let's start off the show with the the high court of australia has turned down an appeal against a ruling that found the airline had breached laws by firing 700 of their employees during the covid—19 pandemic. the of their employees during the covid-19 pandemic.— of their employees during the covid-19 pandemic. the “obs of ba . . a . e covid-19 pandemic. the “obs of baggage handlers * covid-19 pandemic. the “obs of baggage handlers and h covid-19 pandemic. the jobs of baggage handlers and cleaners| baggage handlers and cleaners at ten airports were outsourced as the airline faced a dramatic decline in business. australia's like shift air carrier said it made the decision for sound commercial reasons a recent statement it said, and i quote, it acknowledges and accepts the high court decision. we will have more reactions on that head on bbc as well. the new design comes in a titanium shell, a faster chip and improved video game playing abilities. it also ditched its lightning charging port and will return to the usb cable. one big surprise it that it did not raise prices. that decison refle

but they also have to say, until now in israel, the high court of justice has never notified an amendment or a basics. also we're gonna have to say, have to see what the judge is here, will decide. no, tanya, these judicial reforms have divided these riley society and of sparked months and protests for senior protest. take place just behind you there. why are they so controversial? well, that's why it's, i mean, to have to run the country apology. you could say we have you seen po tests for the past 9 months of some of the opponents of the controversial tradition overhaul. they've been in the streets every such a day, but sometimes also several times a week. and they are basically saying that this will take you to the, to the court, to review government decisions. and we basically change the democratic character of his saying, of the governments reform. so saying, basically the courts in israel and especially the supreme court, has too much power. they always sold, it's too liberal and too left and they want to see the, the courts powers here, um diminished. tanya, is this hearing likely

lorna gordon at the high court in aberdeen.ell us a bit more about network rail's guilty plea. how significant is it? a real contrast between the very dry legal narrative we are hearing inside court and the utter loss and grief experienced by those who were injured and the families of those who died. within the last few minutes, a solicitor representing christopher's touch pre—�*s family i've come outside court here, and the solicitor said on his behalf there was no chance to hold his hand and take care of him. the chance to say goodbye. that the incompetence on behalf of network rail beggars belief. we have also heard an account for the first time from a 32—year—old who suffered life changing injuries he was on the train at the time. she said that the 3.5 seconds at the driver had to try to avoid the debris on the track, to try to break when he was going at a speed of 73 mph, just didn't feel typical. it was like floating or sliding, like when you are in a car. it was a noise like metal dragging along metal, and you can never

a spanish high court 'udge has opened an investigation _ air. s opened an investigation into - air. a spanish high courtjudge has| opened an investigation into former spanish football federation president luis rubiales. jenni hermoso filed a legal complaint last week over luis rubiales kissing her on the lips following the women's world football when claiming it was not consensual. luis rubiales claimed it was mutual and consensual. it said that they hope more changes are under way. we don't want this to — more changes are under way. we don't want this to be — more changes are under way. we don't want this to be the _ more changes are under way. we don't want this to be the end _ more changes are under way. we don't want this to be the end of— want this to be the end of something, we wanted to be the of something. everyone has fought and we have fought as a women's football group. we have fought as players and staff, we have four asjournalist for the outcome to be what it is. obviously, the outcome is what we obviously, the outcome is what we wan

september the 8th, the prosecutor went ahead and filed a complaint with the high court against him.sed her on the mouth without consent whilst holding ahead without consent whilst holding ahead with both hands at the medals ceremony. so this is why the former president of the spanish football federation is appearing a high court judge today, facing that complaint of sexual assault. immediately after this, i don't know if you remember this, i don't know if you remember this, he was then suspended by fifa. his mother, this making headlines around the well, his mother went on hunger strike within a church at her alleged, her allegations of bad treatment of her son. so he has faced calls, but he resisted them, to step down as president of the spanish football federation, he was already suspended from fifa and then finally quit in september the tent. he does remain unrepentant and we've heard this from our correspondent in madrid who will hopefully be speaking to —— we will be speaking to in the programme shortly, he says, there is no intention other than the joint itself. it was consens

um, they blamed the high court, for example, for having blocked attempts to default people in the past. on the other side, the opposition members of the connect, it was a low, it's the government that is frankly failed in successive governments as failed to grasp this issue. and to deal with the situation that these are trans find themselves and where are you going to deport them back to back to the country that they've fled, where they potentially risk death. um it's it's, it's an open source out yet. but for us, the prime minister, nothing yahoo! clearly one thing to be seen to be doing something, it would also entail the beef thousands of his race have continued the weekly outcry, dates, government changes to the judicial system. it is the 35th consecutive. we can that mass riley supreme health and the aimed at stopping the far right government of prime minister and benjamin netanyahu. all 3 legal system proposed legislation would limit the policy of supreme court judges to resist government decisions. in eastern syria, us backed forces of financing and uprising by full allies in ou

the high court is that look, you can just send people off to places where they might face a personal danger or even death. and as a result, it's always been kicked into the long grass by successive is rarely governments to perhaps now as a result of what happened on saturday. they will be forced to finally press the mental illness or pull thanks for that update poorly never putting from west jerusalem a full set until the thousands of israelis have continued. the weekly outcry, gates government changes to the judicial system. it is the 35th consecutive weekend, the mess rallies being held during the stuffing the far right government upon mister benjamin netanyahu, altering the legal system whose legislation would limit the pounds of supreme court judges. 3 of us government decisions. tens of thousands of new jag, curious supports his own company outside of ministry base and the capital for the day, but demanding the departure of about 1500 french soldiers relations between these. yeah, the former colonial power front have deteriorated since president howard buzzing was forced out and

there's been political reaction to members of is as of right wing coalition governments leaving the high court for what they said were decisions which facilitates that the violence opposition, members of the connect said rapidly pointing the finger of blame back after the government. the demonstrates as well finally dispersed after several hours, leaving behind blood stain pavements and smashed up shop windows and a sense of simmering tension. pull brennan, i'll just 0. talk you parties through some of the thing is pull the tensions you're talking about. there are long running, but it was a lonely node. it's a date, i mean they've population. the same population here in israel is, is around $20000.00 us know point 2 percent of the population. but the flights it's been well known about and has been frankly pressed under the carpet by successive governments. not just this current government. they have a status within society and official states as a conditional release, which cramped them really basic rights, basic civil rights. but the political fallout from this particular incident, intel, as

both sides were filing an appeal of the high court lawyer and as a defense, the, i think the government simply failed to prove its case. prosecution was unable to submit any valid documents to substantiate allegations. as a state prosecute tab, we expected both significant and along the sentence. in this case, we are planning to appeal. this would take a week before the break, right? activist a dealer i'm, i'm kind of know sooner than ill on spoke to all just so you know about the various rights violation by security forces they have combined over the years in the democratic system, in the democratic countries, human rights organizations, human rights defend us. i love to function, but unfortunately we have also to tell you on the system and the other alternative tell you on his own human rights is something which is flooding. that's supposed to say that the new book, the little guy, and when the, i knew the information communication act is a reprise of law. it's widely used against those with dissenting voices and against opposition. political policy members so that no one can speak ou

to 17 years in prison for his role and the attack on the presidential palace congress because of high court, former president john bolton, ari support, his student government offices week off, the president luther necessarily to silver took off any attempt to as to what is more of a is a partner at the ghost. jeff, the fund global market funds at hicks pains the significance of the court really, as long as you can, i think it's very important for the brazilian political environment. the population of highly support the punishment of those invaders. we had a survey late july and review the so the 76 percent of the student population loving favor off i strong of punishment for what happened in january. so this is very important for the brazilian public opinion, including and i, i'm seeing that the president public opinion is much more in favor of the problems the punishment compared even to the americans with the general recei. uh, interaction. this is a bad for, for, for me, for this we have seen a nation from both a lot of supporters in the last couple months. of course, this event also mak

the number, the law enforcement agency to name one, but there's others, the high court of corruptionfforts to fight corruption, and what you're seeing is the first signs of corruption being combated. that is a good sign. i wouldn't call it a stunt whatsoever. {iii i wouldn't call it a stunt whatsoever.— i wouldn't call it a stunt whatsoever. , ., , , whatsoever. of course, many people know president _ whatsoever. of course, many people know president zelensky _ whatsoever. of course, many people know president zelensky and - know president zelensky and kolomoisky were very close. kolomoisky were very close. kolomoisky helped president zelensky get into power. he is a very rich man. some people saying if he was to appeal, he has the right man to do so. he has the money behind him, the lawyers around him, to try to dismiss and fight these charges? it dismiss and fight these charges? it is easier said than done. as i said, let's see what happens. let's see how the institutions are going to work. this is a person who has a lot of evidence mounting against him, notjust in ukraine, but int

the high court of australia has dismissed an appeal against a ruling that found the airline had breached the law by firing 1700 at their employees during the pandemic. thejobs of baggage employees during the pandemic. the jobs of baggage handlers and cleaners at ten airports were outsourced at the airports faced a dramatic decline in business. they maintain they made that decision for sound commercial reasons. we will bring you more on this is the story does develop. switching focus to the other story that we have been tracking and that is of apple's new series of iphones. the new design comes in a titanium shell and improved video game abilities. it will return to usb cable. it did not raise prices. that decision does reflect the global smartphone stand that we have been seeing especially here in southeast asia. now, the market in terms of sales saw a 15% drop in the april to june quarter this year compared to the same period last year. that said, the insight firm his figures were putting out expects an uptick in the second half of this year. south korea's samsung and china market leade

instead of learning their lesson and complying with the high court's orders and trying to do the rightng and, once, again approved a map that includes only one majority black district. the u.s. district court for northern alabama seem to be shocked by the state gop's button disregard for its ruling. in, fact they wrote in part for not aware of any other case in which a state legislator faced with a federal court order declared that it's electoral plan a flea dilutes minority votes and came up with the plan that promotes -- responded with the plan that the state can seats does not provide that district. they ruled that responsibility for creating a new map will now be in the hands of a special master who is starting to work but is staring down a very tight deadline. state officials are warning a new congressional map will need to be in place by early october in order to prepare for the 2024 elections. that does not give them or that special master a lot of time. following tuesday's decision, alabama secretary of state wasted no time and asking the supreme court of reviewing the case aga

qantas has lost the high court appeal to overturn a federal court decision, regarding the allegation00 ground handling staff during the pandemic, another blow to the national caries reputation, after allegations that they sold fares on canceled flights. the disputes that really led to the early exit of joyce. qantas staff reduced in 2020 and outsource the rules -- rules using third-party advisors in the decision that is celebrated for the union movement, ruling in for -- favor, after upholding the previous decision by the federal court that qantas has acted illegally. we are hearing that immediate response from the workers saying that they are calling for the dismissal of the qantas board at this point. shery: still had, live out the token toward -- -- ahead live at the token court, getting a sense of the crypto market as regulation evolves. we speak with the governor of indiana, the state with the largest japanese investment per capita, eric holcomb is leading an investigation to tokyo. this is bloomberg. ♪ the sleep number climate360 smart bed is the only smart bed in the world tha

from these changes opponents and support this of the tradition overall face off in front of the high court of justice. the buckets introduce me. i mean, honestly, vaughn has come from northern israel. he has been protesting against the traditional reforms by as well as far by religious government from an email. the domain, the that they want to change to make is fixed that, or, you know, the make. they put a decent involved in all that they can decide they very crazy things without the document or people that's leaving here on the opposing side of the time of the loan. she supports the reforms. i think the buckets doesn't have the authority to disqualify that. no, they shouldn't dismiss it. there were elections here 8 months ago and we got $64.00 mondays for the writing. and i think we have to, to take my seat to decide inside the building 15 judges, but the 1st time as a full time or to petitions, there were 5 but different groups after the kinessa to approve the controversial amendment to a basic low in july. it's the most the ability of is the supreme court and other quotes to refute go

a prosecutorfiled a complaint with spain's high court against rubailes for sexual assault and coercion year old said he had submitted his resignation to federation acting president pedro rocha in a statement. he also resigned from his position as vice—president of uefa's executive committee. he doesn't believe he has done something wrong. he said he has talked to his family. pressure was huge, not only from the state prosecutor from the moment that jenni hermoso went to the state prosecutor and said, i feel it has been an abuse of power. there was that investigation. fifa has suspended him as well. the government was trying to find any possible way to get rid of them. the federation was thinking this is not right. it was just one possible solution, one possible way out of this, which was to resign, really. meanwhile, mexican club pachuca paid tribute to hermoso in herfirst game since the world cup final on sunday. hermoso received a guard of honour from her team—mates and opponents pumas before receiving a framed jersey with her number ten on it. wales held out against a dramatic late

the company admitted health and safety at work act breaches at the high court in aberdeen, after the said no penalty he could impose could come close to compensating those impacted. health authorities in the uk have published new data about the latest covid variant. it appears to show that transmission is taking place in the community — although there's not enough data to know how much of a threat to public health it poses. our health editor hugh pym was in the newsroom earlier to tell us more about the new variant. this serb variance —— serb variance. it has been detected in the us, denmark and the uk. we had an update short time ago from the health agency on what they discovered. they said last week they had found three cases of this variant and they were watching it closely, as are all the health organisations. they are reporting their 3a cases, and 28 of them were in one single care home. on the face of it that may be 0n the face of it that may be concerning. but the point being made is they have no evidence, the health authorities, this variant is more transmissible than what ha

spanish prosecutors filed a complaint with its high court again suspended football federation presidention. her moses says it was not consensual, she failed a legal complaint on tuesday, it means the 46 could face criminal charges. manchester united's anthony is facing further allegations of assault made by a woman in an interview with a brazilian tv channel. a police investigation has already been opened following allegations of domestic abuse against his former girlfriend. sao paulo police were also looking into claims which anthony has denied.

17 years in prison for his role in the attack on the presidential palace, congress and brazil's high court supporters of the form of president john, both in honors, store and government offices a week after president losing nothing due to the server to the office. the is 0. these all the top stories in libby or at least 6000 people have been confirmed dead. so fall off the storm done, you'll hit the east and city of done thousands more still missing. likely officials of warning against the outbreak of disease or the model. or we are warning of an environmental disaster from the decomposing bodies on homes and enclosed areas. the rescue teams have not been able to access. we advise against drinking water from city sources as it is contaminated and recommend the use of bottled water. instead, we are generally recommend providing vaccinations to local rescue teams and residents of infected areas. we call on governments and specializes international organizations to urgently move to raise awareness and deploy instruction control teams. when we're okay is government is announced in a program to

other supreme court justice recently said the court may "soon" address a code of ethics on the high court chief justice john roberts in may called ethics scandals at the court a "issue of concern" and said the justices were "continuing to look at things." your response to all this? >>>> first of all, to explain come as justin k -- justice kagan mentioned, all federal judges below the supreme court level have extensive rules and code of ethics, advisory opinions. we voted retired federal judge, a george w. bush appointee, and news story that said if he had gone to a koch donor summit, there would have been a disciplinary proceeding. the reason is lower court judges are not supposed to be involved in either political events or fundraising. this koch donor summit is arguably both of those things. as justice kagan said, those rules don't apply to the supreme court. i will note they have been talking about adopting some sort of formal rules for at least five or six years now, and reporting on that is the court is looking for unanimity among the nine justices and apparently having trouble getti

spanish prosecutors filed a complaint with its high court again suspended football federation president rubi alice for sexual assault and coercion. her moses says it was not consensual, she failed a legal complaint on tuesday, it means the 46 could face criminal charges. manchester united's anthony is facing further allegations of assault made by a woman in an interview with a brazilian tv channel. a police investigation has already been opened following allegations of domestic abuse against his former girlfriend. sao paulo police were also looking into claims which anthony has denied. brazil have dropped him from their squad after they say facts became public that need to be investigated. manchester united have not commented on the latest claims. the rugby world cup gets under way in a few hours with house france taking on new zealand in paris. the stad to france as a venue for what would be a huge opening fixture between both nations, france are looking to win the rugby world cup the first time. never seen a build—up for a game like this one. never seen people put so much on it, i thi

the decision held the high court a unanimous ruling by a lower court which required alabama to creategressional district. now, melissa, alabama didn't do. that instead the legislature approved about the increase blackford form 30% in a particular majority white district to 40%. it was not what the supreme court said. very hard to. tell and putting at these. maps very hard to tell from these two maps. if you look closely on the left is alabama's 2021 congressional numb. on the map is the right approved by the legislature in july. on the new, map district seven, is the only majority black district. district too is where republicans up the number of black voters from 30 to 40%. republicans are saying that is going to fix what the supreme court says. violating the -- it's rejected the map says it doesn't. it does not provide black alabamians a fair and reasonable opportunity to elect candidates of their choice. what is your take? >> we have to recall what -- on its legitimacy. here we have the spate i don't care what the court said in june of 2023 about this map. we will do it are. way th

trade unions say the high court decision is a historic victory for workers.es of dozens of wilko shops after they went into administration. pepco group, which owns poundland, is expected to convert up to 71 wilko stores to the brand. in a statement, pepco said that wilko staff would have priority when applying for newjobs at the poundland shops. continuing coverage of that breaking news throughout the afternoon on bbc news. there is more on all of those stories on the bbc website. online, i'm @benthompsontv we will see for another edition of world business report very soon. bye—bye. this nurse is testing the hand—eye coordination of lisa haynes. lisa has progressive ms. her symptoms first started when she was in her late 30s. ,, ., first started when she was in her late 30s. , .,, .,, late 30s. some people, when i was walkin: , late 30s. some people, when i was walking. they _ late 30s. some people, when i was walking, they were _ late 30s. some people, when i was walking, they were like, _ late 30s. some people, when i was walking, they were like, lisa, - la

he filed a brief today warning the high court that cities are paralyzed by the decision. the case, martin versus boise bar us cities from criminalizing people sleeping in public. if there are not sufficient shelter beds to accommodate them. the governor argues it undercuts efforts to move people out of dangerous and unsafe sanitary conditions. >> happening now, we're continuing to monitor the air quality across the bay area as again, the spare the air alert has been extended. here's a live look outside at the conditions right now. so you can see it's not too good. so for all the details, let's get to abc7 news meteorologist sandy patel. >> yeah, kristin, we're still hanging on to some of that smoke and haze. i'm going to show you a live picture from our east bay hills camera and you will see that it's really hard to make out mt. diablo because of that smoke. air quality advisor excuse me. spare the air alert has been extended through tomorrow, as you just mentioned, because the air quality is suffering so poor for north bay, coast and central bay, moderate for the rest of

julian: that blanket $10,000 $20,000 of forgiveness was shut down by the high court but some people haveeen success in getting their debt forgiven through the public service loan for -- loan forgiveness program. i've seen a lot of people posting on social media saying i've been a teacher for 20 years and finally i am getting approved to have my debt forgiven through this program. what should people know about the program now that it's actually really up and running in full steam? >> the administration's done a lot of work to help borrowers who may be didn't quite meet certain requirements. for example, they signed up for the wrong repayment plan. small mistakes that would cause ineligibility have now been repaired. public service loan forgiveness is now working as it is intended. it is a great opportunity someone working in public service weather for the government or a nonprofit to get there loans completely forgiven after 10 years of income driven payments. julian: for a lot of folks, this is the first time they will be thinking about these student loans in three years. just like a cre

the high court case against freemantlemedia follows his exit as a judge.ling with data protection. the firm declined to comment. you're live with bbc news. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, has used a speech to an american right—wing think tank, questioning whether international rules on the rights of refugees are "fit for the modern age". she argues the definition of what constitutes someone being a refugee has shifted, and that the fear of discrimination for being gay or being a woman shouldn't be enough to qualify for international refugee protection. but the speech has faced criticism, with the un defending its convention on refugees and saying it has saved millions of lives. mark easton reports. just a few miles from where the home secretary made her speech today, international powers met in 191m to debate the idea of universal human rights. but suella braverman came to washington to argue that the refugee convention that followed doesn't make sense in a world ofjet travel and the internet. it is therefore incumbent upon politicians and thoug

judge homer thornberry as an associate justice in making his third and fourth appointments to the high court the president knew that his choices would affect the destiny of the nation long after he himself had left office. he selected the man whom he considered best qualified to serve here. as june closed the effort to win senate confirmation began. for the president the events of june were representative of situations. he had faced throughout his term in office. containing elements of tragedy controversy accomplishments disappointments and some rare moments of joy the emotions of this somber month, however had left their mark deeply etched in the consciousness of both the president and the nation. where they would remain for a

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about to go to the supreme court, we are very confident after legal arguments, we've won in the high courts went with us strongly and we've won on the most important argument, that a plan like this can be compatible with the refugee convention? the legal argument is strong and we will see what the supreme court says. if they do support us then we will get the flights off to rwanda and the problem will be significantly reduced. . ~ , ., problem will be significantly reduced. . ~ ., problem will be significantly reduced. . ., , reduced. thank you for being with us. that's reduced. thank you for being with us- that's all _ reduced. thank you for being with us. that's all from _ reduced. thank you for being with us. that's all from us, _ reduced. thank you for being with us. that's all from us, thank - reduced. thank you for being with us. that's all from us, thank you | reduced. thank you for being with | us. that's all from us, thank you to our guests, thank you for our time. mark is here tomorrow. breaking news from around the world 24 breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day. thi

it is still in the high court. now, god willing, with the next follow-up , god willing, the work will be speeded up , god willing. two questions. one is that you now half a percent is coming back. should losses be returned in addition to this five and a half percent or not? well , this 100 will be deducted from this company's money during this period . it is necessary that these related lawsuits be raised. in fact, under the title of salary or any related lawsuit that benefits from during this time, in fact, these shareholders were deprived. now , the court can consider the value of the product that has been sold and the percentage share of this product in the form of a share . and to issue the necessary legal ruling . have you filed a lawsuit in this regard? our request has always been that in the official statement and in the correspondence we have made, in addition to issuing stock certificates in the name of the national petrochemical industry company , dividends, that is, every shareholder must receive his div

. >>> the new york state attorney general is asking the state's high court to sanction and fine mr. trump and his two oldest sons. a.g. latisha james made the request accusing the trumps of continually raising previously rejected arguments in their court motions. james says the judge has the ability to impose sanctions over, quote, frivolous content and asked her to fine them $20,000. say the trial is scheduled to begin next month. >>> today the trial started for one of trump's former advisories, facing two counts of contempt of congress for refusing to testify during the january 6th investigation. peter navarro served on the white house covid task force has pleaded guilty to charges. the democratic-led house committee investigating the january 6th attack wanted to ask him about a plan to delay congress from certifying president biden's election victory. navarro dick tailed the plan named green bay sweep in a book he wrote in 2021 after leaving the white house. he's now facing charges for ignoring subpoenas from that committee. >> i believe, and as i've said from the beginning, that

the indian government to seize the secret places of muslims based on the judgment of the delhi high court with the notification of the ministry of urban development, 123 of the properties of hayat in india at the time authority of the government these 123 places include mosques, shrines, and cemeteries of muslims. most of the former prime minister of india man mohan singh's government had handed over 123 malik mohammad dardas of iran to the waqf board of delhi, and these properties were recovered by the decision of the current prime minister narendra modi's government and claimed ownership of this place. has become a controversial topic. russia says it has put a missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead on standby. the head of the russian space agency announced on friday that the intercontinental ballistic missiles, which had been deployed since last fall, are now on standby. be a war gert tin previously said that these missiles are capable of carrying 10 nuclear warheads. this missile was tested last year, and russian officials claim that there is no similar missile that works with h

um they blamed the high court, for example, for having bought attempts to default people in the past. on the other side, the opposition members of the can as it was a low, it's the government's that there's frankly failed in successive governments as failed to grasp this issue. and to deal with the situation that these are trans find themselves. and where are you going to deport them back to back to the country that they've fled, where they potentially risk jeff? um it's, it's, it's an open source out yet, but press the prominence to nothing. yahoo clearly won't seem to be seen to be doing something said pull, tell us more about the situation that you tell us of that are trans, find themselves in it and how it is that so many or trends ended up in israel. yeah, i've heard that all of us they need most of the old flight. well most of them have fled um as a result of. busy that disagreements with the regime the, the government in, at a track many critics describe it as the north career of african. we've had a single president ruling for the last 30 years. there's no independent judiciar

supreme court to combat the growing homeless problem. 2 groups filed a legal brief with the high court last week. the california state association of counties and league of california cities. they're asking the justices to set aside federal court rulings involving encampment. the groups say that the rulings restrict cities abilities to sweep camps and order people off the street. they say it makes addressing health and safety concerns and workable. >> a federal judge overturning california's ban on large capacity magazines in his ruling, the judge wrote, quote, based on the text history and tradition of the second amendment. this low is unconstitutional. end quote, state attorney general rob bonta days now to appeal the decision in a statement bonta called the ruling and incredibly dangerous mistake. adding that the magazines have been used in all gun massacres with 20 or more deaths. the same judge overturned the same ban in 2019. >> for your health tonight, free at-home covid tests are officially back. the biden administration restarting the program is covid cases nationwide continue

spain's high court has imposed a restraining order on the former head of the country's football federation rubiales. he's now not allowed within 200 meters of the stryker jenni rmoso after kissing her on the lips following the women's world cup final, she says was without her consent. the top spanish women players are continuing their boycott of the national team, demanding more changes in the sports leadership. tiktok has been fined almost 350 million euros by the eu for child data breaches. an investigation found that children's accounts were set to public by default. the social-media platform says it disagrees with the decision and has since introduced privacy changes. you are live with bbc news. up half a billion pounds of british taxpayers' money will be invested in the steel plant in south wales. it is not clear -- >> we are seeing jobs which may have been lost without this investment, you probably would have seen the end of steelmaking certainly in this part of the country, possibly in the u.k. this is a transformation project. we are paying 500 billion pounds to transform portal bi

and the attack on the presidential policy, congress and results high court. 11 judges of the supreme court gave that unanimous verdict, former presidential tables in our support of student government offices. a week after presidency, regent, austere and religious, silver took office and an attempt to oust him well in the united states for the president, donald trump and his 16 co defendants and his georgia election interference case will not be standing trial at the same time as 2 of those next month, a judge has ruled their cases will have to move forward on their own shuttle to, to co defendants and sold quicker trials, their schedule to begin, and october trump and 18 of associates. so facing dozens of charges including racketeering. my kind of hospitalized as mount from atlanta. the proceedings are just wrapping up at the moment, but the most important ruling by the judge was that the trial will not be of old 19 . he said that the trial of the 2 who asked for a speedy trial will begin on october the 23rd. he also raised the possibility though, that among the remaining 17, they may

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17 years in prison for his role in the attack on the presidential palace, congress and brazil's high court 11 judges of the supreme court gave that unanimous verdict full of present. diable. sinatra supports a strong government offices. we coughed at present lewis, and i knew that the silver took office in the attempt to oust him. well, joining us live from washington, d. c is 2 more, right. he's a partner with the gas is after fund the global market fund. welcome to the program . so put simply then how significant does this sentence bring so much for the invitation? i think it's very important for the brazilian political environment, the populations of highly support, the punishment of those invaders. we had a survey late july and review the so the 76 percent of the student population loving federal are off. i strong of punishment for what happened in january 8. so this is very important for the brazilian public opinion, including and i, i'm saying that the president public opinion is much more in favor of that. suppose the punishment combat even should the americans with the generally 6

the highest court, the owners and support this of the tradition overall face off in front of the high court of justice. the buckets introducing him. i mean on the vaughn has come from northern israel, he has been protesting against the traditional reforms by israel. his power writes religious government for many months the they know that they want to change to make is. 4 fixed it or you know, the make, they put a decent involved in all that they can decide the a very crazy thing with all the documents of people that living here on the opposing side of the 10 month alone. she supports the reforms. i think the buckets doesn't have the authority to disqualify that. no, they shouldn't dismiss it. they were elections here 8 months ago and we've got $64.00 mandates for the writing. and i think we have to to take my seat to decide inside the building. 15 judges for the 1st time as a full time or to petitions. there were 5 but different groups of to the cancel the proof, the controversial amendment to a basic law in july. it removes the ability of the supreme court and the other quotes to refute go

been political reaction to members of israel's right spring, coalition governments planning the high court for what they said were decisions which facilitates that the violence opposition, members of the connect said rapidly pointing the finger of blame back after government. the demonstration as well. finally dispersed after several hours, leaving behind blood stained pavements and smashed up shop windows and a sense of simmering tension. whole brennan. i'll just talk your parties through some of them today and is an era trend human rights activists. and she says, the trained government does not tolerate criticism this test of us are actually organized by the regime in aircraft through its embassies. the embassies are kind of business across the, the word are basically mostly used to supplies on air trans asylum seekers or decisions. and people who are opposing the governments. so there are, these are, these events are effectively deploying the community to supply on each other to a, to, to make, to ostracize those who are seeking change with an air tab. those were advocating for justice

he is not going there to the united states before the trial the high court of london will answer, he this is exactly the main thing, in israel they will extradite him, they will not extradite him, but here his friends will definitely not extradite him. so, i think that this version is more advanced than the version that the body missed and now they want to eat him the chicks of ego life, yes, how are we now? there will be a short break at the hotel. we ask you to stay in touch. after a few minutes, we will continue because there are still many questions for you. it is difficult to talk about what you feel when you have urinary incontinence, an unpleasant situation can arise at any time, even with a slight effort, fortunately - it's behind me feminiost uro helped me thanks to the natural ingredients feminost uro helps to restore control over urination day and night now i feel confident feminost uro urination under control buy with a 10% discount in pharmacies pharmacy nc pharmacy a penny and an apothecary, my legs don't walk, i'm suffocating, my neighbors. wait, i'll get to the point

that if you pretoria high court, ordered the health department to be suited to release documents, documents that showed how these big pharmaceutical companies insisted on intended to close. this sporting governments to pay more than double what they charge. well, teach countries in the west and had a sweeping rivers, effectively sneezing, governments hanging out to drive. the contracts also can be revealed the kind of percentages and prices. the johnson and johnson was offering to south africa compared to these other wisdom countries as a business that africa reflected on demand time. in simple terms, big pharma, bullets, south africa into these conditions, emitter dead lip, and demick wind score. spect, since we're only going to the richest countries, the companies exploded our desperation, but simply pharmaceutical companies held us for ransom. this is nothing you as the house activism aspects. i even slammed johnson and johnston for exploiting vaccines that we could use to solve africa to countries in europe, which have already immunized and large proportions of the population. and had o

except if the high court rule against them that they may not accept the situation as it is, in which case the country will be facing a constitutional crisis. so some long weeks and months ahead here in israel rebecca rate is on this long running saga, which sounds like it's good to run even longer outside the supreme court. there for us in jerusalem. thank you very much. and american man trapped inside one of the turkeys, deepest caves has been rescued off the more than a week underground mock dickie became stranded hundreds because down of the folding ill earlier this month. the thanks to one of the was the largest and most complex k for ice commissions is now major down a mice. a deep inside the mulch case, mock dickie slowly. it's closer to the surface by stretcher. it's taking days and set for the international rescue teams to hoist the american k you back to safety. this voltage shopped by a 100 gary and team of rescue is the weekend giving some sense that the painstaking mission has been taking place inside the tech. he stood the piece kate gloria moving down slowly. okay, go.

government and other governments within the african continent where we lived, that if you pretoria high court or due to the health department, to re sue, to release documents, documents that showed how these big pharmaceutical companies insisted on intended to pauses for governments to pay more than double what they charged, wealthy countries in the west and had a sweeping rivers. if it to be easy governments hanging out to drive. the contracts also can be revealed. the kind of percentages in prices, the johnson and johnson was offering to south africa compared to these other wisdom countries after business that africa reflected on demand time in simple terms. big pharma, bullets south africa, into these conditions emitted dead lip and demick, when scar inspections were only go into the rich countries. the companies exploded our desperation, but simply pharmaceutical companies held us for ransom. this is nothing you and health activities in africa, even slammed johnson and johnson for exploiting vaccines that were pretty used to south africa to countries in europe, which they have already imm

but they also have to say until now in israel, the high court of justice has never notified an amendment or a basic tool. so we will have to say, have to see what the judges here will decide. american man, trump, inside one of the techies, the pest case has been rescued after more than a week on the ground market. the key became strong that hundreds of meters down. after that falling l l a of this month. but thanks to one of the world's largest and most complex k rescue missions, he's now made it up. i life steep inside the mulch caves. mock dickie slowly inch closer to the surface by stretcher. it's taking days instead for the international rescue teams to hoist the american k u, but the safety is worth it. shocked by a hung, gabby, and team of rescue is at the weekends giving some sense that the painstaking mission has been taking place inside the tech. he stood the piece, kate. oh goodness. looking down slowly. okay, go. for the full 2 year old was more than a 1000 meters deep. when he felt ill, the spelling of the month. experiencing stomach bleating, the left him 2 week to escape. w

in search of justice, ukraine began its speech at the un high court in the case against russia in the words of the ukrainian side, the russian federation justifies the war with the false goal of allegedly wanting to stop the genocide, the representative of ukraine, anton korenevych, called on the un international court of justice to finally rule that the aggressor country must pay reparations for the invasion under false pretenses, 45 more tanks will be transferred to ukraine by denmark, they will be 15 modernized and 72, as well as 30 leopard 1 was announced by the ministry of defense of the country , t-72 tanks can be immediately included in the armed forces of ukraine, but for the use of leopards by the ukrainian military additional training is needed in lviv, a man died as a result of a night attack by russian drones, rescuers retrieved his body from zavaly, another 26-year-old boy was injured, he is now in the hospital, according to preliminary information , the russians launched 18 drones in the lviv region, 15 of which were eliminated by our air defense forces recorded three hi