someone outside looking in that the way it was proceeding here and for those of us not familiar with u.k. courts and how they operate you know is this kind of is the operations inside the courtroom true typical of what you normally see in these kind of cases. i mean i have a kind of attended to many extradition hearings other than this one but i think it's very clear to say that what is going on is ridiculous you know i was speaking to lots of journalists in and around the court room and you know they're all discussing how they were you know bringing up the case with that taxi drivers or you know as they're making their way to court and you know sort of just your basic person of the street was able to say that what's going on with julian assange is ridiculous i don't think there's any controversy about that but i think it's a clear sign of what's going on. in the u.k. and in the west in general that we seem to be you'll all. kind of ruling society lists for so lack of a better word is to be very happy to kind of disregard due process and basic rule of law just to kind of secure this prosecution.

u.k. court denies wiki leaks founder. despite him not currently serving your sentence amid fears of a corona virus outbreak in prisons we hear from his legal team it was good to listen. to the. judge it is just an illusion a little too close to the. horrors and reality struck a painful cold and as the nation comes to terms with the scale of the pandemic one church in the north has been turned into a storage unit now for the day. hello this is art international from 2 pm here now this thursday i'm kevin 0 in so welcome to this 30 minute world news round up. 1st corona virus is rapidly spreading out around the world the current number of covert 19 confirmed cases globally stands at nearly half a 1000000 as of today the death toll has moved beyond 22000 the amount of recoveries though is also on the rise over $117000.00 recovered now that's roughly a quarter of all known infections. so let's talk about the picture here in russia the latest developments to tell you about russia's registered its 1st 2 deaths from covert 19 so

also ahead to a u.k. court did noise of wiki leaks founder julian assange. not currently serving a sentence of it fears of a corona virus outbreak in prisons we hear from his legal team. it was. as we listened. to the minister for justice it is really just because you look at the drivers and. the horrors and reality strike a painful cold in italy is the nation comes to terms with the scale of the pandemic one church is what you say and here in the north it's been turned into a storage unit now for the dead. hello this is art international is just to midday here this thursday my name's kevin know in this 30 minute world news right. 1st coronavirus is rapidly spreading out around the world the current number of covert 19 confirmed cases stands at nearly half a 1000000 as of today the death toll has moved beyond 21000 globally the amount of recoveries though is also on the rise nearly 115000 roughly a quarter of all known infections. so in the latest developments to report today the french president has given the green light to operation resilience as it's call

the u.k. court denied wiki leaks founder julian assange bail despite him not currently serving a sentence and with fears of a corona virus outbreak in presidents coming up we hear from his legal team. it was the solicitor. to the. judge this is really just an issue maybe a little too close to. hello there this is out international from moscow has just turned 11 am here now this thursday i'm kevin o. and welcome to this 30 minute world news roundup. and 1st corona virus is spreading rapidly around the world as the current number of covert 19 confirmed cases stands at nearly half a 1000000 as of today the death toll has moved beyond 21000 the amount of recoveries is also on the rise too we can report nearly 115000 that's roughly a quarter of all known infection. so than in the latest developments to report to the smalling the french president has given the green light to operation resilience it's a military plan that will see the army deployed to help with the logistics and medical support there in de

plus to a u.k. court denies wiki leaks founder julian assange bail despite him not currently serving a sentence amid fears of a coronavirus outbreak in prisons we hear from his legal team. it was good to listen. to the. judge is really just. a little too close to. hello there this is art international from moscow it's just so 4 pm here now this thursday i'm kevin. to this 30 minute world news roundup 1st coronavirus is rapidly spreading out around the world the current number of confirmed cases globally stands at nearly half a 1000000 and as of this hour today the death toll has moved beyond 22000 the amount of recoveries there was also on the rise over 117000 that's roughly a quarter of all known infections. some of the latest developments to report to you russia has registered its 1st 2 deaths from covert 19 so far it currently has 840 cases with more than half of those infected here in moscow all international flights are said to be grounded from tonight going into tomorrow except for those bringing ci

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u.k." the court also heard the princess, aormer olympic equestrian, had begun an adulterous affair with herodyguard. the courtuled she had been subjected to a campaign of intimidation. the princess said she had been safe inou will never be england." frank gardner, bbc news. laura: abuse in dubai's royal family. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, report from insideyria's idlib province. laa: europe's largest regional airline went in administration rlier on thursday after a big financial support failed. the carrier has been in some financial trouble, but insiders say it is the loss o bookings caused by the coronavirus which tipped them over the edge. reporter: there will be no onwardrn j. grounded for good,ure's largest regional airline collapsed, leavingpa engers frustrated and staff distrust. >> i thought we would be safe. sorry. >> our flight wameant to be 6:45 this morning to paris, disneyland. i got a text sing that all flights had been suspended. we came anyway. >> i promise to get them there, so i'm going to get them there. report: it operates 40% of all domestic

u.k. supreme court clears a man of terror related charges we discussed the ruling. it was just experimentation it was just learning as the supreme court said you know i have to create you know we were talking about an individual in the shed with the explosive being he was also make initiators and detonates is. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us we'll start with some breaking news this hour the u.s. led coalition in iraq has struck iranian backed militias science reports citing. u.s. officials say the operation is said to be in retaliation for the recent attack on a coalition base near baghdad which killed 3 soldiers earlier today u.s. defense secretary mark esper warned that the perpetrators would be held accountable . the judge has ordered us army whistleblower chelsea manning released from jail ruling her detention no longer serves any purpose that comes after she attempted suicide on wednesday. manning's appearance before the grand jury is no longer needed in light of which her

u.k. supreme court has found that experimenting with explosives can be legal and after a man was cleared by the court of terror related charges 22 year old chaz copeland who was diagnosed with autism was a are. rested in $28000.00 after making homemade bombs and conducting experimental explosions and his back yard he was initially charged with 6 counts of possessing information likely to be useful for an act of terrorism copeland was handed a 22 month prison sentence but has now been cleared of the more serious terror charges supreme court judges have now ruled that copeland's actions were legal serving the purpose of personal experimentation and self education. now joining us live now to discuss this further and break down all the subtleties is senior research fellow at leeds beckett university law school and former police officer david low and human rights lawyer now if we could go ahead and start with you isn't this a dangerous precedent to be set the idea that experiment thing with explosives is illegal. no i don't think so in fact as the supreme court said this isn't an entirely new co

u.k. high court has found dubai's ruler organize the abduction of 2 of his children and is still holding them against their will the high court found that mohammed bin rashid al maktoum ordered his 2 daughters to be kidnapped and returned to dubai later in 200-1000 his youngest wife jordanian princess higher than her her same fled dubai with their own 2 children saying that she fit the life husband had applied to the high court in london for custody. as part of the international women's day debate in the u.k. house of parliament the opposition m.p. jess phillips has once again read out the names of the women murdered by men in the u.k. over the past year. so her she'll start. to the web tracing the 4 living square. it took on more than 4 minutes to say the names of more than $100.00 women a figure that she pointed out rises every year she also called for more action from the government on a type of crime that seems to be overlooked. i cannot help but reflect but how these women all been managed to in terrorist incidents how do you see women all college of coronavirus. how these were $1000000.

the court in the u.k. ruled he is responsible forhe abduction, forced return, torture, a intimidation of his own family members. the case against him was run by his former wife, princess haya of jordan. we know that she fled to buy last year with her two daughts, traveling initially to germany to seeksylum, before moving on to london, yhere she began a cust battle.we speak to the organizao she represents one of the she tih's daughters, the t5. what was youre when you heard e outcome? >> it has already been published in the media but it is wonderful to see a british judge has confirmed the allegations ma by the united nations. seeing the country's standing up against this kind ofior. see princessaya.y fascinating to originally, she met with latifa a year ago, and said that she was ok. obviously, that was not true at the time. she has since led the country and successfully taken litigation action in the u.k. against shaikh mohamme who is a very pouerful person y. we have come out showing how our independent

u.k. chancellor of the. court or the finance minister we're also hearing from boris johnson some very interesting language being used with boris johnson saying that we must act like any wartime government and support the economy and he said that would mean a broad package for businesses individuals and for households also worth mentioning that boston's back a bit about the importance of testing course this comes after. that emphasis from the world health organization that people must continue to be tested if we are to tackle this outbreak and to really understand the scope of how far the illness is spreading but really what we've been hearing from the chancellor of the exchequer here from. about a broad package of measures to support the economy because the anticipation is that this could well lead to recession it will be a big shock and that businesses and households will suffer and listening to all of this needs barca and some pretty extensive measures is it seems as though the government is definitely prepared

u.k. government is trying to be courted native. i think this is real positive for the u.k. on a relative basis. believe that't they are getting on top of the situation in italy. if they don't believe that the u.s. is getting on top of the situation, it may help the u.k. but it could be washed by global events. matt: we are showing the pound with you. i want to pull up the futures, the equity index futures. we saw them briefly turn positive in london. now they are back down. we do have passed futures right now up about a half a percent. after the gain in equities yesterday, is the panic passed just one of is this those rides we get with high volatility? is a chance apple answers are kind of correct. i think we do have a bumpy ride. it would be naive we would go a straight line backup. the prices in asia showed that people thought we might get v-shaped basis. but then it sinks back down to the low. overall we will have a lot more volatility. will we see the extreme panic we saw on monday? i suspect not in treasury markets. it does not set an entirely new paradigm. it does set

u.k. citizens, by not having this court dated respon. --coordinated response.ane: heatherthe death toll in italy has topped 1000. how is your coping with this pandemic--europe coping with this pandemic? heather: our heang is just breahen we are hearing desperate news from italian alth care workers, the fact that they are running out of ds, they don't have a sufficient ventilators, they are having to make decisions about life and death. this is an extraordinary human tragedy. and we are concerned that while there is much rhetorical solidarityeing expressed by other eu countries, the fact of the matter is there has not been an enormous amount of solidarity of sendi additional masks and eu countribecause are trying to make sure their populations are met,providing me d using the information and trying to can -- masks and equipment and using their information and tryingino co the time people they stand with them. as we see this grow in france, spain, the u.k., french president emmanuel macron giving a very sobering speech this evening, whave to prepare that this is

u.k. parliament is closing a week early due to coronavirus fears this while a london court has denied bail for wiki leaks founder julian assange we're going to discuss all right it's time to boost your news i q. kovac 19 again dominating headlines with now 170 countries and territories territories reporting new cases here are the latest numbers worldwide there are now more than 490000 confirmed cases and more than 22000 deaths and here stateside confirmed cases now topping $69000.00 and deaths related to the virus over a 1000 and back here in washington d.c. after days of debate republicans and democrats came together. pass the largest ever stimulus package for americans impacted by the coronavirus shutdown now this bill is heading over to the house and president trump has already promised his signature artie's rachel blevins is joining us live with a breakdown of what's exactly in this bill rachel well manella this gun and 11th hour vote is being called historic after the republicans and democrats who have disagreed strongly on this 2 trillion dollars stimulus package passed it with unani

u.k. another one is going to be a dispute resolution whether the european court of justice is the main arbitrator of disputes between the u.k. and the but also the u.k. as well as doing all this negotiating with the e.u. it's also talking to the united states trying to do a free trade agreement with that and that is going to be a parallel track the year one side us and the other and the u.k. trying to negotiate a relationship with both of these heading into the future. iraq's prime minister designate has withdrawn his candidacy after a month after his appointment wanted a law he says politicians were obstructing his efforts to form a government ele upon him and failed to pull his cabinet for the 2nd time in a. how well to be quite a thorough. i tried by all possible means to save iraq from drifting to the unknown and to solve the current crisis but during negotiations i faced many obstacles that are irrelevant to the issue of the homeland and its interests i swear to god i didn't surrender and i didn't put my own interests above the country regrettably some parties were negotiating for their inte

u.k. another one is going to be a dispute resolution whether the european court of justice is the main arbitrator of disputes between the u.k. and the but also the u.k. as well as doing all this negotiating with the e.u. it's also talking to the united states trying to do a free trade agreement with that and that is going to be a parallel track one side us on the other and the u.k. trying to negotiate a relationship with both of these heading into the future. historians are getting a 1st look at the archives of one of the most controversial posts in recent history . showing indifference to the massacre of jews and failing to speak out against hitler his defenders say he worked quietly behind the scenes to protect the jewish people. colombia's constitutional court has rolled to leave their strict of abortion laws in place a landmark case could have either seen abortion legalized or the return of a total ban we had airports in the capitol both that's how i threw out the day supporters and opponents of abortion faced off in front of colombia's highest court . pro-choice activists hope magistrates wo

u.k. another one is going to be a dispute resolution whether the european court of justice is the main arbitrator of disputes between the u.k. and the but also the u.k. as well as doing all this negotiating with the e.u. it's also talking to the united states trying to do a free trade agreement with that and that is going to be a parallel track the one side us on the other and the u.k. trying to negotiate a relationship with both of these heading into the future. china is warning us against interfering with that's working there it comes after washington says it will cut in half the number of chinese nationals allowed to work for state and the us. or decision to expel 3 wall street journal reporters over a column critical of the government's yes indeed between china and the united states we have some differences. but we do not soon it's appropriate for the united states to stand to take steps interfere in the work of. journalists coming from china this is his prime minister is under pressure to resign after appearing in court and the murder of his a strange way the plough and to bonnie both member

afghanistan's national assembly a 1000 koofi welcome the international criminal court announcement it will it will investigate u.k. u.s. war crimes in afghanistan do you think the women of afghanistan will get some kind of justice if war crimes are investigated the i.c.c. war crimes the factor by u.k. and u.s. soldiers did you have committed cancer. one cancer that. have been involved in mass killings ready and had abused and tortured people in that same. i mean any business just a fraction of the of the reports that have been. media. we can be videos i mean there are the kinds of documents that distract the crimes of us which according to. their own. words. to give a picture and the frank definitely need to be investigated and the perpetrators need to be present persecuted according to the un special rapporteur on torture you mention wiki leaks julian assange is currently being tortured according to un repertoire in london at the moment i just want to quickly ask you. if britain and the united states haven't started bombing your country in 2001 do you think things would have been better. i think if the us and br

u.k. history did britain conspire to cover up of a mole could be involving u.s. intelligence libya and iran we told you so let's try more on more about winning an appeals court hearing what some call the worst miscarriage of justice in u.k. legal history all of them all coming up in today's going underground fast let's go straight to hospital in modern up where we're joined via skype by dr giovanni growled the infectious disease specialist was at the forefront of the italian fight against corona virus thank you so much giovanni for coming on what is the current situation in northern italy where your boy will of this equation is pretty odd because of course hundreds of people that go to. try to cool it all of course of this is feasible we've got it. so a situation to try. understand which kind of tree arch we need to do so that to 2 q. people that whole when possible and with. just patients who got rescued after a distress and so of course it's a difficult situation sometimes we ask the patient to step or line in couple of days they will come anyhow because they are getting worse their hospital a stoli change because of it i doubt that they will because at least emer

national assembly if i was a coup feel welcome the international criminal court's announcements there will be it will investigate u.k. u.s. war crimes in afghanistan do you think that the women of afghanistan will get some kind of justice if war crimes are investigated the i.c.c. war crimes defacto by u.k. and u.s. soldiers the u.s. has committed. about humanity and that it had been involved in mass killings it has. abused and tortured people and. it has. i mean it any business just a fraction. of that will that have been really that media that we can beat if you will i mean that out there the kinds of documents that crack the crime that you get which according to the that you know all that it don't work that what i say to get at the picture and the prank definitely need to be investigated and perpetrator and you need to be pretty cute it according to the un special rapporteur on torture we mention we keep leaks julian assange is currently being tortured according to the u.n. in london at the moment i just want to quickly ask you that if britain and the united states hadn't started bombing your country in 2001 do yo

u.k. history britain conspired to cover up of them all could be involving u.s. intelligence libya and iran we told you so let's try more on more about winning an appeals court hearing what some call the worst miscarriage of justice in the u.k. legal history all of them all coming up in today's going underground fast let's go straight to hospital in modern up where we're joined via skype by dr giovanni growled the infectious disease specialist was at the forefront of the italian fight against corona virus thank you so much giovanni for coming on what is the current situation in northern italy where your boy will of this equation is pretty large because of course we've got hundreds of people that go to do you think should try to cool down a lot of course that this is feasible we've got it for us all so basic we should be trying to understand which kind of action we need to do so that to 2 people that's a whole when simple and with. just stations who got rescued out there and you stress a soul of course it's a difficult situation sometimes we ask the patient a. couple of days they will come anyhow because they are getting worse there's also been delays.

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conditions amounting to torture that is one of the factors that the british court is legally compelled to consider however the u.k. authorities are also facing some serious questions in this case about whether a sound is getting a fair. hearing and about britain's own commitment to human rights and the rule of law legal experts medical specialists and the un special rapporteur on torture have all sounded the alarm over the conditions at the maximum security prison where sanchez is currently locked up our starting point this week is a lot. if you want to be told that there was a court case involving a journalist who had been jailed placed in solitary confinement held according to the united nations torturers conditions denied proper access to their lawyers and you were asked to guess the country involved which you have guessed the united kingdom. the british like to talk about their sense of fair play julian assange would argue otherwise if the authorities would let him mr science is being held in the dark at the back of the courtroom. covered by a glass partition so he is being held in the back as if he's a viole

u.k. now while in an unprecedented move. if the supreme court has found that experimenting with explosives can be legal that's after a man was cleared of terror related charges 22 year old charles copeland who is diagnosed with autism was arrested in 2018 after making homemade bombs on conducting experimental explosions in his own backyard he was initially charged with 6 counts of possessing information likely to be useful for an act of terrorism copeland was early 122 month prison sentence but has now been cleared of the most serious terror charges as a matter of law personal experimentation and self education or lawful object while we discuss the ruling with former police officer university law school senior researcher david lowe and also human rights of con. obviously every case is different and we have to look at the facts of each case and this case the explosive substance that this 22 year old at that time perhaps even younger had made in in the unit in the garden shed in his house was just less than 10 grams of that substance my main quest

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we do sinister hammer on the hour about winning an appeals court hearing what some call the west this carriage of justice the u.k. legal history all of them all coming up in today's going underground fast that's because straight to hospital in modern a wet we're joined via skype by dr giovanni growled the infectious disease specialist was at the forefront of the italian fight against corona virus thank you so much giovanni coming on what is the current situation in northern italy where your good morning well of this equation is pretty hard because of course we've got hundreds of people that have got to you think should try to go to the hospital of course that this is feasible we've got it for us all best and so a situation in trying to understand which kind of the arch we need to do so that to to cure people that whole when possible and with. just patients who got at risk you know to reduce stress as whole of course it's a difficult situation sometimes we ask the patient to step couple of days they will come anyhow because they are getting worse off in the least told the change because of it i doubt that they wi

u.k. another one is going to be a dispute resolution whether the european court of justice is the main arbitrator of disputes between the u.k. and the e.u. but also the u.k. as well as doing all this negotiating with the e.u. it's also talking to the united states trying to do a free trade agreement with that and that is going to be a parallel track one side us on the other and the u.k. trying to negotiate a relationship with both of these heading into the future. and ahead. sport. unfinished business to be resolved if we get to shelter becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion. you from. all. i started to peter in doha for sport. lauren thank you so much former liverpool and england striker daniel sturridge has been given a 4 month ban for breaching betting rules sturridge has also had his contract with turkish club tribes on sport cancelled by mutual consent last year he was given a 6 week ban by an independent regulatory commission but the suspension has now been doubled after the english football association appeal the ruling the appeal board decided he had passed inside information to his

u.k. another one is going to be the dispute resolution whether the european court of justice is the main arbitrator of disputes between the u.k. and the but also the u.k. as well as doing a listening go shooting with the e.u. it's also talking to the united states trying to do a free trade agreement with that and that is going to be a parallel track a year one side us on the other and the u.k. trying to negotiate a relationship with both of these heading into the future thank you very rarely challenge live in london. iraq's prime minister designate has withdrawn his candidacy a month after his appointment monod a law he says politicians were obstructing his efforts to form a government early upon him and failed to approve his cabinet for the 2nd time in a week i will to be thorough. i tried by all possible means to save iraq from drifting to the unknown and to solve the current crisis but during negotiations i face many obstacles that are irrelevant to the issue of the homeland and its interests i swear to god i didn't surrender and i didn't put my own interests above the country regrettably some p

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u.k. the employer has an absolute responsibility. to all that is reasonable pot reasonably possible to keep their employees safe from injury or illness when don't work obviously reasonably practicable is something that the courts would decide i'm concerned that there are gaps in the contingency provision that we're hearing about in the u.k. for instance i hear about offices being provided with one small but bottle of hand sanitizer well how long is that going to last i do with hundreds of people in a day and secondly it's non-alcohol. version which we understand is not effective against viruses so you know that said there are things that could or should have been done better books bear in mind the high risk categories paper with allied health conditions the age you know 60 plus of age range there are not so lots of place offices and paramedics that folded i was a high risk areas and i would expect the police forces looking at any high risk that i've got put in them temporarily of the office i know a lot of people the general public watching this watching around the world we're a law enforcement you're a paramedic whatever they are very grateful these doctors and people who work and they put themselves on the f

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