we will continue to bring the reaction from here outside parliament.— reaction from here outside parliamentuch parliament. thank you very - much, karin giannone. much more from there throughout much, karin giannone. much more from there th can hout much, karin giannone. much more from there th can a >ut much, karin giannone. much more from there th can a safeguard to treat. how can a safeguard by the — to treat. how can a safeguard by the medical profession behind _ by the medical profession behind closed doors be that safe? — behind closed doors be that safe? that is the question, how safe _ safe? that is the question, how safe is— safe? that is the question, how safe is it — safe? that is the question, how safe is it safe enough for us as a — safe is it safe enough for us as a society? are there risks? could — as a society? are there risks? could one _ as a society? are there risks? could one life be lost through coercion. _ could one life be lost through coercion, pressure, abuse? if it can, _ coercion, pressure, abuse? if it can, are— coercion, pressure, abuse? if it can, are we happy w

what is most business outside parliament? thorough barricades to prevent protesters from gaining an entry opinion polls indicates the vast majority of georgia and still want to join the b. u and georgia . dream says it intends to do that one day. but for the moment, the divide between the government and the george and peoples aspirations looks set to grow wider. the dw correspondent, re accounts of mazda is covering the protests in tbilisi. she told us, if this was the end of the line for georgias, you ambitions as well. so it's important to mention that the elections more popularly recognized by uh, states like hungry china, neighboring states, armenia as or by john. but it doesn't receive any. what's the recognition as for now, the us sending the fox finding mission and the definitely georgians and government still wants to have this sort of less than a recognition. otherwise, that will be very isolated, which doesn't seem to be a popular idea with the, you know, among many, george's so it depends whether the opposition on

european parliament rejecting the results of george's election last month, alleging significant irregularities. george's prime minister accused the a you of black now. demonstrators assembled outside george's parliament building in tbilisi, as well as the governing parties. headquarters protests were also reported to north or georgia in cities, georgia, seeing several anti government protest this year, but they grew following an election in october. the opposition changed the kremlin interfered in the campaign in favor of the governing georgia dream party. critics, a, this has been moving georgia and then also are tearing direction for months. but that thursday marked a watershed moment. i'm very devastated because we were not expecting the things to go so soon and for the government to make the statements that they say today. and i think that this makes us feel very hopeless, but at the same time i think that we're becoming stronger because of that sort of see just what sparks of protest was an announcement by george's prime minister. so he said he was suspending the bid to join to you on the grounds that brussels had disrespected george and values thomas were looking for the yea

protesters attacking the protective wall outside parliament.orgia's bid tojoin the european union. and they believe that russia is pulling the strings. we want europe, we don't want russia. that's where our path is, ok? and you think your government is taking georgia towards russia 7 of course. the nation of georgia wants to be in the european union. it's unacceptable for us to stop the discussion of usjoining the eu. earlier this week, violent scenes. fireworks thrown at police. the security forces deploying water cannon and tear gas. a georgian journalist was live on tv when this happened. he told me he had been hit so hard, he blacked out. translation: ithink our citizens are now i being forced to think, do they want to live in a country where peaceful protest is being punished and where journalists are being attacked from behind when they are speaking about what is really going on? if we want to live in a country like this, so be it. many of the protesters i have spoken to told me they won't give up — they intend to keep coming onto the str

you blame the current 100 percent lot and will continue his weekly protest outside parliament. the on the election is the coalition between the major parties spend a gale and deanna for looks like the 2 in newer and the issue that likes his life. and so many others. the cost and shortage of housing look set to festa. riots on the streets of dublin last year was stoked by n t. the good figures blaming an influx of asylum seekers. the realities, se experts, he's quite different. the housing problem is because the economy, so successful port, there is significant number of sight and secrecy ukrainians. but the bulk of the immigrants are highly skilled. coming to a highly paid jobs, i'm paying i load a tax rich country, then fueled by for the money to getting along the way to look after it. so. so now how does the risk dumping tons in is rooting policy? has one a huge majority in local elections that being seen as a test to the parties, trend the head of a general election next year, which i'm gonna try my can do. the policy took more than 98 percent of the seats. the votes has bee

the capital to policing protest has gathered outside parliament . often the government is suspended towards joining the european union until at least 2028 and also to use the government of virginia elections last month. on friday, bush and peaceful votes in a proposal that would allow some, terminally ill patients to end the room. nice opponents say that it could be a threat to vulnerable people who could be pressured into assisted suicide. obviously, what's on a diego report? what is the value of a life well lived and a good death? it is a question that at least spends has been forced to face, diagnosed with terminal cancer with no prospect of recovery. she lives with its effects every single day. i've been suffering with symptoms for low, about 7 or 8 months, various symptoms of a very bad cough, and rip painting from coughing so much and i could not breathe properly. uh so i thought it was cancer white boy express kind of stuff along with debra. and buy the lease has made a decision to go to an assisted dying facility in switzerland before condition wesson's. but helping someone and the

parliament have rejected the election results. saying the vote was great and the governing party is trying to force closer ties to russia. most of the protests are being organized outside the parliament building, protested scrub and confronting right pleased with fireworks and eggs. say they will use any means possible to fight for their country's future arrival or find out 0. so the head off to the break with a shame, peas voting stays a bill left with a dial tone, a new patients and the nice medical, the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read painting through the game. so basically you miss all by russian informed opinions. finally, after over a year of genocide, the i c. c has come to this decision critical debate. the difference between china and most of the rest of the world is a china plans long term inside story. do conferences and meetings, life cop, 29, and others make a difference on how to 0 after world war 2 from says, great empire began to unravel in vietnam to most of the people who was staying. and so since the st. fussing with joy kissing each other, and algeria, she lives in the scene, us a split, even though chinese mana

outside parliament for about two hours protesters were banging the metal fence two hours protesters wereanging the metalfence behind the main entrance to the parliament. they were banging the metal fence parliament. they were banging the metalfence in protest against what is happening. now it looks like the weather is not on the side of the protesters. there is a bit of a dry patch here. the question is whether or not the georgian opposition is running out of steam and whether the georgian dream party inside parliament will follow up on its promise to ban the georgian opposition. it is still uncertain what is going to happen, but georgia's political crisis is still there. . ~ political crisis is still there. . heavy rainfall and dire winter weather is taking a toll on gaza's population, many of whom have been displaced by the war. heavy rain has flooded hundreds of poorly constructed tents across the enclave. some have been completely swept away and there are problems with sewage also. aid groups have called for replacement shelters. a hospital director of one ofjust two medical faciliti

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parliament have rejected the election results, saying the boat was great. and the governing party is trying to forge closer ties to russia. most of the protests are being organized outside the parliament building the protesters club and confronting right police with fireworks in a say they will use any means possible to plates for their countries, future rental of hon out to 0. so the head hair on those, is there a petition piece voted in favor of it? well, that's what allowed terminally ill patients to end the lives with medical help. the the latest mean view on phase 90 percent of all that has been displaced. those who have managed to survive, these really ties are now hoping to survive the winter with detailed coverage. you know, i mean, you can say classrooms the one simple lice hope and learning. today. the last results for families leading schultz is from the house or the story. the right wing governments in israel seems almost immune to the pressure of the tap. the families and international calls for a cease firing. gaza african countries have struggled to reclaim many of the origin . facts taken by you repeat the colonizers. this is our experience, our identity

relations that were established in 18. 40 the 9 day march move through the country and has ended up outside parliament. now the rights of i that who has become a hero and fronts has given her the final statement in court. she said political says it is time for the match. so patriarchal society, the trivializes right to change ex husband and thousands of other men are on trial and phones that used violating her while she was drunk. and she's out. who is the women at the center of a mass rape trial that has shaken fronts of a 5 weeks of course, and has had harrowing details of how she was allegedly raped by her husband, dominique, political, and dozens of men, he recruited online. she told the quotes she never suspected her husband of anything. and that she thought she was having symptoms of all time is when she was experiencing blackouts and memory loss. the quote was told bees with the side effects of the drug so has been, was putting in her food, just the data. she's el petticoat also told the court that she's consulted 3 kind of colleges of to waking up on several occasions in her woods feeling like

because as you've been hearing here on bbc news — thousands of farmers have been protesting outside parliamentagricultural assets over £1 million will no longer be exempted from inheritance tax when they are passed on — a move some say will force farms to be broken up. the government thoug says the �*vast majority�* of farms will be unaffected. we spoke to farmer olly harrison — one of the rally organisers who is also an online influencer on agriculture. he told us the government shouldn't be targeting struggling farmers to raise money. if we're lucky we'll make half a percent each year for the revenue for the investment we have. and with the different figures that's just come out it's half this year, so it's like a quarter of a percent. if they expect us to pay 20% on the death of the farmer, it's just not there. i don't understand why they've gone to the bottom of the food chain, where there is no money, to find this 500 million, which will only run the nhs for one day when they could have sort of gone to the top to the retailers that are making the billions a year. in other news... donald t

in an attempt to disperse demonstrators who had gathered outside parliament, protest is held flat practice in record barricades in the 10 stand demonstrated as opposed to government suspension of tools from joining your opinion. until 2020 i pro russian prime minister says georgia will still say membership, but on it's on earlier data, police money a cut them not to was on the streets of publicity. we asked to about tonight's atmosphere while this chosen is quite tons. as you might see on the background, there is a riots police mobilized right next to the problem. and we can hear that some of the protesters are, the protesters are sorry, the todds of the police has been using the water turned on when, what's trying people so think that they would lease requirements squared for a few minutes and they come back again, which makes it quite the police to discuss the crowd. now the, as you can see, probably in the background, the police, a warning asking their protests is to leave the apartment square or otherwise they will use the force. so it's definitely quite, quite uh, sort of tense a depa

parliament have rejected the election results. saying the vote was great and the governing party is trying to force closer ties to russia. most of the protests are being organized outside the parliament building. the protesters who have been confronting right pleased with fireworks and eggs, say they will use any means possible to fight for their country's future and run off on out to 0. a lot of all sorts come here and i'll just say we're including demanding action families of minus stuck on the ground or south africa. meet the minister of police economics. as about the rescue efforts on the return to its former glory for smoking side, fonts has restored enough for them. 5 years suffered devastating fine on the fate of the weather. this change across the raping peninsula has yet to have the trunk of cold air came out of europe and just headed science was the nicest service coming through fairly slowly. so heavy writing seems like in greece. then edging into the rest inside of mainland dirtier is. he's going to be rain thunder storms. everything can immediate future, the coldest still to follow as a much better picture to the east to sun. these are still in the dry and

parliament have rejected the election results. saying the vote was great and the governing party is trying to force closer ties to russia. most of the protests are being organized outside the parliament building. the protesters grew up in confronting right, pleased with fireworks and a say they will use any means possible to fight for their country's future rental or find out 0. sorry, personal break here and i'll just say are right. when we come back, canada is 5 minutes to meet with us, the president elect, donald trump opting, threatening, have to trade targets on demanding action. simon is a minus stuck on the down in south africa, meet the minister, the police march. the the feet of the weather has changed across the re being finance or is yet to the trunk . colder came out of europe and just headed south was the nicest service coming through fairly slowly. so heavy writing seems like in greece. then edging into the western side of mainland dirtier is. he's going to be rain thunder storms. everything can immediate future. the cold air still to follow, and as a much better picture to the east, the sun, these are still in the dry and into a few. that's cool, some br

parliament have rejected the election results. saying the vote was great and the governing party is trying to force closer ties to russia. most of the protests are being organized outside the parliament building. the protesters grew up in confronting right, pleased with fireworks and eggs. say they will use any means possible to fight for their country's future rental or find out 0. so to come off to a short break demanding action families of minus stuck on the ground in south africa and meet the minister of these seeking onset mountain rescue efforts. and british and peas, 13 states as a bill that would allow terminate ill patients to end their lives with medical health the the now it snowed in south drain, so the capital for 2 days dropping a record america have to cite and that's because the code has been coming out across the house, being quite intense budget is tempered currently by the sea of japan, still develop social is 0. how much you and how kind of what's coming out now? isn't it intense the code and the sun is in the sky. so 8 degrees and so we start with the dried it still to organ by using compared with the average for the next tron shift. cold air is co

well outside parliament, we've got a group. so if protest is this is a group opposed to the assisted time bill on the road. we have a group of protests is in favor of the assistive don bill inside parliament. it's a tax house in the confines ways. so i'm a 16270 m p 's requesting to speak in the debates, meaning of the they all being limited to about 8 minutes each showing you. i think the level of a concern, the level of attention that this issue is getting. this is the 2nd reading of the bill. posts hall, a 5 stage process to the house of commons. it then goes through a 5 sites process in the house of lords as well. this one is the 1st time the m. p . 's actually have a chance to sit down to talk about it. stories doesn't and impulsively to evaluate on it. but it's, it's got a long ways ago, before it actually ends up on the british legislative books. what it would do though, is it would enable people who are 6 months. so, so off from that, dest, terminally ill people, to get assistance in ending that our lives, they would do

the testers gather the outside parliament, talk to the government, suspended talks to join the european union. so at least 2028. the prime minister defended the move out of the appointments. i don't play a you are asking from judge it, not just reforms, but step step would mean the rejection about dignity. this includes the evolution of the lower on the transparency of n g o's, the repeal of the lower against l. g. b. the propaganda, the imposition of sanctions, the deliberate collapse of georgia's economy, the release of mikhail, such as she really and more, we will move toward the european union with dignity doing us. this is the mandate of georgian society. science has announced as anything, a defense cooperation agreement with front. it's latest to form a french colony in africa to do set off. the french troops withdrew from my late and this year and book unify. so that's the whole country has cooperated with. western ministries in the past was moved closer to russia in recent years. tons in is rooting policy. is one a huge majority in local elections, being seen as a test of the po

outside parliament, campaigners were waiting anxiously for news and then forsome, celebrations., with others wishing this had come in time for their loved ones. my dad took his own life because he could no longer endure the pain that he was in. um, you know, my whole family, the whole experience could have been different. we could have talked about it together. you know, we could have sat down and could have been calm. we could have been with my father at the end. and, i mean, ultimately, my sister wouldn't have had to have found him after he took his own life. this question has always been divisive, and some people are devastated. i think it has an impact on people who are vulnerable, who will very quickly go from having a right to die to having a duty to die. this bill would only be relevant to certain people. they'd have to be over 18, registered with a gp in england and wales and be expected to die within six months. they must have the mental capacity to decide and clearly express their wishes. it's also worth highlighting who wouldn't be impacted — anyone under 18, people w

i'm outside the georgian parliament building in the centre of tbilisi.—government protesters here setting off fireworks. protesters a re here. the other side, down the road, are the police. lots of police. long lines of police and water cannon, too. a few minutes ago, we saw the water cannon being used to try to disperse the crowds. people here are furious that this week their government suspended, they say until the end of 2028, georgia's bid tojoin the european union. and people here are angry because the aspiration tojoin the eu is enshrined in this country's constitution. so the protesters have been accusing the government of kowtowing to moscow, being in the pay of the kremlin. it is very important for all the georgians to be here, for everyone to see, the whole international world, to see that georgians are europeans and we want europe. we want a better future, and we don't want to be part of russia anymore. you see what is happening. you can totally see how they are treating us, i how they are treating the pennie _ who has a free will to be in eur

the still ahead on the al jazeera, thousands head to protest outside parliament in georgia and venting that and go over what they call last month's reg direction. the in depth analysis of the days headlines is terms when coming at the was pulse of the time to your informed opinions. saw that the little system was essentially designed with americans in my critical district. we're seeing that mass mortality, even the likes of which we have not seen for, for to get inside story. question is now all these allies willing to stand by has for oh, no, just sierra a meeting of minds steadily would freedom which is used to cover. so many different things, the family or mainstream economics. if that happens in any other profession, they will be fine. yeah, well, not just fight it. they'll go to prison. musical innovative, brian, you know, meets renowned economist, hod june chang. part one. i see a lot of hope. i see a lot of experiments going on in the studio. i'd be unscripted on al jazeera, the colleges here with the the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back to watching out. is there a mind the thou

well, earlier today, people outside parliament, they where waving eu flags, of course a lot of them areflags, but also they were waving white flags with a big black dot. so this black dot became the symbol of the protest movement. watch local observers and protest movement. watch local observers an— observers and national observers _ observers and national observers said - observers and national observers said took - observers and national. observers said took place. observers and national- observers said took place. that is they say that ballots are transparent enough for it to be seen, which party the voters had chosen by marking it with a black dot. so this is just one of the violations. there's also talked about vote by huge intimidation inside and outside polling stations there were a lot of local observers because the georgian civil society, really gearing up for october elections knowing this is almost a kind of last chance to defend the country's democracy through a ballot, but they lost that battle because the election was held, the government doesn't agree with all the critici

i don't of georgia with thousands of protest as a gathering outside parliament ahead of the swearing and have a new governments. the demonstrators say last month, the elections were rigged, and they also accused moscow of being involved in an effort to keep the pro russian at georgia, dream. policy impala can't live pictures. now as a police and demonstrate is collect outside parliament for weeks. demonstrate is the stage of sit in protests calling for new elections and the vote was seen as a referendum one efforts to join the e. u. for the call reports on the protests that began interfacing on sunday night, a show of strength and policing. protest is gather ahead of the 1st section of george's new parliament after october's elections. they say the rush of friendly georgian dream party led by 5 minister iraqi cobra kits, a rate its way to victory with the help of moscow. we are standing here today to protest against injustice to reclaim our voices, to restore human rights and a freedom, and to make this government here that they cannot manipulate a present or future opposition. parti

lot and will continue his weekly protest outside parliament building the election as the coalition between the major pharmacies in a gale and down to 4. looks like the 2 in new are and the issue, the lights, his life, and so many others. the cost and shortage of housing look set to festa. riots on the streets of w last year was stoked by mt. the green figures blaming an influx of asylum seekers . the realities, se experts, he's quite different. the housing problem is because the economy, so successful part there is a significant number of sight them and secrecy ukrainians. but the bulk of the immigrants are highly skilled. coming to highly paid jobs, i'm paying a load of tax the rich country, then fueled by forwarded money to getting along the way to look after it. so. so now how does the risk write you up today? thanks the company that's, i mean, the bach attempts to get our website obviously don't come much more of us to we stay with us and use continues up to what i want to use. the after world war 2 fronts has great empire began to unravel vietnam to most of the statements. i was in th

you blame the current 100 percent lot and will continue his weekly protest outside parliament building the election as the coordination between the major parties in a gale and younger for looks like the 2 in newer and the issue, the blights his life. and so many others, the cost and shortage of housing look set to festa. riots on the streets of dublin last year was stoked by mt. the green figures blaming and influx of asylum seekers . the realities, se experts, he's quite different. the housing problem is because the economy, so successful part, there is significant number of sight them and seekers ukrainians. but the bulk of the immigrants are highly skilled. coming to a highly paid jobs, i'm paying a load, a tax rich country. then fueled by forwarded money to getting along the way to look after it. so don't know, how does the risk dublin? well, it's more you can head to our website. i'll just say what the weather is next then inside story examines if the ceasefire, it's an 11, it could be a step towards georgia regional fees. these things the the hello we're looking at some rather li

last night police used water cannon, pepper spray and tear gas to disperse protesters outside parliament. maria cut their mazda is on the street to us of lucy, maria. we saw a violent crack down and protest last night. what's the atmosphere like tonight? while the situation is quite tons, as you might see on the background, there is a riots police mobilized right next to the problem and we can hear that some of the protesters are some of the protesters are sorry, the parts of the police has been using the uh, watch a ton on a when what's trying for us is that people oh so can you guess they would leave the farm and square for few minutes and they'll come back again, which makes it quite a police to discuss the crowd. now the, as you can see, probably in the background, the police is a warning asking their protests as to leave the parliament square, otherwise they will use the force. so it's definitely quite, quite uh, sort of tense uh the problem is square um at this moment cuz people refuse to go away at this point. if at any point you feel like you need to go somewhere save, just pleas

the one i agree tried of hundreds gathered outside parliament were ratification of the investment agreements, but russia was to be discussed. protesters crushed through the gates surrounding the complex and reach the government building, refusing to leave police fire to your guns, demonstrators to break off the confrontation. well, who is rallying in the black sea coastal terrace of occupied both the parliament building on the presidential office since friday. president us one is young yet said he is withdrawing the proposed economic deal with moscow for consideration in the county in parliament for not russia's foreign ministry spokesman. maria's heart of coming entered on the development saying must go hopes for a peaceful resolution to the price of russia is closely following the events in friendly calls. yeah. which have once again led to internal political tensions. unfortunately, opposition forces have not been able to resolve the differences with the countries legitimate tools to ortiz, through a civilized and mutually respectful dialogue and have resulted to actions outside the legal

we saw in vicki's report there, crowds of campaigners both for and against the bill gathered outside parliamentg the debate. our medical editor fergus walsh has been getting their reaction to the vote. a truly historic moment. during cheering and look what it means to campaigners for assisted dying. among them, luiz who is terminally ill with advanced breast cancer. i am in complete shock. what - ill with advanced breast cancer. i - am in complete shock. what does this mean for you — am in complete shock. what does this mean for you personally? _ am in complete shock. what does this mean for you personally? it _ am in complete shock. what does this mean for you personally? it is - am in complete shock. what does this mean for you personally? it is going l mean for you personally? it is going to take a couple of years, so it is unlikely i will get to die at home. but it means the world that people i love and thousands of people will get to choose. christie, who also has advanced breast cancer, was here with her husband. i am has advanced breast cancer, was here with her husband.— with her husban

in georgia, thousands of protesters have gathered outside parliament to oppose the swearing in of a new government. the demonstrators say last month's elections were raped and are demanding a new vote. sonya to go re force this was known as a crowd ready or willing to concede. defeat on the de lawmakers began the 1st session in parliament since september 26 election demonstrators and opposition. politicians kept up the protest outside the building. they claimed the pro russia georgian dream party rigged its way to victory with the help of moscow. we are not going to answer this problem if we board further, we don't the legitimacy of it. and therefore, to remain as the legs fall limits, which is also the country inside the parliament. it was business as usual, and made extraordinary circumstances. little indication here of the constitutional crisis. georgian dreams, say the election was free and fast, and it has every right to start the new parliament recession. just days ago, george's present in solemn age would have been really filed a taste for the constitutional court. all asking it

well, 10 women killed every day. thousands had to purchase outside parliament in georgia and venting that idea of what they call last month. rick deluxe, the how i we got some ra, the winfrey weather, making its way across north america. now some live the showers longest spells the frank some very yes. now the conditions to kind of get the central kind of 2 areas of low pressure to keep an eye on here. these ones motioned to get us driving the way further east was snow mainly into that a some sort of kind of the through uh, ontario through altima pushing across towards the eastern side of the country. so what's the weather for trying to just making its way across that eastern side of the us. some snow that coming in across the rock is the push on into a web to stay and that will continue to drive this way a little further race which tends to rain as it rolls across the midwest. heading over towards the lake sense, perhaps some tricky traveling condition is a head of thanksgiving, but find it dry to the east of that and some dry weather to towards the west and certainly down towards t

it's a georgia where thousands of protest as a gathering outside parliament to oppose the swearing and when you government the demonstrated, say, elections held last month for rigs. they also accused moscow of attempting to keep the pro russian party georgian, dream impala, demonstrate as a stage 16 process, a weeks quoting for new elections as if it was seen as a referendum on efforts to join the european union. logistics company, d h l says is launching an independent investigation officer, congo plane crash near lithuanians at ports. early on monday, the a croft operated by the spanish airlines with the it's a 2 story residential building near the capital buildings. one crew member was killed, 3 others were injured. please say residents in the building were on hold at the pilot, also survive the incident. i. that's it for 1000000 o'clock. plenty more of course . and website out 0 dot com is the address we got the weather coming up in a 2nd. then inside story exams, divisions, and imagined cop 29, the catalog. they will look to east asia where a cold front moving across china towards

a huge change is that this bill would induce in our society and in the interest outside parliament. support is that the bill went with joy. christie hasn't curable cancer when i become timely ill. and i mean, actually in a whole space or i much higher. i mean the last few weeks of my life, i'm going to be dying anyway. i would just want to know that i have that choice. the bill would give 10 mentally ill people with 6 months or less to live, the ability to when their lives with a legally prescribes legal drug. they need to say, so have 2 doctors and a judge. opponents worried this would make people who've unable to corrosion and put irresponsible, straightened on a struggling national health service with the state of the and i was giving to it's giving me and they just giving me some medication to visit. no yet? no, no. the tool is got to pass through several legislative state agents 1st thought the direction of travel has been set between 9 years since m. p. 's last by states on assistive died in 2015. they rejected it despite then as now the majority of the british public being in favor i

so any vehicle i'll just sarah london, and i've not to worry challenge those outside parliament in london. what are we expecting today from the story on the well funny, this is the 2nd reading of this a state dying builds. that means it's the 1st pro, but sean support and these 2 debates it and focus on it. the process by which legislation guide you through parliament says 5 stages in both the house of commons and then the house of lords as well. so this is a long way from actually becoming part of british little box. if it does make it that fall, it will be a generational change in national life in this country. what it would mean a fads in england to wells, at least that would be separate legislation in, in scotland, a person who is 6 months from that death with a terminal disease. if they are a sound mind making a rational decision could get help in ending their own life. as sonya was saying, that report battery would need the assistance of a 2 daughters and the high co judge. then the person would be given a prescription for at least 2 dice, which would they would then have to sell fo

parker housing as human ration for that, 100 percent mounting will continue his weekly protest outside parliament. the only election is the coordination between the major parties. findig gail and deanna foil looks like the 2 in new are and the issue, the blights his life. and so many others, the cost and shortage of housing looks set to festa. riots on the streets of w last year was stoked by mt. the good thing is blaming an influx of asylum seekers . the realities say experts, he's quite different. the housing problem is because the economy, so successful part, there is significant number of sight them and secrecy ukrainians. but the bulk of the immigrants are highly skilled. coming to a highly paid jobs, i'm paying a load of tax the rich country, then fueled by forwarded money to getting along the way to look after it. so. so now how does the risk dublin? well, that's it for me. dire and golden from avenues continues off to a full long state. you folks are watching the unique perspective. we don't want ahead to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well

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parker. housing human rights for that 100 percent mountain will continue his weekly protest outside parliament be on the election as the coalition between the major pharmacies in a gale and down to 4. looks like the 2 in newer and the issue, the blights his life, and so many others. the cost and shortage of housing look set to festa. riots on the streets of the been last year was stoked by mt. the good thing is blaming an influx of asylum seekers. the realities say experts, he's quite different. the housing problem is because the economy so successful part there is significant number of sight them and secrecy ukrainians. but the bulk of the immigrants are highly skilled. coming to a highly paid jobs, i'm paying a load of tax the rich country, then fueled by forwarded money to getting along the way to look after it. so. so now how does the risk dublin? well that's it for me down jordan. more information, of course, on websites, i'll just be able to come there. what is the news continues here on al jazeera of the studio scripts. thank you so much bye. the the, the, the suit, somebody like me and

as we saw, crowds of campaigners for and against the bill gathered outside parliament during the debate fergus walsh heard their reactions to the result. a truly historic moment. cheering. and look what it means to campaigners for assisted dying. among them, elise burns, who is terminally ill with advanced breast cancer. i'm over the moon, but i'm in complete shock. what does this mean for you personally? probably for me personally, um... it is going to take a couple of years, so it is unlikely i will get to die at home. but it means the world that people i love and thousands of people will get to choose how they die. christie arnsten, who also has advanced breast cancer, was here with her husband. i am so joyous. i believe we are on the path to something compassionate and caring, and something that so many people will benefit from. and what about for you personally, christie? for me, i for the first time have a little bit of hope i might make it in time to actually use this. i dare to dream that that might be the case. this is a hugely important moment for the terminally ill, their fam

officer throw it is blocked food supply to georgia, with thousands of protests as a gathering outside parliament ahead of the swearing in the new government demonstrate to say elections held last month's rigs. they also accuse most good of attempting to keep the pro russian policy georgian dream. empower to demonstrate as a staged sits in protest, a week's quantity for new elections at the votes was seen as a referendum on efforts to join the european union for the call. reports from the purchased in georgia. show of strength and policing protests was gathered ahead of the 1st section of george's new parliament. after october's elections. they say the rush of friendly, georgia and dream party led by prime minister iraqi cobra kits. a great it's way to victory with the help of moscow. we have standing here today to protest against injustice to reclaim our voices, to restore human rights and freedom, and to make this government here that they cannot minute tonight, a present or future opposition parties are refusing to take part in monday, section saint george in dreams. when is illegitimate? now,