Obviously, this is a verdict which we will respect, in charge and i think, going forward, who do you trust . I know, and we respect the judicial process. John, you have very strong opinions on this today. What do you make of i have to say, i strongly disagree the ruling . It is concerning that with what the justices have found. The ruling . It is concerning that the Prime Minister has felt like he i dont think that its right. Can get away with something so clearly unlawful. It is good it has and i invite borisjohnson, been proven unlawful. Because i get in the historic words, to consider his position. Parliament has its opinions, that cheering may be something that the prime mp5 will now return minister is getting in the way of to Parliament Tomorrow morning the process of brexit, but silencing at 11 30am and get back to work. Them is not the way about it, especially when you preach i have instructed the house democracy, which i get as an authorities to prepare not for the recall the p
Government may do more, use this emergency power to pass more laws to control civil liberty and protest. Hong kongers resist, that was the call as protesters formed human there is speculation over whether chains. Defiant against a ban on government will shut down other face masks while demonstrating, outlets and extend attention time. Which opposition lawmakers have launched a legal challenge against. It is the case that the government this could be the very last tries to do more of these decrees constitutional fight on our part in the name of law, they are trying to and make law by decree. If that is so it will make hong kong, give it a hurt the people and they are trying to quash the opposition. That this emergency lawjust gets passed, just lot of damage. We dont know what like that, hong kong will be deemed will happen next we have certainly seen will happen next we have certainly seen the effect on the city. We have into a very black hole. Throughout heard about the closing of the
We are live in the capital. Millions are expected to join demonstrations around the world on friday demanding action on Climate Change ahead of next weeks un summit. Theyre expected to spread from the asia pacific, through europe and africa, to the americas. But the growing pressure to curb the emissions that are warming the world has not stopped President Trump overturning more environmental regulations. He is trying to stop california setting stricter targets for vehicles, and taken a big step towards opening up alaska for drilling. Aleem maqbool reports from another climate battleground in colorado. The North Fork Valley in colorado is an area of stunning diversity of landscape. Lush, green valleys beside striking, stark desert terrain, plateau mountains, and dense pine forests. But it also sits on one of the largest shale gas reserves in the us, leaving these pockets of untouched splendour severely under threat perhaps now more than ever. Well, this gas well has been in operation n
Policed, in our constitution isnt it more appropriate for the court to do it rather than for the queen to have to be sucked into what may be decisions with political ramifications . Well have all the latest from here at the Supreme Court. And the other main stories this lunchtime. Inflation falls to 1. 7 , its lowest level for almost three years. Relatives of those killed on bloody sunday 47 years ago arrive in court for the prosecution of a former soldier, charged with murder and attempted murder. Israels leader Benjamin Netanyahu is again left hanging, with no clear result in the countrys second general election this year. And how would you feel about having your face scanned in the street . We report on the debate raging over this new surveillance technology. And coming up on bbc news Manchester City get their Champions League campaign under way tonight but have a defensive crisis ahead of their trip to ukraine. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one from the Supreme Cour
Millions are beginning tojoin a day of demonstrations around the world, demanding action on Climate Change, ahead of next weeks un summit. Theyre expected to spread from the asia pacific through europe and africa to the americas. We can take you live now to sydney, in australia, where protests are under way. We understand thousands of Australian School students walking out of classrooms across the country. They have particular problems with the current governments environmental policies. All this three days ahead of the Climate Summit in new york, and in the wake of the strikes in march this year in which 150,000 people marched in australia. 1. 5 million, roughly, took part worldwide. These strikes are expected to be bigger, and there is likely to be a stronger presence from unions, workers and companies who have signed up to strike in solidarity with the young activists. We will be speaking to oui activists. We will be speaking to our correspondent here in just a few moments, but i am