u.k. may refer to this judgment as an example of what the court in the u.k. has said about something but no judge as i say is going to feel obliged to them what this president no no no offense to her she's just a junior judge in an extradition case is not particularly relevant. it is true does some of the opinion she says here i think are a bit. iffy. a lot of people have now written about where they need to go into that net and he said i think and it's also quite illustrated of the terrible situation we happen to u.k. as regards the applicability of the official secrets act which is the equivalent piece of legislation to the one that has been charged in the us and they're reminded that. this judge felt starts shooting could have been charged in the you know in a an equivalence event children could have been charged in the u.k. and efficiency could such should give us pause about the appropriateness of that legislation and certainly the leading opinion not just but from progressive law is that some sort of technical law is and you understand the case law that

the u.k. court says that wiki leaks founder julian assange will not be extradited to the united states a songe is wanted on espionage charges for publishing secret american military documents and 201011. in the coming hours britain's prime minister boris johnson is expected to announce more measures to control the spread of covert 19 a new variant there has been driving up the number of infections we hold them 50000 new cases reported every day the 7 straight days now the country's just announced 58784 confirmed new cases a new record and scotland's 1st minister has already announced a lockdown in her country starting at midnight tonight nicholas surgeon says that she spoke concerned about the situation but then she has since the peak of the pandemic in march but go live now to london and zeros andrew symonds can tell us more what are we expecting up morris johnson to announce later. or 1st of all no surprise that that figure has gone up nearer to 59000 now those 7th straight day of increases beyond

u.k. for. prosecutors so i reminded then the breaking news today is that a london court has denied. bail bringing us up to date now from outside the courthouse is chatty at which stashed. but it is of course a monumental decision just 2 days ago when the united kingdom have ruled not to extradite your the son of the united states and now it comes as a devastating for his supporters and campaigners who say that this latest decision not to grow into this entrepreneurial conditions is absolutely on just unfair they say they are going to appeal as soon as possible but the ruling 2 days ago came on the grounds of mental health and on the basis that you know so much is in judaism years of psychological torture the most notorious prison in the united kingdom belmarsh prison and so this very same argument that got him off the hook on monday seemed to be the ones that have meant that his bells continue even today so it's very mixed messages coming from the u.k. the justice system according to his campaign is they also saying though that justice will provide quite hopeful that in time this de

plus a u.k. court refuses to extradite julian assange should the u.s. where he's wanted on espionage charges but his supporters are left frustrated after a bail request is.

a u.k. court refuses to extradite julian assange just to the u.s. where he's wanted to go espionage charges.

u.k. u.s. elections it is true we now have the 2nd courts in u.k. court in 3 years saying that u.s. prison conditions are so bad that they can't be trusted people alive i think that prison reform of the united states should have a look at this they missed larry's ruling a bit but this one is very high profile. but ultimately that's less impactful than saying that you know this was a political prosecution or the u.s. is violating the your family you can actually are violating the terms of the bilateral treaty which if you like is the least controversial way of putting a stop to this case and of course we're not out of the woods yet there will almost certainly be an appeal but the presumption has to be that union is in quite a strong position going into that appeal now because of the way he's one of its kind of thank you so much for coming on the program and sharing your thoughts on what's son sure is an emotional day for you and and many people who've been close to julian assange the u.k. arlan program director the blueprint for free speech and you the only covering the only thought.

another new breakthrough for julian assange after u.k. court blocks of u.s. extradition request the joy of his supporters those tempered somewhat by the judge largely supporting america's espen.

u.k. court has denied a request from the united states to extradite wiki leaks founder julian assange he's wanted on espionage charges for the publication of secret american military documents sancia spent the past 21 months in a british trail these barca has more for months. to do the extradition of course is a blow to the prosecution what we know is that the process of appeal will be. again taking this case or words to the high court possibly even the supremes court so we're talking potentially about many many more months many more years of legal wrangling to go when it comes to deciding to live a song she is a future he is of course seen by his supporters as the defense of journalism the right to practice journalism freely and of the freedom of speech period in the united states among many of his critics he seemed very much as a thorn in the sides to many governments not just the u.s. government a man who jeopardized state secrets to undermine state security don't really know who has jeopardi

to julian a song as president andres manuel lopez obrador says that he supports a decision by a u.k. court to extradite the wiki leaks founder to the u.s. and that he'd give him protection. his supporters celebrated the ruling outside the british court of songes wanted on espionage charges for publishing thousands of secret american military documents and 201011 u.s. authorities are expected to appeal the decision the judge denied the request of a concerns about a soldier's mental health and suicide risk of zeros muddled up a visit live for us in mexico city with more on the president's offer but 1st it's a pretty neat baka who's been following the court proceedings in london so leave the extradition request was denied not on legal grounds but on health grounds. yeah that's right undoubtedly of course supporters of julian assange job did lighted that he's not going to be extradited at least now to the united states he had been indicted for a range of possible crimes there including espionage of the misuse of computers if he was found guilty on those charges he could end up spending the res

challenge convincing the u.k. court because the judge had already refused to accept any bail applications twice previously for for now the united states legal team team even said it unison to sponsor extraordinary and extreme lengths to avoid extradition of course referring to the very fact that you have a son went to seek political asylum in london's ecuadorian embassy therefore skipping bareback in 2012 he was there for a whopping 7 and a half years before he was infamously hauled out of london that could or him and the c. 5 british police back in april of 2019 he then went about march prison to serve the 50 we get things out but he is still 30 this very day but in terms of tuna sound his job was a journalist he is a journalist and in terms of journalism worldwide and you have to remember that the church 2 days ago did not bear out the case based on journalistic grounds or political grounds but only his medical health and medical health and learn in fact she accepted every single argument that the u.s. throughout the

the u.k. court says that wiki leaks founder julian assange has for not be extradited to the united states sources wanted on espionage charges for publishing secrets american military documents and 201011. britain's prime minister boris johnson is expected to announce more measures to control the spread of covert pipe teen after a new variant as was detected scotland's 1st minister has announced a lockdown in her region. to the central african republic now where we're awaiting the preliminary results from last month's presidential election the incumbent leader of. 2 addenda is seeking another term but just before they're released rebels aligned with former president francois posies a began advancing on the capital the attack the town of banga su on saturday and the un mission says that they're now in control russian faces deployed to the area of fail to push back the assault on the rebels are now 20 kilometers from the capital bangui lived out a little isaak who's following developments from senegal

now the news and a court in the u.k. is expected to rule on whether the wiki leaks founder julian assange should be extradited from britain to the united states he is wanted on espionage charges over the publication of secret american military documents his partners appeals to the outgoing u.s. president donald trump to grant a pardon to before he leaves office on january 20. speaking of donald trump in order your recording leaked to the public the u.s. president has pressured georgia's top election official to overturn the election result that he asked him to find more votes during an hour long conversation by president elect harris described it as a bold abuse of power and 10 former u.s. defense secretaries of warned against the use of the military in any election dispute in an open letter they wrote that such a move would push the u.s. into dangerous territory kim's got your news hour in about 25 minutes next on al-jazeera risking it all. what is that they've been doing with the money that it's boring we bring you the

mexico says it's ready to offer asylum to julian assault shelter a decision by a u.k. court not to extradite the wiki leaks founder to the u.s. a song just wanted by the u.s. on this bill is charges. today with headlines more news coming up right after that you will have got. the scene. and. what the political ahead this in a while but a flash. of measured had the apostles. and. when i would be at the cinema for the heck out of you. and all that i want to settle how about. in the total measure i've had that. and i will. allow. some of those 100 a little animal this has been the more this one so i don't know they had the money and although i guess i was the mayor that will want to. because. they are thinking for. a while. do you for the home. loss of the funny for a spot the whole don't want them. but most of the deal over the shelf and if you buy that. few home be it will highlight my had most of the fire that shipped and like mine then. but nationally but i'm usually. a bit i'm still a lot on lot of be almost that it's the law to. live in. and want to live there and. then.

in the news a breakthrough for julian assange jeffrey u.k. court blocks the u.s. extradition request joy of his supporters is tempered don't want it it's largely supporting america's espionage charges against him saying it sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom.

a u.k. court says wiki leaks founder julian assange was not to be extradited to the united states as always wanted on espionage charges for publishing secret american military documents in 201020118 judge cited risks to a song mental health and possible suicide. china is ramping up its covert 19 vaccination drive people deemed to be high risk off 1st to get a shot that includes medical workers overseas students and port workers senior citizens and people with underlying conditions will be next to stay with us we find asia is up next more news after that. if you find fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe. this month of vancouver. i mean it's by my story in college go back on see family. all. those you all you know. the. key. this temple itself has a history of almost 100 years. you know the saying you know my dad he's the head priest at the temple. me being the 1st son in a traditional japanese family i will have to take over and become the 24th generation of the

mexico says it is ready to offer asylum to julian assange after a decision by the u.k. courtite the wikileaks founder to the u.s.s, his supporters celebrated outside the court. he is wanted by the u.s. on espionage charges for publishing thousands of secret military documents. a judge denied the request, citing concerns over assange's mental health. the u.s. is expected to appeal. england has joined other parts of the u.k. on imposing a covid-19 lockdown. boris johnson says restrictions will last at least seven weeks. we have reports from london. reporter: boris johnson started monday the rollout of the astrazeneca vaccine from oxford university, but any fanfare was lost, replaced by a realization that the spread of covid in the u.k. is out of control. by the end of the day came this announcement. >> the government is once again instructing you to stay at home. you may only leave home for limited reasons permitted in law, such as to shop for essentials, to work if you absolutely cannot work from home, to exercise, to seek medical assistance. reporter: johnson hoped the rollou

santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera a u.k. court is set to rule on whether to extradite the wiki leaks founder julian assange to the united states as charges that are leaking military and diplomatic documents brazil gives the green light to import 2000000 doses of a coronavirus vaccine but there's frustration about how long it's taken to approve one. and buyers of bitcoin reaping the rewards as wall street starts to pay attention to the crypto currency. so in a recording that's been leaked to the public u.s. president don't trump told top election officials in the state of georgia to find enough votes in order to overturn his election defeat george of course one of the battleground states that flipped in favor of president elect joe biden it is an unprecedented move by a sitting president just a few weeks. ago before biden takes to go before biden takes office trump still refuses to concede he's actually lost repeating unfounded claims of for the details now with alan fischer in atlanta georgia. from a president who insists without

you're with al-jazeera breaking news this hour a u.k. court has denied a request from the united states to extradite the wiki leaks founder julian assange he is wanted on espionage charges over the publication of secret american military documents asunder spent the past 21 months in a british jail spot as appeal to the outgoing u.s. president don't try to grant a pardon to a song before he leaves office on january 20. and the other developing story this hour iran which says it has begun 20 percent uranium enrichment in a move likely to escalate tension with the united states it is a significant breach of the 2015 nuclear deal but under the 90 percent required to build a nuclear weapon. is with us now on skype from tehran a professor of politics at teheran university in the managing director of the website and news magazine iran diplomatic nice to have you with us the fact that iran is doing this now what knock on effect would you expect it to have diplomatically speaking while. first of all of this is. according to the international laws and a

the u.k. court rules of wiki leaks founder julian assange should not be extradited to the u.s. where he's wanted for leaking secret government documents. with global growth of iris cases exceeding 85000000 the u.k. rolls out a 2nd vaccine in beijing races to inoculate millions before the chinese new year. i'll use one of. 11780. recordings of a phone call revealed donald trump pressured officials in georgia to find and off votes to overturn his election defeat there. i'm joining us there with the sports japan's prime minister insists the tokyo olympics will go ahead despite a spike in current a virus cases and the cleveland browns reached the n.f.l. playoffs for the 1st time in 19 years will hear from their game winning quarterback in the next hour. iran says it is beginning the process to enrich uranium at 20 percent in a move likely to escalate tensions with the u.s. that's a breach of the 2050 nuclear deal but it is under the 90 percent required to build a nuclear weapon the european union is describing it as a considerable departure from the agreement. we are across the stor

so the mexican president calling the decision by this u.k. court not to extradite julian a songe to the united states calling it a triumph of justice as you can imagine here in mexico the reaction from many has been divided especially on social media on one hand you have some people calling it an extravagant gesture by the mexican president to be offering political asylum at a time when the country is still struggling during its worst days of the pope at 19 outbreak here in the country on another hand there are critics of the president who have been quick to point out a hypocrisy saying that the president has shown of bias toward high profile controversial figures in international politics like mr assad but also pointing to point out is the former bolivian president who was received here in mexico in 2000 in 1000 following the political crisis in his country but what many are saying on social media here in mexico is something that the president himself said during his morning address where he said that he is merely following a long tradition that m

u.k. the government says half a 1000000 doses are ready for use the 2nd vaccine to be approved. the court in the u.k. is expected to rule on whether wiki leaks founder julian assange should be extradited from britain to the united states he is wanted on espionage charges that could see him spend the rest of his life in prison and support from chalons in london. 2010 and what wiki leaks revealed to the world caused a sensation on. u.s. military video kept classified for 3 years to the helicopter gunship attack in baghdad at least 12 iraqis were killed including the noise his patrol and his driver. the u.s. military said it was engaging in what it calls insurgent groups a claim that's contested to this day i believe that if those killings were lawful under the rules of engagement when the rules of engagement are wrong. deeply wrong . it was this another such show piece revelations that put judy innocent in the spotlight and through the intense hostility of the u.s. government later in 2010 percent his legal battles began after swedish prosecutors opened a rape and sexual assault investigati

with all but one for espionage if he faces up to 175 years behind bars earlier this month a court in the u.k. refused to extradite him to the u.s. over mental health concerns over washington is appealing the ruling therefore they whistleblower remains in jail. group of prominent figures had sent a letter to the man president trump urging him to pardon among them for a nobel peace prize laureates 5 former presidents from around the world and filmmakers such as director oliver stone the u.s. prosecution of a songes unprecedented he faces 175 years in prison for the same publications for which he's been nominated for the nobel peace prize they said prosecution threatens the constitutional protections that americans hold did by offering a pardon to put a stop to the prosecution of a song your presidency will be remembered for having saved 1st amendment protections for all americans. let's go live now to robert barnes political commentator and constitutional attorney who signed the letter in self good to have you on the program are you surprised by the donald trump chose to ignore your joint plea

of the was and supporters of wiki leaks founder julian assange have celebrated a u.k. court ruling blocking his extradition to the u.s. he's wanted there on espionage charges u.s. authorities are expected to appeal well those are the headlines stay with us and i'll just sirrah people on power is up next. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or 2200 people informed opinion as to how big this foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bind the situation he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it live get the vaccine when there's no money at all the rest of rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al-jazeera. 6 years ago an island a secret mass grave for babies was discovered near a home for unmarried pregnant women an institution run by roman catholic nuns to find set off a scandal that has raised deeply disturbing questions about the relationship between the irish state in

u.k. court's decision or to kill him up and has been taking a closer look at washington's war against the whistleblower. so a huge win for julian assad but the usa is still not ready to back down while we are extremely disappointed in the colts ultimate decision we are gratified that the united states prevailed on every points of law raised in particular the culture jets and all of mr songs as arguments regarding political motivation political offense fair trial and freedom of speech we will continue to seek mr saunders extradition to the united states washington quickly announced it intends to appeal and continue pursuing the extradition of julian aside this makes sense as politicians from both sides of the united states' political spectrum have placed a target on his back or to argue that it's closer but in the high tech terrorist it is an attack on the international community but i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death penalty i want to do it illegally shoot the son of a son should be assassinated actually they're tough and say if we catch you we're going to hang you

and a breakthrough for julian assange jaafari u.k. court blocks a u.s. extradition request a jury of his supporters is tempered though by the judge largely supporting america's espionage charges against him saying it sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom. this is about the knife with a. great great. you know something. to survive you've. got to come to prominence russia now hold the mayor of new. people and. welcome to the weekly here on our to international where we bring you the top stories from the past week. we start with this week's unprecedented riot on capitol hill likened by some to a failed coup attempt thousands of protests pro trump supporters converged in washington on wednesday for a last ditch stop the steel rally on an address by b. president they then stormed the congress building. thank you 5 people died as a result of the and suing unrest including a police officer dozens have been charged and arrested on the havoc artie's america by this one witness the events 1st hand. well the atmosphere out here is absolutely incredible right

and a u.k. court refuses to extradite julian assange to the u.s. where he's wanted on espionage charges but his supporters are left frustrated after a bail request is turned down. this is a battle not just the. great tree great journey. this is the survival of the human rights judgment to come to terms with russia now and this whole narrative criminalised. blowing. it watching the weekly here on our team a recap of the biggest stories from the past 7 days joining us. we start with this week's storming of capitol hill likened by some to a coup attempt thousands of trump supporters converged in washington d.c. on wednesday for a last ditch stop the steel rally falling in a dress by the president they then broke into the congress building. thank you. 5 people died as a result of the unrest including a police officer dozens have been charged and arrested r.t. america spends on witness the events firsthand. well the atmosphere out here is absolutely incredible right now as you can see president trump is speaking addressing a huge crowd which is over by

of a u.k. court refuses to act. to the u.s. where. his supporters are left. turn and. this is a. very. very just. right . now. with the pick of the week's news stories and right up to the moment of elements well this is the weekly an international hello and welcome. we begin with the storming of capitol hill. supporters converged in washington for a lot of. the steel rally shortly after an address by the president to congress an infant at the building. 5 people died as a result opinion rest including a 35 year old earth force veteran she was shot in the chest by police dozens of protesters have been charged and arrested r.t. america has been sworn witness the events 1st found. well the atmosphere out here is absolutely incredible right now as you can see president trump is speaking addressing a huge crowd which is over by the white house but world backed up all the way to the washington monument. we know that people were storming into the capitol we know they tear gas was fired and we also know that rubber bullets were fired but i was just showing video a minute ago it from insid

plus a breakthrough for julian assange after u.k. court blocks a u.s. extradition request the joy of his supporters is tempered by the judge largely supporting america's espionage charges against him saying it sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom. this is a. great. great journey to the innocent. to the survival of the human rights. problems it's rationale and the whole narrative. this is the weekly here on r t international welcome to our roundup of the headlines that shape the week. we start with this week's storming of capitol hill likened by some to a coup attempt thousands of trump supporters conversion in washington on wednesday for a last ditch stop the steel rally an address by the presidents they then broke into the congress building. thank you. thanks. 5 people died as a result of the unrest including a police officer dozens have been charged and arrested r.t. america spends want to witness the events firsthand. well the atmosphere out here is absolutely incredible right now as you can see president trump is speaking addressing a huge c

the u.k. court refuses to extradite julian to the united states where he is wanted on charges. after a bail request. this is a. great great. to see the human rights. criminal why. algeria becomes the 1st african nation to approve russia's coronavirus vaccine that's as one and a half 1000000 people in russia itself have already received. a broadcasting live to read from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is our t. international now we start with wednesday's storming of capitol hill when thousands of supporters converged in washington for a last ditch stop the steel rally shortly after an address by the president they marched to congress and invaded the building. 5 people died as a result of the unrest including a 35 year old air force veteran who was shot by police dozens of protesters have been charged and arrested america's ben swan witnessed the events. well the atmosphere out here is absolutely incredible right now as you can see president trump is speaking addressing a huge crowd which is over by the white house but world bac

and a u.k. court refuses to extradite julian assange to the you asked for he's wanted on the espionage charges but his supporters are left frustrated a bill request is turned down this is a battle not just to the 9 through one. tree to the great journey it's. the survival of the human rights to the problem to trust them now and to the whole narrative of criminal life we can return all of. this is the weekly here on our 2 international welcome to our roundup of the headlines that shape the week. we start with this week's storming of capitol hill likened by some to a coup attempt thousands of trump supporters converged in washington d.c. on wednesday for a last ditch stop the steel rally calling in address by the president they then broke into the congress building. thank you thank you. 5 people died during the chaos including a police officer hurt dozens have been charged and arrested r.t. america spends on witness the events unfold firsthand. well the atmosphere out here is absolutely incredible right

o'clock in moscow good to have you company now we'll start this hour with breaking news because a u.k. court has rejected a u.s. extradition request for june the sangita concerns about his mental health he will remain in custody while the u.s. government decides whether to appeal the decision it has 2 weeks to do so and there were massive celebrations outside the london courthouse when the judge announced. yes. that's true was there you. were was of. 6 was. that was you. you you. was. that it was. ok well let's go live now to the courthouse in london where shadi edward stash he has been stationed for so over the last few hours a so we were just looking at pictures there jubilant scenes earlier and i can still hear many supporters side the court had. was that everything was absolutely fine was she having read eunice on does not fit in the story a moment outside the framework of her was charged i was ready to actually do it you know so much to the united states has been a decision based on i was meant to house friends and indeed it was 6 right if you were to be extradited to the united states

plus a breakthrough for julian a song after a u.k. court blocks a u.s. extradition request the joy of his supporters is tempered though by the judge of a largely supporting america's espionage charges against him saying it sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom. to choose for the life of one great great journey. to the survival of the human race judgment it comes from the thrust of now and the whole narrative. blowing. you're watching the weekly here on our team a recap of the biggest stories from the past 7 days thanks for joining us this hour . we start with this week's unprecedented ride on capitol hill likened by some to a failed coup attempt thousands approach from supporters converge in washington on wednesday for a last ditch stop steel rally calling an address by the president they then stormed the congress building. thanks thanks. 5 people died as a result of the unrest including a police officer dozens have been charged and arrested following the havoc archie america's bence one witnessed events firsthand. well the atmosphere out here is

plus a breakthrough for julian assange for u.k. court blocks a u.s. extradition request the joy of his supporters is tempered though by the judge largely supporting america's espionage charged.

the wiki leaks co-founder will remain in custody pending washington's appeal on his extradition a u.k. court turned on the american request on monday over concerns that whistleblower would commit suicide. just legal team person given up though stating they will appeal today's bail denial. this denial of bail will be most likely hood flew feel fields the high court within hours or a few days. we. will expect this to be over 2. after a knife edge votes in the state of georgia the democrats.

mexico says it's ready to offer asylum to julian assange just there a decision by a u.k. courts notes to extradite the wiki leaks founder to the u.s. . i. was. his supporters celebrated the ruling outside the courts songes wanted by the u.s. on espionage charges for publishing sizes of secret american news you don't convince a judge denied the request sites in concerns over a songes mental health authorities are expected to appeal. my call on the president of the united states to end this now. mr president tear down these prison walls. let our little boys have their father. free julian. play the press free us all. well mexico's president under a smuggler lopez obrador says a son just a journalist and deserves a chance is. a far more i'm in favor of pardoning a song and not only that i'm going to ask the foreign relations secretary do the corresponding formalities request the u.k. government the possibility but it's on just free and the mexico option political asylum with all the rights that this entails. the presidents of the central african republic has been reelected to 2nd te

but let's just recap then what has happened because the u.k. court has rejected a u.s. extradition request for juvenile due to concerns about his mental health he will remain in custody while u.s. government decides whether to appeal the decision it has 2 weeks to do so well though we do understand as we heard from shani there that a bail hearing is also taking place today so maybe he will be granted by oh maybe junior songe could walk free but we'll keep an eye on that one for you though there were massive celebrations outside the london courthouse when the judge announced her verdict. was. was. was was was was was was was. ok let's get the views now of clock stockley he was with us he's a weak links activist we appreciate your time softening a good afternoon for you to watch your reaction see the units and over the last. well it's bittersweet obviously because. he's facing the bail hearing later today probably like right now and. and essentially the judge agreed with the u.s. government. on everything. which leaves a horrible precedent for future journalists activists

international just gone 5 o'clock in moscow now our breaking news this hour u.k. court has rejected a u.s. extradition request for junior sanj due to concerns about his mental health he will remain in custody while u.s. government decides whether to appeal the decision it has 2 weeks to do so there were massive celebrations outside the london courthouse when the judge announced her verdict. i know. it's true was. was. was the one was 6. as long as julian has to endure suffering in isolation as an unconvicted prisoner in belmarsh prison and as long as our children continue to be the rest of their father's love and affection. we cannot celebrate. we will celebrate the day he comes home a glimpse of hope to stop the new year and hopefully a new era. it is a day. i deal with wind for julia songs. but we have people. just not necessarily a win for journalists. ever since we have absolutely electrifying was there was a support system cheering freak eunice on does not fit in her story a moment outside the from her charge. to actually date your innocence to the united states it

but let's just recap then what has happened because the u.k. court has rejected a us extradition request for juvenile due to concerns about his mental health he will remain in custody while u.s. government decides whether to appeal the decision is has 2 weeks to do so well though we do understand as we heard from shani there that a bail hearing is also tell.

assange has been denied bail remain in custody and think washington's a bagel on his extradition u.k. court turned down u.s. request on monday over concerns the soundtrack would commit suicide for sound his legal team hasn't given up hope though they say they will appeal wednesday's decision and this in iowa basically the most likelihood look the appeal to the high court within hours you're a few days. we. will expect this to be over to. germany extend its lockdown until the end of the month could tougher and pandemic groups than before. oh get even just concept talk and more scary of watching. the wiki leaks founder julian the sanchez being denied bail by a london court it does follow a decision to block his extradition to the united states over concerns that he posed a suicide risk. with stash he has more to. so the united kingdom earlier today has denied judean a songe bail of course that comes just 2 days after they will not say actually that your innocence to the united states has been 'd lonely long legal battle for june assault because the united states and want it in for his alleged

the u.k. court refuses to extradite julian assange to the west where he is wanted on espionage charges but his supporters are left frustrated after a bail request is turned down. this is a battle not just for the knife and.