, wherejohnny depp coming out of london's high court, where johnny depp has coming out of london's highetails about what he was doing with his ex—wife's dog? details about what he was doing with his ex-wife's dog? yes, this is the latest in an extraordinary showdown betweenjohnny depp latest in an extraordinary showdown between johnny depp and latest in an extraordinary showdown betweenjohnny depp and his ex—wife, amber heard, all very hollywood in the middle of london thanks to a libel trial over the sun newspaper. this is the latest detail that she alleges thatjohnny depp hung her dog out the window. i have to say i was watching the chancellor today and not the high court, but i look forward to reading this tomorrow. fairenough, forward to reading this tomorrow. fair enough, important to say that johnny depp is denying it. the case will continue, as they say, but the papers tonight have to end. thank you both so much, it's been great to have you to discuss tonight's morning edition of the tape the micro papers for the time being. as always, if you'd like to get involved in the convers

court has been up to. we are not at war with the high supreme court everyone respects and they have some maybe sometimes an. extreme opinion on matters specific matters but we all accept the high supreme court judgments we believe that the 'd relationship between the parliament and the high supreme court there are other places in the world that have different relationships for example in israel the high supreme court. for a few times ruled that laws that we are we've created in the parliament are illegal and there are other democracies in the world that don't enable the high supreme court to rule out laws that are defined by the parliament where you're setting in this man is going to take that status not the case you're settlements minister then they accept the judgment from the supremes court do you accept what the court told you with that law that it legalised illegal building by jews in the west bank and had deeply harmful consequences for the substantive rights of palestinians question is then why are you passing laws that are so harmful for the palestinians for the sub's their substantive rights why d

court has been up to. we are not at war with the high supreme court everyone respects and they have maybe sometimes an . extreme opinion on matters specific matters but we all accept the high supreme court judgments we believe that the relationship between the parliament and the high supreme court there are other places in the world that have different relationships for example in israel the high supreme court. a few times ruled the laws that we are we've created in the parliament i really go and there are other democracies in the world that don't enable the high supreme court to rule out laws that are defined by the parliament where you have said in this matter it's going to take that status not the case your settlements minister didn't accept the judgment from the supremes court do you accept what the court told you with that law that it legalised illegal building by jews in the west bank and had deeply harmful consequences for the substantive rights of palestinians question is then why are you passing laws that are so harmful for the palestinians for the sub's their substantive rights why do you pass

we will come to that ina minute. the high court. we will come to that in a minute.paper though, stamp duty holiday to kick—start economy. again, a measure which is directed at the younger elements of the population perhaps buying their first home or first flat. the question to whether this isa flat. the question to whether this is a holiday or whether this is going to be permanent. as we all know, the stamp duty drove everybody who is interested in moving away from moving because everybody worked out how much the house was and how much you would have to pay on top to the government in stamp duty. of course, the government in stamp duty. of course , we the government in stamp duty. of course, we know that when people move, the finance of it filters through the economy, so, your paying, so buy paint you might redo a bathroom, you might add to it, you might buy stuff. and that affects in many, many businesses you know, from tiles to builders, and 500,000 is a lot of money, particularly if you are up north where property is less expensive. if it means people get a foot

court has been up to. we are not at war with the high supreme court everyone respects and they have some maybe sometimes an. extreme opinion on matters specific matters but we all accept the high supreme court judgments we believe that the 'd relationship between the parliament and the supreme court there are other places in the world that have different relationships for example in israel the high supreme court. a few times ruled that laws that we are we've created in the parliament are illegal and there are other democracies in the world that don't enable the high supreme court to rule out laws that are defined by the parliament but you have said in this matter is going to take that status not the case you're settlements minister didn't accept the judgment from the supremes court do you accept what the court told you with that law that it legalised illegal building by jews in the west bank and had deeply harmful consequences for the substantive rights of palestinians question is then why are you passing laws that are so harmful for the palestinians for the sub's their substantive rights why do you pass l

high court on this decision to refusing to release a $1000000000.00 worth of gold bullion has there been any reaction from the reader or government on the. well that's correct a u.k. high court voted against venezuela decided not to released over a $1000000000.00 in gold from the venezuelan government to their state the united kingdom have said that if the president of venezuela let's not forget about what's been happening with why the. u.k. and other countries are saying that he's there to read the legal representatives of the president the real president of venezuela watch out for him minister has says that the high court decision it's absurd that venezuela will appeal this decision that they depriving the country at a crucial time when the country's fighting against them a trying to get resources in its hospitals that are crumbling about it in a very very diffuse orating situation that they need that money right now well apparently it's not going to be given to them that venezuela relies heavily on the international aid that's what they've been using to fight coronavirus in the countr

on tuesday the presiding judge at the tokyo high court am meld the district court's ruling saying the could not have known about the change. the judge also pointed out the unlikeliness of her knowing doughnuts can be lethal to elderly people. a petition calling for the nurse to be cleared was submitted to the tokyo high court. it was signed by more than 270,000 people who claimed the initial guilty verdict would heap pressure on care workers. >>> as people in japan adjust to a life during a pandemic, many are turning to pets for comfort. our next report shows a shelter that wants to ensure new owners will be able to take care of their furry friends even after things return to normal. >> reporter: everyone here is hoping to add a new member to the family. after five months of waiting, a local nonprofit organization was able to hold an adoption fair safely. and people hoping to find the perfect pet are grateful. >> translator: i've been waiting a long time for an adoption fair. this one's my favorite. i want to play with him all over my house. >> reporter: the organization taking care o

because we're running out of time, but there is a big decision we are expecting tomorrow from the high court. the court will be announcing whether president trump's personal financial records should be turned over to congressional investigators and prosecutors in new york. what do you expect on this big question, and what are the implications for the november election? >> well, i would hesitate to make a prediction, but in the or argument before the supreme court, it was clear that the justices were more skeptical of the arguments for giving financial records to congressional committees than they were to turning over those financial records to the prosecutors in new york. so i don't know exactly what to make of that, but we'll find out tomorrow in the financial records are turned over to the grand jury in new york, then it will not necessarily mean that those records will ever become public, unless there's an indictment. but if the records are turned over to congressional committees, then it is far more likely that the records will become part of the fall campaign. >> all right. we appreciat

rather than you should be locked up in the search for vengeance started already one judges of the high court to court and file contempt for c.d.'s and i suspect a lot more cases were brought against him gone as politicians have so far remained largely silent in europe the president of ghana face questions about the scandal in his only public response to the events so far gone a president john meagher harm are said that analysis work was a reflection of institutional weakness that we need to work on to make sure we have stronger institutions he also had a more positive message saying the suspensions of judges showed the rebuffs ness of the system pointing out that there were at least 10 judges whose integrity was intact who threaten to call the police. judges and court officials featured in this film were approached for comment but they were unable to participate until legal proceedings are over. and the us knows that his life will never be easy as have made and a lot of enemies and if you want. i know the secrets of my success is that after very long predict. the people will come off the med

at the high court in london, johnny depp is suing the sun newspaper for calling him a ‘wife beater‘.en tested before and it's come back negative, but now on the 4th procedure, brazil's president has tested positive for coronavirus. jair bolsonaro has spent months downplaying the severity of the virus, in a country that has the second highest number of covid—19 cases and deaths in the world, after the us. he is now taking hydroxychloroquine, a drug he and president trump have promoted but which is unproven as a treatment for the disease. this from our south america correspondent katy watson. brazil's graveyards, a testament to the country's crisis. every day, more tombs are filled, every burial another number in the country's shocking statistics. tens of thousands of people are falling ill every day, numbers that jair bolsonaro has often dismissed, but now he is one of them. the president went on television to announce the test results. for once, wearing a mask, but leaving very little distance between him and journalists as he shared his experience of the virus. translation: it start

the last its high court challenge to off comes fine lord just a demon said in his ruling that biased reporting of the novi choke attack in saw is very at the hands of the russian state caused actual and potential harm that damning judgement has now been reinforced by the long delayed intelligence and security committee report that exposes the role r.t. plays in the much wider issue of russian influence i am writing to request it off calm urgently reviews artie's license in light of this report into request a meeting with you as soon as possible to discuss my concerns about the broadcaster . no i think the 1st reaction many people have is what about the freedom of press what about the right to have access to various sources of information but even if

let me go to the high court. our jessica schneider is outside. we're still waiting, but they are expected to come down very soon, jess, right? >> reporter: they are, poppy, so with this new court system and the pandemic, there's actually no one inside the court so they are releasing this all electronically. we got opinions unrelated at 10:00 a.m. and the next opinions will be released online at 1010:00. that could be either of these two cases, whether it's the house committee's case or the manhattan district attorney case. so it could be interesting to see how the justices come down here, because it did appear in both of these cases at oral argument in mid-may over the telephone, it seemed like perhaps the justices were maybe trying to find some middle ground here. they were a bit skeptical, especially of the conservative justices when it came to the house committee's broad request for all of these financial documents from several different financial institutions. it did not notably include any tax returns, but the justices really hard on this iss

all of these offenses now last year the supreme court here in south korea sent this back to the high court saying it wasn't happy with the way sentencing are being carried out and there was an expectation that she could have faced actually more prison time in fact the prosecution was asking for it to be increased to 35 years well the opposite seems to have happened with the this court and now reducing the total time that she is been sentenced to for all the charges all the has sent crimes in office to 22 years also reducing the the fine she's meant to pay from $25000000.00 to $15000000.00 in their ruling the high court judges a panel of 3 judges stated that they did not believe that she had gained financially very much from her crimes in office and also taking into account her age she is now 68 years of age even if she does serve this reduced 22 years then she would be a very old person by the time she saw freedom again india's most populous state is said to go back under lockdown as the country deals with a rise in corona virus infections that we can lock down will begin friday night more

uk's high court, johnny depp is suing the newspaper for calling him a wifebeater.

david sillito is at the high court in central london for us. what has the court been hearing today?nce to give her evidence of seven separate witness statements were presented to court. a huge body of evidence that she has given. and it begins with her describing the outline of what she says was a relationship that was controlling verbally and physically abusive. she said there was slapping, kicking, head butting, choking me as well as throwing me into things, pulling me by my hair. he threw things at me. he was. he was cross—examined byjohnny depp's legal team who asked about the truthfulness of her account and especially about her statements about her drinking and her drug use. she was questioned about a nurse's note that described substance abuse and mental health problems. she said there was no substance abuse or mental health problems. and she was asked about a statement that described a day of excessive drinking. she said there was no excessive drinking. she said she had only taken one drug for helping with sleep disorders. she said under the control she said ofjohnny depp's d

the high court unanimously blocked a request to look at the president's return. here is reaction from the house speaker nancy pelosi. >> this is not so much about the president's records are that we would like to know or have no about how russia funded his operation, what is at stake is the president above the law. >> the president issued a series of tweets it, as you might imagine, here is his reaction. the supreme court cases sent back to lower courts to continue. this is a political prosecution, i won the moeller mitch hunt and now i have to keep fighting and apolitical corrupt new york. not fair to the presidency or the administration. those records likely hold very sensitive information. not only about the president, but his children, and many businesses. i will remain locked up from the public until it is all sorted out in the lower courts in new york. that is the latest, i am frank mallicoat. >>> president jump is putting pressure on schools to reopen during the pandemic. funding will be withheld if they do not go back. many are concerned about the school

and the actorjohnny depp tells the high court he did not assault his ex—wife in a drink and drug—fuelledp to australia. hello and welcome. prosecutors in new york want to see donald trump's financial records. they can, says the supreme court, much to the anger of the president. also, democrats in congress want to see those documents. they can't. those were the results of two separate rulings today from the highest court in the us. they mean that prosecutors can have access to the president's financial records, including his tax returns. but the documents — which will go to a grand jury in new york — will not be made public. a request for access by congressional committees was referred back to a lower court. an important political point — the rulings make it likely mr trump's financial records won't be made public before november's presidential election. speaking at the white house, the president slammed the decisions. this is a political witch—hunt the likes of which nobody‘s ever seen before. it's a pure witch—hunt, it's a hoax. just like the mueller investigation‘s a hoax that i won, a

is friends at the same time as there was a high court ruling in the u.k. that the rule of the router by it is actually used is children's and is why it's human rights in the u.k. so it's very concerning that the government can look the other way when there are commercial interests that will you know ensure that these sanctions don't apply to people that could you know do 2 good things for a long closure perspective it should be universally applied whether the country is a friend or a boy you have commercial interests or not if someone hasn't used him rights then the sanction should be applied against them in england full stop and if that isn't going to be the situation which concerning leaders start so far seems that it may not be then they really aren't worth the paper they're written on yes and in on korea what do you think of britain's role in the world currently do you think it is a power that can help or do you think this is simply them leaving the euro and needing partners across the world what's the what's the turkish view on the. of course every co

at the uk's high court, the hollywood actorjohnny depp is suing the sun newspaper for calling him a "fe beater". hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. he's been tested before and been negative, but now on the fourth procedure, presidentjair bolsonaro has tested positive for coronavirus. the president has spent months of downplaying the virus's severity, and now finds himself taking hydroxychloroquine. it's a stunning development in a country that is second only to the us in both cases and deaths. our south america correspondent katy watson reports. brazil's graveyards, a testament to the country's crisis. every day, more tombs are filled, every burial another number in the country's shocking statistics. tens of thousands of people are falling ill every day, numbers that jair bolsonaro has often dismissed, but now he is one of them. the president went on television to announce the test results. for once, he was wearing a mask, but leaving very little distance between him and journalists as he shared his experience of the virus. translation: it started on sunda

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s high court recognized one guy i don't know as the president and refused to release the funds to nicolas maduro this comes as venezuela is dealing with crippling u.s. sanctions on crude and others and being exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic so here to weigh in former u.k. and george galloway so george we have not heard a peep from the camp on this little victory nor anything from boris johnson or dominic rab why is everyone suddenly silent. well when i was a kid you know we used to say something was a safe as the bank of england and the government's decision and the high court upholding all of the rendon to the bank of england as unsafe as any bank 80 were in the world you might as well put your your gold reserves or your sovereign wealth in i don't know the bank or panama the bank of england's credibility was shredded by the politicized decision to refuse to allow the sovereign government of venezuela access to its funds and by the way not directly it didn't want the money itself it wanted the money to go to the united nations in new york which would administer of those funds on t

hands on the country's $1000000.00 gold reserves all stored in the bank of england the british high court saying it's because the u.k. recognizes his rival. and the ancient turkish monument for centuries a place of worship now a world heritage museum but the turkish president's in a fiery long for wanting to turn it back into a mosque. good morning for russia for me in the world new center today i'm kevin 0 in with this hour's update for you 1st off the e.u. in talks the now with an american pharmaceutical giant about trying to secure enough doses of an antiviral drug as license to treat covert 19 it's because the u.s. government earlier swooped in and bought up the entire global supply of rum there severe stockpiling 3 months worth leaving nothing left for anyone else that spark worldwide anger and alarm and it leaves countries vulnerable and in danger and lives to let's get latest on this live to our correspondent in paris shala do bensky morning charlotte was going on here then so so much for the share and share alike attitude not what is the u.s. government's move signal to their euro

his hands on the country's $1000000000.00 gold reserves stored in the bank of england the british high court says it's because the u.k. recognizes his rival. the story of the ancient turkish monument for centuries a place of worship now a world heritage museum but the turkish president's in the firing line for wanting to turn it back into a mosque. i am in no good morning for russia for me and the team of artes world to censor today i'm kevin now in this hour's update so 1st there's mention the e.u. is in talks with an american pharmaceutical giant about securing enough doses of an antiviral drug this license to treat covert 19 the u.s. government earlier swooped in and bought up the entire global supply of rendez severe stockpiling 3 months worth leaving nothing left for anyone else it's worldwide anger and alarm for leaving countries vulnerable endangering lives or do bensky explains. even you and other countries across the world have been left scrambling in the wake of this announcement that the u.s. essentially brought up the entire world supply of this key antiviral drug in the fight ag

right decision then you have amnesty international saying quite clearly that actually the israeli high court is simply a rubber stamp for the ministry of defense and they were always going to make that decision now it must be interesting for you as a journalist in. covering all of this because it is journalists that have been allegedly targeted by an israeli spy with so you know that must be of concern to you right. ah the story didn't division you said it's very interesting because each company had as you say who are exports are inside you for security issues need to get at the permission of the defense ministry so this is a bigger. question exactly as does the defense ministry exactly know what is going on with an isaf is a result telling the whole story to be found. there parkin are right no one is likely to say to do tell you we didn't find any outlets 8 cases are anas all using you here sort of a question of what's going on outside also what we each day and even tonight and where you having that anderson was afterwards allegedly found in the south of the handle because a lot and a senio

conversation that we have israel is quite rightly proud of its text is this a case that that the israeli high court is simply gone this is too big for us to touch there may have been wrongdoing here but the tech sector is too important for israel. i don't think it's an issue that the courts had it's too big to touch because like i like you said before is a question about when her other people. there is not yet broken evidence to charge it and so her explicitly you know gave guidance how to spy on political figures or how to spying against a human rights activist so we have record of them sending their women but we don't have a record of them really our helping in tracking these guys or journalist or people so this is at this point i think that the court said we cannot are anything about it because even a defense minister you know hasn't got any opinion or has got any evidence that you can show us and tell us something there is going wrong and right now and it's always very scarred i'll continue to work as not only door isn't any i really imitation it is in it there are many and there's a lot i need

the coverage provided by russian state and international broadcasters such as russia today the high court has ruled that russia today broadcasts actually the potential harm just the prime minister agree with me that it's time to look at good but the licensing for russia today operates in the u.k. you know it's a think you're going to speak it with i think this would come more credibly from the leader of the opposition i'd be cool guy these former the former leader of the opposition when he took the money hearing russia today i mean this is the protest this is the protest did neither against the leaders of the form of your vision stands nor against his willingness to take money from russia today he flip flops from day to day meters because it's not the 1st time that artie's been subject to debate and discussion in the parliament probably the 1st time that it's come from quite such a high level and so direct it's off called how is already responding now while this lesser again i say has not been verified and r.t. has issued a response queering a number of points but undoubtedly for the chan

winter to last its high court challenge to off comes fine lord just a demon said in his ruling that biased reporting of the novi choke attack in saw is very at the hands of the russian state caused actual and potential harm that damning judgement has now been reinforced by the long delayed intelligence and security committee report that exposes the role r.t. plays in the much wider issue of russian influence i am writing to request it off calm urgently reviews artie's license in light of this report into request a meeting with you as soon as possible to discuss my concerns about the broadcaster . no i think the 1st reaction many people have is what about the freedom of press what about the right to have access to various sources of information but even if we do put that to the side i think the 2nd coming on that on the heels of that will be how is it that a politician and then left it official considers that are the more you are indeed legally sound to put pressure on an independent organization and on the basis of war of commons internationally recognised as being incredibly professional

winter to last its high court challenge to offer comes fine lord just to do and said in his ruling that biased reporting of the no recherche attack in salzburg at the hands of the russians did caused actual and potential harm that damning judgment has now been reinforced by the long delayed intelligence and security committee report that exposes the role r.t. plays in the much wider issue of russian influence i am writing to request it off calm urgently refuse artie's license in light of this report into request a meeting with you as soon as possible to discuss my concerns about the broadcaster and i think the foster action many will have it will be what about the freedom of press what about people's right to access various sources of information but even leaving that question a saw it the 2nd undoubtedly will be how is it that a politician and i liked it official considers that either morally or indeed legally sound to try and put pressure on an independent body on the basis of was off comments an internationally recognized as being not only hide a professional but also incredibly comp

campaigners have criticised the move — they managed to get the trade blocked in the high court last year killed thousands of civilians in the past five years. it is often described as the world's worst humanitarian crisis. the white house has responded officially to the so—called tell—all book on the president, written by his niece. the official line is that it is full of falsehoods and not fact—checked. mary trump claims donald trump cheated on his university entry exam by paying somebody else to take it, and says he was destroyed by his relationship with his father. tom meighan, former lead singer of the british rock band kasabian, has been ordered to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work. he has admitted assaulting his formerfiancee. a court heard how vikki ager was left with a head injury and bruising by a prolonged attack. victim support groups say the sentence is too lenient. he's now been sacked by the band. australia's second most populous city is heading back into lockdown. after a record spike in cases, five million people in melbourne and an area just north will be required to st

amber heard has told the high court in london her former husband johnny depp threatened to kill her manyvidence as part of the actor's libel action against the owners of the sun newspaper. johnny depp is suing over the allegation that he was a wife—beater, which he strongly denies. david sillito reports. amber heard, here in the white blouse, arriving in court for the beginning of her account of her relationship withjohnny depp, who was himself arriving in court through a different entrance. the case brought byjohnny depp is a libel action against the publishers of the sun newspaper over an article that described him as a wife—beater. did he give it to you? the couple first met on the set of the film the rum diary. during their relationship, she says, he repeatedly assaulted her — punching, slapping, kicking, head—butting, choking. she says she feared for her life. but in court, she was also asked about a recording of an argument. was this evidence that she had hitjohnny depp? i did not punch you. she said she was being sarcastic. if she had hit him, it was only to stop him choking after

the conservatives say chief justice roberts is trying to strike a balance so the high court not appear to political. critics say that balancing act is falling short and is resulting in inconsistent records that appears to be more political than rooted in a particular jurisprudence. stilltes that liberals view the chief justice a staunch conservative, unlike justice anthony kennedy, the court to venerable swing vote for decades, until his retirement in 2018. c-span cameras at the court for potential reaction to decisions announced by the justices. that should be coming up shortly after 10:00 eastern. let's hear from charlie and palm city, florida. caller: thanks for c-span. inanted to get a question earlier for robert but i didn't get a chance. i wanted to mention a new york times article on may 22 about the testing chaos in one of the labs. there are a lot of labs out there that cannot get the test kits. what was in the article was minorities, especially in rural counties, or having three times the rate of covid-19 deaths then people that are more well-off and white. an interesting art