Labour leader calls for a "Nuremberg-style" tribunal to prosecute Vladimir Putin

The video discusses the need for accountability for war crimes in Ukraine, highlighting the gap in international law regarding the crime of aggression and proposing a special tribunal. It also addresses the UK's mishandling of Ukrainian refugees, emphasizing the need for a coordinated international response. The economic crime bill is debated, focusing on the urgency of property registration for effective sanctions. Lastly, the video calls for a new debate on UK energy policy to reduce reliance on Russian imports.

What lessons can be learned from past events like Nuremberg in relation to holding leaders accountable?

Why is there a need for a new debate on UK energy policy in light of the current geopolitical situation?