r.t. new york. new in again britain's largest defense in aerospace company b. a systems as received to borrow criticism online of his chief executive posted a bump of profits 429000 good results are expected for 2022. 2019 was a good year for the company. we grew sales by 7 percent. and that enabled us to grow our dividend by 4 and a half percent which is the greatest increase we've had of dividends in the past 8 years. bit about big systems said so u.k. based defense security an aerospace company it's the largest defense contractor in europe and the 4th largest in the world among its biggest and most lucrative market saudi arabia which has of course repeatedly been accused of war crimes in yemen as we've covered so often on this child riyadh became involved in that conflict in 2015 as it intervened in support of the internationally recognized government in its fight against toothy rebels since then the war is claimed over 100000 lives many more people have been displaced i'm about to be a it's alway

r.t. new york. and other news we're hearing russian nationals been arrested while attempting to leave spain the russian foreign ministry said it believes she was the taint at the request of the u.s. authorities. as the details. the russian foreign ministry has announced that on the 14th of february spanish authorities detained a russian national woman who goes by the name of a lesser what do we know about her well we know that she is from a part of siberia and such a russian the mother says that for over 10 years between 20082019 she worked as a clock in the u.s. embassy in moscow and maybe she was just taking fingerprints in the international department which was eventually closed down off to actually worked as a translator in the russian center for plant inspection now it was in that capacity that unless it was in spain in the fast pace on the items of 10 a wreath and she was part of an official delegation on a short walk trip and it was on her return journey back to russia that she was arrested th

r.t. new york more global news coming your way after this short break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm sure. i'll see you then. welcome back following an unsuccessful u.s. backed coup last year the u.s. has imposed another round of sanctions on caracas washington has blacklisted but as well as the largest airline and threaten new restrictions on foreign firms who work in the country russia's foreign minister expressed solidarity with that as well during a visit to the capital. we reiterate all solidarity towards venezuela and the venezuelan people in their fight against the united states but we denounce old methods such as blackmail illegal sanctions and the attempts to dictate the will of the people as well as the interference in internal statements. not the ending going people that there is no police here for imperialist illegal sanctions and military intervention we can reach a rate that we seek peace and it's well it can't tolerate sanctions and blackmail. the

r.t. new york because that show news from moscow this south things for watching how to buy your way into the white house next as crosstalk examines the deep pockets of work for the united states' top job. i'm. not. what i was. going to get money to even you know going to mean. this whole business about blaming russia by america is getting really pathetic because here's a guy who's effectively trying to dehumanizing whole group of people slavic people of the states this is remarkably ironic coming from white like. this in a pretty you cold problem with not a more through mob but in your circles modesty. and even before that would be much for that was a little would have made it a little more of a. look. at. the white and good but when you're already in the eastern seaboard never you know made it seem to treat. to be. hello and welcome to cross talk were all things considered i'm peter lavelle bob dylan once said money doesn't talk it screams former republican new york city mayor michael bloomberg is proving this just the sheer force of lavish spending has made him a serious contender to captu

r.t. new york. well more world news for you after this short break. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want. to do right to be close this is like the 3 of them or people. interested in the why. they sit. in a world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back following an unsuccessful u.s. backed coup last year the us has imposed another round of sanctions on caracas washington has blacklisted but as well as a largest airline and threatened new restrictions on foreign firms who work in the country russia's foreign minister expressed solidarity with venezuela during a visit to the capital. we reiterate our solidarity towards venezuela and the vene

r.t. new york. and let's finish with news of a special arrival an orphaned seal pup is being nursed back to health in st petersburg after being discovered on the baltic sea shore of the northern russian city it's believed that the same year she's been named lost mother in a storm but now she's successfully capturing the hearts of the veterinary staff looking after them. thanks so much for staying with r.t. throughout the afternoon i will be around in just over 30 minutes when i return with updates on our top story. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is truly was his fate. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. of the shallows. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic to follow the only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that

r.t. new york. tensions running high in syria's war torn province the leaders of turkey russia france and germany will discuss ways to resolve the crisis next month and else when it comes amid an ongoing exchange of offensive between syrian government forces and turkish backed militants. thank you turkey which supports so-called moderate armed groups as recently flooded the region with troops and equipment was in response to a syrian offensive in the last terrorist stronghold in the region ankara considers the province strategically important for its security there are reported fears that syria's forces could advance further towards turkish held safe zones the russian and turkish president spoke on the phone on friday in an attempt to uphold previously agreed deescalation deals meanwhile the un warned all parties to reach a cease fire before the escalation turns more bloody. or flashpoint to the syria conflict is also seeing lawmakers in the united states push for a diplomatic response against russi

r.t. new york with a view from new york city with a view from moscow that's it for me kevin going for now i have a great rest of this friday for me the rest of the team but was more just about 32 minutes tonight and then stand by for more stateside studios it's the latest what she will hold. when i was. yeah money even. bob dylan once said money doesn't talk its screams former republican new york city mayor michael bloomberg is proving this just the sheer force of lavish spending has made him a serious contender to capture the democratic nomination are we experiencing peak travel arrangements syndrome. we're still in an era of resource colonialism again this is a big risk and the one big thing that could really inhibit the kind of electric vehicle revolution that a lot of us want to see is if we can resource the battery components in a sustainable ethical way then it's not going to be a successful revolution. greetings and salyut a shoe wow this week is shaping up to be a blast from russia gates' past my hawk watchers you see in the span of a few short days the names of roger stone julian

r.t. new york. israeli forces shot and killed a palestinian man near the gaza perimeter fence on sunday before sending it all the bulldozer across the collect his body the video of the incident in the besieged enclave provoked an outpouring of anger and warnings of you as you might find the following footage distressing oh. come on. you know my. well according to local media reports 2 other palestinians were also wounded by israeli live fire is the attempt to recover the body the idea of playing the slain individual along with another alleged terrorist had been planting a bomb by the separation barrier. islands in the occupied territories says he was unarmed a spokesman for the group described israel's actions as inhuman and the tel aviv's the fence minister however was full of praise for his country's military. i bagged the i.d.f. which killed the terrorist and collected the body this is how it should be done and this is how we will be done israel connects the bodies of suspected palestinian milita

r.t. new york. trucking syria next folks all need libro of the coming days but the province a real worry there that leads to turkey russia france and germany all set to discuss ways to try to resolve the crisis next month close to home you know this one comes amid an ongoing exchange of offensives between syrian government forces and turkish backed militants. from the up so the complicated picture here is that turkey supports so-called moderate armed groups and its recently flooded the region with troops and equipment it was in response to a syrian offensive in the last terrorist stronghold in the region as it is considers the province strategically important for its own security even though some of the country and the reported fears that syria's forces could advance further towards turkey shelled save zones the russian and turkish presidents in diplomacy over this spoke on the phone on friday in an attempt to try to uphold previously agreed deescalation deals meantime sidewall that the un warned al

r.t. new york. israeli forces are shot and killed a palestinian man near the gaza border fence on sunday before sending an armored bulldozer into the enclave to retrieve his body video of the incident has provoked an outpouring of anger no warning you may find of the following images upsetting. oh god. oh. my dear us of a shut. up. according to local media 2 other palestinians were also wounded by israeli live fire as they attempted to recover the body yeah i.d.f. has said that the victim along with another alleged terrorist had been planting a bomb but hamas which controls gaza said he was unarmed the israeli defense minister praised his soldiers handling of the situation. i back the i.d.f. which killed the terrorist and collected the body this is how it should be done and this is how i would will be done israel has a policy of retrieving the bodies of suspected palestinian militants although the practice violates international law we spoke to human rights advocate comedy show kora about the latest

r.t. new york coming up to 28 minutes past the from us they can just have a half an hour i can tell you coming up next a detailed look at the life and times of julian songe one after this break. the nobility of facial or the kind of good intentions of a church or go to or in christian and maybe even 40 years in the french simply evaporated to the north sea of the unpleasurable for 5. years nobody you would know the moon through but it circles modestly. and you don't move to much for the privilege of. marriage if you do more it will do . quite a good sort of community in the eastern. europe might it seems to trace. pretty good. that that. nuclear power become a battleground in the us in vermont people love demanding the shutdown of a local plant from yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional to ju

r.t. new york. iran has condemned the latest u.s. sanctions imposed over friday's parliamentary election washington earlier blacklisted 5 members of iran's guardian council accusing them of unlawfully disqualifying candidates from the ballot one of those officials gave his reaction saying the restrictions have nothing to do with supporting a democracy even though the boycotts and sanctions on members of the guardian council the u.s. regime has soon that it has nothing to do democracy it's a business and is to stop this dictate to sit and nuke the region like a cow we are now more determined to lend old votes to the people. polling stations across iran closed a few hours ago with more than 7000 candidates vying for 290 seats in parliament all candidates were vetted by the 12 member guardian council which is responsible for interpret ing the constitution and overseeing elections is the 1st nationwide ballot since u.s. sanctions against iran were reinstated after washington's pullout from the iran nuclear deal. you know action comes at

r.t. new york. britain's largest arms maker be a e systems has received a backlash online after its chief executive boasted about the firm's bumper profits last year 21 seems a good year for the company we grew sales by 7 percent. and that enabled us to grow individually like foreign office which is the greatest increase we've had to give it in the past 8 years. b.a. isa's tems is the leading defense contractor in europe. the 4th largest in the world its most lucrative customer is saudi arabia which accounts for 15 percent of annual group earnings the company's dealings with riyadh have been repeatedly called into question over accusations the gulf kingdom has committed numerous war crimes in yemen saudi arabia launched a bombing campaign in yemen back in 2015 to help the government fight a hoot the rebel insurgency since then the war has claimed more than 100000 lives millions of people have been displaced and much of the country is in ruins be a he has always insisted it complies with all arms lic

r.t. new york and that's how it looks from moscow this hour thanks for watching your next update from in the teams in just about half an hour from now. i'm. not. when i was. going to get money to even go to meet. the whole business about blaming russia by america is getting really pathetic because here's a guy who's effectively trying to dehumanizing a whole group of people slavic people of the states this is remarkably ironic coming from what white. hi welcome to sophie visionaries and. my guest today is a true explorer someone who loves to hate the present in order to figure out the future i'm here with architect urbanist writer a thinker ram called in his office to talk about the future of the city and the future landscape. graham it's so good to have you here on our program i've been wanting to ask you all kinds of questions big questions i was essential ones i'll try yes but like i want to start with your exhibit at the guggenheim that's opening. so it's called countryside the future. and it's really funny you say that because most of the people i've spoken to big thinkers futurologist

r.t. new york ok that's it for me this friday thanks for watching kevin i was quite you covered in the coming hours with the developing stories were across. from moscow he's going to head home for all new boom bust. i'm going to fulfill the repeated promises apologise to the people and promise to be you know we've all pots. you ready for a. pretty good bertha now you want to 1st correct that. no. ball. cut. this number you open with not a moon. but in your circles modesty. in you before the much for the use of a little of your marriage to the north and you. look. at. the white english sort of for you you're already one of the sins that you have that you know may seem strange. to you. stand. this is boom but the one business show you can't afford to mention i'm christiane and i'm british born washington coming to toronto barrett has taken it on china but how is the news responding to the threat going to break it down. huawei is back in the hot seat of the u.s. as the motive a major critic of telecom giant which topping i would visit in the country with a look at the big picture the final reaso

r.t. new york. has witnessed a 67th weekend of angry yellow vest protests with crowds turning out in several cities nationwide to voice their grievances against the my quota ministration illegal demonstrations the same did into violent clashes with police. i. rod officers fired tear gas at demonstrators who blocked roads and were throwing see rocks smoke bombs and other objects at them close to a 1000 people were involved in a protest against the van but $28.00 regular best movement has been holding weekly demonstrations over fooling living standards is a look at some of the footage from this weekend. at the same time i don't recall i was in paris attending the opening of the annual of the international agricultural show where he was meeting with industry representatives the event though took an ugly turn and what a group of yellow vest activists and up and began heckling the president accusing him of being a dictator. i. was. eric drew i one of the social movements most prominent figures was among

r.t. new york. following an unsuccessful u.s. backed coup last year the u.s. has imposed a nother round of sanctions on caracas washington has blacklisted venezuela's largest airline and threatened new restrictions on foreign firms who work in the country russia's foreign minister expressed solidarity with venezuela during a visit to the capital. we reiterate our solidarity towards various wally and the venezuelan people in their fight against the united states we denounce all methods such as blackmail illegal sanctions and the attempts to dictate the will of the people as well as the interference in internal state matters. not in any one people there is no police here for imperialist that's illegal sanctions and military intervention we again reiterate that we seek peace and as well it can tolerate sanctions and black meal. the latest round of u.s. sanctions targets 40 aircraft of venezuela's national carrier comes on top of existing penalties on the country's firms including the main oil company under the restrictions u.s. companies are barred from directly i

r.t. new york. legal bid to ban transgender athletes from girl sports has been filed in the u.s. state of connecticut by the families of 3 female high school run as we spoke to the lawyer christiane holocaust told us that identity has nothing to do with sport. girls deserve to compete on a level playing field and a policy that's at play in connecticut allows males to infiltrate the female athletics category which has had the result of depriving girls of championship titles of opportunities to advance to the next level of competition and the potential to even compete for scholarships biology is what matters in athletics not identity. the plaintiffs 3 high school students participating in state championships the lawsuit directly targets 2 transgender sprinters who have consistently outperformed to their peers since 2017 recently one of those bringing the case forward finished 3rd behind to the 2 athletes in question at an indoor track event here's how those against the reacted. the complaint is a dangerous distortion of both law and science in the service of excluding trans youth f

r.t. new york. cities across germany have held vigils for the 9 victims of wednesday night shooting in the west of the country several 1000 gathered in where the tragedy took place mourners placed candles and held the photos of the victims as politicians also gave speeches wednesday evenings attack on 2 she said the town's being treated as a terror attack but the authorities saying the shooter had xenophobe motives. in the wake of the shootings the governing christian democratic union was quick to point the finger at anti migrant rivals accusing the alternative for germany party of having extremist tendencies. immunity to ensure that if you look at their texts profile it seems like he had racist xenophobia as well as far right motives and this transcends mean my believe therefore the c.d.u. you should always be clear not only for the c.d.u. but for all parties in germany that they can be no corporation with a party which tolerates far right extremists and let's call a spade a spade not since in moni

r.t. new york. there's been a major plot twist that the french equivalent of the oscars the entire seas our economy has quit just 2 weeks before this year's glittering ceremony of paris correspondent sean to do inskeep explains one. this year's award season has been plagued by allegations from a lack of diversity in the candidates we've been using that as sag over the last couple years has said oscars so white this year the oscars they have a new house a oscars wider than ever do a lack of the fairer sex hollywood is stuck in the 1970 s. the criticisms a may have been like water off a duck's back of the boards of the british and american academies but here in france they've taken its part 2 weeks before the french oscars are due to take place in thai board has resigned to honor those men and women cinema happened in 2019 to find call and ensure that the festival film remains just that a festival the board has and then must we decided to resign this collective decision complete renewal of the board t

r.t. new york auntie's boom bust spoke to the wall way usas and de purdy who notes that the u.s. has been spying on the whole world for years not least while way itself you can watch the full interview is a preview. it was interesting the u.s. government says that they declassified the information so we welcome the opportunity to see what the evidence is but we really have to look at this in the broader context of the ongoing geo political dynamic between the u.s. and china the u.s. has some major issues with china and right now the u.s. wants to hurt china so badly that they're going to hurt america in trying to her way and that's really a shame you look back some years ago when i brought snowden revealed information about the u.s. program prism and about the 5 year campaign of the u.s. government to spy on operation shop giant where they monitored all while i networked for 5 years and could not find any improper communications and in the prison program they found that the u.s. government used for example cisco equipment to spy around the world most recently the washington post

r.t. new york. and from one fell to another following an unsuccessful us back last year they were asked has imposed another round of sanctions on caracas washington has blacklisted by as well as a largest airline and threatened new restrictions on foreign firms who work in the country russia's foreign minister expressed solidarity with venezuela during a visit to the capital. we reiterate all solidarity towards venezuela and the venezuelan people in their fight against the united states but we denounce old methods such as legal sanctions and the attempts to demonstrate the will of the people as well as these if ference in internal statements are. not in any going people that there is new police here for imperialist illegal sanctions and military intervention which we can reiterate that we say that it's well it can't tolerate sanctions and let me know that the latest round of u.s. sanctions target 40 aircraft about as well as national carrier comes on top of existing penalties on the country's firms

r.t. new york and just 20 minutes past the hour that's how it looks from here this hour on the way as promised with just a few days to go until the we can expound a faces extradition hearings in london get up to speed on the few highs but many lows of a turbulent 10 is the asylum story is next. i'm . now. going to get money to charles event that yelled out to me. the nobility of our facial or the kind of good intentions or both approaches that were in christening to earth or maybe even 40 years ago or simply evaporated of the goodness of the compressor of the 5. julian associate travels to sweden to deliver a speech while there he met 2 women aged 31 and 26 the wiki leaks founder was soon involved in an intimate relationship with both of them. the woman who had it and fired it to him to speak also offered her comment to which is studio so there's only one there's only one bed in attentions and i'm going to be away you can stay so greg. how everything's chang and the woman came back to early and. wanted julian to stay there anyway. those women the really approached him it seems like especially

r.t. new york ok please when you are coming away after the short break. might appear showy and shallow but he has once again defied his critics this time by securing his impeachment acquittal what is it about the 45th president of the united states that makes people love and hate him so. the world is driven by shaped. thinks. we should ask. there is a closed hearing taking place against a private security company accused of spying on julian assange a spanish court is deciding if they violated the privacy of the wiki leaks publishing spanish you see global was hired to protect the ecuadorian embassy in london mahler songs was in exile that last summer recordings of his songs from inside the embassy with leaked online and allegations of emerged the company might have shared surveillance with the cia so far the u.s. intelligence agency and ecuadorian embassy officials have declined to comment the director of u.c. global says all information regarding the case is confidential. spoken to julian assange is lawyer who's been attending the trial he claims that th

r.t. new york. the president of the philippines has threatened to rip up a longstanding military pact with the u.s. after washington counseled a tourist visa issue to one of his close political allies over an anti drug crackdown or trigger deter the u.s. to reconsider. soon but that will. be a new low but go on the show move and what i mean you're this is the 1st time. i mean you're. you know. for a. while are you a better man may be brief. visit being force is agreement. also boil down to. the so called visiting forces agreement has been in place since 1999 allows us troops to take part in joint training exercises in the philippines foreign affairs analyst richard hadari and gave us his views on the dispute. here is the president that very day is really angry at the united states not only because of the travel ban or visa restrictions imposed on. allies but there are concerns that the united states might actually move forward with asset freeze and other kinds of sanctions against the president hims

r.t. new york. the president of the philippines has threatened to rip up a longstanding military pact with the united states after washington cancelled a tourist visa to one of his close political allies over an anti drug crack them. to urge the u.s. to reconsider. c. but all. but go on the show merely i'm wondering you're just the 1st guy. in mean you're not the you know the. why are you a better man may be british vision thing is a good woman. up all same time in or. the so-called visiting forces agreement has been in place since 1909 does allow u.s. troops to take part in joint training exercise in the philippines foreign affairs analyst richard hey danny and gave us his views on the dispute it. here is the president that very day is really angry at the united states not only because of the travel ban or visa restrictions imposed on solve these key allies but there are concerns that the united states might actually move forward with priest and other kinds of sanctions against the president himsel

r.t. new york. and the storm of speculation is brewing online. and over the cancellation of a highly regarded poll in the iowa caucus supporters of bernie sanders are claiming the results were suppressed because their candidate was doing too well the do more in register poll has been published for the past 76 years and it's considered a solid predictor of success ahead of the state caucus c.n.n. which publishes the results said at least one interviewer had accidently omitted a question on candidate people to judge but sanders supporters say they suspect foul play bernie sanders is winning iowa and the des moines register not releasing their poll tonight over one poll voters' concern proves that they don't want to show how much bernie was winning and this was the easy way out the pool that really matters is the des moines register a c.n.n. poll that they decided not to release an hour before that was supposed to be keeping in mind indorsed warren and c.n.n. as openly and sunders l.o.l. des moines register trying to help the democrats make burn san

r.t. new york. top officials from around the world are converging on munich this saturday for day 2 of the annual security conference it's the biggest event of its kind and among the talking points are the west losing its role in the world stage the situation in syria and tensions with iran our europe correspondent peter all of a look at what to expect might come out of it. it's day 2 of this year's munich security conference and there's plenty for world leaders to be discussing here at the bavarian capital what this is the overarching theme of this year's conference described as the declaiming role of western nations on the world stage and the shaking up of international relations in defense but choice for a theme they'd catch some by surprise but when you listen to the participants at the conference it's clear that it struck a chord with those here in munich. in the era of american global police and it is over think of syria africa afghanistan not because of the lack of military or economic power

r.t. new york the view from the big plus a view from moscow to the city for now for me kevin and the rest of the on duty team is friday thanks for watching out international stumbo for next program in your part the world can tell you is the one the only inimitable larry king here with his latest show coming up next. just. like it now to clean up. when i was. going to get money to a child even that you don't know me live from. the russian state television propaganda machine propaganda outlet propaganda tools we are in an information war. that can change the world tomorrow. we use an old you tube videos the latest sleepless mushy today it's a long list now look on my. luck brush your brush at russia russia russia today is. what i want to believe that i wrote says russia to the times i really have to put drugs out there to see you then on our team. were so proud and still. are just getting the number. why have you not shut down our t.v. on you tube it's a propaganda machine mr walker. he likes mike but why former l.a. mayor antonio via ago says here to explain his full throated endorsement o

r.t. new york. political commentator dakota louis told us why he believes the democrats are trying to shut the door and bernie sanders. i think you see a lot of these people who within the democratic party would rather see another trump presidency than would see it rather see a socialist or substitute describe socialist or anyone really to the left of joe biden become president if you look at the last primary campaign where bernie sanders ran against hillary clinton and there was definitely an underhanded campaign to undermine his own campaign and whether it be true superdelegates or backroom deals there was a lot that went on that really stripped bernie sanders of any of his power and you see a lot of this playing out today and you see these random attacks that other candidates such as elizabeth warren joe biden and people who get good a judge have come out attacking bernie sanders because he represents a different wing of the democratic party and you know a lot of polls show that joe biden and hil

r.t. new york. britain's largest defense and aerospace company b. a systems has received to borrow she could has more line of chris chief executive boasted of bumper profits in 29. 2019 was a good year for the company. we grew sales by 7 percent. and that enabled us to grow our dividend by 4 and a half percent which is the greatest increase we've had of dividends in the past 8 years. systems as a u.k. based defense security aerospace company it's the largest defense contractor in europe and before far just in the world among its biggest or most lucrative markets is saudi arabia which has repeatedly been accused of war crimes in yemen or riyadh became involved in that conflict in 2015 years it intervened in support of the internationally recognized government in its fight against hiv the rebels since then the war has claimed over 100000 lives many more people have been displaced the has always insisted that it complies with all arms licensing regulations but that's not stop criticism online now. so g

r.t. new york. has been a major plot twist at the french equivalent of the oscars the entire says our academy has quit just 2 weeks before this year's glittering ceremony a paris correspondent chatted to benfica explained why. this year's award season has been played by alec. ations from a lack of diversity in the candidates. yes the level nations yes they. do a lack of the fairer sex i'm not sure if everyone here is across the country to see that d.c. there has been a distinct lack of nominations to feed lines. the criticisms i'm a have been like water off a duck's back of the boards of the british and american academies but here in france they take it it's hot 2 weeks before the french oscars are due to take place in thai board has resigned to honor those men and women cinema happened in 2019 to find call and ensure that the festival film remains just that a festival the board has and then must we decided to resign this collective decision complete renewal of the board this is a. here in front of

r.t. new york. media freedom groups are giving a stark warning about the health of wiki leaks founder julian assange as he prepares for his u.s. extradition hearing next week i'll teach been speaking to his father about his health consent. then one of julian's of the 1st appearance in judge borat's is called the judge and julian his name and his birth he was in such poor condition that he couldn't remember this is very unusual for a judge to continue hearing the plea of a prisoner when they come from him of their birth or their. concert consequently we believe that julian or 2 of them immediately sent for in a teacher in hospital that's what would happen in a stroke here the judge would not continue the hearing because the prisoner was not well enough. or more than 100 doctors from around the world are still writing against the u.k.'s handling of the assault cases saying that he's being subjected to psychological torture while in jail they're also calling on the australian government to intervene to