but thank you very much, stella and kelvin for talking us through that .through that. now, on to a piece of news that i think shocked the world this morning. wikileaks founder julian assange seems to have finally reached a conclusion in his 14 year battle over the release of secret files back in 2010. well, he'll to fly the us pacific territory of northern mariana , mariana northern mariana, mariana islands to plead guilty to one charge as part of a plea deal. this news has received mixed responses, with many praising the outcome as a victory for freedom of the press. but others have slammed his actions for putting lives at risk. so what does this mean for the future? i'm joined now by the deputy director of advocacy at freedom of the press foundation, caitlin vargas and caitlin, thank you for joining me, is julian assange, forjoining me, is julian assange, a reckless dumper of information or a hero journalist ? >> well, 7— >> well, it's 7_ >> well, it's a ? >> well, it's a good 7 >> well, it's a good question, but i think the answer is that it really does

stella . more bad news 12,200. stella.ws for the government, so you might rejoice in that. but all parties, when they were asked the other day in the in the debate, sorry, all major parties in england and wales i think now have to refine that again. labour conservative and liberal democrat all agree that migration should be reduced. how are you going to convince people that you're going to reduce migration? i mean, how is the labour party going to do that? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so polls have already shown that people trust the labour party more with reducing migration than the conservatives. obviously but are they right to but are they right to. that's a very good question. i think they are right to i think that i think there are a lot of levers that the government has not, has not yet used, which the labour party will be doing . i think there is will be doing. i think there is a difference between legal immigration and illegal immigration. personally, i hope that there is going to be a sensible plan and not something like

here's what stella assange had to say. join join. wanted me to sincerely find everyone he wanted to be. but you have to understand what he's been through. he needs time, he needs to recuperate. and this is the process. i ask you to give up space to give us privacy, to find our place for that our family, the family. before he speak again. at a time of his choosing. earlier i spoke to reuters journalist trust the need them about this using camera. she told us more about those emotional moments after us on his arrival. so this, that was a press conference with assigns as was still a clearly a martial speaking to the media. so the 1st time since she had embraced the husband's, we stepped off that plane, not that long ago. and also he's legal team. timing. he hundreds of assigned to support is also attend at the hotel, jeering clacking. it was point hit exchange, and the message from stella is, you know, doing couldn't be that the spot. so many supporters turning out the media because he makes time to recover. it has been quite an old dea

here's what stella assange had to say. join join. wanted me to sincerely find everyone he wanted to be. but you have to understand what he's been through. he needs time. he needs to recuperate and this is a process i ask you to give up space to give us privacy to find our place for that our family, the family before he seek again at a time of his choosing. reuters journalist kirsty needham was at the airport in cambro. when a solange arrived, kirsty, an emotional moment there at the airport. what was the atmosphere like to this? that was the press conference with um, as long as it's was still a clearly emotional speaking to the media. so the 1st time since she had embraced the husbands, we stepped off that plane, not that long ago and also his legal team timing. he hundreds of assigned support is also attend at the high to jeering packing. it was put to exchange and the message from stella is, you know, julia and couldn't be that the spot. so many supporters turning out in the media because he makes time to recover it. it has been qu

speaker stella morabito whoshe'f loneliness to enforce social conformity.hat's new book the weaponization of loneliness the message stella shares is so important to all and especially to the focus of this, because future of women leads college'e often told implicitly and ■tsometimes explicitly that if they express conservative views, they' be isolated and shunned. and that's what happened a lot that's why mission here at the luce center to prepare them for future lears introducing them to other similarly situate. they have conservative friends. critical issues and develop in them more of thco3nnfidce and courage that they need to stand up and speak out. it'st so easy for students at the mostly left wing schools and colles they agree with all the leftist socialist, wacky ideas that these institutions are promoting. still love fearlessly encouragot politely but strongly in support of their conservative values and not the left. still us house.t how one person can make a huge and how partnering evenmb just e person it can shatter the illusion everyone has the s

speaker stella morabito who will. she's going to speak today on this issue. how elites weaponize the fear of loneliness to enforce social conformity. that's new book the weaponization of loneliness the message stella shares is so important to all and especially to the focus of this, because future of women leaders now in schools and college is they're often told implicitly and sometimes explicitly that if they express conservative views, they'll be isolated and shunned. and that's what happened a lot of them. that's why mission here at the luce center to prepare them for future leadership by introducing them to other similarly situated young women so they're not lonely. they have conservative friends. give them deeper knowledge on the critical issues and develop in them more of the confidence and courage that they need to stand up and speak out. it's just so easy for students at the mostly left wing schools and colleges to just pretend they agree with all the leftist socialist, wacky ideas that these institutions are promoting. still love fearlessly encourage

james heale and stella shawn seesahal james heale and stella shawn seesahai, after the break, havinghe summer months for more than 250 years, the royal academy of arts summer exhibition in london is the world's oldest open entry art show this year. the critics haven't been enthused . should we haven't been enthused. should we care about the critics, the so—called experts , or should we so—called experts, or should we celebrate artistic populism? art critic and expert jj charlesworth will be here. stay with me welcome back. the royal academy's annual exhibition has returned for the 256th time to brighten the summer holidays. it's the world's oldest open submission exhibition. anyone can enter work to be considered for inclusion this year. we can see more than 1200 works by amateurs, professionals and academicians. in other words, members of the academy covering media from painting to photography and sculpture to film. most of the works are available for purchase, with the proceeds supporting the artists and the royal academy's charitable endeavours. whilst the works have to pass throu

stella, should we start with you?eing as you are of greek descent, i find that completely heartbreaking because i when i first came to the uk, i used to i used to watch michael mosley on tv and i found him incredibly lovable. >> and to find out that he went on holidays on the island of symi, which is a lovely, beautiful greek island. i was there last year completely picturesque, tiny, tiny, tiny and he his lovely holiday turned into a nightmare. i think something that i've seen a lot when i go on holidays on greek islands is british. people they are used to going hiking a lot here in the uk and here in the uk . you very, very rarely will uk. you very, very rarely will have the danger of overheating . have the danger of overheating. but greek islands, they are very, they're extremely dry and there is nowhere to hide. there is no water anywhere around if you're going hiking and this is just rocks, it is very, very easy to find yourself at a space where google maps will tell you you can do this distance in an houn you ca

he published on his platform, which he looks a 3 at last and back in the folds of his family. wife stella and father joan in his native australia for the 1st time in over a decade for juliet sons arriving at cambra. applewood was the final act of an international drama that included 70 is refuge in london's ecuadorian embassy. and 5 more input to as high security prison, a consequence of publishing hundreds of thousands of classified us documents on his wiki leaks whistle blowing website. it made him a hero to free speech campaign is but a villain to the us government, which said he didn't. den get national security australia as prime minister, antony albany, z low beach for years to free. i found he spoke to him by phone enough that his plane landed a was very generous in his prize of the strain governments. if it's the strain, government stands up for a strong and citizens as found as wives. stella said her husband needed time to recuperate before speaking to the press, but she signed to support his on his behalf. it took millions of people. it took people working behind the scenes, peo

stella centrarchidae.coming up after the latest headlines with polly middlehurst. >> tom, thank you and good evening to you. well, last minute preparations are underway tonight as rishi sunak and sir keir starmer go head to head in the first televised debate of the first televised debate of the general election campaign, the general election campaign, the cost of living, immigration and defence all expected to be topics up for discussion . topics up for discussion. meanwhile, both the conservative and labour parties have been condemning an incident involving reform's nigel farage, who had a milkshake thrown over him in essex earlier on today. one woman has been arrested on suspicion of assault and elsewhere on the campaign trail. the liberal democrats have been campaigning on social care, while the snp has condemned conservative plans to kerb visas for migrants. but the home secretary, james cleverly, insists it will strike a balance between the benefit and the costs of migration. >> if we are returned to

, stella, describing the alignment that she told the children and who was that daddy was coming home. she thanked all those who have supported them over the use. a sentiment echoed by a sondors lawyers who said this will not have been possible without a global movement. adding that they were able to negotiate the return of an astrology and citizen. with one of the most powerful countries in the world. now that relationship between the united states and australia was also once again put into question. he had ministers today. it's amazing that the case did pull title one in the side of that relationship, but it has now being fixed because the as on just lawyers indicating they will be pressing ahead with a presidential pardon. and they also indicated that a sanchez arrival here in australia could have implications for future cases. this comes at a point in time. we've had 2 high profile. we took lower cases, go through the quotes. hicks, one involving the release of documents involving alleged will crimes, enough gonna send and another one release releasing protected information to do w

his wife, stella said her husband needed time to re cheap right before speaking to the press . but she signed to support his on his behalf. it took millions of people. it took people working behind the scenes, people protesting on the streets for days and weeks and months and years and we achieved it as found is final showdown took place in a quote to him in the us pacific island territory where he was sentenced to time or whether he spent in prison, his lawyer has expressed relief, but said the plea deal highlights dangerous to press freedom. in order to when his freedom joanne pleaded, guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing, evidence of us will crimes, human rights abuse, the human rights of using us wrong doing around the world. uh, this is journalism. this is the criminalization of journalism. no one should spend a day in prison for giving the public news worthy and important information. in this case, information that the united states government had committed war crimes. he performed a tremendous public service. not a crime. juliet sounds will no longer h

it was point to exchange and the message from stella is your domain couldn't be the spot. so i'm going to pull the training out in the media because the teen next time to recover it. and it has been quite an old deal. and you said somebody sick to say that pretty them come slow please. inside these ninety's life process school, my husband do is look to me and assigns to read just to his new freedom in australia. but he's legal team will say again, i'm sorry paul. i've been in that swinton port and he said, this is a great mean is my guys were on julian, there's nothing since nothing to stop him from speaking in the future. and you know, these play deal also means that there's nothing else that he wants it's instruction . nobody wants to charge it. that is what your struggle is a cure. so you need, i'm speaking with me earlier. sports is now the final day of the group phase of the euro. 2024. turn a bit here in germany, and it's a nerve wracking one for fans. teams like turkey, they play against portugal in hamburg again, just under an hour's time, and their supporters of t

so i need to certainly they've now going sides because we expect stella. julian sponsored john and he's leading screens with the media. but it's an emotional day here in temper we're at hollywood house. it's working to talk about the sex ed long. but for the family to get there's some but until it seasons came up and said, we want to hug congratulating this on family. so really sides how peace these 10 saying, you know, putting aside the politics which like strict campaign to get the screen that had really um, put on in the public nature nice year in australia. so to us fairly, as a sort of consensus on assange is case, do they all do it positively? prime minister anthony avenue had a, had a good answer to this today impala and he said it's not about the price. there are divided opinions over with the, you know, wiki likes did the right thing. know their opinions on freedom of speech therapy unions on national security. but the stuff that had said has gone on too long just for change the saga assigned to obtain in, you know, 5 years in a british child, 7 use hiding out in the extra dori

easily imagine that his spirits have lifted and he will be able to spend quality time with his wife, stella and his 2 children. after 2 and a half hours, quote, hearing sounds, deposit on a private chat, applying for his home country australia regardless of the views that people have about mister assigns is activity. so the cases dragged on for too long. this was the video shared by weekly the us justice department accused the sons of talking with foreman. he was on the intelligence office of chelsea. manning just you and published within 700000 pages classified documents about the was in iraq and afghanistan. this is the documents also contained names of confidential military and diplomatic sol, serial sounds rejected those allegations ago and said he was a journalist doing his job, a refugee ecuadorian embassy in london, and to avoid being extra dodge it to the u. s. in 2019, he was charged with a criminal counts of conspiring with the former intelligence officer charges which could have led to a link the prison sentence. sanchez being a red point of friction and what is normally a tight

in 2014, stella minsk, the hero city, became part of the architectural ensemble, the building of the history museum. the cascade, as conceived by the authors, is the populated areas of the republic liberated by soviet troops from the nazis. facade of the world. its mirrored walls reflect the peaceful sky, everything that surrounds us in everyday life, victory park, strolling residents, guests of the capital, and one of the main entrances to the museum building is located here. question about construction the new building of the museum of the history of the great patriotic war took many years to build, built on october square back in the sixties, it no longer accommodated a large number of exhibits, they began to be collected when the war was still going on. the construction of a new museum building has become one of the top priorities for the republic. exhibitions in ten halls allow you to live the history of the war from beginning to end. the architectural solution was made in such a way that we are constantly moving upward towards victory, getting into the hall of the state to impl

those interest rates are so high, if you want to sell the home you are in like anthony, right, stella to sell it but you probably sell it for nearly a record high in your area but you'd have to get yourself into another house and possibly take out another mortgage and you would be at the high interest rates we are right now to tackle inflation. this seems like, you know, this is what is leading people do have their conversation about the american dream, stella. weigh in on that. you think this dream of homeownership is fading? or do you hold hope for the future? >> i hope something changes, but it is certainly fading. i moved to florida from new york city and i expected florida as it used to be my parents have lived in florida for 20 years and florida has always been my second home. i thought it was really reachable. at the point i was living in new york i thought florida was my five-year plan but then it it became my five-minute plan so i said great, starting a new life, getting married and then have the home of my dreams but that seems so out of reach and i feel suffocated in every

stella said her husband needed time to re cheap right before speaking to the press, but she's fine to support his on his behalf. it took millions of people. it took people working behind the scenes, people protesting on the streets for days and weeks and months and years and we achieved it as found is final showdown took place in a quote to him in the us pacific island territory where he was sentenced to time already spent in prison, his lawyer has expressed relief, but said the plea deal highlights dangerous to press freedom. in order to when he's freedom, julian pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us will crimes, human rights abuse, human rights abuse, and us wrong doing around the world. this is journalism. this is the criminalization of journalism. no one should spend a day in prison for giving the public news worthy and important information. in this case, information that the united states government had committed war crimes. he performed a tremendous public service. not a crime. juliet sans will no longer have to look at these shows or w

now there stella shawn seesahai.a clip of sir keir starmer getting bogged down in the jeremy corbyn issue . now i'm jeremy corbyn issue. now i'm keen to have a debate about this now with my panel. bear in mind that this is mr forensic. this is the man who, you know, he's all about supposedly honesty and integrity. i'm going to play this clip to you now, and i want to know what you think about it. this is sir keir starmer being asked about whether or not he ever really supported jeremy corbyn. >> you said i do think jeremy corbyn would make a great prime minister. jeremy corbyn, did you mean that? >> i was certain that we would lose the 2019 election? >> did you not mean it when you said it? >> i was certain that we would lose, and i think many other people were certain that we would lose. >> so you didn't mean it? >> so you didn't mean it? >> i was certain that we would lose that. >> you said that he would make a great prime minister now, will you actually say yes? i thought that or i didn't think that at the time. j

. >> stella duffy . >> stella duffy. >> stella duffy. >> yeah. and stella duffy is my save.ou know that i didn't know. there she is. that's my next wife. so little shout out there, but, yes, rosie duffield, who is a sort of hero fighting for women's rights over the last years . and it's, it's the last years. and it's, it's cost her arguably. abuse, well, arguably she has been abused , arguably she has been abused, including by members of the labour party, even mps , and she labour party, even mps, and she is not able to go to a hustings or pulled out of a hustings through, safety fears and then lord cashman stepped in and was i and accused her of being lazy and as opposed to or frit, which is a slang word for afraid, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> i mean, he has since deleted the tweet and apologised, but still. but it's not the point. it shows you something about the labour party, doesn't it? and that kemi badenoch comments made me laugh because on the one hand, you could say she's kind of gleefully enjoying this , but of gleefully enjoying this, but she's also got

on june 29 and july 1 , dress rehearsals will be held at stella minsk, the city heroes will gather in the center of the capital in the evening and crews and equipment on foot, everyone can come and see. the cultural capital of russia , st. petersburg, welcomed young people from eight cis countries. the key place to visit was peskarevskoye memorial cemetery, where participants of the memory train laid flowers. in terms of the number of buried people, this is the largest mass grave in the world. 490 thousand people lie in the ground. i am certainly very pleased that i am now participating in this project. i have a great-grandfather. i rygin vasily semyonovich fought in arkhangelsk, he went through the war, and i am very proud of this, my grandmother told me a lot about him and i am very proud that in my family there are also people who helped the front at that time. youth must reach out to of the future generation, to the guys who are younger than our age, what we need to remember is what happened in the past, because only as long as we remember this, everything is fine with us, all peo

allowing a song to walk away a free man, a free at last and back in the folds of his family, wife, stella and father joan in his native australia for the 1st time in over a decade for julie and assigned arriving at cambra, apple, which was the final act of an international drama that included 70 is refuge in london's ecuadorian embassy. and 5 more in a put to as high security prison. a consequence of publishing hundreds of thousands of classified us documents on his wiki leaks whistle blowing website. it made him a hero to free speech campaign is but a villain to the us government, which said he didn't. den get national security australia as prime minister in the albany z lead for years to free. i found he spoke to him by phone and off to his plane landed. he was very generous in he's prize of the strain governments. if it's the strain, government stands up for a strong and citizen series as found. his wife, stella said, her husband needed time to recuperate before speaking to the press, but she signed to support his on his behalf. it took millions of people. it took people working behind

and this sunday, from 10 pm to midnight , the first parade rehearsal at stella is planned.e warn drivers about traffic restrictions. tanks are a technique that has been missing since its appearance at the beginning of the 20th century. there is more than one military conflict, today this combat vehicle is throughout beautifully presented by a television news agency in the arsenal of the motherland project. what military equipment was like in the last century and what it appeared in modern independent belarus thanks to belarusian gunsmiths. each series of the project is like an anatomy of technical revolutions, the latest developments in the domestic defense complex, and the creation of our own small arms production. t-34 to the latest t-72 bm2. tanks are a technique without which, since its appearance at the beginning of the 20th century, not a single military conflict has been possible. for a long time, exactly superiority in the segment of these combat vehicles determined success. on the battlefield, in a little more than 100 years, an iron structure on tracks has turned

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stella had allowed just sarah that emotional day for millions of books, then they celebrate the laptop and the fact. and we report from the sales, but then i'll region by the world's largest tropical wetlands, around the threats of, to solve its worst buys. all right, cool. the this is the 1st one they saw that we see in real time it's the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a true side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias who understand what they are looking to see out and raise. the listening post covers how the news is covered. what happens in new york has implications all around the world. to make these stories resonate requires talking to everyday people from mayor of the city and i was doing away with the 1st year that was supposed to get everybody off the street. it's international perspective with the human touch mean way in and then pulling back out again. what does a, i really mean for the future of humani

this was reported by his wife stella asanche. more in the next article. for some, he is a leading journalist who brings those in power to account. for... others, one who endangers national security. 14 years ago, the website he founded, wikileaks, published thousands of classified us military data. since then he has been accused of espionage and seeks extradition to the united states. he asked for asylum and spent seven years in the ecuadorian embassy in london, where he was arrested in 2019. he was serving his sentence in belmarsh maximum security prison in london, and the day before wikileaks published this video on its social networks. on him. arrives at stansteed airport, gets on the plane and departs. the report also indicated that he spent 191 days in prison for reportedly publishing groundbreaking stories about government corruption and human rights abuses. this period of our life i sure is over and i hope that within the next few days julian will be free. according to wikileaks, assange flew to australia, the country where he was born. regardless

way, today they will have to cover almost 15 km, even a little more, and the final point will be stellansk, the city of hero, where a flower laying will also take place. to the monument and the national anthem of the republic of belarus will be played, well, we will follow the column in our transport, we will update you with news in the next issues, colleagues, and the patriotic, thank you, patriotic bike ride has started through the memorable places of the capital, one of the beautiful traditions of sovereign belarus, the opening of iconic objects for public holidays, july 3 will not be an exception in ashmyany. a modern kindergarten is being prepared for commissioning, here almost two hundred little visitors will grow up to explore the world, for them everything is with the latest technology and design, including a swimming pool, but for now the territory is being restored to order, but this is not the end of the large construction in the area . we are constantly building, constantly developing, first of all, as i said, it’s gratifying that multi-apartment housing is being built, that

july 3 at 9:00 at stella's minsk is a hero city. whether the chosen ones will continue the path to the finale, the time for battles has come, the game begins. liberation from doubts and fears, development through overcoming obstacles. our participants are again ready to challenge themselves and prove that they are the best. this is a fight for reaching the finals in a new extreme show, heroes, reboot. hello predators, i'm glad to see you, but friends, i can't promise that it will be easier at this stage, we're meeting our opponents, team vulcan. sultan, i’m glad to see you again, you were on fire , but today you have to take on a new challenge, be prepared. welcome to the second level of the game, you are no longer as carefree as you were at the very beginning, you liked winning, you want more, but today it will be much more difficult to repeat success, after all, to win, you need to pass the test of the four elements, this water, air, earth and fire, overcome. opponent in the main tower battle. the first test is always the most dif

stella has since spoken to the pubucin stella has since spoken to the public in a press conference thise says juuan this afternoon, and she says julian will need time to rediscover freedom. julian's lawyer described his homecoming as a huge win for free speech, though the australian prime minister, anthony albanese, thanked the uk and the us for supporting the international effort. >> i do want to express my appreciation to the united states and the united kingdom for their efforts in making this possible , he described it as possible, he described it as a surreal and happy moment. he's landing here in our national caphal landing here in our national capital, canberra , he expressed capital, canberra, he expressed his thanks to what he described as the diplomatic a—team, when i spoke about the role that , kevin spoke about the role that, kevin and steven have been able to play and steven have been able to play aristocrat constance marten and her partner, mark gordon, have been found guilty at the old bailey of concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course of justice. >> the

so happy that he's being reunited with his wife's, stella and his children, and his families, brother, you know, i've spoken with gabriel's shipped and with other members of, you know, with stella and, you know, course there, there is static to have him free. but you know, it, it is a bitter sweet time because she published war crimes. so she told the truth and he was punished so harshly. and now this precedent has been set on by the us to have the long arm of the law reach. * as the world to punish journalists and publishers for publishing the truth. and you know, wall street journal, right. and i, a washington post new york times the reprinted some of the week you weeks revelations, at the time, some of the mainstream media, even one prizes for that right off the back of julian assigned. and then when he was in need of their support of their protection, they turned their back on him. western media turned their back on, julia massage. so you know, it's, it's an interesting time. it truly is those talk about the time the tar interesting that was happening now. i mean, joe biden's pres

his wife's stella was brought to tease as she thanked old boys who supported them over the use. but this was never just about one man. it was also about journalists ability to report on events that governments deemed to be a secret. and that is once again, a points that his lawyer is reiterated to saying that a sondra is guilty place that's a dangerous precedent for journalism, and that they will be seeking a presidential pod. and so while his lawyers have indicated that assigned is now going to enter this new phase full, he's 5 full freedom. his priority at the moment is he's family and being with his wife and he's children that he's spend so much time away from. he's going to focus on his physical and mental health and he's going to experience what his father says is the beauty of ordinary life. it one that has so far off being extraordinary, still ahead on al jazeera, on the further into her, on the strange economy is what concerns many voters on the eve of the presidential election, the in depth analysis of the days headlines. does this mean that a slide sells to donald trum

stella set up that fundraising type, so people really trying to help. and now the excitement here is really starting to build a joint assigned is due to labs. now he, in the camera, in about 30 minutes time, where we will expect a reunion to take place in a more private terminal with media isn't allowed, it is away from the public airport in a camera. and of course, this long awaited old deal that has lost it more than 13 years, is nearly coming to a close this chapter of this old deal. and what we can now expect is that a sons' will want to try and recover some of the time that he has lost with his family. and he will also want to focus on his physical and mental health. this long battle now soon about to coordinate in a long awaited reunion here. do we know at this stage, daniel, if he's planning any further legal action, what next steps might be taken by his legal team? yeah, we do understand that he's future pos, quoted by some obstacles his legal team today, for example, describing his prosecution as persecution and saying that his arrival here in

and already this sunday from 10:00 pm to midnight, the first parade rehearsal at stella is planned.olice warn drivers about traffic restrictions. tanks are a technique without which, since its appearance at the beginning of the 20th century, not a single military conflict has been possible. today this fighting machine is in its entirety beautifully presented by a television news agency. in the arsenal project. the latest developments of the domestic defense are like the anatomy of the technical revolutions of the complex, the creation of its own production of small arms and ammunition, drones, rocketry, communications and lightly armored vehicles. so, the evolution of heavy equipment in 3 minutes from the legendary t-34 to the newest t-72 bm2. the tank contains equipment, without which not a single military conflict has been possible since its appearance at the beginning of the 20th century. for a long time exactly. the superiority in the segment of these combat vehicles determined success on the battlefield. in a little more than 100 years, the iron structure on tracks has turned i

as he said, we've been hearing from stella sellers this morning. do we know much more about what will happen next? once he gets to australia, what happens? yes, we did hear from ms. sanchez partner who has flags that the return fly. he's going to cost around half a $1000000.00, and then they all going to put a fundraiser in a place. that is one hurdle they also now have to face. and once he does arrive here, they're all concerns or they, he's healthy, will have to focus on his health, his physical and mental well being. that will be a priority poolside. and he's spend a lot of time away from his family, from his partner and from it. he's children. now it's been a long road to freedom for the week. he likes founder and he has always said that he's been doing the job of a journalist and that device has now being raised. not that he in australia. i don't know if today again, questioning how in australian citizen can be held by a foreign power in a foreign country on the charges that reflects the actions of a journalist and not to buy it is now going o

his private jet landed at cambra airport, where he was welcomed by his bike, stella and his father. is freedom follows a to our 4th appearance before a judge in the us specific territory where he pleaded guilty violating american laws this march and n to a 14 year long legal bustle with the us government over link documents and classified military files, which he published on his weekly leaks bye. i sophomore on this, i'm joined now by reuters journalist, kirsty need an in camera emotional moments a camera airport. what was the atmosphere like them? that's right. to start for an hour or 2 minutes onto the plane land here at camber airport found the 1st person who spoke to which folds is a prime ministers of australia, anthony albany. so i had a one conversation that assigns came down the says of that a coffee looked at the sky, he pumped his face, he rides his be split. he gave his watch, still a big embrace, and then he braced his father before going in provide the terminal for now at the east ridge road in 10 broth is a very large frequent support as we speak spanish route. so i'd