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victory for freedom and democracy that's how environmental activist described wednesday's decision by u.k. courts to police ban on their protests was illegal the case was brought by lawyers acting for extinction rebellion a movement of climate change activists behind the so-called autumn uprising a series of protests held across london last month demonstrators have blocked roads and entrances to several key sites and buildings including parliament square the bank of england and london city airports the police made $1828.00 arrests and charged $165.00 people the protests cost the nest are made to $30000000.00 to police a decision was made to ban all extinction rebellion protests across london with the police citing section 14 of the public order act as justification it's gives you authority as the right to prohibits public assemblies if they believe they may result in serious public disorder or serious damage to property or the life of the community really chalons a member of the european parliament for the green party was herself arrested during the police crackdown today's ruling is incredibly s

u.k. courts. from protesting l.g. quality dismissing claims that the lesson. go against the just. washington labels beijing's reaction to hong kong protests. called similar scenes on the right of your screen in bolivia a democratic transition we ask the question why. we are tuning in from around the world this hour welcome to our 2 international my names you know neal good to have your company. the international olympic committee stated russia's sports movement is clear off any wrongdoing in the latest doping scandal the i.o.c. however did say it will support tough sanctions on russian authorities which have been accused of manipulating anti doping data bases well this all comes after the world. committee this choose they recommended a 4 year bond be applied to russia for all major sporting events and go give me more of the details earlier. so just a day after the world anti-doping agency came out with their accommodation for a 4 year ban. and on the russian side consisting of many elements the international olympic committee said that it would support the toughest measures agains

u.k. court bans parents from protesting l.g.b. t. equality classes dismissing claims that the lessons on not age appropriate and go against some pupils religious beliefs. and 2 months after disaster people in the french city of rwanda gather to protest the handling of a huge fire that ripped through at chemical plants demanding transparency over a potential toxic brew at. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me nick and it's great to have you with us now our top story this hour the international olympic committee has stated that russia's sports movement is cleared of any any wrongdoing in the latest anti doping scandal the i.o.c. however says it will support tough sanctions on russian or forty's which have been accused of manipulating anti doping databases this comes after a world anti-doping agency committee this tuesday recommended a 4 year ban be applied to russia for all major sporting events it gave me the details earlier. so just a day after the world anti-doping agency came out with their accommod

the u.k. court bans parents from protesting l g b t v quality classes dismissing claims that the lessons are not age appropriate and go against some people's religious beliefs. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international thomas certainly got. the international olympic committee has stated that russia's sports movement is clear of any wrongdoing in the latest anti-doping scandal the i.o.c. however says that it will support tough sanctions on russian authorities which have been accused of manipulating anti-doping data bases this comes after a world anti-doping agency committee recommended a 4 year ban be applied to russia for all major sporting events are trying to give us more. so just a day after the world anti-doping agency came out with their accommodation for a 4 year ban on the russian side consisting of many elements the international olympic committee said that it would support the toughest measures against those responsible for the manipulations with

from the u.k. court. protesting a. quality. dismissing claims that the. age appropriate. religious belief. on washington labels beijing's reaction to hong kong's protests. but called similar scenes in libya on the right of your screen a democratic transition we ask the question why. one minute past 9 pm in philadelphia 11 pm in tokyo and 5 in the evening right here in moscow this tuesday november 26th welcome to our international top story the international olympic committee has stated that russia's sports movement is clear of any wrongdoing in the latest doping scandal the i.o.c. however says it will support tough sanctions on the russian authorities which have been accused of manipulating anti doping databases well this all comes after a committee all the world to. choose they recommended a 4 year ban be applied to russia for all 'd major sporting events. bring in our tees to pick the bones. and a sense of deja vu here i'm sure you'll agree what is the latest on this case the i.o.c. they've they've had their say bring us up to date without us back the things the i.o.c.

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u.k. court from protesting. the quality classes dismissing claims that the lessons are not age appropriate and to go against some people's religious beliefs. all right but there's a for me my colleague kevin i want to be here in about an hour's time with news from those stories in the headlines so you can head to our team dot com but right now it's time for. i am max geyser this is the kaiser reported ever that movie the 6th sense and the big line the money line was i see dead people this is going to make more sense but 1st we need to talk to stacy well certainly we do have a zombie economy thanks to the never ending parade of free money from the fed and the growing pile of debt because you know this past week we saw the global debt pile hit over $250.00 trillion $255.00 chilean to be exact is probably up another chilean or 2 by the time this airs so the fact is we have a lot of debt and it's piling up stock markets are hitting all time new highs some even yahoo finance is starting to connect the pieces that may

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u.k. the environmental groups who launched mass protests in london last month have won a court battle with a u.k. police a ban on the extinction rebellion demonstrations has been rolled unlawful and now hundreds of people who were arrested could potentially claim false imprisonment. has more from central london. a victory for freedom and democracy that's how environmental activist described wednesday's decision by u.k. courts to police ban on their protests was illegal the case was brought by lawyers acting for extinction rebellion a movement of climate change activists behind the so-called autumn uprising a series of protests held across london last month demonstrators have blocked roads and entrances to several key sites and buildings including parliament square the bank of england and london city airports the police made $1828.00 arrests and charged $165.00 people the protests cost an estimated $30000000.00 to police a decision was made to ban all extinction rebellion protests across london with the police citing sections 14 of the public order act as justification it's gives you author

rather unusual that and magistrate court and u.k. there isn't a court reporter taking down all of the testimony so that mr exxon's in this particular case would need to hire his own court reporter in effect to take down all of that that that the testimony by all the parties such that if the worst case scenario mr assad schwartzel lose that he would have the appellate process of vailable to him so he would need to have that record of the proceedings before the magistrate judge if he were going to contest the the extradition decision i think something the people of home will be curious about will this be decided purely the legal process because it's clear the us a politically motivated to get the songs over that can't politics playing politics . well i think it's absolutely fair all of those covering the. election edition proceeding it was not designed to be. politics absolutely positively should not come into why this should be treated as you know me. perceiving where the u.s. are seeking to have someone extradited from u.k. to you our

u.k. supreme court with regards to how you classify drivers. that decision expected next year.it goes against uber, is this going to be a financial issue for uber, or is it something you think you can pass along to the consumer? jamie: we are committed to make sure that drivers who want to earn a living on uber have good work, and there's a lot of things we've already done to make sure that's the case. with insurance cover in the event that they idents or are unable to earn for a period. if we look at the supreme court , we are confident that we will win it, and we are confident that what we do is what drivers want. we give them a flexible way of earning an income. guy: thank you very much indeed for your time today. we really appreciate it. heywood, uber regional general manager for northern and eastern europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: we just heard from uber's general manager for northern and eastern europe. joining us on the phone with reaction, dan ives, wedbush securities managing director for equity research. he has an outperform rating for uber. what can uber do t

u.k. government been court funding and corbin campaigns the integrity initiative a subsidiary of the institute for statecraft which has received more than $2000000.00 pounds of foreign office money spread defamatory content about jeremy corbyn on their twitter account later the integrity initiative was forced to apologize. that was a mistake and we wrote letters of apology to jeremy corbyn where as abol a tickle as we could be and the foreign office ordered an investigation into the matter if there is any kind of organization for which we are paying which is involved in domestic politics in that way i would totally condemn it but it seems the questions will continue to rise as to the extent of the u.k. government's funding for groups in gauging in such political attacks especially just before an election that could decide the u.k.'s future for many decades to come there's a body of people particularly who take an interest in his national security policies or who are overwhelmingly critical and skeptical of corbin's policies and his past involvements and whereas it seems to be far enough for so

the government is arguing that the courts and shouldn't even deal with the case because and the case involves other states as well is the carry it means that if if the u.k. are not intuited some individuals and the courts can deal with the case but the moment they become involved with end of the state they're arguing it's outside the court's jurisdiction so it's pretty drastic so how long are you expecting this case to take we're talking years rather than months we ask some of alan and the relevant british government departments to respond to the claims made in this film so mark allen did not reply to our correspondence on behalf of the government the u.k. foreign office said we are committed to ensuring that serious allegations about alleged u.k. involvement in mistreatment and rendition of detainees by other countries are examined carefully they added that the government has been clear that it stands firmly against torture and cruel inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment we do not condone it nor do we ask others to do it on alcohol. that was libya renditions from the people in power series back in 2013 and i'm pleased to say we're joined here i

government is arguing that that the courts and shouldn't even deal with the case because and the case involves other states as well as the you carry it means that if if the u.k. are not intuited some individuals and the courts can deal with the case but the moment they become involved with and of the state they're arguing it's outside the court's jurisdiction is pretty drastic so how long are you expecting this case to take we're talking years rather than months we ask so mark allen and the relevant british government departments to respond to the claims made in this film so mark allen did not reply to our correspondence on behalf of the government the u.k. foreign office said we are committed to ensuring that serious allegations about alleged u.k. involvement in mistreatment and rendition of detainees by other countries are examined carefully they added that the government has been clear that it stands firmly against torture and cruel inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment we do not condone it nor do we ask others to do it on alcohol. that was libya renditions from the people in power series back in 2013 and i'm pleased to say we're joined here in th

the world when it comes to exporting arms and indeed appealed the decision in the courts here that attempted to stop u.k. arm sales well it isn't in the courts here that tended to stop u.k. arms sales well again with my unicef off i would say that we have a robust brigade with my unicef hats off i would say that we have a robust regime of selling arms until we don't and suddenly you find things a slipping through which has emerged selling arms until we don't and suddenly you find things a slipping through which shouldn't. i've got to ask you finally on a question aside from shouldn't. i've got to ask you finally on a question aside from unicef we are headed for a general election maybe that will have an impact on policy on him but unicef we are headed for a general election maybe that will have an impact on policy on yemen i don't know if you were the 1st independent m.p. since 951 of them and i don't know if you were the 1st independent m.p. since 951 who was elected as everyone now talking about independent candidates did you pave the way for the electorate everyone now talking about independent candi

u.k. and be charged through our courts for the crimes he has committed and except. for us that is what we are after 100 percent but also we're going to try and have the governments or the countries look at this diplomatic community law because it's a city rather than. the spouse of an american worker can kill a 19 year old out in their house who needs a coach your own beauty i think the laws need to be updated so be more concurrent with the work you are not songs we live in we feel we cannot let this injustice go forward was a young lad just starting now 19 years old started to enjoy his life and it was take your wife of him and we would feel we would not be the parents we should be for we do not try and say mr and get the justice he deserves. the director of human rights watch for israel and palestine has vowed to continue his work after being expelled on monday from israel television as omar secure of supporting a ban boycott movement on the country which it sees as a strategic threat. the israeli government has been trying for 3 years to expel human rights watch