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There are now at least half a dozen police officers attempting to pressure us to leave, telling us that the public gallery will not be open. Last I checked, access to court was a matter for the court to decide, not City of London police. 11/
Okay another high security white van just entered at speed, without stopping at the gate like the others. That may have actually been Assange. 12/
This level of police pressure is insane. I’ve just done a short live broadcast. 13/https://twitter.com/rebecca_vincent/status/1346018812278272000 …
I have now had to make my case to at least 10 different police officers. I am not moving. I will force an arrest if needed. It is within my rights to do my job. We are waiting for clarification from the judge about who will be allowed in. 14/
FINALLY - four of us will be allowed in. Losing my phone now. See you on the other side. 15/
Completely crazy day after a very dramatic turn with the extradition decision! I'll be back later with more, but managed an overview outside of court (and dozens of media interviews - keep an eye out). 16/https://twitter.com/rebecca_vincent/status/1346087893144662017?s=20 …
.@RSF_inter will have a full reaction out shortly, but generally we are relieved that the decision was against extradition, but concerned that the judge's approach to the substance of the case leaves the door open for similar cases against others. 17/
We fully believe that Assange was targeted for his contributions to journalism, and would have liked to see a strong position from the court in favour of journalistic protections and press freedom. That wasn't the case; extradition was prevented only on mental health grounds. 18/
Before I forget to come back to this: the intense police pressure this morning was the worst I've ever experienced. This was the first time in my 15-year career that I've faced the threat of arrest for attempting to get into court to do my job. Completely unacceptable. 19/
Thanks so much for all of the kind messages of support today, which helped spur us on when things were difficult! I will come back to this thread, but still doing interviews, and still frozen to the core even though have now been in the office for 2.5 hours 
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Here’s the full extradition decision for anyone who hasn’t seen it yet. 132 printed pages... https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/usa-v-julian-assange/ … 21/pic.twitter.com/iZxu2pPVSW
I’ve just finished the last of dozens of interviews today for media in the UK, US, Canada, France, Germany, Norway, Italy, Switzerland & I’m sure a few others. Thank you to those covering this case. Please stick with it, and the worrying broader implications of this decision. 22/
Here’s @RSF_inter’s published reaction to today’s decision: UK court blocks US attempt to extradite Julian Assange, but leaves public interest reporting at risk. 23/https://twitter.com/RSF_inter/status/1346196182146707461 …
With that, I’m about to collapse. Got 2 hours of sleep, have been working for the past 18 hours, and spent about 8 hours outdoors in freezing temperatures. But completely worth it. Thanks so much for following today! I’m available for further comment tomorrow if needed. /24
Actually one more! Here’s a clip of part of my statement outside of court today, thanks to @DEAcampaign. There are also other clips up on their Facebook page.https://www.facebook.com/111725143568954/posts/437832804291518/?vh=e …
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