earlier, i feel that we're just really a pawn in their political game. ♪♪♪ stephen: historic château tanunda looks out over the fields where the first barossa vines were planted in the 1840s. in happier times, the château's wines were enjoyed at the highest level. john geber: this was at the g20 summit in isbane in 2014, where our 100-year-old semillon was chosen as one of the showcase wines of australia. stephen: so you had the president of america and the president of china drinking your wine. john: and the president of château tanunda as well. stephen: dpite submitting to a forensic investigation by chinese officials, chateau tanunda received a prohibitive tariff, and the timing, in the lead up to the chinese new year sales, maximized the pain. john: so this is the year of the ox for 2021. unfortunately for us, of course, we came into all these

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w. political correspondent, leoni fun. hamish dine, thanks, ethan, joining us, both of you. loony. why is this man facing trial in a german court? well, 1st of all, he lives in germany. he came to germany as a refugee and was arrested in march of last year and has been in pre trial detention ever since. and german authorities can prosecute him on the basis of universal jurisdiction. that means that a foreign country, in this case, germany and can prosecute war crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocides. and regardless of where these crimes were committed and also regardless of the nationality of the suspects or the victims and germany has been pursuing these cases. and off, you know, these cases under universal jurisdiction quite actively in the past, and most notably in connection with the syrian regime. and but yeah, this is, as you said, a very significant day because it mocks. the 1st trial, anywhere in this world, in the world to prosecute and these human rights violations that happened in gambia during the john me era. or if i can turn to you, could you tell us how gam

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hamish de bretton gordon is a chemical and biological weapons expert.ukraine could be challenging. it will be a challenge to get that evidence. obviously there is a lot on social media and the defence minister has also commented. i am talking to a number of doctors, not in mariupol but in surrounding areas, who are looking at this too. it will be a challenge. they will need to get some environmental, earth—type samples and medical samples to confirm the allegations that some sort of nerve agent or toxic chemical has been used. it is rather out of the playbook that the russians have been using that they saw work so successfully in syria. and they have had trouble taking mariupol. we also know that the ministry of defence in the uk suggested yesterday that they might use white phosphorus, not a chemical weapon but it has similar attributes. it will be a challenge, for sure. you talk about syria, going back in time russian has been part of the opcw, the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons along with the un joint investigative mechanism, ar

hamish de bretton gordon is a chemical and biological weapons expert.joining us this morning on bbc news. these are allegations so far being made by this territorial group around the mariupol region. how do you go about gathering that evidence and what are the challenges in achieving it? it will be a challenge to get the evidence, obviously there is a lot on social media and the defence minister has commented. i am talking to a number of doctors, not in mariupol but surrounding areas, who are looking at this too. they will need to get some environmental earth —type samples and medical samples to confirm the allegations that some sort of nerve agent or toxic chemical has been used. it is rather out of the playbook that the russians have been using that face all worked so successfully in syria —— that they saw worked so successfully in syria. there was a suggestion yesterday that they might use white phosphorus, not a chemical weapon but it has similar attributes. it will be a challenge, for sure. ., ., ~' attributes. it will be a challenge, for sure. .,