his fiancee stella morris welcomed the decision. what happening today is precisely what we wanted to happen. the high court certify what we wanted to happen. the high court certify that what we wanted to happen. the high court certify that we what we wanted to happen. the high court certify that we have what we wanted to happen. the high court certify that we have raised - court certify that we have raised points court certify that we have raised points of court certify that we have raised points of law of general public importance and that the supreme court importance and that the supreme court has importance and that the supreme court has good grand status appeal. the situation i was at the supreme court has to decide whether it will hear the appeal. but, court has to decide whether it will hearthe appeal. but, make court has to decide whether it will hear the appeal. but, make no mistake, we want a day in court. but, let s not forget, but every time we win, as long as
they would even grant him permission to serve, if convicted, the rest of a prison sentence in australia to be closer to his relatives. closer to his relatives. there has been speculation closer to his relatives. there has been speculation that closer to his relatives. there has been speculation that if - closer to his relatives. there has been speculation that if he - closer to his relatives. there has been speculation that if he goes| closer to his relatives. there has l been speculation that if he goes to the united states he could be jailed for something like 170 years, and extra ordinarily long sentence. that is riuht. extra ordinarily long sentence. that is right- that extra ordinarily long sentence. that is right. that is extra ordinarily long sentence. that is right. that is what extra ordinarily long sentence. t isgt is right. that is what he could potentially face given the 18 count indictment. but when you read between the lines, and us lawmakers have always said h
in part because of concerns about her muslim faith. covid restrictions in scotland ease today nightclubs can reopen, and limits on indoor socialising are being dropped. in 1927, mercedes gleitze became the first british woman to swim the channel. later that same year she became the first person to swim the strait of gibraltar, and went on to set many more remarkable swimming records. we will bring you more on that story in a minute but we have some breaking news now that the wikileaks founderjulian assange has been granted permission to seek appeal to the uk supreme court over extradition to the united states. he had been seeking leave to appeal against the decision, that he could be extradited to the united states, and he has been granted permission to appeal. greg mckenzie has the
julian assange has been granted permission to seek an appeal to the united kingdom supreme court over that extradition to the united states. three british women have broken the record for rowing across the atlantic. kat cordiner, who has incurable cancer, abbyjohnston and charlotte irving completed the 3,000 mile crossing last night, that s 42 days after leaving the canary islands. they knocked seven days off the previous best time for a female trio. kat said there were in good spirits, despite the ordeal. i think my body has just realised that it has been rowing for 42 days and some, so i m feeling a little broken, i have to admit. i’iiii and some, so i m feeling a little broken, i have to admit.- broken, i have to admit. i ll be honest with broken, i have to admit. i ll be honest with you broken, i have to admit. i ll be honest with you when - broken, i have to admit. i ll be honest with you when we - broken, i have to admit. i ll be honest with you when we got l broken, i have