u. k. court has sentenced a former teacher from the same school. the prince of wales has children attended to prison. that's after it was discovered he was using the dark web to pay for a list of the photos of indian miners to the 35 year old will spend the next 12 years in behind. bars after being taken into custody in 2022. shortly after being promoted at the primary school, at the moment of his arrest, the former teacher had over a 120000 listed images of children on his home computer. no allegations regarding british children have been made. rather, the former educator preferred to target miners in india, paying and coursing individuals to free and send him sexually explicit content of boys under the age of 13. before his arrest. the educator spends several years volunteering at orphanages in india and nepal for, for the time being he has only been charged for crimes which took place online. we spoke to foreign policy expert doctors who broke them all due to believe new delhi as well within its rights to request the predators, extradition. he l

u. k. court has sentenced a former teacher from the same school. the prince of wales children attended to prison. that's after it was discovered he was using the dark web to pay for illicit photos of indian miners. the 35 year old was spend the next 12 years behind bars and he was taken into custody in 2022. soon after being promoted at the primary school, the former teacher had over 120000 alyssa images of children on his home computer. at the time of his arrest, no obligations regarding british children have been made. we spoke to foreign policy expert doctors to root canal due to his says, new delhi is within his rights to request the predators, extradition. he looked into the top that had spoken several areas in india, and they thought that the boys as such a web under the above and through inducement and through and the on demand team looked into the groups and to see found that the indian buys can become very easy play on india, males can become very easy paid play for these sites real lose. i think golf and talking to i should request the u.

court did accepted those assurances and u. s. one. and then a saw and wanted to go to you what you cation clean court, the challenge that decision and the u. k. supreme court said no, we're not going to hear the case. so went back down to the last effort he had, which was to what, by so called cross appeal, which was to appeal that section of the lower court judge vanessa bernard, who agreed everything on points of politics in that document. her decision all agreed or with us on everything except that he was on the is help waiting, permit her to send him to the us. when that was overturn. assigned as low as filed this cross appeal wherever they would look at his do his rights to free speech. uh the, the abuses of due process. it was about $8.00 to $12.00 points that they argued of loss and the high court. after 9 months, one judge said jonathan swift with his little a portion reasoning just rejected and 3 pages is $150.00 page a submission and said no, denied, denied, denied. and that would mean they has one last chance what you asked me about, and that is this last ditch effort to go before 2 judges in a public hearing for 30 minutes. and w

u. k. court sentences a former top primary school teacher to 12 years in prison, or possessing of thousands of on this the images of indian stuff and he abused online the fly from moscow on rachel ruble. you're watching archie international, 30 minutes of news starts. then we begin with news from crimea where local air defense forces have repelled another key of attack on the crime in bridge, as after 2 ukrainian missiles were already shot down earlier, according to the russian defense ministry. in both attacks, 2 s 200 anti aircraft, guided missiles were detected and intercepted immediately. a local correspond that has the details from the scene. i want to send you the quotes. we're located near the crimean bridge, which is currently operating as usual. both cars and rail transferred to have already set off through the kerchiefs, read in the direction of the crime in time and calls. you took the note of the today between 3 and 4 pm, residents of curt heard the sound of loud explosions. this was the air defense system in the russian defense minister and forces have already confirmed that th

u. k. court sentence as a former top primary school teacher to 12 years in prison for progress possessing thousands of elected images of indian children who he abused online the live from the rest and capital. i'm rachel ruble. and this is archie international . to begin with breaking news from crimea, as the russian defense ministry says local air defense forces have prevented it keeps a terrorist attack or by shooting down to ukraine in missiles to anti aircraft guided missiles as to 200 modified for offensive strikes for targeting the crime in bridge, they were detected and intercepted immediately, and russia and the special services deployed a smoke screen over the kurtz straight. officials that say there are no injuries or damage to the crime in bridge, no traffic has been temporarily suspended for a 2nd time. we will keep you updated with details on how to news from the african region where echo was member pub over de, has spoken out against the west african blocks potential military intervention. and these, they're saying that what have a detrimental effect on the whole continent.

u. k. court sentenced as a former top primary school teacher to 12 years in prison for possessing thousands of unless the images of indian sold rentals be abused online. the right, you're watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow with a look at today's top news stories. we begin with news from crimea of our local air defense forces have repelled another key of attack on the crime in bridge that's just after to you printing and missiles were already shot down earlier, reporting it to the russian defense ministry and both attacks 2 as 200 anti aircraft guided missiles and modified for offensive strikes were targeting the crime in bridge. they were detected and intercepted immediately and rushing. the special services deployed the smoke screen over the curt straight. officials say there are no injuries or damage to the crime in bridge. the traffic has been temporarily suspended for a 2nd time. moscow has condemned to these attacks on civilian infrastructure as terrorism. to independent journalist mike jones for his reaction like what's your take on these latest attacks on

u. k. supreme court to stop the extradition and he lost. and before they could send them to sweden, he went to the equity or an embassy, and eventually got asylum. and stayed there all those years until he was dragged out by the british police with a connivance of the new echo during government. so julian, as fond i was afraid of that i would extradition and they were very well aware of that. but that's what was that the heart of this case, it wasn't about the swedish charges which kind of relates to the last question. you asked me that this looks like a set up that was all about getting him on anything that can get them on tax evasion. or this, this case where the women basically wanted him to get an a, an s t d test. and one of the woman said the condiment broken, and that's why they wanted this. they never alleged rate. so this was, but apparently, you know, swedish has very little laws about that. so that was considered a sexual assault, possibly, although again, the charges were never made. so this was a kind of a looks like a set up t

the only time he was arrested was for contempt of court, but his former gallery is now in the administration and in europe and in the u. k. in bankruptcy, and tied up in the courts in both countries. it's extremely difficult to find the individuals that actually did the digging. but what italy has done is they have made a database of criminals who were handling these movies objects and then they are very wisely working with us and other authorities to help in force their export laws. and in this way, the italian, a cultural heritage, police are able to recover objects that are in museums or in very important collections throughout the world, including the us the hello again, i'm elizabeth farnham and how would the top stories on al jazeera, a group of religious leaders from nigeria has met new jersey.

court. but his former gallery was now in the administration and in europe and in the u. k. in bankruptcy, and tied up in the courts in both countries. okay. this is your area of grace expertise. just how difficult is it to find the culprit. some of these things, well, it's extremely difficult to find the individuals that actually do the digging. but what they really has done is they have made a database of criminals who were handling these movie the objects and then they are very wisely working with us and other authorities to help in force their export laws. and in this way, the italian and a cultural heritage, police are able to recover objects that are in museums for in very important collections throughout the world, including the u. s. i have answered my uh what was going to be my next question, which is why has it's we've done such a great job of recovering loosened objects. why is it that is lee can do these things that other countries con to don't? is it the put, is it that they have the will to the resources? so it really comes down to financing. they a half foot a

u. k is oil and gas reserves for the us president donald trump, that appear in court on thursday in connection with his alleged attempt to over to the 2020 presidential election. this is the 3rd set of charges he's been indicted on the 1st stomach from actions while he was an office compass. quoting for the case to be moved out of washington, d. c, which he says is biased against him. mike, hanover pulled the media is gathered security around the quote house is being wrapped up and the former president is due to be indicted on the most serious charges, yet brought against him, was one of his lawyers says the defense rejects the trial dates envisioned by the prosecution to take president trump to trial in 90 days, of course is absurd. the question is, why do they want to do that? if you want to seek justice, then you need to offer mister, present the president, trump an opportunity to get a hold of all the evidence of the federal judge who was chosen at random to hear the cases jamaican bone. tanya trip can. she was appointed by a bama in 2014. she's presided over dozens of prosecutions relatin

court rejected his appeal. the british duel national was charged with treason in april. last year for criticizing moscow is offensive in ukraine. the u. k. has responded by sanctioning the judges involved in this trial of all these on. yeah, mean large military hunter has extended the country state of emergency lane promised elections by at least another 6 months state. different brittany scene was due to expire at the end of july with the elections promised in august. the one that has repeatedly delayed the vote since taking power 2021. and you can do so to see me go to my vintage should be added to our list of home heritage sites in danger. the ones control agents unesco headset, the historic italian city is at risk of irretrievable damage from too many tourists over development and the effects of climate change. american actor and comedian fall evans, famous for his character, pee wee herman, has died at the age of 70. according to his published this, reuben's passed away sunday after a 6 year struggle with cancer. the b herman movies and tv show we're shooting successful, both with the young and the old. in the 19 eighties and 122 c

you look at european court of human rights in of this and you u look at european court of human rights in of this and you just)kean court of human rights in of this and you just end up all of this and you just end up laughing, including our inability move illegal inability to move on illegal mining agents from hotels onto a barge, a barge which has a gym, a snooker table full 24 over seven medical care taxis in and out of portland , a shuttle bus out of portland, a shuttle bus to take you to the point of collection. i mean, we couldn't be treating these people, you know, in a more civil, generous , fair, hospitable manner. >> i mean, this whole thing is a cruel theatre . that's actually cruel theatre. that's actually what it is, though . okay. if you what it is, though. okay. if you actually wanted to reduce the number of people who are risking their lives crossing the channel their lives crossing the channel, you would actually have safe routes. there are no safe routes for people to claim asylum to come into this country unless you're coming from ukraine or hong kong or afghanistan, which is basically closed.

u. k. is also updated, it's traveling advice, advising against o, but essential travel to pump. so that means itself the supreme court in india has temporarily suspended of position the the who gant this conviction for the destination. and his 2 year prison sentence, the decision pays the way for his eventually returns apartments on the run, the next is general. so this is all the headlines. news continues here and i'll just say we're off to generation. change us with more than 1400000 people. india as now, that was most populous country. millions of young people across the country are unemployed and unable to imagine a meaningful future. the students will take any job they can find. but getting a job seems like a distance education alone isn't enough to solve the hardest other demographic challenges. authorities are struggling to persuade couples to use contraceptives. many women only all for satellite sation, of to having large properties on zillow, begum and her husband trying to have 10 daughters and one son. none of the children have been educated beyond 5th grade. the races on the demographic, dishonest of how

court rejected his appeal. the british duel national was charged with treason in april. last year for criticizing loss goes offensive in ukraine, u. k. has responded by sanctioning the judges involved in his truck. a large civilian leader also searching has been pardoned, done 5 criminal charges, but still faces several others. and will remain in detention. the military hosted cities elected government in a coup in february 2021. the pardons. com is part of the mass prisoner amnesty marking a buddhist commentary. and chinese state medias say at least 11 people have been killed in severe rainfall in beijing. nearly 13 are still missing. days. heavy rains and flooding have prompted authorities to close trains stations and evacuate people invulnerable communities. the rainfall is highly unusual for the chinese capital. now the pack is done in and of can sell these lubbock state militant groups as it was behind the suicide bombing that killed more than 50 people. the victims were attending a rally for a political group sympathetic to the taliban. police say several of those killed were children hundreds gathered to bury their loved ones

u. k. has also update to the it's travel advice by using against old but essential travel to parts of the country south. near that line, our have a way come supreme court justices in to have temporarily suspended all position the the whole gun. this conviction for defamation on his 2 year prison sentence decision pays away for his essential retents apartments and running. next is general elections. vito on from main opposition congress policy was sentenced in march from mocking the sunday, the prime minister adventure moody was such a key due to the true twins. but whatever happens my fault to escape, i have tried it in my mind, lit out about what i have to do and what my work and get got. and i, i find some people who helped us. i also talked to people for the love and support to the local authorities in savannah, so that being hit by the west flooding in decades, 3 people have died. floods have washed away cause and bridges and forced many people from the homes, roads and rail lines. having caught send electricity supplies, disrupted called to cruise or rescue, and people trapped in north and then west to regions have been k, all takes things in new

u k, has now been back by out banjo from entering the country, which had sheltered the tourists for the past again and a ruling issued earlier this week, but made public on thursday, albania is special court and corruption of organized crime, ordered state authorities to prevent somebody ambridge of you from entering the balkans day report, say the verdicts came after albanian officials examined pieces of evidence, showing that the n k o. what do you think of any off to organize, anton, give on terrorist attacks. roger, the flood the ash drives. we can, you know, venue to france after now venue police rated the side on june 20th, due to a st gauge meant in terror and cyber attacks, against, for an institution. already seized, 150 computer devices linked to a terrorist activities there. so it seems that the west is now starting to test the f k o good by after billions of dollars of investment in the groups that has all gone off in small categories. when it comes to the chaos primary goal of over throwing these womic republic, i'll be wrong. we, i k o was born during the early days of these law me revolution that toppled the former shaw of yvonne in 1979. but afterwards, the group changed c

u. k. will, will come out to you will, julia, let's start with you. unlike the federal charges filed by the special counsel for the justice department, this case will proceed in state court. what are the implications of that for donald trump? the store? so i think the main implication of that is for a structural indictments such as the last 2 that we've seen. if trump is convicted for those crimes and elected president, she could potentially pardon himself or a ally or sympathize or could also pardon him for a state level indictments such as this one that came out of georgia yesterday. i. that's not an option. a president cannot harden a state level of crime or indictment or convictions. so that's the main difference that i think people will be looking at. the other thing just to emphasize as this indictment is you're using a different um realm if you will, of, of laws of crimes that are within the state of georgia that were not, for example, including the federal indictment because they don't exist in the same way at that level, okay, but could that be a way around it for, for donald trump, if, for instance, there's a change of, of attorney general in georgia. it would

u state. so they will have four democrat senators foreverr democr more, k is why they attack only the conservatives on the court and intimidate them with their mobs and threaten them t in ordr to try and get the decisions they want and threatened with them with with expanding the court in order to destroy the courg the cot. you look at everything that's going on in this country. this is a part this coy that has country. this is a party that in 1857hint got behind the dred scotthed sc decisionot, which tore this country apart and resulted in a civil wavil war r. and that's what i fear now. i fear it could be five years, ten years, 15 years, i don't know. and i pray to god that i'm wrong. but look at the sycophants and surrogates t look, msnbc and cnncn and how they sneer and they attack tens of millions of americans like like we are white supremacy klansmen. they're the party of the white supremacists and the klansmen. we're not. we're the ones who defeated them. but take who look at what they'e doing to the country. the censorship. every departmentg to the of the government from the white house ou thet bottom u

u. k. all move to compensate. former slave owners, the same can't be says for formerly and slaves, people or their defendants. funds is high court has rejected a request seeking reparations with slavery on the french caribbean island of mountain meek. in july, this year, the dutch king apologized for his country's role in slavery, following an apology by prime minister mako to more than 200000000 dollars was pledged for educational initiatives, but no form of reparations. and belgium's parliament has failed even agree on an apology. it what concerns that using the word apology instead of regret, could open the door to demands for financial reparations. while i speak to chris mangia power about this is joining us from boston in the us, he's a certain stress, the professor of history and global studies at northeastern university. thank you very much for your time. you've written extensively, of course, about this issue. i want to ask you, 1st, your thoughts about the gladstone find these apology for st. slaveholding, passing diana, but not in jamaica. interesting. the how do you view this apology and the reparations figure put for

court against his extradition to sweden on a number of occasions. the walls, the closing and above us side us is getting ready. and from the swedish side and from the u. k. at the time in june 2012, i had a lot of surveillance and also chasing h to as a light came out, was fine on the national security agency on the 1st. so there was a risk plane coming to the embassy to apply for asylum that that action would be seen and that i would be integrated by fire was extremely well disguised. well i, i didn't look anything like 9 is a 200 something a week. and stuart understood, that's who the stein industry was correct. as the weight of the clothing, everything was different. the reason for this learning, you're sure, is to change ok, because the guy can be quite frankly nice. that's not an issue. it's almost a thing in the newspaper that it is an issue for a surveillance thing. the at the time i said, well i'd be happy to go to sweden, provide it as a guarantee of no succession. so i'd states because the london independent had already revealed that the us and sweden were informal, talks about expediting me from the screen can be rendered. yeah, we call that

doesn't -- doesn't prevent the very invidis fects that this court has always recognized with racial characteristics. justice gorsuch: then i want to k u about title vi -- title vi in isolation. puase our precedent for the moment. title vi says that no peon shall be excluded from participation or be subjteto discrimination under any program or activity that receives federal financial asstce. in bakke, justice stevens argued that, whaterhe fourteenth amendment may allow, title vi does not permit the use of race. you didn't make much of that point in your briefs, and i just wanted to understand why. mr. strawbridge: i don't think 's necessary to make that much point in the brief because, in ouview, at least within the educational context, there's really not a difference between how the fourteenth amendment should read and title vi's prohibition should read. we unde that some people view the title vi language as even more clear. we would obv hasn't -- it hasn't been it and i don't think it can be justified as a route to decision here as some form -- some sort of conional avoidance because the constitutional question has been decided in gr