u. k. except that the united states has an independent legal system. so really, how much further can these arguments go about this being politically motivated or whether assange can be, it will be treated fairly is likely to make much of a difference. well, one thing was left out in europe unless as before i came here, that's the fact that if it goes to the magistrate court, there is an opportunity to for julia's lawyer. and julian to appeal the new decision in entirety. so there we will hear the full arguments hold the political nature, office of prosecution or persecution, i should say, the full nature of the violations. cont, julian's and his rights in the entire process of spying on his lawyers stealing legal material, breaking into legal office and planning to kick knob or even assassinate julian. lessons or list will be presented than in the appeal process. initiated by julians lawyers. and that should, in any, no normal circumstances change the opinion of the courts in britain could the case end up in the european court of human rights. of cours

u. k and sweden, except to be parties. so a 16 month process, 16 months of litigation before the working group, when arbitrary attention. i made submissions the u. k. responded in the process to those submission. sweden responded to those submissions, formally as a party to the proceedings. they lost buquet, los sweden, lost it, lost at the highest level. i'm with a will i reject the finding of this working group? it's a group made up of late people, not lawyers and they are there. a conclusion is flawed in law. julia massage is a fugitive from justice. he's hiding from justice in the dorian embassy. he can come out onto the placement anytime he chooses. he's not being detained by us. frankly, a ridiculous finding by the working group and we reject it with we're talking to the former un repertoire, an arbitrary detention not sounding us. no country likes to get to rooting for arbitrated tension to be censured by you unlike this. but if you don't to buy it, you fall into the category of countries. we don't like to compare ou

u. k. prime minister except full responsibility following a crashing by election defeat. the conservative party last the north shropshire sate for the 1st time in almost 2 centuries. earlier this week, a 100 and pays from bar as johnston's own party voted against his plan to strict at corona virus. measures and re, simmons reports from when in shropshire country life in north shropshire has been synonymous with conservative voting for nearly 2 centuries. but not anymore. morgan, helen, margaret, lillian, liberal democrats. 17957. o helen morgan is now the m. p from centralized opposition party smashed at 23000 majority for boris johnson's conservative party, the period of no structure have spoken. on behalf of the british people, they said loudly and clearly voice johnson, the parties ada. johnson responded by saying he took full responsibility. i totally understand people's frustrations. i. i hear it what the voters are saying in north structure and you'll humility. i got to accept over that verde the liberal democrat party with its battle ground headquarters in the grou

he tells us more in today's going underground, which has after this bulletin, except in the u. k. and ireland. a background that like or you know, and i think would bother you in think we're here to and think well, well, bother you and they will do, you know, you know, giving us like it isn't that one of the things like yes, anybody got even kind of just 40 with one of the to get to she was some, her pre, a, to blood a detainee face, and they thought the 2nd the detainees land, some of them get or smith. i'm came in with them. they have sex in the, in the room. sometime that was to make it open to live, entertain like, would you like to have in many, many stories and like, you know, some of the problem they don't want to go about it still get to legal issues like it had been there or they have been kind of low guards and those gone to the right and one time full pay and grades and thinking they are, you know, they would, they would also tell them this is the frontline, you're, you're in a war zone here and imagine that the gods towards it is on here, and any action might detainee

very sadly, that's been coupled with an increase in anti polish immigrants sentiment, except when the u. k. ah, laminated cars were left outside of primary schools with the words no more polish vermin. but the leader of your ruling party euros law, because in sky said a few years ago during a campaign rally that migrate from the middle east, were bringing cholera that they were bringing dysentery to europe. that they were risking the spread of various parasites. that's a quote, don't you find it? a little ironic that you seem to be repeating. the very same hostile language has been weaponized against your own people. well, those who i mean great is from poland. once we joined the you that they've done it legally by, you know, there is a freedom of movement around the you both also great it to the us and they have to do that. they need to get the visa. let us just for clarity. think let's assume they're all illegal. so are you saying that it's okay if they're illegal to use the humanizing language to call them berman thing isn't there? i wouldn't, i would, i wouldn't use that. that's kind o

if we do hear back, we will tell you of course, what they say except to 30000 households in the u. k. a without electricity for a 6th day after a huge storm caused the biggest power disruption in more than a decade and claimed the lives of 3 people. northern england, the parts of scotland were worst effected with many residents forced out of their homes. i come home. it's what it feels. look like, i have no roots, it's a bit tough. sorry, i didn't mean to cry, but it's been hard like we brought our animals at home and she, we are going to go for each other one today. and it is that feel very unsettling is still trying to work and take the kids to school and carry on like normal. but everything feels of saddam, you really have a base, so spit hard. well, tens of thousands of people in the north of england are still living without electricity or a power supply for a 6 consecutive day now, and it feels like there's simply no end in sight. as many people have been told that power won't be restored until at least another week. now i'm in south lakes in cumbria. what people are really quit

u. k. to france. no family reunions, no skiing, no visiting there at all. are there any exceptions back? you're quite right. this is so reminiscent of all those travel bounds that we've seen in the past. british tourists have very familiar that with the drill that we've been seeing over the last 24 hours that rush to get across the board is before a travel restriction comes into play. now, there are exceptions to this very shocking here. travel band, surprising travel ban bronze said among the exceptions, all french citizens and legal residents returning home citizens returning home to re france, we cut as well that laurie drive is all an exception to this really is that restrictions restrictions that are affecting business and tourists as well, a lot of people having to count to plans or try and race across the board in time to make plans. okay, so transit still possible then how is the reaction there in the u. k. is making waves although they did have plans to go to france, clearly very, very disappointed. we're hearing that they've been neither rushing to counselor, as i say, rushing

u. k. 12395 people and now and hospital across every age group except for young children, the number of hospitalizations is rising so that the grim outlook and also the pressure on the n h. s is a grim outlook as well. you have large numbers of an access staff at the moment who are off sick. the burden is starting to ring real alarm bells in that house service that they might not be able to cope with an ami chrome wave hospitalizations, extra capacity is being put into hospitals to deal with it if it really becomes too much. so yes for us, johnson is urging caution, but i think as other politicians are around the u. k, everyone is basically saying keep this a cautious new year's eve. don't go out and party to hard. so on, johnson called for sensible celebrations, being taken out by the public well, yeah, in london, this is a very, very quiet new year's eve where i'm standing on the embankments across from the london i. there are people around but nothing like what they would be on a normal new year's eve, the celebrations, the spectacular that you would get any other year. not going to

u. k to germany of the holidays, you have to quarantine for 2 weeks in germany, and that is no exceptions. that includes the vaccinate. germany is also designated many areas, high risk areas, many of its neighbors. and on the last few days and hours, france has been added, also denmark and norway and the restrictions are less than food from the u. k. but you have to get a p, c r test. to come in to germany. there is a mish mash of rules and regulations across the u, the leaders to coordinate them when they met in brussels this week, but they did fail to do that. so if you are traveling in europe over the holiday period, it's important to check those regulations before you travel it. broadly speaking, it's getting tougher everywhere. it's all meant occurred. the spread of the on the chrome variant. how confident are we? this is going to do the job. basically many people say it won't do the job. the german half minister callout about he is predicting, predicting a 5th wave of virus cases here in germany. we're already in the height of the 4th wave. he says, the meshes will slow down the spr

u. k. hord vaccines. we've seen these western vaccine makers on wave, a couple of exceptions, primarily distribute doses, sell doses to these wealthy countries. and those numbers that you, you started with speak for themselves. it's, you know, appalling, on just a moral situation whereby the countries where more than half the world's population live have received far, far, far less than half the world's vaccine hasn't stay that way across the year. i remember there were a lot of pledges sort of half way through the year, 3 quarters of way through the year. has it stayed the same and, and then why do you think that is it has, it has got better obviously, as you know, as, as manufacturing his ram top. so there was the g 8 summit i think back in september or october when there were many pledges made that so you know, the situation has been slowly. ready improving but it really is a question of too little too late. the world health organization set a target of vaccination rate of 40 percent by the end of the year. and we know in near that that outgoing for 70 percent by the middle of next year. and really, y

u. k that a trans phobic. so what's distinctive about the u. k, i guess is, is the tone of our national conversation about trans people given the fact that actually generally speaking of public, a pretty excepting was, are such a gap between the public media discourse in the disposition of everyday people. yeah, i would blame that directly on our media a we made all these advances. we changed the law many times to make life safer. the trans people overpaid about 15 years in the beginning of the 19 ninety's until the gender recognition act in 2004. and most people didn't even notice we were there because we don't impinge on people's lives. we. we just want to get on with having private lives and, and it wasn't until about 2017 that a conflicted campaign was launched with certain of britain's newspapers and newspapers in particular making a big issue that suddenly we went to having with some newspapers, trail for articles very negative article. yeah, i'm reading some of the headlines a week. yeah, i'm reading some of the headline. yeah. in the u. k. press, they point to a so called trans lobby. a headlines have claims like lesbians facing extinction. the cancellation of women is bigger than a cul

exceptions to that rule. even if you're fully vaccination, you have to have to call into if you're traveling from the u. k into germany at the moment. and again, that's put a lot of people off traveling this christmas. you know, christmas is normally the busiest time of year for travel. and my daughter, she has actually just made it onto a plane now to she's in the air as we speak in fact. but she told me before she flew, that they were just 12 people on her plane 12 passengers on the plane. so it means that there was a whole plane load of people who didn't make it, of course. and as we saw in that report, we also have the issue with staff shortages, airports, and airlines also being hit by people calling in sick. and that's making the travel season this this christmas really really can alter. yeah, sure. is i apart from mandated time at home with the family. is there any other good news out of this? well, there is one bit of good news i can share with you rebecca, which is that we have heard from both canada and australia that they have cleared the air space for, for the christmas. a negative their only

u. k to germany over the holidays, you have to quarantine for 2 weeks in germany, and that is no exceptions that includes the vaccinated. germany is also designated many areas, high risk areas, many of its neighbors. and on the last few days and hours, france has been added, also denmark and norway and the restrictions are less than food from the u. k. but you have to get a p, c r test. to come in to germany. there is a mish mash of rules and regulations across the u, the lead to coordinate them when they met in brussels this week, but they did fail to do that. so if you are traveling in europe over the holiday period, it's important to check those regulations before you travel. broadly speaking, it's getting tougher everywhere. it's all meant occurred. the spread of the on the chrome variant. how confident are we? this is going to do the job. basically many people say it won't do the job. the german half minister callout about he is predicting, predicting a 5th wave of virus cases here in germany. we're already in the height of the 4th wave. he says, the meshes will slow down the spread of

exceptions to that rule. even if you're fully vaccination, you have to have to quarantine if you're traveling from the u. k. into germany at the moment. and again, that's what a lot of people off traveling this christmas christmas is normally the busiest time of year for travel. and my daughter, she has actually just made it onto a plane now to she's in the air as we speak in fact. but she told me before she flew, that there were just 12 people on her plane 12 passengers on that plane. so it means that there was a whole plain load of people who didn't make, of course. and as we saw in that report, we also have the issue with staff shortages, airports, and airlines also being hit by people calling in sick. and that's making the travel season this, this christmas really, really k or to yeah, sure. is i apart from mandated time home with the family? is there any other good news out of this? well, there is won't be the good news. i can share with the rebecca, which is that we have heard from both canada and australia that they have cleared the air space before the christmas. a negative to throw the children out

u. k. in english hospitals, 11400 people are conver, currently in there with cove it. and so we are being told that sir, infections and hospitalizations arising in all age groups except for young children . now, while that does not seem to be yet filtering into a peak increase in the number of people being admitted to intensive care units, it is still very worrying for the national health service and is putting a big stride on that embodies normally a busy time of the year, winter time with other forms of you know, respiratory illness, flu, etc. so yes, there are warnings being raised across the u. k. from politicians and all the parts of the u. k. developed nations, etc. at boris johnson, he's once again banging the drum for vaccinations, urging people to go out there and get that jobs. the people who think the disease can't hurt them. look at the people going into hospital now. that could be you look at the intensive care units and the miserable needless suffering of those who did not get that booster. that could be you. so making your new year's resolution far easier than losing weight or keeping a diary. find a walk in center or make an online appointment. get that j

u. k is taking a really hard line on this. i think one of the major issues too is, you know, we saw caught 26. we saw all these, you know, move, renewable energy, et cetera, except for the windmills. don't blow, don't, don't, don't move when wind is blowing. i'm at the renewable energy sources is aren't dependable. and so what's happened is the, you european union in general and the u. k. of may a big push to move to renewable, renewable energy sources. meanwhile, they forgot that right in the g. so there's no stream pipeline. could you so hold up, but they're taking a hard line in terms of sticking to what pub 26 lay down. and this slide about nato, basically stepping in, if it goes into effect, all right, and we continue to hear those same warnings, but then what does it sound like when it comes from what russia is saying about the warnings? and does it seem as though there is sort of this big, massive danger from russia, from this pipeline as the united states seems to think that there is. well, i think the problem is, is when you look at what's being said about ukraine, right? the whole idea here is that if russia stopped paying transit fees to move natural

u. k. there's no sign of the peak yet with double the infections at the moment that they were at the previous peak. previous waves peak back in january cases and hospitalizations, rising across all age groups, except for young children. are there any silver linings? well, yes, there are the latest data. the latest studies seem to suggest that microphone is about a 3rd less likely or the 3rd is likely to leave. you leave you in the hospital as the delta variance, and if you are triple job, then you are 81 percent less likely to end up in hospitals than you would be if you hadn't been vaccinated at all. those are the kinds of stacks that is chairing all cheering for us. johnson and making him hope that he has chosen the right position in stopping over or not having type of restrictions on people and celebrations over the christmas new year period. he's a bit of an outlier in that because other parts of the u. k. have chosen to tighten down and they're looking at what's happening in the, in england and being very worried indeed. okay, so then how these calls for sensible celebrations being taken out by the public or a couple of hours away from midnight. what fit lie count while i'm on the embankments