u. k. today, what are they going to this is the question that it was, the big question you're engaging with is the one i asked jeffrey. nice, right. the intersection of law and politics. you say germany, you say that you k, they are strong backers of what we could loosely call the international just the system, right? they can't very well say, no, we're not going to apply by the international criminal court, not when they're asking other countries to abide by it. what was in respect to vladimir putin is arrest warrant, for instance, it would look very, very hypocritical indeed, i'm the, that's why i think you need to watch it and create it. couldn't be closely because if some of these cool countries, big countries, that all members of the cool start say no, no, we know this ruling, then it's then the coolest itself. this whole institution, which was such a breakthrough in international justice, i think, potentially is a risk. this is they've obviously gone on the law and cream con is decided this

u. k. today, meeting with boats as kind of a thing for votes. one of the major challenges was so nice of it, his own personal reco them that's of his conservative policy. of the 5 major promises that he made to voters and said that he would fulfill one and office realistically any of 2 of them around persons economy. and the inflation rate have so far being met. and that may be why so many people in the u. k. considered this decision of his to hold that election this soon to be something of a gamble. the marks. how does 0 london momma and how to much interest de b has been sworn in as chance present of to being the god winter of the elections held earlier this month. davy, it's of this into him president since 2021 of his father was killed by rebels. the opposition is alleged vote rigging and cold for the results of the election to be a now right now probably send these across cause dealing with extreme shortages of food, water, and fuel. but even before the war, as well as near to decade, brocade limited, the volume of goods allowed into the st

u. k. to for us today you were speaking about basically indirectly reaching out to the west by saying that he doesn't refuse any dialogue that he's actually open to dial. putting the bull, therefore, in the port of the west, question is obviously how much you can trust those comments. but by that he wants to create this narrative. the russia very much says the west can decide whether they want to have peace or continue with aggression. complete the oral event of the fact that it is russia that an ex crimea 2014. and it is russia that attack a silver and country that is ukraine 2 years ago and from funding for shot in regular, some football news now. and jim and so adverse you adults, and then have one through to the champions league, final of debating power size, your mind one nail in the 2nd leg of the semi final talk. coach evans has its high tribute days team after a nail biting finish in the french capital,

u. k. today, meeting with voters canvassing votes. one of the major challenges was so nice of his own personal reco them that's of his conservative policy. of the 5 major promises that he made to voters and said that he would fulfill want an office. realistically, any of 2 of them around britain is economy. and the inflation rate have so far being met and that may be why so many people in the u. k. considered this decision of his to hold that election this soon to be something of a gamble. fillum ok, how does 0 london the french fries into manual not going to same the a controversial electoral reform, little for new caledonia would not be forced through, made the comments while meeting local leaders and the french overseas territories capital in the mail has been weeks of unrest officer proposal to change the voting system in the pacific island. barbara and golf pet reports on the spot to correct down to bring violence. a virtual reforms in new caledonia under control. there was to red bluff. i'm trails of smoke rising and pots of the

u. k. court today ruled at the founder of which he leaves, juliet sons' can appeal against being extradited to the united states. you may recall that in the us as on spaces espionage charges. he's been fighting an extradition from a british prison for the past 3 years. his lawyers argue that because of his for nationality, cassandra would not be able to rely on free speech protections which are granted to us citizens by the 1st amendment. supporters hope that today's ruling could mark a turning point in his long running legal battles. julie designed himself was absent from the court proceedings in london for health reasons, as according to his legal team, but his wife stella was there, dw spigot, boss, spoke to her after the room. stella sounds you. you were in court. what was your, what was your feeling when you, when you heard what the judge had to say? while it was very tense, because the judges went away for 10 minutes and then 10 minutes between became 20 minutes and then 20 minutes became 30 minutes. and when we came back and i was very nervous, but then they said that they would gran

u. k. to cross today you were speaking about basically indirectly reaching out to the west by saying that he doesn't refuse any dialogue that he's actually open to dialogue. putting the bull therefore, in the port of the west question is obviously how much you can trust those comments . but by that, he wants to crate this narrative. the russia very much says the west can decide whether they want to have peace or continue with aggression. complete the oral event of the fact that it is russia. that's an x prime in 2014, and it is russia that attack a silver and country that is ukraine 2 years ago. i think for shot in riga that has some football news now and jam inside burskey adult man, have one through to the champions league, find locked evading power size your mind. one meal in the 2nd leg of this any final time coach. evan has its pay tribute. to his team after a nail biting, finishing the french capital guns. yeah. yeah. it's a very, very emotional moment for us to in a moment and extremely beautiful moment. most certainly would've liked to have had it on the last game of last year. i sen

expedition to the us for g is weiss today is cold hearing so significance. * today's re, the last day of his legal battle here in the u. k, is if he loses out today. so there is no more all the court in the u. k. that you could abuse it. as many appears as you said, it's been a long legal battle, but here in the u. k. all the avenues will have been exhausted if this court the high codes rules against julian assault, and that's why the assigned and all these other support is for them. a lot as, as is at stake today, and it's bit nervously a way to this, this quote hearing and what the judges will decide in the end. and you've just stepped out of the court room to speak to us. how's the hearing going so far? yeah, its really uh a control so outside. yeah. as you can see and also here julia to sondra support is all yeah, there's music. there was speeches the by members of parliament for example, the human rights group. see a journal, there's groups, old and supportive. joining us on the inside the court date is a very different not mr. yeah. is it very harsh and it's a lot about very intricate legal question. so extradition

u. k. g thing, the young people, today's young generations, do you think they want to serve militarily? well, i don't really know what i mean, how the young people in the u. k. are thinking about the common sense tells me that i mean by looking at the falsities that it's been going around the world right in gaza in ukraine. young people die. lots and lots of young people on died are losing their lives. right. why should the young people be sent to the front to separate cries that lives? no, i mean, for, for the country. oh you a u. k. it was something that has nothing to do with stuff. yeah. yeah, yeah, yes. if it's a fair point, it's a fair point. i mean, the, you know, the, the, the use of today, i don't know how switched on the odd to what is essentially the, will that lead to, you know, i guess that's so infatuated with that jet, political struggles around the world multinational conglomerate conglomerates. it's all about the money at the end of the day. you know how it goes now. yeah. but, but it does seem a little bit wiring is that the u. k. you know, and refuse to knock is trying

u. k. the today that is completely changed to all of the backbone of energy transition standard rivaling large power plants are offshore. wind farms are comparable to coal fired plants, even nuclear plants, full cost the exclusive, the north sea. but also the baltic sea outs. fantastic potential, especially fall showing is this. i know most of it was a, it's a huge, expensive ocean vehicle with potential to build 300 gigawatts. the phone con, 300 gigawatts of power from the wind farms in europe's northern seas alone equivalent to over 200 nuclear power plants. it could supply up to 300000000 households, a tenfold increase over its current output. the germany's power grid operators are also preparing for the shift you had always. yeah, i think everyone's realized with the boat succeed in north sea. other places will most likely be able to generate to future energy reliably with sun, many countries and to use. yes, think about it and is on so many industry representatives on board. and so i believe that i think the consensus is that it really has become fluids. the world's largest wind turbine t

u. k. to for us today you were speaking about basically indirectly reaching out to the west by saying that he doesn't refuse any dialogue that he's actually open to dialogue. putting the bowl therefore, in the court of the west question is obviously how much you can trust those comments. but by that he wants to crate this narrative, the rush you a very much says the west can decide whether they want to have peace or continue with aggression cold please. the real events of the fact that it is russia, that's an ex, from year 2014. and it is russia that attack a silver and country that is ukraine 2 years ago for shower reporting from rica. and with that, we have 8 reached the end of our show after the break close up takes you aboard the international space station. i'm gonna go really thank you so much for your company . you'll see about the video that goes enabled other data media and legal law. google, i've got it done by get other stuff into that and i'll give you the order. would you, are you able to order that up? jo made any a dog covering ti more people than the eval on worldwide in se

u. k. to for us today you were speaking about basically indirectly reaching out to the west by saying that he doesn't refuse any dialogue that he's actually open to dial. putting the bull, therefore, in the port of the west, question is obviously how much you can trust those comments. but by that he wants to create this narrative. the russia very much says the west can decide whether they want to have peace or continue with aggression. complete the oral event of the fact that it is russia, that's an ex, from you in 2014. and it is russia that attack a silver and country that is ukraine 2 years ago. so all right, thanks defending for shot in regular and thanks to you for watching after the break mapped out looks at why the nuclear weapons rice is on again on anthony how it's in the lin company. i'll be back in 45 minutes with some warranties and the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. using conk be destroyed. you can try, but it's impossible. she performed for head lice in australia, the was the nazis. the 2 musicians who lived in the savann

u. k. to for us today, you were speaking about basically indirectly reaching out to the west by saying that he doesn't refuse any dialogue that he's actually open to dial. putting the bull, therefore, in the port of the west question is obviously how much you can trust those comments . but by that he wants to create this narrative. the russia very much says the west can decide whether they want to have peace or continue with aggression. complete the oral event of the fact that it is russia that an ex crime in 2014. and it is russia that attack a silver and country that is ukraine 2 years ago. and from funding for shot in re got finally to bolivia where it's presidents been getting in on the action of the festival, celebrating the of the lama, head of state louis. i dance the traditional lama. dance was the, like us call the not a, as in the faint in the capital. libya is home to an estimate of $2000000.00 lamas plus related spaces including the l pack. it will is an important role material for the local on the and all that not, that is all for now. i'm anthony houghton, berlin for me in the

u. k. to frost. today he was speaking about basically indirectly reaching out to the west by saying that he doesn't refuse any dialogue that he's actually open to dialogue and they're putting the bowl there from in the port of the west. question is obviously how much you can trust those comments. but by that he wants to create this narrative. the rush, you a very much says the west can decide whether they want to have peace or continue with aggression, complete their real event of the fact that it is russia. that's an x from you in 2014. and it is russia that attack a silver and country that is ukraine 2 years ago. during his last term on a protein launched a full scale and version invasion of ukraine is he mentioned with huge implications for, for, and not only his own country, but of course many neighboring countries. what are the biggest challenges that blather me putting is now likely to face in the coming years? are pretty much everything as he does in the upcoming years, will be connected to the ongo

u. k. he gave us his assessment of today's instance. yes. first of all come down says to the family and joel, those are being injured. this is a very unusual a car because the buying triple 7 is the state of the art buying it spills of carbon fiber and use the tub and then suddenly affects the main frame of the plane . and also all the other perils that we've seen today. but it does underline the fact that if you do fly on aircraft today because of the changing climate, weather conditions, everything else usually that you keep your seat belts on. just like the around the lat, but just make sure it is actually buckled. so you called be thrown out of your chair and hit the saving, which apparently you have to acquire a number of people. have a dish law, just saving panels. and some of the infrastructure came down, exposing pipes and everything else. so there is a message and another message should be that in future, it should be hand baggage of the ink cabins, or an old cases have to go them. so the whole because that is the place folder. yeah

u. k. and australia to discusses today, all 3 student organizes mahmoud alphabets of palestinian 1st year student at harvard university with the harvard out of occupied palestine, coalition, fraser, almost a ph. d student at the university of war. it with the work stands with palestine coalition. and yes, mean i love that we served you a student at the university of sydney with the students for palestine group. welcome to you all. thank you so much for being a mood. you're joining us from harvard. can you tell us exactly what's happening on campus? right? now uh yeah, so basically on campus right now, we are having an cabinet where students are occupying the whole yard and of many that they will only leave until we have full disclosure of harvard development. as well as a safe estimate from the student is rona is really redeem moods are very high right now. and community members are very strong and vigilant and remaining so fast in mind. so the, despite so much administrative impression just mean at the same question over to you that what's the situation in sydney? yeah, we've started our encampm

for us, and she told me earlier why this hearing is so important for us on today is really the last legal avenue here in the u. k, the julian massage and his team came to, to avoid the expedition to the united states. somebody from his team, from his support is a close team has told me that they fear that if this would be, it is not cronsa today that he actually could be on a plane to the united states within 24 hours. so really a lot is at stake today, set us on his wife has told reporters she has seen judy and his sons last week. she's visited him, she continues to be very, very afraid about his mental health. sorry. so for julie and his sons and those around them obviously rose the family. the foot for them really today is a very vague pollution today. no talk as to what exactly the end of this high court is a ruling onto that was really no sounds has already had numerous court hearings here in the u. k. fighting this expedition to the u. s, which has already gone to it by the down home secretary. now he is, uh, the, the, uh, the code, the british code has all the united states to come and present assurance a

u. k, because the only other option was so if today it was a negative response, he could only appeal to the european court of human rights. so he's continuing appealing within the u. k. so it doesn't really change the heck by his persecution continues on. good news, of course, for the family that he's not in the united states. let's hear more from his wife outside. the 4th what she said. so we spent a long time hearing the united states putting lipstick on a pig. but the judges did not quiet, but united states should read the situation and drop this case now. now is the moment to do it. just abandon the shameful attack on journalists on the press on the public that has been going on for 14 years. yes, absolutely. in the united states have indicted him on 18 charges mainly on espionage . and he places a 175 years in prison there. as long as his wife stellar, she's become well known face for her, you know, impassioned speeches and fight for astrology is release. and she's been very critical of the us who were really hounded. a julian, a songs that i've had numerous, he is like you said, bu

u. k, because the only other option was so if today it was a negative response, he could only appeal to the european court of human rights. so he's continue unappealing, within the u. k. so it doesn't really change the fact that his persecution continues on good news, of course, for the family that he's not in the united states. let's hear more from his wife outside. the 4th, what she said, that we spent a long time hearing the united states putting lipstick on a pig. but the judges did not quiet. the united states should read the situation and drop this case now. now is the moment to do it. just abandon the shameful attack on journalists on the press on the public that has been going on for 14 years as close to me as long as he's not an american citizen. you know, he's australia and he also holds ecuadorian citizenship. and yeah, washington is determined to secure his extradition to the us to talk us through the logic of this. yes, of course will, because it's their secret that julian, this ons expose not even the he expose that it was his website which leads because it's wistful blower

that's why this is the sadness name, sadness this and not in 4 to 7 for dates which have been it today to y u. k. then for the creation saw bought it by usa on all the glasses need to shift desired is or drew from bill to con, to is to create that somewhere. and they choose by this line preference, interiors from indonesia. and most of them organizations also present it at the commemoration, including the in a nation. well, i'm a console. muhammad the and i got to lama taking the time and solidarity the the nation. government once again underlined it support for palestinians as the government will keep pushing for a ceasefire in gaza and the freedom of palestine. today as we gather here, the people and the government of the republic of indonesia affirm our support for our but bless boasting and brothers and sisters. and we will continue to fight for an end is riley across it. this in garza to end the occupation in palestine and to fight for the freedom. i'll spell his time. we stand and solve the deputy with our brothers and sisters who continued to endure the injustice resulting from the net. b

u. k times not finding it from then. today she added to that song, his hands now and the as far as the dark company is attended, my middle ages combinations from c o united. and that decides to just operate like saw the outside down the street, the 5 minutes, the residents in the and it is not clear whether or not he is in a department for they are raising the boy. that has to be new coming from today around his roles actually from any europe handy that they have seen. they have been into russell when in march, the unanimously moved opponent as well known to roll. and it's rough, but the thing that you're trying to you thank you very much. charlie engineer reporting that live from outside downing street in london a time for some of the world news now and china is private and changing. pain has left france up to 2 days of bilateral meetings, among the issues on the table with trade deals and rushes war in ukraine. she is on a 3 day country toward europe. are you on tuesday french president emanuel? my call hosted the chinese le

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today. frank language media treat analyst based in the u. k. thanks so much. thanks. gosh, no rush. i was living in berlin. celebrate the 9th of may as victory dave black box today in 1945 when nazi germany surrendered to allied forces. but police feared the event could be used to rally in favor of the war in ukraine, sharing the same ground, but far accounts in ideology ceremonies, invalid mocking the soviet victory of a nazi gemini, have become more political than ever since russia invited ukraine. this young thoughts were in germany, and we think that the instrumental ization of this historical rememberance for today's war against ukraine is wrong with the russian symbols with band around the commemoration. and yet some were on display by countries flag. i was born there. i was raised there. almost the flag is a symbol for the position from fascism. also present, diplomats including the messages from russia and it's allied bella race, as well as the russian orthodox priests. it is around $900.00 police for on hand to ensure public safety with only a few minus scuffles, lowering th

u. k. have announced the management that have seated today demands include most scholarships for posting and students demonstrate as had previously occupied the building on campus for 5 weeks in february and march. what area we spoke to some of your honey. she's a student organizer that goes with the university in london. she says they're proud of what they have accomplished. the students that goes with a part time paying that's been going on for 6 months, really, since outside of, of the 7, it's in both process and we'll couse options with, you know, included occupations like the 5 week occupation. the thought was said before, i'm gonna currently have just send it out to patients, the library. we have several months to out in relation to all university. you know, all universities on complicity on providing support to call listing is the best thing would be one. and one of the most simple things we want is the palestinian scholarship. so now this university will divide to extra positive dispos that some one of them, but include the undergraduate scholarship. i mean, this is the 1st univers t