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inwood is outside court. for viewers joining for viewersjoining us, some are put thejudge has said. this for viewersjoining us, some are put the judge has said.— the judge has said. this was a split decision, the judge has said. this was a split decision. two _ the judge has said. this was a split decision, two judges _ the judge has said. this was a split decision, two judges took - the judge has said. this was a split decision, two judges took one i decision, two judges took one view, onejudge took the decision, two judges took one view, one judge took the other hand the question at the heart of this is whether rwanda is a safe third country. two of those judges came to the conclusion that it was not and that the asylum system in rwanda was not able to give people their affair rides had they been sent there, whereas the other chiefjustice about the procedures were in place. all of them said the rwandan government was acting in good faith in doing this and that is something in doing this and that is something in the statement the rwandan government has also emphasised, but it was decided by majority, 2—1, but if people are sent to rwanda was a significant risk that people might be sent on or back to the country of origin. be sent on or back to the country of
there is any kind of religious connection with this. we just don't know. at the moment, the terrorist office of the prosecutor's department has not been called on to investigate, which is suggests that they are not thinking that this was an act which was inspired by religious islamist terrorism. i'm sure that is being kept open for the time being and we will know more later. . . , ., later. that was hugh schofield in paris. later. that was hugh schofield in paris- you _ later. that was hugh schofield in paris. you are _ later. that was hugh schofield in paris. you are watching - later. that was hugh schofield in paris. you are watching bbc- later. that was hugh schofield in i paris. you are watching bbc news. later. that was hugh schofield in - paris. you are watching bbc news. we are walking you through the events in france after nursery school children were left in a critical condition after being attacked by a man with a knife in eastern france. following the developments for us is our correspondent in the newsroom. for viewersjoining us our correspondent in the newsroom. for viewers joining us and our correspondent in the newsroom. for viewersjoining us and catching up for viewersjoining us and catching up here on bbc news, just remind what has happened. up here on bbc news, 'ust remind what has happened._ up here on bbc news, 'ust remind what has happened. really a shocking
massive psychological blow as well as providing the defence capability thatis as providing the defence capability that is there to stop the russian drones attacking ukraine and attacking into the ukrainian counterattacks. it's different layers of capability that's being provided and the other thing that president zelensky will be after it was to make sure it is sustainable so once he starts his counteroffensive he will continue a flow of weapons systems and so they can sustain the counteroffensive because of the russian defence collapse is quickly presidency landscape may have to make sure it is sustainable so once he starts his counteroffensive he will continue a flow of weapons systems and so they can sustain the counteroffensive because of the russian defence collapse as quickly presidency landscape may have to mess over quickly. landscape may have to mess over cuickl . , , ., , landscape may have to mess over cuickl. , , , quickly. philip, please stay with us because i want _ quickly. philip, please stay with us because i want to _ quickly. philip, please stay with us because i want to ask _ quickly. philip, please stay with us because i want to ask you - quickly. philip, please stay with us because i want to ask you more i quickly. philip, please stay with us i because i want to ask you more about theissue because i want to ask you more about the issue of sustainability but for viewers joining the issue of sustainability but for viewersjoining us, let me show the issue of sustainability but for viewers joining us, let me show you again the images from earlier between the prime minister rishi sunak and president volodymyr zelensky. we have a snippet of what they say to each other when they met. ., ., .. ., , ,
the would you put british troops in the sense _ would you put british troops in the sense and — would you put british troops in the sense and what _ would you put british troops in the sense and what would _ would you put british troops in the sense and what would be - would you put british troops in the sense and what would be the - would you put british troops in the i sense and what would be the triggers in terms _ sense and what would be the triggers in terms of— sense and what would be the triggers in terms of russian _ sense and what would be the triggers in terms of russian aggression? - this is bbc news. eight welcome to viewersjoining us on bbc world news. we are following this press conference live in the hungarian capital of budapest, the uk defence secretary on a visit there as part of his visit to speak to eastern european allies, nato allies, on the issue of the situation with russia �*s build—up of troops on its border with ukraine. we are going to keep listening in. to let you know, another press conference in english, some of it in hungarian but there is translation as it goes along so we will stick with this and listen in.
attacked. and that is why you do look and see, look at the risk and what things you can put in place to try and prevent such things. the other thing ? we have got to be careful. the people that do this, the person that has done this today to david, they must not get the upper hand, we must keep in there and if we have to take harsher precautions to make people safe then we must do it because mps, councillors are there to help the residents and they are there to meet their residence and not do it all remotely. and it is a harsh thing but if need be we have to give them the protection they might need. i want to recap, don't go away, please, counsellor, iwant i want to recap, don't go away, please, counsellor, i want to recap for viewersjoining us, david amess, conservative mp, has been stabbed in
damage if there are buildings nearby. deeper earthquakes caused less damage in general and shallow earthquakes cause more damage. irate earthquakes cause more damage. we will leave it there for now. thank you for updating us with the latest. to remind viewers joining you for updating us with the latest. to remind viewersjoining us, a 7.2 magnitude air quake has been recorded to the south—west of haiti's capital, port—au—prince. 11 years ago, the island nation was struck by a seven magnitude earthquake. —— 7.2 magnitude earthquake. —— 7.2 magnitude earthquake has been recorded. 200,000 people were killed and 300,000 were injured 11 years ago, the tsunami alert put in place has been removed now and the situation is being monitored closely. there are fatalities and damage is expected with the usgs raising a red alert. let's turn our attention to