lauri love was traced via a romanian e—mail address and a paypal account.erviewed here by britain's national crime agency but, as yet, has not been charged. today's judgement did not rule out a prosecution here in the uk, something his family and his supporters are prepared for. how do you feel about the prospect of a trial here in the uk and a possible jail term? i do trust a trial in the uk. in the us, the chances of me ever getting a trial are quite slim just because people are forced to plead guilty to avoid huge charges, huge sentences that they might face if they take a trial. in the uk, we don't strong—arm people into facilitating their own prosecutions. this case has been a strain on the entire love family, especially lauri's father, who is a prison chaplain. there is a consensus of agreement about the things that really matter, about decency, about justice, about fairness. i've always believed to be born in these islands is to win the lottery of life and that what makes britain great makes it great britain, is not our power or our might, but the fa

lauri love could have faced up to 99 yea rs lauri love could have faced up to 99 years in prison if foundis far without support. thank you for your interest. there are other people coming in. freedom! we will have a press conference where i can speak more, but right now, we're thankfulfor speak more, but right now, we're thankful for everyone's help and support but we must clear out of the way. lauri! lauri! also, iwould just like to say, in parting, that this decision obviously affects my life, but the reason i've gone through this ordeal is notjust to save myself from being kidnapped and locked up in a country i have never visited, but it is the set a precedent whereby this will not happen to other people in the future if there is suspected criminality, thenit if there is suspected criminality, then it will be tried in the uk and then it will be tried in the uk and the us will not try to exercise exorbitant jurisdiction. the us will not try to exercise exorbitantjurisdiction. other people should be able to rely on this body to ensure they are treated more humanely by the justice system.

lauri love was traced via a romanian e—mail address and a paypal account.e by britain's national crime agency but, as yet, has not been charged. today's judgment did not rule out a prosecution here in the uk, something his family and his supporters are prepared for. how do you feel about the prospect of a trial here in the uk and a possible jail term? i do trust a trial in the uk. in the us, the chances of me ever getting a trial are quite slim just because people are forced to plead guilty to avoid huge charges, huge sentences that they might face if they take a trial. in the uk, we don't strong—arm people into facilitating their own prosecutions. this case has been a strain on the entire love family, especially lauri's father, who is a prison chaplain. there is a consensus of agreement about the things that really matter, about decency, about justice, about fairness. i've always believed to be born in these islands is to win the lottery of life and that what makes britain great makes it great britain, is not our power or our might, but the fact that it is

in this case, what swung it is that lauri love is com pletely what swung it is that lauri love is completelym the safety, his physical and mental health would go down very rapidly to the point where he writes not even be able to give proper evidence in trials. is this in any one's interests to take place? the overriding thing here was his state of health, his mental and physical health. his current state is not good but the question is to what extent it would deteriorate if extradited. today's outcome for some people will be a puzzle because on the face of it, these allegations have been made, very serious allegations, and they would probably say, is he going to face any trial for this? what would the answer be? this has nothing to do with whether he might be prosecuted in england. i can't really comment on that aspect of it. it's an important distinction. he could be dealt with in england and that was an argument made in the hearing.|j in england and that was an argument made in the hearing. i understand there are restrictions on what you can say but some people will hear the decision today

lauri love was traced via a romanian e—mail address and a paypal account. but, as yet, has not been charged. today's judgment did not rule out a prosecution here in the uk, something his family and his supporters are prepared for. how do you feel about the prospect of a trial here in the uk and a possible jail term? i do trust a trial in the uk. in the us, the chances of me ever getting a trial are quite slim just because people are forced to plead guilty to avoid huge charges, huge sentences that they might face if they take a trial. in the uk, we don't strong—arm people into facilitating their own prosecutions. this case has been a strain on the entire love family, especially lauri's father, who is a prison chaplain. there is a consensus of agreement about the things that really matter, about decency, about justice, about fairness. i've always believed to be born in these islands is to win the lottery of life and that what makes britain great makes it great britain, is not our power or our might, but the fact that it is a great place to live. the united s

lauri love's future, though, is still uncertain.ed here. angus crawford, bbc news. senior figures in the african national congress will hold an emergency meeting this afternoon, to decide the future of the south african president jacob zuma. it's understood he's refused to stand down, even after six top anc officials visited him at home in pretoria yesterday to ask him to resign. jacob zuma is facing corruption allegations, and many in the anc want cyril ramaphosa to take over. the only surviving suspect in the 2015 paris terrorist attacks, salah abdelsam, has gone on trial in brussels relating to a gun battle with belgian police. he told the court, "i am not afraid of you, i am not afraid of your allies. i put my trust in allah." gavin lee sent this report. under armed guard and tight security, salah abdeslam, once one of europe's most wanted men, being driven to court this morning in brussels. he was alleged to be the sole survivor of the paris attacks in 2015, when multiple locations were targeted and 130 people were killed. poli

high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the united states laurie love is accused of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. and nasa among other organizations as well the u.k.'s lord chief justice though has said extradition could put the hacktivists life at risk for the work i was at the court for the ruling. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very thankful. after a very long ordeal that the right result has. been we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system people can have a reasonable expectation they go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of tensions inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chair is in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theatre throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal team h

lisa says she is so happy to see lauri love winning his extradition appeal.that's really nice. what impact would you say the last trott when did the start, 2012? 2013. you got a knock on the door from the police. what impact has this last five years had on you and yourfamily? what impact has this last five years had on you and your family?” what impact has this last five years had on you and your family? i feel worse for my parents, it is hard to imagine losing your child, them being taken away to another country and potentially never seeing them again. iam really and potentially never seeing them again. i am really regretful of the stress and anxiety it has caused them. for me, personally, ididn't sleep very well, i have had very severe depression, weeks at a time where i have been suicidal, which is very morbid to talk about. i have eczema which results in me clawing my face open, which is not great. every bit of my digestive tract is inflamed. iam hoping now that every bit of my digestive tract is inflamed. i am hoping now that the stress will go down i wi

guardian has that story too, along with news that the high court has blocked the extradition of lauri love fbi. the metro says both the conservatives and labour have hit back at president trump he claimed the nhs is broke and not working. the mirror‘s take on that same story is summed up in its headline: "you‘re sick mr president" a century after women won the right to vote, campaigners are calling forjailed suffragettes to be pardoned, according to the daily telegraph. the i reports that arch—brexiteer jacob rees—mogg has launched an inflammatory attack both on the chancellor and theresa may. and finally, the express says britain is on a big freeze alert, warning that tuesday night will be the coldest for six years. so brexit — probably unsurprisingly — makes several of the front pages tomorrow, as does the east coast rail line franchise collapse. that is where we are starting. on the front of the financial times, the transport secretary, christopher grayling, lines up state takeover as the east coast franchise nears collapse, is that the only option on the table? no, but this is the most

we have a picture of a very elated lauri love, the british student accused of hacking who has won hise is the possibility that the cps might appeal this decision, but they have 14 days to decide whether they have 14 days to decide whether they do that or not. even if they don't, he will likely or possibly be prosecuted in the uk for his crimes, as well. this sets a precedent for this to happen in the future, and you might see the us tried to extradite people who do these kind of crimes in the future, but there will always be this case now, the case law, where lawyers can draw upon this and say, this person should be tried for their crimes in the uk and not the us. it raises interesting questions about the us prison service and the fact he was going to be potentially put in solitary confinement with a 99 year sentence and i'm not clear if they are the right safeguarding aspects in the us prison service and so i'm not surprised there are civil liberty groups welcoming this decision. thanks forjoining us. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the p

a british man, lauri love, wins his appeal against extradition to the united states — after being accusedhacking into government computers including nasa and the fbi. a white supremacist who planned to carry out a machete attack at a gay pride event in cumbria has been convicted of a terror offence. a 25—year old drug dealer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for exporting and selling the strong painkiller fentanyl on the dark web. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. in beyond 100 days this evening — we'll hear about the latest twitter spat between donald trump and the uk government — this time over the nhs. as two british banks stop customers buying bitcoin on their credit cards — we'll be speaking to a finance analyst about the crypto—currency. and the little horse with a big dream. we'll find out why digby is saddling up to become the uk's first guide horse. that's all ahead on bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday. jon moss admits he was misguided to have that conversation in the meeting between li

s high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the us laurie love is accused of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. and not among other organizations but the u.k.'s lord chief justice and extradition could put the hacktivist life risk polly boy is across the story for us. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the us where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very trying for. a very long road to the right result has come and we we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system you can have a reasonable expectation that i'll be treated humanely if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of sentence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chairs in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theater throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal team had argued that his was a case of life or deat

high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the us laurie love is accused of carrying out cyber attacks on the f.b.i. and one other organizations but the u.k.'s lord chief justice says extradition could put the hunt to his life at risk polly boyko reports. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very thankful. after a very long road to the right result. and we can exercise the sovereignty of a legal justice system if you can have a reasonable expectation that you go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of influence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chair is in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theater throughout the legal battle the alleged hackers legal team had argued that his was a case of life or death love has asperger's syndro

hangs over his head the british hacker laurie love who on monday won his fight against extradition to the u.s. visited sarge at the embassy the man's accused of carrying out cyber attacks on the f.b.i. and nasa among other organizations while we can leaks is also known for publishing classified information about american politics and the work of its security services clearly the two men have a lot in common and had plenty to discuss speaking to journalists love said he wished the luck in his case. five years holed up inside a small embassy left plenty of time on us are just hands good thing he's had plenty of friends to visit. u.s. republicans have released a document alleging the man behind the russia dossier was not only funded by the clinton campaign it was also fed information by mr steele's memorandum states that the report was information that came from a foreign sub source who is in touch with a friend of the clintons it is troubling enough that the clinton campaign funded mr steele's work but that these clinton associates were contemporaneously feeding mr steele allegations ra

s high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the us laurie love is accused of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. enough other organizations but the u.k.'s lord chief justice said extradition could put the hacktivist life at risk polly boyko is across the story. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very trying for. after a very long ordeal that the right result has. been we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system we can have a reason let's play station they go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of influence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chairs in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery not supporters that this is a court of law and not a theater throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal team heard it argued that his was a case of

since then the powers to block an extradition have been transferred to the british courts and laurie love's case was its first test but not all his legal troubles are over it's possible the americans might decide to appeal i don't know if that's going to. no not that they have two weeks to decide whether to go or not and then yes we have potential proceedings in the u.k. but love and his family have always said that he's happy to face the music for his alleged crimes they just wanted to be a british band that british band or rather a british trial is likely to be larry loves next battle boyko artsy london. the e.u. is looking to accelerate its expansion into the balkans on choose day the european commission will discuss a plan to bring serbia and montenegro into the blog by twenty twenty five followed by four more countries well according to some media including the financial times this is part of an e.u. strategy to counter russia's growing influence in the region however the newspaper doesn't elaborate on that claim moscow has maintained close relations with most of the balkan states sinc

s high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the us laurie love visit cuse the of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. a nasa among other organizations but the u.k.'s lord chief justice said extradition could put the activists life at risk across the story first this hour polly boyko. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very thankful. after a very long ordeal that the right result has. been we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system if you can have a reason let's play station they go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of sentence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chairs in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theatre throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal team had argued that his was

the high court will rule today whether a computer hacker, lauri love, can be extradited to america. as part of anonymous, a secretive network of hackers, which targets governments and companies. anonymous are a strange group. they tend to hack not so much because they want to gain from their hacking, they do it because one of their beliefs is that all corporate information should be in the public domain, so if people are storing personal data and private data, they want to release it. if they think people are behaving badly, they want to expose that. two weeks ago today, a line was crossed. two weeks ago today, aaron swartz was killed. love is accused of being one of four anonymous hackers behind 0peration last resort, an online protest which followed the suicides of a high—profile internet activist. with aaron's death, we can wait no longer. the time has come to show the united states department ofjustice and its affiliates the true meaning of infiltration. as payback, it's alleged anonymous broke into computer systems belonging to the us agencies, including the fbi, the us army and

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love to house release us from our individual and collective lauri's and it seems to be contagious but why. this is a mechanism not only involved in linking people and groups together but may also provide insights into the roots of empathy. you know what are the mechanisms that allow us to share the feelings of other individuals contagious laughter is one of those places to look at another one for example would be contagious yawning we can also ask the questions are individuals that are deficient in the bill you produce contagious behavior might they show schizo weighed behavior might they be prone to autism. in fact there is even simpler material but it's indicates that autistic individuals are deficient and their ability to produce these contagious acts so here using the unlikely tools of contagious behavior be it contagious laughter contagious yawning and we have something that's powerful so toit powerful philosophically and also powerful clinically. the issue of contagious behavior also contributes to you know the concern with for example the so-called mirror neurons. mirroring the

love it. >> reporter: at the heart of the film is lady bird's complicated relationship with her mother played with laurief. >> i want you to be the very best version of yourself. >> mom, this is the best version. >> reporter: did you have with your mom that push and pull? >> no. >> the loving push and pull. you didn't have that? >> we did. we had just pull. we have really a very, very special relationship. she's always had a lot of respect for me. she's given that respect as like a lesson meant that i gave that to her in turn. so, we're always had a really great parent relationship. >> reporter: last month, saoirse thanked her mom while accepting a golden globe. >> thank you, my mom is on facetime on someone's phone, so, hi. >> your mom loves lady bird? >> she loved it so much. >> reporter: don't let the accent fool you. saoirse was born in the bronx to irish ex-pats. when saoirse was 3, they moved back to ireland so she could grow up close to her family. >> when you went back to ireland, at what point did you pick up acting? >> maybe 6 or 7, my dad was in a short film and they needed a kid to be in it.

so much love for her from her work on west wing. as you say, a very tough category. lauriee manville and gary 0ldman were an item. they had a son. they are reunited on the red carpet. i don't think they are frosty, but it is interesting for them to be back in the same room, and potentially carrying off the best performing awards. mark kermode is convinced that leslie manville will win the award. that would be quite a turn up. if she wins the oscar, it will. i don't think she could do the whole thing and win at the bafta5 as well. leslie manville is not a showy performer, has done 11 films for mike leigh, which accrues you a lot of love over the years. never the main character in those movies, but a brilliant supporting actress. again, so superb as cyril in phantom thread. this controlling figure, done up to the waist. the only person who can floor daniel day—lewis's character. fingers crossed. let's see what happens in that regard. the best supporting actress is a strong category. let's see who takes home the statu ette category. let's see who takes home the statuette tonig

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lauri love is a wanted man. us authorities say he is a hacker who stole vast amounts of data.r‘s syndrome. if sent to america, he could face a lifetime in jail. today, the high court had to decide if he could be extradited. thejudges ruled the risk of severe depression and suicide was too great. we're very happy and relieved. we're very thankful for the high court, for thejudges, for their wisdom and discernment. thankful for all the support we've had, without which i'm not sure i would have made it this far. for lauri's father, a hugely symbolic day. there is a consensus of agreement about the things that really matter, about decency, about justice, about fairness. i've always believed to be born in these islands is to win the lottery of life, and that what makes britain great, makes it great britain, is not our power or our might but the fact it's a great place to live. but what is his son actually accused of? us authorities say he was part of the hacking group anonymous, breaking into the systems of the us army, nasa and the fbi and stealing what he found, boasting of his e