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london where wikilea ks founder julila assange will appear at an extradition hearing at westminster magistrates courtter for the first time in 2.5 years. the temporary recall was triggered by unionist politicians who want to debate the decriminalisation of abortion. and in paris, there'll be an auction featuring rare martian and lunar meteorites. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. starting with football and liverpool's perfect start to the premier league season was ended by their great rivals manchester united, but wasn't without controversy. once again the use of the video assistant referee upset some. unexpectedly united took the lead at old trafford through marcus rashford, that was referred to var, which decided liverpool's divock oreegi wasn't fouled in the build up. var then ruled out an equaliser for sadio mane for handball. adam lallana scored a late equaliser with his first goal for 2.5 years. i thought they were excellent, the attitude, you considerfitness in the boys now they're getting fitter and fitter, the aggression fessed up, to win the ball, the crowds, r

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she appeared in custody at westminster magistrates court on wednesday.spicion of preparation of terrorist acts. legislators in california have made it illegal to create or distribute so—called deepfake images in the run—up to an election. deepfake technology can be used to manipulate images to make it look as if a person said or did something that never happened. it is increasingly used in pornographic material. as part of the bbc‘s 100 women series, paying tribute to inspiring and influential women from around the world, megha mohan spoke to the former disney actress bella thorne. at a party in beverly hills, the hollywood actress bella thorne is raising awareness of mental health for a generation growing up online. a recent worry is deepfake technology. she has seen her likeness used in hundreds of online, non—consensual pornographic films. deepfake videos are when someone's image can be manipulated to generate convincing representations of acts that never happened. we need to be more vigilant with what we trust from the internet. this is an extreme fo

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ecuadorian embassy in london for seven years. 0ur correspondent, richard galpin, is at westminster magistrates courtis morning in court? think, perhaps it was a procedural hearing, but what was most interesting to see was a julian assange himself, in the dock, in the sense that he was looking quite smartly dressed, clean—shaven, but he seemed to be really quite frail. for example, the districtjudge asked him to give his name and date of birth, and he really struggled to get his words out. and he appeared not to remember, for a few seconds orso, not to remember, for a few seconds or so, when he was born. he also went on to say he didn't understand what was going on. in the court. so i difficult day for him. his appearance, as i said, seemingly that he is really quite frail. he also went on to complain about conditions in prison where he is being held in a medical ward. conditions in prison where he is being held in a medicalward. he clearly has some health issues and there he was saying he can't think properly. we can't access any of his writing and we certainly know that he has not been allowed acce

because of the westminster magistrates' court on monday it was tears cheers and rejection for wiki leaks founder julian assange as he appeared before district judge the nasa barrett search for a case management hearing on his potential extradition to united stage a song just barrister mark summers pleaded with the court asking for 3 months later the full extradition hearing in order to have time to properly to paris and prepare a songes defense joining us now is our to america correspondent there in france and who has been following this story all day thanks for joining us here guy so there's a lot of angles to this story especially with julius on his lawyer he's accusing actually the united states of attempting to kidnap and harm at the wiki leaks founder saying that there was a man that came into his office that were actually. barged into his home with hoods on a little crazy but aside actually he lost a bid to delay his perceiving so that his legal team would have more time to prepare his case but the judge says it's on justified because it's already a very very slow moving case now a

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we see photographers chasing down the truck he was and as it pulled up to westminster magistrates court 48-year-old australian national and his lawyers tried to convince the court he needs more time to prepare. the judge denied that request. he is accused of scheming with former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning to break and declassify databases. u.s. officials want to prosecute him them by people in the kurdish dominated pa defense secretary mark asper says the pullout of 1000 troops will take weeks, both democrats and republicans have been very critical of the president's decision to withdraw u.s. troops which has led to heavy fighting between turkey and the kurdish groups. >>> republicans and democratic lawmakers are trying to find ways to address that crisis in syria. house speaker nancy pelosi led a surprise visit to the middle east. this week, nine members of congress.uss the deepening crisis in syria, plus they made a visit to afghanistan. democratic and republican lawmakers have publicly opposed the president's decision to withdraw u.s. troops and fear its potential long

richard galpin was at westminster magistrates court. to see was julian i think what was most interesting to see wasjulian assange himself in the dock, in the sense that he was looking quite smartly dressed, clean—shaven, but he seemed to be really quite frail stop for example, the districtjudge asked him to give his name and date of birth, and he really struggled to get his words out, and appeared not to remember, certainly for a few seconds or so, couldn't remember when he was born. he also went on to say he didn't understand what was going on in the court. so i think a difficult day for him. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the uk government has published its new withdrawal bill to turn borisjohnson‘s brexit deal into law. now some of the main stories from the world service. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says he's giving up his efforts to put together a new coalition government after an inconclusive parliamentary election. this clears the way for president reuven rivlin to offer

safiyya amira shaikh, who's 36, appeared in custody at westminster magistrates‘ court after being chargedk on the preparation of terrorist acts. she will next appear at the old bailey on november 1st. more than 300 suspected paedophiles have been arrested across 38 countries, in an international operation led by british police against a child sex abuse website. the national crime agency uncovered the site which was operating on the dark web and being run from south korea. the government has dropped a plan to use age verification checks in an effort to prevent children and younger teenagers watching pornography online. the measure would have forced pornography providers to prove the user was over 18 year olds or potentially face a ban. the government said the policy, which had been due to take effect in april last year, would not be going ahead after repeated delays amid fears that it would not work. it's two years since the children's commissioner warned of evidence that children were becoming desensitised to pornography and that boys considered it to be a realistic depiction of relations

richard galpin at westminster magistrates‘ court.service for some years yet. that‘s prompted calls for passengers who have to use them to get compensation. danny savage reports. the train leaving platform 12 is from somewhere around 1985. they‘re called pacers — they have folding doors like a bus, and arguably they look like a bus on rails. the ride is somewhat lively, and the noise on board can be distracting. lots of passengers think they are terrible, and highlight a north—south divide in transport standards. they are an absolute nightmare. absolutely freezing during the winter. i‘ve had one where the windows have been frosted up on the inside, and travelling from doncaster to sheffield, absolutely perishing. i travel from doncaster to kent every week and the trains down there are far superior to the trains up here. until they get new trains, then i don't see why we're paying full fare for shoddy carriages and stuff, and having to stand as well. shaky, rattly, old buses with train wheels that should never have really been trains.

joining me is legendary journalist and filmmaker john pilger who is at monday's magistrate's court hearing in westminster jon what happened in court it was one of the most searing. events side i i don't like calling a vent but it wasn't a vent it was an atrocious affair. in the courtroom presided over by a judge she's a mere magistrate actual magistrate with love able to charge. it which she said imperiously to dribble saw and have a way to think. and he stored. and. she was. a dictatorial gestures. to this sick man through the whole thing or just scrapes full. and he stood up and his lips moved and nothing came out and still nothing came out and i strained to hear what he was saying that he said. for 10 years he said this very full for me for 10 years the superpower. has had all this time to prepare a case against me i am did not hide the opportunity i paraphrase him now i have been denied the opportunity i can't even have access to my writings as he calls it he means the documents his defense document his defense documents. he can seize defense documents to say it was surreal is not an off is truly app