Wikileaks architect Julian Assange awaits bond hearing

Julian Assange's advocate says he is assured of accepting bond for the architect of the whistle-blowing website Wikileaks.

The 39-year-old Australian was accepted bond beforehand this anniversary on action he provides guarantees of ВЈ240,000.

But he has remained in Wandsworth bastille afterwards prosecutors appealed adjoin giving him bail.

Mr Assange is angry displacement to Sweden area he faces sex allegations involving two women, which he denies.

Some letters appropriate it was Swedish prosecutors who objected to the acceding of bond but Sweden's Director of Prosecution, Marianne Ny, said: "The accommodation was appealed by the British prosecutor. Sweden has no assessment on this and will not arbitrate with a case handled by the British authorities."

His advocate Mark Stephens said: "We are hopeful, but of advance it is a amount absolutely for the judge.

"He will apprehend aggregate again and it is a amount for his accommodation and his accommodation alone."

He accepted the bond money - bare in banknote - was acceptable to be accessible in time for the hearing.

"Julian's supporters accept appear through for him so we attending like we're on target, but we can't accord authoritativeness until the banks accept opened," he told the BBC