happened. this and believe that it never happened- this and believe that it never ha ened. ~ ., ., happened. andrew wood, a former british ambassador happened. andrew wood, a former british ambassador to happened. andrew wood, a former british ambassador to russia i happened. andrew wood, a former british ambassador to russia thank you for your time. over 175,000 patient appointments and procedures had to be cancelled in england whenjunior doctors went on strike this week, figures out have revealed. that makes it the most disruptive nhs strike yet this winter. our health editor hugh pym is here. this is a straight that has obviously caused a lots of disruption. we re talking about england only. disruption. we re talking about england only- disruption. we re talking about encland onl . ~ ., ., ., england only. what are the details? then, es england only. what are the details? then. yes the england only. what are the details? then, yes the junior england only. what are the de
humanity, and i noticed, just like everybody else looking at the internet to see what is going on, the new york times seems to suggest that that may be either an existing or future charge to be that that may be either an existing orfuture charge to be brought that that may be either an existing or future charge to be brought to. and what about the killing of civilians in the courts of the widespread and systematic, as it may be shown to be, attacks on civilian property. so, yes, there are other crimes that may very well be in the mind of the prosecutor at the moment, and may in due course be on an arrest warrant because they are in contemplation for the indictment. so a good first step, pity it didn t come earlier, but it has a great effect and is of extreme importance in my view. effect and is of extreme importance in my view effect and is of extreme importance in my view. very good to talk to you and net in my view. very good to talk to you and get your in my view. very good to tal
groups, and it s also him to put pressure on united states on aircraft as well. they are going to stretch this out a little bit longer and also make clear to the turkish public that the president is tough on kurdish terrorism in the advance to the upcoming election. it’s a to the upcoming election. it s a complicated to the upcoming election. it s a complicated picture. to the upcoming election. it s a complicated picture. other- to the upcoming election. it s aj complicated picture. other less complicated picture. other less complicated is this international arrest warrant we have had for the russian leader, vladimir putin, from the international criminal court. what do you make of that? we discussed earlier on whether really thatis discussed earlier on whether really that is a symbolic move because putin is unlikely to leave russia, unlikely to put himself in a position where he ever could be arrested. . he position where he ever could be arrested- - position where he ever cou
for an interview, no advance warning of these arrest warrants given. i have a copy of the press conference here. what is really interesting as it focuses on one specific crime which is the alleged deportation of children from occupied areas of parts of ukraine by allegedly vladimir putin and as steve was saying, the commissioner for children s rights in the office of the president of the russian federation, maria belova. the first time we have come across her, but of course not vladimir putin. the arrest warrants are being kept private, confidential, but according to this press statement, he, vladimir putin, russian president, is allegedly responsible for committing these acts, jointly or with others, the statement says, and failing to exercise control properly over civilian and military subordinates who committed these acts or allowed for the commission. as steve was saying, russia is not
stephen mcdonell on what beijing might want from this trip. nato has created considerable expectation that this visit by xi jinping might lead to some sort of a breakthrough in terms of promoting peace in the war between russia and ukraine. now, the reasons for that are that beijing does have some sway with moscow, and some would say considerable sway. beijing says it s a neutral player in the war and therefore it could become an honest broker, and also, the chinese government has just come off the back of brokering this deal which saw saudi arabia and iran resumed diplomatic relations, so people are thinking, you know, if you can get those two together, could beijing also do the same thing in terms of the war between russia and ukraine? now, the problem is that some analysts would say,