quite clear on this for quite a while now. the strasbourg court, was capable of reform. we now need to have a regime of human rights makes up the law as it goes along, and that is makes law in a democracy, because it's a system of making law into which elected legislatures have do you... that's quite different from things like the between states — i'm fine with that. to regulate the internal legal affairs of member states. let's end with a big—picture thought about democracy. democracy may well end up as a phase in history rather than its natural destination. that is an extraordinarily bleak thought for those who, let's say, in 1989, when the berlin wall came down, for the human condition. whereas humanity has a very long one. democracy has a history going back, in europe, about 150, 170 years. and i was convinced of that at that time, too. but i think that the auguries are not at all good. i fear that might be right. hello there. it's a quiet weather story to tell over the next few days, with high pressure building in from the west. that's where we had the best of the s

lens began sunday seventh, while strasbourg are ninth — a of people had us last, an unknown english �e end of nething wrong the end of itvthing wrong the end of it so ng iii, in would being in europe would be amazing for this club. if we if we european spots if we of those european spots be european spots it would be unbelievable it would be a true success success to what has i don't like the been - idon't ukeathe - - -- a been - idon't ukeathephrase i_ been - idon't ukeathephrase i a bit cliche, been - idon't ukeathe phrase a bit cliche, that been - idon't ukeathe phrase a bit cli season. that three peats in american sports are tough to achieve... but there has been one in basketball. for a third year in a row. he dunked over a car as one of four dunks that gained a perfect score. mcclung is six foot one... who's ten inches taller. but never in consecutive years. and passing drills in the quickest time possible... but wemba nyama remained unrepentant idid. and i did. and i don't regret it. what was explanation? we -=——= the best had the best time. the numbers for themselves. a have 7

and john eve, george from strasbourg, beth carryall. multi disciplinary institute are heading a german french re introduction project. they've already released over $650.00 european pon turtles, at various sites along the upper ryan river. the turtles are regularly recaptured and their development documented the today. the do always working on the german side. this is our research so i can know people are coming up. there are around $150.00 titles in this whole area. let's see how many we find this week. you'll see the, the area includes old branches of the rhine river that have been spared from being straightened or drained. the landscapes like these are becoming increasingly rare. let's see through it now is easy to concern you. i've lived in the countryside since i was young. i used to go fishing with my grandfather to create and they got used to nature in rainy weather. i have a crew back then. the forest was a very exciting discovery for me. nowadays, i often go there to run sick when you see what helps to escape the heck the ice of daily life could cd of a wheel. around 90 percen

indeed, for much of my political career and many of those long years that i spent in brussels and strasbourgybody said to me, you're wasting your time. you'll never get anywhere. everybody agrees we should be in the european union. the labour party, the liberal democrats, the conservatives, the tuc, the cbi, the bank of england, the bbc. and you're wasting your time. and yet and yet we built up a movement across this country which forced david cameron. remember him. i tell you what, the history books went. and that referendum happened and i was able to. i was able to go to the emergency debate in brussels the day after the referendum. quite extraordinary. i mean, i got on eurostar. i got off at the station in brussels. i mean, everybody hated me. it was quite extraordinary. and i, i did call it an own country. you're quite right. i wasn't wrong. and i so enjoyed going down into that chamber. and there was jean—claude juncker, the president of the european commission, a man whose drinking habhs commission, a man whose drinking habits made me look like a methodist. i was able to get up and say

i'm dishing out strasbourg wisdom for britain's finest.ouldn't beat him, so i decided to join him for the croissants and the cash. here is this week's legal lunacy. my first one. dear darren, i'm a zimbabwean lass. lied for 20 years, may have faked an anti—government blog to stay, can i? and i replied, you cheeky genius. judges say zimbabwe won't buy your sob story, but stay none the less. taxpayers will absolutely love that kind of creative genius. we could do with more of it. my next one. dear darren, egyptian nhs doctor here. i tweeted hamas cheer after october 7th. i won my appeal. can i stay? and i say, of course my pet, this is just political speech. this is nothing to do with glorifying terror. stay. your patients will cope. at least you're not one of those tweeting white, far right thugs opposed to the murder of young girls. dear darren, i'm a sri lankan paedophile. i'm gay , sri lankan paedophile. i'm gay, and deportation is pretty risky. can i stay? and i say my friend. rainbow flag saves the day. article three. that's your ticke

i'm dishing out strasbourg wisdom for britain's finest.ouldn't beat him, so i decided to join him for the croissants and the cash. here is this week's legal lunacy. my first one. dear darren, i'm a zimbabwean lass. lied for 20 years, may have faked an anti—government blog to stay, can i? and i replied, you cheeky genius. judges say zimbabwe won't buy your sob story, but stay none the less. taxpayers will absolutely love that kind of creative genius. we could do with more of it. my next one. dear known as scott, was last seen on the 10th of october in 2002 following a night out in north shields, north tyneside, where he'd moved to from scotland a few months earlier. a murder investigation was launched despite no body being found. northumbria police said it's now arrested two men in their 40s and 50, and a woman in her 40s on suspicion of murder. and those are the latest gb news headunes those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more news from me in an hour. for the very latest gb news up to news smartphone, sign up to news alerts by s

with the looming influence of strasbourg never far from their minds.ust look at a few recent examples that i've highlighted on x. a nigerian woman who tried and failed eight times to secure asylum in the uk was finally granted the right to stay after joining. get this a terror group. just to boost her claim for asylum. she said that she faced persecution in nigeria because of her group membership. is now the time to finally turn our backs on the european convention on human rights, i hear you ask. we'll get this. another woman from the caribbean who arrived in britain and illegally overstayed her visa, has delayed being deported from the country by claiming that her home would be too hot for her new latvian husband, who would, and i quote, struggle to cope with its tropical cuisine. i'm not making this up. how about a pakistani father who was jailed for child sex offences on three and i quote barely pubescent girls has escaped deportation because it would be unduly harsh on his children and their right to a family life. under the european convention on

they are lohns�* will still and strasbourg's liam rosenior.des are doing well this season — and face each other later today. ahead of the game, our reporter dan ogunshakin went to meet them... he's got a really distinct style of play and is very respected here and in this country. he play and is very respected here and in this country-— in this country. he did an unbelievable _ in this country. he did an unbelievable job - in this country. he did an unbelievable job at - in this country. he did an unbelievable job at hull. in this country. he did an i unbelievable job at hull and in this country. he did an - unbelievable job at hull and is doing — unbelievable job at hull and is doing it — unbelievable job at hull and is doing it again he is a credit to him — doing it again he is a credit to him. ., , , , doing it again he is a credit to him. ., , ,,,, doing it again he is a credit to him. ., , , ., him. lohns versus strasberg, a fixture between _ him. lohns versus strasberg, a fixture between two _ him. lohns versus strasberg, a fixture betwe