to the position or does he still remain in the position in what status is he in the supreme court of ukrainewell, how is the economic chamber, the cassation chamber of the supreme court of ukraine, in what status, in what way he, through the oask of another judge, vovka, is trying to regain all the realities that he lost due to his russian citizenship. well, actually, he was removed from his position and, more likely, removed from the staff of the court by the decision of the head of the supreme court er, after er, the security service of ukraine confirmed the fact that bohdan lviv has russian citizenship, and as you correctly pointed out, bohdan lviv is trying to use oask, as if of course, or rather mountains, of course , oask, which is known for its ten different affairs, including his pro-russian activities, he is trying to be reinstated in this position, and i personally have no doubts that you will side with bohdan lviv, and this will unfortunately be a very negative precedent, which will show all the world mafias that it is possible to directly violate the laws of ukraine by having the

relatives, he is a cousin of the wife of the head of the cassation administrative court of the supreme court of ukrainemykhailo smakovich, in 2018, gaponchuk participated in the competition to the higher qualifications commission of judges and did not pass last year, the chairman of the volyn court of appeals declared that he is a co-owner of an apartment in lutsk with an area of ​​71 square meters and also together with his family they use an office apartment of 80 m², apenchuk notes that he does not have his own car since 2013. he drives his father's mitsubishi outlander 2013 car, worth more than uah 304,000. meanwhile, his wife, gaponchuk, bought a new toyota rav4 hybrid in 2020 for uah 1,125,000 . gaponchuk's wife earned in the 20th year 10 times less than 120 and a half thousand hryvnias, the annual salary of a judge is 1 million 860,000 hryvnias, and while his wife is spending insane amounts of money on a crossover gaponchuk with his judge's minimum wage, he takes loans in 2020, he borrowed almost uah 640,000 in cash and did not indicate the funds in the accounts, although the family had bank acc

relatives he is a cousin of the wife of the chairman of the cassation administrative court of the supreme court of ukrainemykhailo smakovych, in 2018 gaponchuk participated in the competition for the higher qualification commission of judges and did not pass. together with his family, they use an office apartment of 80 m². habanchuk notes that he does not have his own car since 2013. he has been sitting on his father's mitsubishi outlander 2013 car, worth more than 304,000 hryvnias, meanwhile, his wife olena gaponchuk bought a new toyota rav4 hybrid in 2020 for uah 1 million 125,000. let's note that gaponchuk's wife earned 10 times less than uah 120,500 in the 20th year. the judge's annual salary is uah 1 million, 860,000, and while his wife is spending crazy funds for a crossover gaponchuk with his judge's salary, which is not at all the minimum, takes loans in 2020, he borrowed almost uah 640,000 in cash and did not indicate the funds in the accounts, although the family had bank accounts, we called viktor gaponchuk to to talk about his efficiency and integrity. hello mr. viktor, this is a judicial cont

mention in the release of the scandalous judge of lviv, until recently, a member of the supreme court of ukrainete secrets, in whose possession journalists found a russian passport, bohdan lviv himself denied dual citizenship, calling the story a fake, but the existence of a russian document was confirmed by the sbu, the scandalous judge was fired, now he is trying to get back to work and also to pay a salary for forced absenteeism, and we will all follow the development of events in this story. it was 18- and release of the project collaborators list of miklushka and currently it is extreme during this time we became recognizable, collected millions of views, people wrote to our editorial office from all corners of the country , including risking their lives while being under occupation. thank you for your courage. thanks to you, our list of collaborators has two hundred names that have been handed over to law enforcement agencies for processing , but it's time for me to change my shirt and jacket to a military uniform. already after the war, after our great victory, death to the enemies

law, the compatibility of their wealth and lifestyle , as well as the decisions made by them, will be carefully analyzed by the commission. the supreme anti-corruption court of ukraine and kalugina, she is known for saving her colleagues and high-ranking officials from detention in august of this year, kalugina canceled the verdict of the judge of the mukachevo city district court, mykhailo paku, who was sentenced to seven years of imprisonment, bribery paku's case had a great resonance, in particular, because the very fact of taking a bribe was recorded on video, and the judge's telephone conversations confirmed this issue , he says that you may know at least 2-3 pieces fucking dollars 40,000 uah fucking indisputable evidence and the appeals judge inna kalugina simply did not take them into account then the experts emphasized that the decision looked too disproportionate as if the judge deliberately wrote his conclusion in the case in order to free his colleague from punishment here comes a new case and again inna kalugina, now she is saving the mayor of bila tserkva who is accused of embezzlement of almost 9 million uah. to dyko on suspicion of fraud with real est

of all, who exactly was alexander nikulin? he was a judge on the supreme court in donetsk in eastern ukraine. ed over the supreme court. he was notorious in britain because of sentencing to death two men as well as a moroccan who was fighting alongside them. they were not in the end sentenced, but when he passed the sentence he said their clients merited it, they were terrorists and mercenaries and he was working on unshakeable principles ofjustice. very clearly at the heart of the russian backed administration in eastern ukraine. this isn't the first time that someone working for the russian backed administration has been attacked, is it?— backed administration has been attacked, is it? there have been about 20 attacks _ attacked, is it? there have been about 20 attacks on _ attacked, is it? there have been about 20 attacks on officials, . about 20 attacks on officials, elected representatives and now a judge. they had been attacked in various ways, some had been shot, blown up, one was had by a car bomb and one was poisoned by his own share. we don't know how many were successful assassinati

ukraine in the midst of a full-scale war. we hope that the court the reform and updated supreme council of justice and the supreme qualification commission of judges of ukraine will cleanse the judicial system of judges with dubious fortunes and those whose level of knowledge of the law does not allow justice to be carried out. of course from those who work in the interests of the terrorist country, for today i had all this judicial control and i am tetyana shustrova, inform us about the known facts of corruption in the judicial system, write to me on facebook or to the e-mail whose address you see on your screens, we will meet in exactly a week all the best, we are looking for eight-year-old margarita mityunina, who disappeared in the territory not controlled by ukraine on october 5. there is information that a female collaborator tried to take the girl to the occupied crimea and then, apparently, to russia but somewhere there was a fast, they didn't let her in with someone else's child, and in the end eight-year-old margarita was left in the occupied kherson region, but where exactly and it's not clear , my aunt told me abou

judicial reform is underway in ukraine, which involves a complete reboot and reformatting of judicial bodies, a competition for the supreme court the council of justice has already ended and we will soon find out who won high positions, the competition for the highest qualification commission of judges of ukraine is ongoing, these two highest bodies of judicial power must clean the system of unworthy representatives and as long as they do not function, justice in ukraine continues to be carried out by judges with a dubious reputation with fortunes of unknown origin and even those involved in criminal cases. today we will tell you about the trio of judges of the northern commercial court of appeal, but first, before the news , bohdan lviv, suspended from the position of judge due to the presence of russian citizenship, is trying to appeal this decision in the district administrative court of kyiv, and more in the lawsuit. he demands not only the reinstatement of the judge of cassation of the economic court, but to collect in its favor the amount of the average monthly earnings during the period of forced absenteeism, the distric

not on the grounds specified by the constitution of ukraine, there are six such grounds and none of the grounds prescribed by the supreme administrative courtiolated the constitution and the judges of the administrative court committed a crime on february 22, 2014, the newly elected speaker of the parliament oleksandr turchynov canceled the decision according to which the deputies were deprived of their powers returned their mandates to people's prisoners in 2016, deprived two people's deputies of their mandates, mykola tomenko and his rafirsov, they elected from the faction bpp solidarity, however, later withdrew from it in response to this, the party congress decided to take away the powers of the central committee from them - this decision supported panfilsa pantomenko announced their withdrawal from our faction. thus, they received the status of a carcass that independently left the faction and according to the constitution should be mandatory deprivation of mandate a year later another deputy of the verkhovna rada of the eighth convocation andrii artemenko from the radical party oleg lyashko is deprived of his powers, the formal reason

to slow down the process of returning funds with russia, the west is also trying on other issues, for example, our country is still is trying to sue ukraine in the uk supreme court for payments on eurobonds worth 3 billion dollars meanwhile. and the legitimate freezing of russian assets is a concern in many trading floors of the old world, investors and businesses are rushing to take their assets. europe's largest stock exchange euronex lost 780 billion euros in october. and this is a record loss for the last 8 years, the panicky capital outflow comes at a time when consumer spending is lowered amid rising cost of living prices for energy and unemployment are sinking more and more into recession and, accordingly, in a recession, no one will invest . uh, well, let's say dubious prospects. the swiss bank crisis is under threat of bankruptcy has lost a reliable reputation and customer confidence, as recommended to buy assets of insolvent companies in the third quarter, the bank recorded a net loss of 4.2 billion dollars, the shares collapsed by more than 50%. among the reasons for the us sanctions if britain switzerland crisis in western countries and the united st

continue to make decisions on behalf of ukraine today we will tell you about olena kruzyliny in the kharkiv court of appeal, although becoming a member of the supremeith the drunkard during her career as a judge, kruzhilina helped avoid punishment for at least 19 drivers who were driving under the influence of alcohol, mostly the judge just bails drivers and closes the case, she made a lot of decisions that we overturned court decisions in of the first instance on prosecuting drivers who sit down while drunk. they are driving the road accident itself. if the first instance, for example, revoked the driver's license, the court very often overturned such a decision. and used such punishments in which , for example, being sent to the bail of the labor collective olena kruhilina is so used to this practice that she did not even invent anything special in one of the cases, she handed over a drunk driver to the bail of the collective, which he himself leads in the other deprived the driver of his license because apparently the violator needs a car to perform his work . elena kruzelinia also needs a car and it's not easy. in 2020 , she bought a mazda - it

year will take place from its judges of ukraine, which will be able to appoint eight members of the supreme council of justice and two judges of the constitutional court and from the information that we see now from various sources we are getting, it looks like, actually, during this congress, the judges of lviv will be reinstated in their positions precisely because he had the opportunity to ensure the correct voting of judges at the congress, and what we see is that one of the main plans is to continue the appointment of eight members of the supreme council of justice so that the supreme council of justice will continue to be non-authorized, and i remind you that in february of this year it became non-authorized due to the fact that more than a dozen members resigned because they were afraid to undergo integrity checks the commission of the ethics council, which includes international experts, and actually those people in the judiciary who are unscrupulous benefit from them. there is still no high council of justice, because according to the form of this body, no one can give permission to detain a judge, no one can dismiss a judge from office i can

of nuclear war. ♪ maryam: this is "outside source" live from the bbc news room. in ukraine, millions are left without power after another wave of russian missiles hit kyiv and lviv. the supreme courthas ruled the scottish parliament doesn't have the power to hold a second referendum on independence, unless it gets consent from the u.k. government in london, which is unlikely. we have seen scenes like this in edinburgh, people protesting the ruling. here is the moment the supreme court made the announcement. >> the court unanimously concludes that the proposed billing does relate to reserved matters. accordiny, in the absence of any modification of the definition of reserved matters by order and counsel under section 30 of scotland act or otherwise, the scottish parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence. maryam: following the ruling, the scottish first mr. had this to say. >> let us be absolutely blunt. a so-called partnership in which one partner is denying the rig of the other two choose a future or even ask the question cannot be describedn any way as voluntary or even a partnership at all. this really confirms that the notion of t

supreme court. and ukraine battles to reconnect water and electricity services to millions of people cut off after russiaaunched dozens of cruise missiles on ukraine's electricity grid. the day in qatar that adjusted for us by our reporter. ♪ let's start with the world cup. serbia has just concluded, and what a game. two extremely important goals, underlying one player's importance to the internal favorites to win the world cup. a great player, and tonight it was all about him. earlier, of course, cristiano ronaldo guiding his team to victory against ghana. let's go to serena sykes in qatar. start where you want to start. >> i'm here with the brazilians have just got the job done. serbia puts up a very good fight, though, at the beginning. they attended very impressively. an electric pace to match the electric atmosphere in the stadium, really. it is quite a remarkable scene of yellow brazilian shirts. the serbs managed to hold onto while they defended with their hearts for a good hour, the brazilians lacking a bit of finesse in the first half, but it was broken just after the hour mark. he was really at

3.5 years of imprisonment, but later the supreme court increased the punishment to 13 years in a strict regime colony yesterday a politician and today a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraineyr omelyan, ex-minister of infrastructure of ukraine and a diplomat will tell why takes no prisoners who sees the collapse of russia and the recovery of ukraine so effectively western sanctions are slowing down the kremlin's military machine and will they launch a hyperloop after the victory don't miss today at 18:00 on the youtube tv channel espresso-program of the history of the war with iryna uzlova and for now, that was all the news for the time being, read more on our website espresso tv, a summary of the main points on the telegram channel there on youtube and wait for the next news release less than in an hour kharkiv, one of the cities most affected by russian aggression, philanthropist konstantin zhivago responded to the call of the local authorities to support the people of kharkiv with his personal funds, as well as the company where he is a significant shareholder was paid production and delivery of more than 900,000 food sets for a total amount of more than 100 million hry

supreme court of the terrorist dpr was appointed from an adviser in september, and in june nikulin was the chairman of the panel of judges which issued death sentences to three foreigners who defended ukraine as part of the armed forces and were captured in mariupol, they were returned during the september exchange of prisoners . the lack of judges will have to appoint approximately half of the entire judicial corps of the current servants of themis. the heroes of our program will soon undergo a qualification assessment, where their knowledge of the law, the compatibility of their wealth and lifestyle , as well as their decisions will be carefully analyzed by the commission . in august of this year, kalugina overturned the sentence of the judge of the mukachevo city and district court, mykhailo paku, who was sentenced to seven years deprivation of liberty, bribery, the paka case had a great resonance, in particular, due to the fact that the very fact of taking a bribe was recorded on video, and the telephone conversations of the judge confirmed it, so ivan brought the submission, he says with pleasure because i don’t know there either. they say that you might know at least two or three thi

of ukraine. his prosecution at comes and made an unprecedented crackdown on descent in russia. u. the u. k. supreme court has ruled that scotland does not have the legal power to hold a new referendum on independence without british governments port. it is a blow to the scottish independence movement which lost a 2014 referendum by a 10 percent margin. the statue of a controversial german colonial officer has been taken down in namibia as capital after pressure from activists in 1893 question, one francois commanded a brutal operation in which some 80 people were killed in what was then known as south west africa. it was a german colony between 18841915. a 16 year old student has been killed and at least 18 people injured. falling explosions at 2 bus stops and jerusalem. the nail bombs were detonated about half an hour apart. he is womach militant organization, hamas has praised the attacks, but stopped short of claiming responsibility. ah, before the ball even got rolling, for germany's world cup opener against japan, a team had a message for fif up. german players covered their mouths during a team pho

grossest election fraud later, and when there were fair elections after the decision of the supreme court on ukrained you that the third round is not a constitutional fair choice - that's all that is needed, how would the rocky candidate lose, look second from the fourteenth year. is this maidan is this what is it that the authorities are not angry with the elections? from what the us behaves in the ukrainian direction and of course, the us uses these a-a mistakes, and whoever does not use it, this is, of course, a in russia too, but they play on the contradictions between the us and syria between the us and turkey, this is natural. do you remember how he said in the field, “do not interfere with the enemy when he or the opponents, when he makes gross mistakes , does not interfere with russia at all, therefore it is, but the most important one who conveyed to the united states this geopolitical benefit on a silver platter, who gave it to russia hmm you want, and now we'll go further, but just one quote from your favorite. e, who handed out. do you remember the cookies on the maidan yes , you are the

of ukraine. 's prosecution comes amid an unprecedented crackdown on dissidents in russia. the u.k.'s supreme courted scotland does not have the legal power to hold a new referendum on independence without british government support. it is a blow to the scottish independence movement, which lost a 2014 referendum by a 10% margin. the european space agency has selected its first astronaut with a physical disability. the former british paralympics sprinter lost his leg in a motorcycle accident. the esa's latest recruitment aims to bring diversity to space travel. two of the six training astronauts are women. the statue of a controversial german colonial officer has been taken down in namibia's capital after pressure from activists. they commanded in 1993 a brutal operation in which somebody people were killed in what was then known as german south africa -- the country was a german colony between 1884 and 1915. for more than eight weeks, iranians has been protesting in the streets, calling for freedom and an end to the islamic republic, in spite of the government's violent response. on thursday, the

of ukraine. is prosecution comes amid an unprecedented crackdown on dissidence in russia. the u. k. supreme court has ruled that scotland does not have the legal power to hold a new referendum on independence without british government support. it's a blow to the scottish independence movement which lost a 2014 referendum by a 10 percent margin. the european space agency has selected it's 1st astronaut with a physical disability. the former british paralympics winter john mc fall lost his leg in a motorcycle accident. the essays, latest recruitment dr. aims to bring diversity to space, travel, or 2 of the sinks. trainee astronauts are women, maybe 3 percent of the statue of a controversial german colonial officer has been taken down in namibia capital vinto after pressure from activists in 18. 93 cord from francois commanded a brutal operation in which some 80 people were killed. and what was then known as german south west africa. the country was a german colony between 188419154 more than 8 weeks, armenians have been protesting in the streets, calling for freedom, and an end to these law mach r

of ukraine. his prosecution comes amid an unprecedented crackdown on dissidents and russia. u. the u. k. supreme court has ruled that scotland does not have the legal power to hold a new referendum on independence without british government support. it's a blow to the scottish independence movement which lost a 2014 referendum by a 10 percent margin. the european space agency has selected it's 1st asked for not with a physical disability. the former british paralympic sprinter, john mc fall, lost his leg in a motorcycle accident. 2 of the 6 trainee astronauts are women, the e s. a's recruitment dr. ames to bring more diversity to space travel already affected by for more than 8 weeks, iranians have been protesting in the streets, calling for freedom. and an end to these la mac republic, in spite of the government's violent response. on thursday, the united nations top rights body will hold an urgent meeting to consider launching an investigation into the bloody crackdown. any evidence found could later be used before a national and international courts to hold people accountable for crimes committed i

. >>> a barrage of russian air strikes targeting ukraine's power infrastructure. we're live in ukraine with the latest. >>> georgia's supreme courtlearing the way for early voting in the runoff when herschel walker and raphael warnock. >>> a 1957 photo resurfaced showing a young jerry jones in the crowd of white students trying to stop black students from integrating in an arkansas school. what the cowboys aowner and others are saying about it. >>> but a man now identified as the overnight team leader at walmart opened fire on employees in a break room killing six people before turning the gun on himself. >> he didn't say a word, he didn't point at anyone, he didn't look at anyone specific. he just had a blank stare on his face. he just looked around the room and just shot. there were people dropping to the floor, everyone was screaming and gasping. he looked at me, shot near my head. it was inches away. i'm not going to lie. it was about an inch or two away from my face. i was like, oh. but in that moment it hasn't kicked in, it was real, i work with you. why are you shooting? i genuinely didn't think it was real. >> just left o

grossest election fraud later, and when there were fair elections after the decision of the supreme court on ukrainehird round, not a constitutional fair choice. it's like an obedient candidate lost, see a second from the fourteenth year. this is that maidan this is that this is a non-overthrow of power in the elections of what is behaving in the ukrainian direction? exist? and of course, the us takes advantage of these a-a mistakes. and who are you not used? this is, of course, and and in russia too, but they play on the contradictions between the united states and syria between the united states and turkey, this is natural. and remember how he said in the field, do not interfere with the enemy when he or his opponents, when he makes a gross mistake , does not interfere with russia at all, therefore this is, but the most important one who transferred this geopolitical benefit to the united states on a silver platter, who transferred this to russia hmm you want, and now we'll go further. i'm just one quote from your favorite. e, who handed out. do you remember the cookies on the maidan? yes, you sam

yourself above the supreme court. in russia there is no instance of the centenary of the supreme court of the russian federation by the way, i still don’t understand, are they waiting for ukrainere waiting for nato as soon as the war is over, and then immediately to nato and the kiev regime, they say, the countries are definitely waiting for us, so let's have a little more years let's wait, but, that is, the doors to the alliance are always open, but it's not time to let it in yet, because the table is waiting for us, and hungary is blocking ukraine's participation even in nato meetings. and he says that at first you are less right, observe, and then we will talk, in general, i don’t like the phrase the table is dead, that as the war ends ukraine we are waiting. but there is no ukraine, what does this mean? what will be waiting for someone? what is the problem? therefore, well, well. well, what are you waiting for in parts? anything, but the main thing is to demand weapons from the fourteenth years keep saying enough is enough. well, did anyone see the arrester in the rear, he, yes, he, he will later tell that he carried out 256 covert operations. my favorite size in something

battle ground in southern ukraine, ukrainian forces have been advancing in the course on region for several weeks. as one of 4 areas, moscow annexed in september. in supreme court has been asked to weigh in on how to tackle the capitals, poor air quality scores, and new delhi had to shut down this week for several days. and pollution levels, wheat, severe and the bahamas people have been forced to flee their homes as tropical storm. nicole threatened to develop into a hurricane. strong winds on wednesday, sent sea water washing across rates. i've also been reports of flooding and power blackouts. france says it's unacceptable. that the italian government refused to allow migrant rescue ships to dock for vessels were initially denied permission to come ashore in sicily. 3 were later allowed to dock and to disembark their passengers. and the 4th is on its way to france. those are you headlines. i'll be back with another news update hair on al jazeera. that's after who's truth is it anyway? stay with us. as the world faces an overwhelming storm of double challenges, indonesia said to host the most difficult g 20 summit. since inception, with the worn ukraine soari

supreme court of appeal, its results, we will definitely tell you in the next treatment natalia yes thank you natalia was on a direct line from ankara solovyov russia and the united states are not negotiating on ukraine, they said in our foreign ministry, as the deputy head of the department emphasized. andriy rudenko in moscow there are no preconditions for dialogue, other than goodwill and the desire for it on the part of the ukrainian authorities. kiev alive once again voiced their conditions. on this, as foreign media write, the western partners stood on it. has the rhetoric of the kiev regime changed denis alekseyev clarified ? zelensky at least show openness to negotiations with russia zelensky wrote the restoration of territorial integrity, respect for the un charter, compensation for all losses and guarantees. this is the condition for negotiations. advisor to the head of the office of the president of ukraine mikhail podoliak. also said ukraine does not refuse dialogue, but russia must withdraw its troops. although earlier. zelensky himself signed a decree that they do not intend to do business with moscow, as wall street, the journal and the washington post specified, a more flexible positi

operation nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. renewed shelling at the site last weekend is res. fears of a possible nuclear to south to the u. k supreme court has ruled again scotland new bid for independence, the semi autonomous scottish government off the court to decide whether it's parliament could hold a referendum without approval from the united kingdom. the british conservative government said the question was settled in 2014 referendum. when may scottish versus rejected the proposal in the absence of any modification of a definition of reserve matters by an order in council under section 30 of scotland act or otherwise. the scottish parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence. the dean barbara has more on the court's decision. this was a unanimous ruling and it came much faster within 6 weeks, rather than the months that the court had previously announced the fact that it was unanimous. that many people to conclude that it was going to go against the scottish government, whose lord advocate of scotland actually asked the supreme court here in london to rule. and in fact, that has happen

the supreme court's ruling on this case is due by next june. >>> the latest from ukraine as parts of the war-torn country remain without power after the latest series of russian missile attacks. >>> plus, mark meadows loses his bid to avoid appearing before the house select committee investigating january 6th. we'll explain why that doesn't necessarily mean the panel will get the information it's looking for. those stories and a check on the weather when we come right back. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingrix today. (

of crimes throughout his life, including attempted murder. that conviction was eventually overturned by the california supreme court. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the war in ukraine has lasted for 8. >> long months. and there's a local doctor who has returned after a teen in ukraine. >> we'll have the details after the break. president biden was back in socal back in candidate. we have a live report from dc after the break report from dc after the break on that. we'll be right back. ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. >> well, a warning now from g 7 diplomats to russia saying there will be massive consequences if it continues plans to invade ukraine. russia has escalated its attacks on civilians and infrastructure. russia has also made unfounded claims that ukraine is preparing to use a radioactive dirty bomb, suggesting that moscow might respond with nuclear weapons. but thursday, the un nuclear watchdog panel reported that inspections have turned up no evidence any ukrainian plans to detonate a radioactive dirty bomb. well, since russia invaded ukraine, millions of ukrainians

of capital from ukraine, the presiding judge in the case is boris polyakov. he is known for his support for raiders , during his work at the supreme commercial court a few years participated in the decision related to raiding in relation to a foreign shareholder of one of the enterprises in the kyiv region, then the shares of an investor of a citizen of sweden worth more than uah 2 million were simply stolen. this was one of the classes of raiding schemes, and here the decisions of the courts helped, and polyakov also played his part in this story the role of your decision in general referred to the non-existent norms of laws judge borys polyakov considers the cases of the hillswesta financial company and related companies over the past few years, not for the first time by an interesting coincidence in the northern the appellate economic court receives the cases of the pro-russian company, let's note that in 2019, according to the information of our colleagues , the judge was involved in criminal proceedings about interference in the automated distribution system in the higher economic court, so we can assume that he masterfully knows the secrets of the distr

supreme court is making it real. i thought i was writing fiction in "the handmaid's tale."" joe spoke with her about ukraine to the influence of far right on society. >> i wanted to ask you about the time period that your essays cover, 2004 to 2020. i try to explain to my children how boring our life was. i was born basically in a middle-class family in the middle of the postwar world, and my children had been through a couple economic crashes, been through 9/11, been through a pandemic. you write about all of this. and it's hard to explain to them just how tumultuous the last 20 years have been in the context of their own lives. >> that's true. but we had a kind of rest period, but it was preceded by the depression, and then world war ii, which was horrific, and i have to say don't underestimate russia. so and then we had the '50s, this was boom time, and we invented a lot of vaccines because before that period there were all these diseases that just ripped through and quarantine was normal. so a lot of the stuff that's been happening feels normal to me but not for anybody younger. for anybody younger, it feels abnormal, like

some 700 of ukraine's hospitals and clinics have been struck in the 9 months since this war began in february. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much john. how south the u. k. supreme court has ruled against scotlands new bid for independence. semi autonomous scottish government asked the court to decide whether it's parliament could hold a referendum without approvals from the u. k. or the british conservative government said the question was settled in a 2014 referendum. when most scottish roses rejected the proposal. speak to nadine baba in london. what else did they call to? what justification did it give for its ruling? was i mean, this was a unanimous ruling and it came much faster within 6 weeks rather than the months that the court had previously announced the fact that it was unanimous. that many people to conclude that it was going to go against the scottish government. his lord advocate of scotland actually asked the supreme court here in london to rule. and in fact, that has happened. the president of the supreme court lord read explaining in the last half an hour that unanimously judges have decided that the proposed legislation from the scottish parliament

supreme court, continuing hmm, continuing to convince. uh, the whole world is reversed. ah, however, within the framework of the un forum, even the experts were forced to agree that zelensky's statement was most likely a false president. ukrainef my message rockets in poland quite official marked as fake news how the truth managed to break through the veil russophobic propaganda will tell anastasia ivanova anastasia greetings well, what forced you to finally admit the obvious hello alexei well, it is likely that the cold snap is outside. well, at the same time cooling in the apartments of europeans. the habitual scheme the terribly active zelensky west agrees and sponsors this lie, but unexpectedly, among western experts, echoes of common sense sounded at the session, where europeans spoke, who exposes fakes on their territory. the question was asked by a representative of our russian delegation timothy v asked directly. is zelensky a source of disinformation, as an example he cited the sensational incident with a rocket in poland, a color lover was reminded. khaki until the last maintained that the russian projectile was sealed with a heart. tuma zakoneta is an expert on fakes. let them immediately, but admitted that zelensk

supreme court. also on the programme. the motherjailed for killing a sex offender accused of abusing her three sons — she's now campaigning to stop paedophiles from hiding their identities. russia unleashes more missile attacks on ukraine

supreme court. eventually, if necessary, go to the supreme court . the eventually, if necessary, go to the supreme court. the foreign secretary has announced a package of hands on support to help ukraineing power blackouts a third day after russian airstrikes hit key infrastructure . during his first infrastructure. during his first official trip to kyiv, james cleverly pledged to send 35 more emergency vehicles as well as a further emergency vehicles as well as a furthe r £3 million to help further £3 million to help rebuild the country . smartly, rebuild the country. smartly, i think it's incredibly that the uk demonstrates to the ukrainian people who are bearing the brunt of this from russia that we are standing shoulder to shoulder with them through our military support , through our support, through our humanitarian support, through economic support , but also economic support, but also through the visible support . and through the visible support. and wales is world cup hopes hanging by a thread after their last minute defeat to ? iran to nil minute defeat to? iran to nil was the final score. both goals conceded late in stoppage time after wales were reduced to ten men after the

ukraine because of the white and christian country. i'm sure as a veteran you love to hear that. it's the same joy reid who called clarence thomas, a sitting supreme courtcontinue to promote this unhinged racist, and that's why they're so much division in this country, because people like this have a microphone. >> joey: thankfully peoples whose names start with j-o-e can make up for it, joe and joey. it's thanksgiving, you're always smiling and saying something fun and funny and impactful. what is your thanksgiving day message on the heels of something like what joy reid was trying to say? >> you know, just spend time here friends. i've got mr. turkey here. i'm going to eat him later, unfortunately, and that's not the way you should treat friends, but like i said, after the past couple years, some of us couldn't see our families. both thanksgivings, we had covid in my house, so we couldn't be around my older relatives who can't be with us for too many more thanksgivings. remember the last couple years and say this is what it's all about. it's about family, it's about country, and it's about football, quite frankly. go giants. >> joey: you got the giant

seems that in ukraine they intend to simply destroy it, and the coincidence of the draft law and yesterday's searches is in my opinion, it is absolutely not accidental that the supreme courtf britain refused to conduct scotland referendum on independence. well, such is democracy, but according to shotla. this only increases the basis for such a plebissy. well, here the former british prime minister buris johnson opened up about how he fought for the continuation of the war. in ukraine, personally, he defeated key european countries, including france, germany and italy, listen, in different countries there were very different views. i mean, without a doubt, the french denied everything until the last moment. for economic reasons, too, they did not want to be. i'll tell you, now the terrible thing is in for a moment, the germans thought that if this was to happen, that it would pass as quickly as possible , that it would all end quickly, that ukraine would collapse. i couldn't support it. i thought it was a pernicious look. well i can understand why they thought and felt the way they thought. i remember the italians, who were very dependent on russian hydrocarbons. in a wor

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supreme court justice and so you show up at their home and scream and this is foreign. does vladimir putin look at this and say, this is something that i can take advantage of when i go into ukrainees china think that? what do our friends say in japan or europe? what do people say when a saturday night in chicago is like tombstone or dodge city. what would people who died at okinawa think about this? this is what i died for. how did it happen and happen so quickly, precipitously unexpectedly? maybe covid was a force multiplier and drove everybody crazy being locked down? i think the answer is the citizen lost control not because they were in the minority, they're still in the majority, traditional citizens, but they lost control of the country to institutional forces that were sort of anti-democratic, but had enormous powers of influence through communication, and information, informational retrieval, government. we know what they are, they're the media, professional sports, hollywood, entertainment, silicon valley, wall street, wall street, disney corporation, american airlines, pepsi cola. corporate board rooms, as i said. and so, all of these institutions, for a variety of rea

in ukraine, millions are without power after another wave of russian missiles hit kyiv and lviv. the supreme courtes not have power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence. following the ruling, the scottish first minister had this to say. let�*s be absolutely blunt, a so—called partnership in which one partner is denied the right to choose a different future, or even to ask itself the question, cannot be described in any way as voluntary, or even a partnership at all. so this ruling confirms the notion of the uk as a voluntary partnership of nations, if it ever was a reality, is no longer a reality. and that exposes a situation that is quite simply unsustainable. plenty of reaction from scottish political leaders. douglas ross, leader of the scottish conservatives, said... "this was a clear and unequivocal verdict delivered by the highest court in the country." and this is the scottish labour leader. "we must now focus on the problems facing our country, from rising bills to the crisis in our nhs." the greens, alongside the snp, form a pro—independence majority in the scottish parl

supreme court. thank you j much robin and heidi and her mum as well. thank you. ukraine has said that as much as half oflatively stable. lifts are out of order in some buildings but we travelled it varies from city to city. across from the southern city of klesiv yesterday and it was like playing in a black hole, to be honest with you. there was no signal, no water, no power. it was extremely difficult to communicate and we had to drive out of the city to be able to get online and speak to you. this is the picture right across ukraine where today we're being told half the country can't be provided with electricity through the country's infrastructure. russia's new tactics are being felt by just about everyone russia's new tactics are being felt byjust about everyone but russia's new tactics are being felt by just about everyone but when the strikes happen, devastating as they are, there are still huge efforts by the ukrainian authorities to try and repair. we followed one team in the southern kherson region. the dark cloud of russia's tactics reaches most corners of ukraine. it's felt by everyone. but a

endure, for the sake of ukraine, it’s unambiguous and uh, prices are high for gas, and for energy and so on. you know, we just mentioned scotland in school . yes, now the supreme courtid in parliament. yes? hey, i'm glad it's banned. a man for whom no one voted, not elected by zero man, he was elected prime minister. yes, and now he joyfully says how the scottish people were forbidden to vote in a referendum and says the scots should, in general they more concerned about the economy than health care and support for ukraine is a normal, general approach. yes , i rushed to check all the scottish opinion polls to find them in the top 20-30 priorities, in general, there is no ukrainian question anywhere. for some reason, everything . imagine the scots, such that in life most of all. well, the premier you said things i'm worried about in the life of health care and ukraine well, by example he said, don't rock the boat anywhere. here is ukraine for you here , please, do it. this is how future problems are born, and after 20 years we will be in studios to stand and remember. but dali would have been in due time, scotland and independence, you see, and now there wouldn’t be

endure, for the sake of ukraine, it’s unequivocal and, uh, high prices for gas, and for energy, and so on. you know, we just mentioned scotland in school . yes, now the supreme courtarliament. yes? hey, i'm glad it's banned. the man for whom no one voted was not elected by zero people, but the man elected him prime minister. yes and now he is joyful and says how banned the scottish people from voting in a referendum and says the scots should, in general, they are more concerned about the economy than health care and support for ukraine is a normal, generally approach. yes , i rushed to check all the scottish opinion polls to find them in the top 20-30 priorities, in general, there is no ukrainian question anywhere. for some reason, you all represent the scots. so in life most of all, well, the prime minister you said things i care about in the life of health care and ukraine well, examples said, don't rock the boat anywhere. here's ukraine please get busy. this is how future problems are born, and after 20 years we will stand in the studios and remember. but in due time, scotland and independence would have been dali, you see, and now there wouldn’t be this big eu