israel's high court helps to cover it up. adding insult to injury, israel backed a move at the u n by historyto rewritew the of this particular genocideanda as a larger quid pro quo -- genocide as a larger quid pro thewith paul kagame, to president, to take deported asylum seekers, deported from israel. cover of an explosive book when it was theished in 2010, detailing never before known at of cooperation between israel and the apartheid government of south africa. israel was south africa's closest ally, it's most important arms supplier, and eventually, it's only friend in the world of the could no longer look the other way from the crimes of apartheid. the coordination between the two countries was unprecedented. the respective intelligence chiefs held regular meetings, sharing information, training and surveillance. they gave unfettered access to each other's military tactics, missions and intelligence. their relationship was actually deeper than mere trade and coordination. moral had a spiritual and of entity the aparthei

israel's high court covered it all up. in myanmar, we know that israel continued to transfer weapons to the burmese arm long after they were accused of war crimes. israel was selling arms to myanmar well after a european union and the united states imposed an arms embargo on the country. the ruling was kept classified to stop the sales. we know israel continued to supply armored land and water vehicles and artillery to the burmese military. once again, israel supplied arms to myanmar while it was known they were committing ed inting cleansing and an embargo in place and israel's high court covered it up and enabled it. in rwanda, going back to the 1990s, to another horrific genocide, an estimated 1 million men, women and children were massacred in rwanda in a space of 100 days. it's said to be the fastest pace of genocide in human history. israel provided the rifles, ammunition and grenades that made it all possible. mac, in petitioning the israeli high court to declassify the arms transfers, quoted the israeli arms dealer

some presidential candidates have called for adding justices from nine to perhaps 15 on the high court. others have talked about the need for supreme court reform, and trying to depoliticize it. here is some of the pitch for what some suggest is supreme court packing. >> if there were five justices selected by democrats, five justices selected by republicans, and those ten pick five more justices independent of those who chose the first ten -- i think that's an idea that we should exploit. >> one idea i think is interesting is you have 15 members but only ten of them are appointed in the political fashion. five of them can only be seated by a unanimous agreement of the other ten. the bottom line is we've got to make some kind of structural form to depoliticize the supreme court. >> candidates clearly think this connects with the democratic base. here's one reason -- judge merrick garland was nominated by president obama in 2016 but never received a hearing or a vote in the united states senate. then one president trump won the election, neil gorsuch was nominated, confirmed, and sits o

vindicated by the high court, sir cliff richard after he won his landmark privacy battle against the bbc last year. it's going to take me a little time to get over the whole emotional factor, and so i hope you'll forgive me. the bbc broadcast a police search of his surrey home after being falsely accused of a sexual offence. a seniorjudge said it was a serious breach of his privacy and should never have been broadcast. now he isjoining a growing campaign to protect the anonymity of some people facing police investigation. the singer says the media's reporting of the false allegations he faced was the worst thing that had happened to him in his entire life. a stigma that's been almost impossible to eradicate. and that has led him to believe only a new law can protect others from the same misery. the campaign joined by sir cliff calls for a simple change in the law. a legal guarantee of anonymity for anyone under investigation for a sexual offence, that would prevent media reporting, unless and until the individual is charged. today, the campaign's leaders

potentially a very important role in the coalition building after the election despite this ruling by the high court area court also reinstated candidates who've been barred by the election committee where they stand on the political spectrum. well they are from the left wing in terms of the jewish candidate who is part of that mainly palestinian israeli palestinian list and also this party. which is a fusion of two israeli palestinian parties now they have been targeted by the israeli right as being terrorist supporters people like michael ben are equal israeli palestinian is in the in their entirety as a fifth column against the jewish state and so they were excluded by what is a politicised body the elections committee on march the sixth now the high court has decided that was in error and that they that while some of the statements have been troubling in the high court's opinion it did not merit their being excluded from the elections and so by the same margin eight one they were voted eligible to stand people on the israeli right the justice minister members of the new right party which is part

and effort to tap into lingering progressive anger over president trump's two nominees over the high court>> when it swings back around to us what are we going to do? >> the solution too many democrats? more is best, among the proposals rotating justices on and off the bench from appellate courts and term limits for currently life tenured federal judges. >> term limits might be one thing, it gives every president the ability to choose three, people holding onto those seats i don't think is necessarily healthy. >> pete buttigieg has his own plan. >> one thing i think it's interesting, you have 15 members but only ten of them are appointed in the political fashion, five of them can only be seated by a unanimous agreement of the other ten. >> the constitution does not establish a set number of justices. there were initially six members of the high court, then five, then seven, then nine, down to eight, ten for a while, back down to eight before finally settling on nine a century a half ago. >> i will appoint justices who will not undertake to override the judgment of the congress. >> franklin

he argued that the constitution did not rent the high court that kind of power. >> nor parenthetically does it mention the number of judges. >> reporter: his proposed solution was packing the court with more justices friendly to his cause. it didn't work but but flash forward to the growing democratic field for 2020 and you will find his idea is graining backers. >> make the united states supreme court follow basic rules of ethics. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren hasn't hidden her disdain for the high court. she says republicans stole a court seat from president obama when they refused to consider judge merritt carlin. senator booker has talked about term limits and others have gone further. >> one idea that is interesting is that you have 15 members but only 10 are appointed in the p president trump's stamp on the court. all of this raises a tough question. if we open the store what is the limit? >> but where does it end? let's say if president harris adds to justices, the next republican president 4 to 8 years after adds two more and you have this constant cycle until we end up

if the high court found the draft law unconstitutional the government did not want anyone to die because of an invalid law. the court had several challenges and heard them in late 1917. the court wanted within limits to be as helpful in the warefforts as it could. when they recognized the two labor cases were on the courts calendar for which he was supposed to be counseled he worried he would be unable to argue them. the attorney general was willing to the court to decide on the basis for the briefs but brandice had been involved earlier. frank was not sure the majority of the remaining justices would support the law. he made an appointment to see douglas white and white says my son what brings you. frankfurt says mr. chief justice i am not at all clear that i should put to you this matter but i come to you as though a confessional. white said tell me my son, just speak freely. so he did and the court turned down the request to have the cases decided on the briefs. the court wanted the administration to delay deciding an important antitrust case. during the administration the justice dep

the high court heard oral argument earlier in the day. this is an hour. [applause]

outside the high court in kuala lumpur, our southeast asia correspondent, jonathan head.orces have resumed their attack on baghouz, the so called islamic state group's last stronghold in syria. is once had dreams of a global caliphate, but most of the group's die—hard supporters have now surrendered to kurdish forces. as is faces its final battle, civilians have been fleeing. they include yazidi women and children, who were enslaved by the group for years. earlier, the bbc was given an exclusive look inside baghuz. 0ur middle east correspondent quentin sommerville and cameraman jewan abdi have sent this report. this is the end of the road. beyond here, we were given a first look inside all that remains of the islamic state group's caliphate. is are close enough to shoot. under their black flag — it was raised only the day before — the diehards hold firm. improvised bombs are left behind, but the caliphate is reduced to squalid camps. no one knows how many remain inside. the men of the syrian democratic forces wait for the final assault. just a mile away, is true believers

according to a document published by spain's high court, the group went to america, where they say theyfbi. the organisation claiming responsibility declared three weeks ago what they are calling a north korean government—in—exile. david campa nale reports. north korea's embassy in madrid. according to papers at spain's high court, ten people identifying themselves as campaigners for the liberation of north korea used subterfuge to enter. drawing on a police investigation of the incident, a judge said that, while holding embassy staff hostage for four hours, the group stole a mobile phone, computers, hard drives, and usb sticks. three of the intruders, who spoke korean, took an embassy official into the basement and encouraged him unsuccessfully to defect from north korea. all are now believed to be in america, where their leader handed over material to the fbi. washington has denied reports it was behind the attack. for any details on their investigation, i would have to refer you to spanish authorities. can you say that the united states government, at least, had nothing to do with th

the 28—year—old male has been charged and remanded in cast lead to appear in the high court on the aprilmissioner has said, the man is currently facing one count of murder, but obviously there will be further charges laid. police are working to build a picture of this tragic event, a complex and comprehensive investigation is under way. the police commissioner has already said that he will look to provide further details tomorrow. that update will include what has happened with the two individuals that you are aware of who were arrested stop i spoke about it earlier today. coming back to the issue of the burial of victims. i know that this is a key concern for members of the community. the deputy commissioner of ethnic services has travelled to christchurch. he was with us at hagley college. alongside 15 additional ethnic liaison officers, who are working to support the community. these specialists will work alongside local staff to support families there. they are assisting to repatriate them with their loved ones in a way that is consistent with muslim faith, while taking into account

not to waste time over there come a fools errand with regards to radically making over the high courtr measures to stop any attempt at packing the court. in washington, fox news. jon: washington on edge now as special counsel robert mueller 's report is finally in william barr 's hands. could remail the conclusions as early as tomorrow. the political and legal impact of all of this as a "fox report" continues with special coverage at the top of the hour. ♪ raquen... rakutahn... rakooten... ♪ rakuten oh! is this my money? whoaaah! haha! rakuten ♪ ahhh! rakuten! you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a few years old or dinosaur old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and

according to papers that spain's high court, ten people identifying themselves as campaigners for thea police investigation of the incident a judge said that while holding embassy a judge said that while holding e m bassy staff a judge said that while holding embassy staff hostage for four hours, the group stole a mobile phone, computers, hard drives, and usb stick ‘s. three of the intruders, who spoke korean, took an embassy official into the basement and encouraged him, unsuccessfully, to defect from north korea. all are 110w to defect from north korea. all are now believed to be in america, where their leader handed over material to their leader handed over material to the fbi. washington has denied reports it was behind the attack. for any details on their investigation, i would have to refer you to spanish authorities. can you say the united states government, at least, had nothing to do with this? united states government had to do with this. thank you. this unverified video footage said by spanish media to have been filmed inside the embassy. it shows the smashing of pictures o

has expelled him from his social work of course a decision up held by a high court ruling that decision has raised concern in the christian community. the court has ruled the domicil goal is entitled to hold his biblical views on sexual ethics he's not entitle to express them but freedom to belief without freedom of expression is no freedom at all this ruling will have a chilling effect on christian students are pinned down the country who will now understand that their personal social media past may be investigated for political correctness this isn't the first time a christian has been removed from his place of study or work in the u.k. due to their beliefs in twenty eleven housing trust manager was demoted and got a forty percent pay cut after saying a gay wedding in a church was an equality too far four years later a nursery worker was fired after criticising the lifestyle of a lesbian coworker both appeal the decisions and one cases against their own players for unjust dismissal well we can be joined live now by the expelled student himself for mr felix and bowler and mr keith best

lorna gordon, bbc news at the high court in glasgow.ng, following a survey of hospital doctors in the uk. the college says it will now take a neutral stance on whether doctors should be allowed to help terminally ill patients end their lives. our medical correspondent, fergus walsh, is here. how significant is this decision? its symbolic only, it makes no difference at all to the law, assisted dying bill is illegal, punishable by up to 15 years in prison. if you look at the figures, 43% of doctors polled were opposed to the college supporting assisted dying. 32% were in favour. more doctors opposed and yet the college has switched to a neutral position. it's done that because it said on such a contentious issue they needed to bea such a contentious issue they needed to be a supermajority of 60%. now it will be welcomed by those who are campaigning for assisted dying bill but it has infuriated and dismayed opponents, who say it's a sham poll, it's a travesty, politically inspired. so a lot of argument about this, but it does actually tak

the high court over an unpaid tax bill. will see 18 live matches broadcast every season. that is more than ever before. the deal runs until at least 2025 and includes online clips and highlights. britain's most successful cycling team is now owned by britain's richest man. sojim ratcliffe has bought a team sky and will take full control on me the first. he talks to sir ben ainslie here. the name was changed to team ineos after the petrochemical company that he owns and he will pump around £40 million a year into the team. that is the main story on the team. that is the main story on the back page of the guardian this morning. tour de force is their headline. they say the team's steinman geraint thomas and chris froome are excited by the takeover. the times says the former australian captain steve smith is after a contract in the county championship ahead of the ashes this summer. mira reckons that eddiejones turning into jose—maria new and what they call his boring mind games. and we really like this coming from social medi

court yesterday, charged with murder and has been remanded till the 5th of april to appear at the high courto know that to other people were apprehended at accord and during this operation. and a firearm when he sees from them. one of those persons, a woman has been released without charge. the man in that vehicle has been charged with firearms offences and at this point we do not believe that they were involved in these attacks. some of you will also be aware that another man was arrested as a result of this investigation. what i can say is an 18—year—old man will appear in court oi'i 18—year—old man will appear in court on monday. but that arrest was tangential to this matter and we do not believe that he was involved in this attack either. further to this ican this attack either. further to this i can say you will see an immediate reporting that a list of victims names have been shared with family. that list was compiled as a result of work done with victims and with senior religious leaders and was done to get some certainty to victims families. this is not a formal list and we will be u

the high court in the maldives has released -- demanded the release.g there is no legal reason to detain him for more than a month. he was arrested on suspicion of money laundering. he is accused of transferring $1 million to his personal account but he denies the charges. vowed to tackle corruption, now, with an election on sunday, that promise could come back to haunt him. he is trailing in the polls. this is the house that he built on a sprawling estate cussing an estimated $400 million, all stolen from the taxpayer. corruption museum of on a colossal scale. the ukraineince president was forced to flee in exile, corruption remains in people that the country cannot seem to shake off. institutions are corrupted. court for aay in prominent activist who has made plenty of enemies investigating corruption among officials. but itno lasting damage, could have been worse. another activist was the victim of an acid attack that killed her, slowly after three agonizing months in the hospital. >> is part of my job. >> you accept that it is a risk. collection is

because the lesson to be taken away from the connecticut high court today is that a firearms manufacturerr that markets in a deceptive way can be drawn into court and they don't want that to happen. >> under federal law, firearms manufacturers and sellers, you correct me if i'm wrong here, they pretty much have immunity when someone takes a gun and kills people, is that an overstatement or an oversimplification? >> you stated the law exactly. generally speaking, firearms manufacturers have immunity when somebody takes a gun and uses it to hurt someone. but there are exceptions to this federal law. and one of those exceptions are when a plaintiff proceeds under another law that has to do with sales -- i'm sorry, with marketing and advertising. that's an exception. and in this case, the plaintiffs are proceeding under essentially a consumer protection law, state law. and the court concluded, while it was a close call in some respects, ultimately that consumer protection law does relate to advertising and marketing. and for that reason it is an exception to the general rule that firearms man

the high court's decision means the ban will stay into effect while challenges to it move forward in wer court. gun advocates say the administration exceeded authority by banning bump stocks. >>> "the washington post" reports house lawmakers introduced a bill to make puerto rico the are 51st state. the bipartisan measure has the backing of puerto rico's government. several democratic presidential candidates also support it. it would give the island house and senate representation and also an electoral vote. president trump opposes it. it's expected to face opposition in the republican-controlled senate. yesterday mr. trump defended the amount of aid given to the island in the wake of hurricane maria in 2017. >> puerto rico has been taken care of better by donald trump than by any living human being, and i think the people of puerto rico understand it. >> the administration's assistance to the island has been widely criticized by port ricans and members of congress. >>> the orlando sentinel says nasa is looking for paid volunteers to stay in bed for two years. bed rest mimics weightles

happening in high court proceedings are underway i'm not aware of all the details. in the end of what i did do you have a report on the trial. the colonel. yes about is. has been charged with espionage last. atmosphere there is now officially a retired one as for the relationship between the two countries. we have a wonderful atmosphere right now we can. we know how to separate one issue from another. we try to discuss issues wherever we have we try to address them and tackle them. and as i said he would like to see our tone is just the same we probably want to promote diplomacy. and friendship. as i said earlier it's still. one point she decided to go public in accusing russia of used specific channels for voicing their concerns. and i'm sure every profession is a particular one and you should never. you should never confuse these two professions that has never led to anything positive either in life or i mean that in the work radio but rick perry the secretary for energy in the u.s. . will be still sanctions against north stream pipeline projects and companies tha

this, after some 2020 democratic presidential hopefuls signaled their willingness to expand the high court to as many as 15 justices. other controversial proposals facing pushback include abolishing the electoral college and lowering the voting age to 16. ellison barber, with the news in washington. >> a number of democrats eyeing the white house are talking about making big changes to the supreme court. so far, at least six possible 2020 candidates have talked about the idea of adding more judges to the high court. some are explicitly advocating for it, others are approaching with a bit more caution. they say it's an idea that is worthy of consideration. >> i think i would like to start exploring a lot of options and we should have a national conversation. term limits for supreme court justices bambi one thing, gives every president the ability to choose three. people holding onto the seats in ways that i don't think is necessarily healthy. >> age limit? >> i think term limits might be a better way of saying that. >> is not just about four and more justices on the court. when i think we n

appearance in the crusher's high court on five april. fifteenth. i've noted you're not making an application to the admission. sunday thank you not making any application for suppression of publication if you would die of any particular thing could lead to reggie to for cation i do have. until the. a show of the next appearance suppressing publication of the name of the name victim or even a message that could lead to that person's idea for cation their true mordor is made on the grounds that otherwise they could be and you how much. fame. on their faces for mr terence you are remanded in custody come to five trial and i'm. pretty sure that i will place a stand just. so that is what happened a short while ago in the courtroom let's bring in our correspondent in christchurch andrew thomas who's across all the latest developments and andrew mike bush the police commissioner speaking just a few moments ago was asked about the suspect and what he said was that this person was not known to intelligence services but now there are lingering questions as t

other states have weighed in saying if the high court rules against the cross, it could affect similarts across the country. analysts predict the court is inclined to support keeping the cross on public land. but we'll know before the end of june, when a decision is expected. >> when we return, a sign of the times. after more than three decades of renting and rewinding, there's only blockbuster video left in one the world. but for how long? ♪ ♪ soledad: finally, before netflix and online streaming, blockbuster was king, with more than 9000 stores in operation. remember all the late fees from blockbuster? by the end of this month, there will only be one blockbuster left in the entire world. the blockbuster in perth, australia, recently announced it's closing its doors for good on march 31. which leaves the blockbuster in bend, oregon, as the last store standing. one might think that store is on shaky ground too, but the general manager says nope, no plans to close. in fact, the store is opening up to ten new accounts a day. the bend blockbuster has become a sort of tourist attraction wi

fight goes on while some of the victims' families are looking to challenge the decision in the high court the u.k.'s defense minister vowed the british government would provide full support to the former soldier facing the murder charges as the decision reverberates throughout the city many here are mindful that the delicate he switches held up here could be at risk of erupting into angry reactions some will complain of a whitewash others will continue to be haunted by one of the darkest episodes in northern ireland's recent history sony vaio al-jazeera darry the us is considering ways of stopping master card and other financial institutions from processing transactions in venezuela it's the latest effort by the troubled ministration to starve president nicolas maduro governments of money the u.s. is also revoked hundreds of it as well and since monday some of the last u.s. diplomats have now left venezuela vice president mike pence is urging venezuelans to keep fighting against government washington and its allies are backing the opposition leader won by doke. sports is coming up. thank

indonesian citizen city i shot charges against her dismissed and she was able to walk out of here the high court a free woman now prosecutors then did not say why they were dismissing charges against the city i shot but we've since learned that the indonesian government had been lobbying hard for her release they had brought the matter up in bilateral meetings they wrote letters to the malaysian government saying that not only they believed city i share with innocent but that they said she was deceived and had been used as a tool by north korea intelligence now so the vietnamese government had been trying to do the same for a citizen these last few days but to no avail prosecutors have decided that they are not dropping charges against. her will still have to continue now she had already begun to be part of a statement on monday but she was too distraught to continue when she found out that city i shall would be released and the same thing happened today her lawyer said she's too distraught to continue so they have asked for an adjournment but when the matter resumes on april first we expect she

court yesterday charged with murder, and he has been remanded to a 5th of april to appear in the high court you others were apprehended and during this operation in court in. a firearm was seized from them. when of those persons, a woman, has been released without charge. the man in that vehicle has been charged with firearms offences, and at this point we do not believe that they were involved in these attacks. some of you will also be aware, that another man was arrested as a result of this investigation. what i can say is that an 18—year—old man will appear in court on monday, but that arrest was tangential to this matter, and we do not believe that he was involved in this attack. further to this, ican involved in this attack. further to this, i can say and you may designate a media reporting, packed a list of victims names has been shared with family. that list was compiled as a result of work done with the victims, and with senior religious leaders, and it was done to get some certainty to victims families. this is not a formal list. and we will be unable to share exact details of vict

office full short they will look for judicial review they will even take appeals as far as the high court and beyond so i think is some way to go in all of this but at least the principle has been breached that no security force members are to be investigated and i think it is a moral victory for the families and what do you think about britain's defense secretary offering full support to the accused officer. well the defense side secretary probably feels some moral of sense ultimately speaking he is responsible in political terms for the british armed forces. and so he may face a partial level he may also feel that his office the mines not where i take issue with some of the statements he and some of his cabinet colleagues have made in the past is the idea that some form of amnesty can be extended to security forces that would not also be extended to members of the legal organizations who carried out bombings who carried out the most execution of civilians throughout the war if you give an amnesty to one set of people you must by by human rights law extend it to everyone i don't think th

but in february, the high court ruled the "ideal solution" would be for him to return to his home withook at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. but on the trains: southern services are disrupted between east croydon and london bridge and victoria. that's due to electricity supply problems. turning to the roads in forest hill: the a205 london road has temporary traffic lights and roadworks at the junction with sydenham hill. finally in hammersmith: fulham palace road has a lane closed for telecoms work northbound, near the junction with inglethorpe street. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. 0nce good morning. once again, the wind strengthened overnight last night. we have had some rain, you might just get a bit of drizzle this morning but it is largely cloudy. another windy day and still with further outbreaks of rain and some showers likely as well. the wind speeds could strengthen before it is as little this afternoon, outbreaks of rain popping up anyway, could get some brighter spells further north the temperature still reaching

very convincing now if these attacks are confirmed they're currently under investigation by the high court. but the responsibility of the cia is confirmed and that good to have devastating implications for diplomatic relationships between the two countries are not least because of international conventions covering the inviolability of diplomatically gay sions. the spanish foreign minister has stated he will not comment on an ongoing investigation but we've asked both the north korean embassy and spain's interior ministry for reaction. and their strike by u.s. led forces has reportedly killed allied afghan soldiers they're contradictory reports on how many were killed our reporter at the site has more. we have information from an afghan senator who actually happens to be from that village and some other afghan officials who said this incident took place when a group of american soldiers as well as an afghan special forces unit were on their way for an operation and they tried to use flashlights trying to see who was there not knowing that it was the afghan national army position there when

very convincing now if these attacks are confirmed they're currently under investigation by the high court. but the responsibility of the cia is confirmed to not care to have devastating implications for diplomatic relationships between the two countries are not least because of international conventions covering the inviolability of diplomatically geishas. the spanish foreign minister has stated he will not comment on an ongoing investigation but we've asked both the north korean embassy and spain's interior ministry for reaction let's discuss this with former greek diplomat me and my description socialist welcome to the program many think the attack was deliberately done in such a way that people would suspect the cia is that fist feasible. i think it was done. by the cia by the cia basically because we must also go on and back to the past to two thousand and five when the cia made a rendition into the of the. middle and he was taken to egypt and the. justice issue of the event restored for put it to a politically cia agents and that this was that was transmitted to the united states gov

judge merrick garland was nominated to the high court in 2016 but never received a hearing or a vote when president trump won the election, neil gorsuch was nominated and now serves on the supreme court. so there is some clear frustration. >> first, they steal a supreme court seat, and they turn around and change the rules on filibuster for supreme court seats so it swings back around to us, what are we going to do? my answer on that is all the options are on the table. >> senator warren is not alone. one likely candidate floated this idea on fox news sunday. >> one idea that i think is interesting, 15 members but only ten of them are appointed in the political fashion, five of them can only be seated by unanimous agreement of the other ten. to the bottom line is, we got to make some kind of structural form to depoliticize the supreme court. >> one aspect that makes it so huge is the fact it is a lifetime appointment. new jersey senator cory booker talked about changing that too. >> i think i would like to explore options and have a national conversation, term limits might be one thin

very convincing now if these attacks are confirmed they're currently under investigation by the high court. but the responsibility of the cia is confirmed and that could to have devastating implications for diplomatic relationships between the two countries are not least because of international conventions covering the inviolability of diplomatically gay sions. well the polish foreign minister has stated he will not comment on an ongoing investigation we have asked both the north korean embassy spain's interior ministry for action ok that's a lot for now but next we catch up on the latest kaiser reports live from moscow and this is your r.t. international. country has gone into a nihilistic fever. get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the showed sense the genius of this the quintessential american hero this is it we've come a point around which ultimate is done something we always are on the margins to this whole dung culture is moving forward. we're starting last with is to begin to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the bees i think i want

that of course is a fascinating question and if we go back to one hundred ninety eight there was a high court judgement one by the doors on the right to the settle and robin cook accepted was robin cook was fun secretary accepted and adopted the idea of the settling the islanders and robin cook in fact went so far as to peel the order in council forbidding the islanders from the settling and then started work on preparations for the settlement program. after of course your been cook was sacked. as foreign secretary precisely because of his unwillingness to kowtow to american foreign policy all the time under heavy american pressure jacks for the first that and in fact a new order in council or immigration order was put in place forbidding the settlement all over again and the policy was with us so there was a diff period under robin cook who felt. but it's strongly on a personal level that the policy was unethical when the kind of solution you suggest could have been adopted but the truth is the americans are against it that of course was the the relatively brief period of the ethical foreign

they were only allowed to return after their cases were taken to court by the charity, medicaljustice. it led to a highrt order, and their words are spoken for them. mr a came to the uk from nigeria to study for a masters degree in 2012 when he was in his 20s. but he never finished his degree. he started to hear voices. he was sectioned after he tried to take his own life. treatment helped him to feel better and he had a daughter. but in late 2017 he was asked to meet immigration officers. he wasn't worried because he thought his paperwork was all in order. but within six hours he was on a flight back to nigeria. mr a told us he had no idea. immigration officers were going to make him leave the country. so when i got there the first thing they said was its going to be a bad day for you. you are going to go to the detention centre. i was like, how come i'm not going to go there cos i am still under medication. i am on that treatment about loss of friends who have been to the detention centres and i don't want to go there no matter what. he took my phone. i couldn't call my mom. i couldn't call my lawyer

fight goes on while some of the victims' families are looking to challenge the decision in the high court the u.k.'s defense minister vowed the british government would provide full support to the former soldier facing the murder charges as a decision reverberates throughout the city many here are mindful of the delicate peace which has held up here could be at risk of erupting into angry reactions some will complain of a whitewash others will continue to be haunted by one of the darkest episodes in northern ireland's recent history sony vaio al-jazeera dairy forests support at least one hundred million people in africa but illegal logging and farming are a threat to their homes thousands of kenyans have been a victim of from the largest indigenous mountain forest in east africa and it's katherine sawyer reports the mao forest has been plundered for decades. the mouse forest is both a major source of water and livelihood provided for millions of people in this region it normally collects rainwater during the wet season and pumps it out during the dry yet look at this streams and rivers th

appeared in church yesterday charged with murder and remanded until the 5th of april to appear in high court also know that others were apprehended at recording the operation. and a firearm was seized from. one of the persons, a woman, has been released without charge. the man in that vehicle has been charged with firearm defences. at this point, we do not believe that they were involved in these attacks. some of you will also be aware that another man was arrested, as a result of his investigation. all i can say is that an 18—year—old man will appear in court on monday, but that arrest was tangential to this matter and we do not believe that he was involved in this attack either. i can say and you would have seen a media reporting, and that a list of victim names had been shared with family. that list was compiled as a result of the work done with the victims and with senior religious leaders and with senior religious leaders and was done to give some certainty to victim's families. this is not a formal list. and we will be unable to share exact details of the victims until they had been fo

lorna gordon, bbc news, at the high court in glasgow.firmed that a body recovered from the humber estuary is hers. humberside police said the body was discovered near grimsby docks on tuesday afternoon. the 21—year—old was last seen in the early hours of the ist of february after a night out. aid agencies say hundreds of thousands of people have been affected by the tropical cyclone which hit south eastern africa last week, leaving huge swathes of land completely flooded. whole towns and villages have been submerged. the disasters emergency committee has launched an appeal to get aid to those most in need. 0xfam says that an area of almost 1200 square miles is now under water. 0ur africa editor, fergal keane has been with rescue teams trying to reach people still stranded near the coast of mozambique. a town separated from its country. buzi is now an island... ..its people marooned on rooftops. today, the country's president visited. filipe nyusi saw for himself the wretched conditions of his people. "the first thing we're going to do is

in the case of the high court yesterday, it demonstrated this very clearly. it was about an individual who arrived in australia in 2010, that had been in unlawful citizen since then. they variously claimed to be a citizen of several places. that person used various false passports decaying citizenship of israel, iraq. nine years later, we still do not know the country of origin of that person. we still don't know that after nine years worth of investigation. this house needs to understand as the australian people need to understand how long it is that aid to laws now give assist those 300. those 1000 cases, as to whether or not they might present a security risk to the australian people and how long is that timeframe, 72 hours? we are staring down the potential to have of to 300 requirements to assist 300 individuals to their potential security risk at once within 72 hours because of your changes to the law. the upcoming election, climate change will be a big issue, particularly in states where independents are running against makers of the government. one of

he has been remanded to the high court for the fifth of april.rmined by this investigation. you have heard today how many victims are involved. and again, we are giving every support possible to them. i also wa nt to support possible to them. i also want to thank all of the religious leaders, the imams who have travelled here to give their support. to the people that have been so seriously affected by this incident. now, iwant been so seriously affected by this incident. now, i want to turn and off all of my colleagues who the opportunity to say something the conclusion of that i, or others, will answer any of the questions that you have if i can. thank you. john? thank you. ijust want that you have if i can. thank you. john? thank you. i just want to reiterate the commission's approach was a multi agency approach, the first responders that responded to this tragedy did an outstanding job. i want to reassure the community that we have heroes every single day, we come to work to keep them safe. i day, we come to work to keep them safe. lam day, we

very convincing now if these attacks are confirmed they're currently under investigation by the high court. but the responsibility of the cia is confirmed and likely to have devastating implications for diplomatic relationships between the two countries are not least because of international conventions covering the inviolability of diplomatically geishas it was both the north korean embassy and spain's interior ministry for reaction special thora things have stated that they will not comment on an ongoing investigation. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei is accused several nations including russia of selling their energy products in order to attack liberty and freedom and that wasn't the only important point made during his speech to an annual energy conference in his didn't texas it was done of has more. the us is out of the closet finally an official confirmation that it weaponized oil and gas and its foreign policy doctrine we need to continue to build our energy security in the ways of describing we need to roll up our sleeves and compete by facilitating investment all across the wor

very convincing now if these attacks are confirmed they're currently under investigation by the high court . but the responsibility of the cia is confirmed and that could to have devastating implications for diplomatic relationships between the two countries and not least because of international conventions covering the inviolability of. ongoing investigation both the north korean embassy and spain's interior ministry for their reaction. in germany members of. the party have lashed out at the outspoken u.s. ambassador richard grenell the u.s. could cut down on the intelligence it shares with germany should. take part in germany's five structure. reports. of diplomatic tact themselves. chancellor merkel is far from happy with the latest comments from washington. richard grinnell said they should germany proceed with developing its next generation of wireless internet infrastructure alongside the chinese telecom company who while we. would be limited in the intelligent. that was being shared with us from washington none of your business says angela merkel should even the security is particu

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