remain says the met before being presented before westminster magistrates court as soon as possible so no data timing on the at the moment. the m.p.'s as a jew to do execute a further it says the warrant on behalf of westminster magistrates court i was invited into the embassy. following that could during government withdraw of asylum . no jeremey hunt the foreign secretaries. the u.k. is allowing coming in thanking ecuador's president moreno for cooperation with the u.k. foreign office to quote in shaw faces justice. jeremy hunt going on to say no one is above the law so big news julia signs after all this time holed up in the ecuadorian embassy there arrested by police basically ecuador said no more it's been out of favor with the current president but feeling anyone there he goes what a different looking man the prime being carried down those steps white beard gaunt haggard we've seen him in various states a while back he used to come out on to that balcony of course look at these pictures again what a dramatic scene listees. just in breaking news here on r.t. international dooley in a very angry and bitter man being taken away b

said a song has been arrested on a warrant issued by westminster magistrates court in june two thousand and twelve and following a u. s. extradition request while he spent almost seven years inside of the ecuadorian embassy we have our correspondent in london now following all the latest twists and turns polyploid copal you've been there for quite a few hours now we understand that a song is in the dock waiting for proceedings to get underway the latest is that we understand he's pleaded not guilty he did give a thumbs up to his supporters as well what more are you hearing from outside the court that. well there's a rifle in the arrival of the police and the legal team but here we've got quite a spectacle really his supporters the ones that we got used to seeing outside the door an embassy on now we hear there's a bit of a demonstration happening by the front entrance to town we are waiting for a scientist legal team to emerge from here to see. that those court proceedings are completed now the latest update that i have is that he's been charged to be an assault has been charged over in the u.s. on charges of a comput

in hong kong, 9 leaders of 2014's pro—democracy "occupy" movement have arrived for sentencing at west kowloon magistrates‘ courtublic nuisance and incitement charges, which carry a maximum jail sentence of 7 years. north korea's leader is heading to russia for his first meeting with president vladimir putin. security and protocol staff for kim jong—un have been spotted making final preparations in vladivostok, for the summit. the kremlin has confirmed the two will meet on thursday in the city, which isjust over 100 kilometres from the border with north korea. the bbc‘s sarah rainsford reports: i spoke to herjust after she file that report. they've been sprucing up vladivostok, showing russia wants to express itself as a serious player. kim jong—un‘s armoured train will roll into this station. though the special service from pyongyang isn't being announced here and there is no obvious fuss yet among the locals. 17 years ago kim's father made the same journey to see the same man. then vladimir putin was trying to renew an alliance that had flagged after the soviet collapse. now he wants russia to help negotiate a

nine leaders of hong kong's 2014's pro—democracy 0ccupy movement are expected to arrive for sentencing at west kowloon magistrates‘ courtof public nuisance and incitement charges, which carry a maximum jail sentence of up to seven years. the bbc‘s stephen mcdonell is in hong kong at the court. as you can see behind me, no doubt, the supporters of these nine pro—democracy protest leaders have already been gathering outside the court complex here in west kowloon. in the coming hours they will find out the fate of those who are judged to have been responsible for those mass protests in 2014, which became known as the umbrella movement, and which locked down the heart of hong kongin which locked down the heart of hong kong ina which locked down the heart of hong kong in a failed attempt to bring about direct election of this city's leader. now, the prosecutors here have drawn considerable criticism from the pro—democracy cab for relying on an obscure colonial to charge these nine people. because this was a sort of cherry pick, this law, to obtain a maximum punishment for them and the thinking is that this is to send a messa

s as if he were trading with canada. it could be hugely disruptive for the economy and certain communities that live in the border area. just getting some news coming in from westminster magistrates' courtjust hearing he has pleaded not guilty to a charge at the court that he failed to surrender to custody as required for an extradition to sweden. that is the latest coming in from the court, i'm just hearing also from daniel sa nford, i'm just hearing also from daniel sanford, i've corresponded covering that case. as part of that hearing, they've been describing what happened at quarter past ten this morning when police arrived at the court, daniel is saying officers tried to introduce themselves but he barged past them, he resisted and shouted this is unlawful. he had to be restrained and officers struggle to handcuff him. he shouted this is unlawful and he was led to the police van. you may have seen the pictures that were taken as he left the ecuadorian embassy and was bundled into that police van. daniel sa nford bundled into that police van. daniel sanford outlining what has been described in court about that moment this morning. we will keep an eye on developments there, he has pl