will discuss the issue further let's cross live to muds that us law professor university of oslo thanks for joining us good to get you on the program was the issuing of this identity caught actually mean for julian assange is it a serious step could it be one step forward in resolving what seems to be a never ending saga here i think they could or and government is working very hard to find your way. to log on to ecuador or back to australia and that's high time he's been many years in prison they could or him. and the u.k. also or it is maintaining that if you leave the embassy they will arrest him. and due to the process this constitutes a detention not to let him out not to let him leave the u.k. go out to them to see and then take a plane to ecuador or to australia and in the background of course is the united states. which clearly wants him extradited and there are different legal procedures against the sonship in the us which have been kept secret and which of course fuels has justify it has on his side being apprehended and extradited i know that for the embassy has issued a stat

a team from the universities of oslo and ferrara says the 1347 outbreak, can be largely ascribed to humanans spreading it. we have trained rats for decades, the generations. in germany, the biggest trade union has threatened to call for a 24—hour walkout as part of talks over pay and working conditions. ig metall represents the rights of 2.3 million workers in the industrial sector, but the negotiations are seen as a benchmark for how pay is set in other areas of the german economy. i'm joined by liam booth—smith, chief executive of localis, an independent think tank, joins me now. good to see you. good morning. just tell us a little bit about what these workers want? well, what the workers are after a reduction in working hours down to about 28 hours a week, but only as part of a benefit. in 2007, german law allowed something called an educational benefit, that has been used to help with things like caring for children 01’ with things like caring for children or caring for elderly relatives. now all, german businesses don't want to do this because they argue that they believe, one in fou