chris williams emailed us to say, "it has taken an itv drama and an anonymous viewer had the same concern. well, ifjournalism has been found wanting here, and we'll be exploring that question in a moment, there have certainly been some honourable exceptions. the story was first broken back in 2009 by the magazine computer weekly and pursued doggedly over many years by them, by private eye, the daily mail and by the bbc, amongst others. we've come across dozens of examples similar to this, postmasters who... in 2011, nick wallis reported on the scandal on radio surrey and for bbc south. in this edition of the regional current affairs programme inside out. other bbc outlets followed that up, including panorama, the one show and file on four. nick wallis was involved in many of those programmes, including this 2022 panorama, repeated last week, and also presented a podcast series broadcast on radio four in 2020. later developed into a book called the great post office scandal. nick wallis, now a freelance journalist who was a consultant on that series, is here with me now. as you know, many

williams for saying bye for now. since mid november 2023, the yemen-based anseral movement has attacked dozens of commercial ships destined to the occupied territories. the tags have practically halted commercial activities in the port de vilat in the occupied territories. i think that that shipping companies uh will we will not rush uh back to the uh red sea. the us and uk have militarized. region with their strikes on yemen, exidus of shipping companies from the region now threatens to scuttle supply chains and increase consumer prices. well, definitely there will be some influence on inflation. i mean it's a little difficult at this stage to to predict how much of a jump in inflation. the us militarizing the red sea and the global economic impact in this edition of economic divide. 10 years of chaos and war in syria, the ruins left in syria, who benefits from the continuation of this war, what is the view of the west, particularly america towards war in syria and the support of many countries for creat. eating cha

williams for saying, bye for now. germany has shocked many by backing the us israel genocide in gaza. namibia says germany is yet to atton for the 20th century genocide in the country. why is germany opposed to the south african case against israel at the icj? les bombardements qui ciblent des civiles et des inc. non, deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear, no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. the headline samas says israel's attack on amal hospital in gaz is yet another act of war crime committed by the regime. the enemy army says it is carried out an um new attack against an american vessel in the red sea.

so until next time, this is chris williams for saying bye for now. israel's genocide on the people of palestine in gaza and the occupied west bank has cost thousands of lives. it has also caused a massive labor shortage. we're talking about, i think here primarily about uh cross border workers, that is to say, workers who live in um... the west bank and commute to work in israel, that's that's quite a large economic volume, particularly locally, around five and a half billion usd per year. these are some of the factors plaging the occupied west bank, so israel see these - this um shortage of workers uh that they've created, shortage of palestinian workers, is only a temporary measure. more than 500 the children were killed during the conflict, what have they done wrong? being born in gaza is not the crime. more than year after the war was waged by the israeli regime on the gaza strip and approximately year after the cairo donors conference was held for rebuilding gaza, the reconstruction project is still teatering between the cruelty of the siege and

williams for saying bye for now, israel genocide on the people of palestine in gaza and the occupied west bank has cost thousands of lives. it has also caused a massive labor shortage. we're talking about, i think here primarily about cross-border workers. that is. a workers who live in um the west bank and commute to work in israel, that's that's quite a large economic volume, particularly locally around five and a half billion usd per year. these are some of the factors plaging the occupied west bank, so israel see these - this um shortage of workers uh that they've created shortage of palestine. workers is only a temporary measure. app play hatched by zinus to occupy. to disintegrate and to plunder palestine. this documentary tells in five parts how the israeli regime kickstarted its sinister project in palestinian lans through the gradual strategy of settling the so-called jewish colonies. us astralia genocidal war raging on in the gaza strip claiming dozens more innocent lives at schools and hospital in conunis. today. tehran once again stresses its respect for pakistan's sovere

williams was saying bye for now. israel's genocide on the people of palestine in gaza and the occupied west bank has cost thousands of lives. it has also caused a massive labor shortage. we're talking about, i think here. primarily about cross-border workers, that is to say, workers who live in the west bank and commute to work in israel, that's that's quite a large economic volume, particularly locally around 5 and a half billion usd per year. these are some of the factors playing the occupied west bank. so israel sees these uh this um shortage of workers uh that they've created shortage of palestinian workers only a temporary measure. over the last seven decades, the israeli regime has survived by grabbing and usarping land amid the us israeli genocidal war on palestinians in gaza. the israeli regime has another dirty plan. according to media reports, israeli regime officials are planning to move palestinians from gaza to several african countries. israeli aparted regime is notorious for its impunity and total disr

williams for saying bye for now, israel's genocide on the people of palestine in... and occupied west bank has cost thousands of lives, it has also caused a massive labor shortage. we're talking about, i think here primarily about cross border workers, that is to say workers who live in. the west bank and commute to work in israel, that's that's quite a large economic volume, particularly locally, around five and a half billion usd per year. these are some of the factors plaging the occupied west bank, so israel see these, this shortage of workers uh that they have created, shortage of palestinian workers, is only a temporary measure. when the palestinians were dealing with israeli atrocities, arab, betrayal, and several other issues, iran's in islamic revolution in 1979 was inspirational for the palestinian resistance factions to pursue their cause in a different way. but besides iran's unwavering support for the palestinians, efforts by legendary man has gone down in the history of the resistance movement. general kassum sulaymani. israel continues its genocidal war in gaza, targeti

so until next time, this is chris williams for saying bye for now. israel's genocide on the people of palestine in gaza and the occupied west bank has cost thousands of lives. it has also caused a massive labor shortage. we're talking about i think here primarily about uh cross-border workers, that is to say uh workers who live in um the west. bank and commute to work in israel, that's that's quite a large economic volume, particularly locally, around 5 and a half billion usd per year, these are some of the factors plaging the occupied west bank, so israel see these shortage of workers uh that they've created, shortage of palestinian workers, it's only a temporary measure. allahuakbar. "the israeli occupation demonstrates its hatred on houses of the lord. this mask was reduced to rubble by f-16 warjet. their way led to the destruction of the houses around the mosk, causing the fall of martters and injuries amongst neighbors of the mosk. the palestinians did not stand on the romans of them." idly, but they created temporary amors that don't protect th

a lot of news from that. >> john: our panel, chris bedford, and juan williams. your response to what the secretary was saying of shuttle diplomas in the mideast, and request from the administration to reduce the amount of fighting in gaza, protect civilians, united west bank in gaza. a lot to chew on. >> juan: i thought the questions given to the secretary were instructive, great fear of an escalation that what we have seen in terms of israel striking at the two when i consider terrorist leaders in recent days might get an escalation coming from, for example, hezbollah, and yet hezbollah has not acted and i think that is a critical piece. the minute they act because of the size of their military, the military capacity, that's a tipping point. so far held back. but how long can that go on? >> john: i remember when i was there the week after october 7th and michael orin, the former ambassador to the u.s. was pushing to go after hezbollah in lebanon first and then go after hamas. >> chris: it's a dangerous situation for israel and the united states will want securi

ian williams is keeping across it all and joins us from the city of korhogo in ivory coast. you make of what has happened so far because? especially to the so—called heavyweights? what has the reaction been like? i heavyweights? what has the reaction been like? ~ , , heavyweights? what has the reaction beenlike? ~' , , been like? i keep my phone in my hand at all— been like? i keep my phone in my hand at all moments. _ been like? i keep my phone in my hand at all moments. what - hand at all moments. what five managers departing the tournaments, some breaking news and i stay minutes, the morocco coach given a four match suspension with two suspended with his role in the on pitch altercation after their match against the democratic republic of congo. morocco say they will appeal. going back to the sackings that we've had. the most high—profile former nottingham forest newcastle brighton manager, of course, the statement about that came just moments after it was confirmed last night that the team could not make it through to the second round as one of the best third—place sides

chris bedford, and juan williams.n a second, but let me get you to address the breaking news, on the republican side of things, tim scott now is shoeing nikki haley and falling foursquare behind donald trump. >> something embarrassing obviously for nikki haley, she appointed him to the senate seat when she was governor. but if you are tim scott, looking at this, which person is going to be the republican party candidate and the next president, it's not nikki haley. we can talk about the percentage change here or there, but donald trump has basically a lock on the primary. so if you are a politician that wants to have an impact for someone to remember who you endorsed, backing donald trump. >> john: it didn't surprise me tim scott went behind donald trump, front-runner for running mate. >> i don't know if he's front-runner, but considered as the old black republican in the u.s. senate and was on the stage and not very hostile toward donald trump while he was running against him. i must say that you know, despite the po

chris williams emailed us to say, "it has taken an itv drama to get this to the top of the politicaly mail and by the bbc, amongst others. in 2011, nick wallis reported on the scandal on radio surrey and for bbc south. in this edition of the regional current affairs programme inside out. other bbc outlets followed that up, including panorama, the one show and file on four. nick wallis was involved in many of those programmes, including this 2022 panorama, repeated last week, and also presented a podcast series broadcast on radio four in 2020. later developed into a book called the great post office scandal. nick wallis, now a freelance journalist who was a consultant on that series, is here with me now. as you know, many people are asking, why did it take an itv drama after all these years to get this story really to everyone's attention? it's quite a complicated story. and in the early days, when you'd go to a busy broadcast news newsroom editor and say, "i've got a story about subpostmasters," and they say,"what�*s subpostmaster? are they employees of the post office"? "well, no, n

this morning giving evidence was chris jackson.lawyer with burgess salmon and he's been brought in by the post office to help them to speed up the delivery of evidence. he started his evidence session by apologising for the delays. really, what this session has been about has been about trying to work out what the post office intends to do to make sure that these delays stop happening because, as i say, this is a serious criminal issue. this is a statutory inquiry. there's nothing voluntary about the giving of evidence here. that threat of criminal action remains if the post office doesn't get its house in order. in the last few minutes, it's been announced that the broadcaster annie nightingale has died. among her accomplishments, being radio 1's first female dj, and gaining a reputation as a dedicated promoter of new music. david sillito looks back at her life. annie nightingale. annie nightingale on bbc radio i. there was kind of a lot of expectation about it, i guess. you know, i was the first female on their first show. i hadn

chris page.s named the three soldiers killed in sunday's attack near the jordan—syria border. 46—year—old william jerome rivers, 24—year—old kennedy ladon sanders and 23—year—old breonna alexsondria moffett were all from an army reserve unit in the state of georgia. they were killed, and dozens more were injured, in the attack at a remote outpost called tower 22. the us says it does not seek another war, but it will protect itself and respond appropriately. here's secretary of state, antony blinken. so the attacks that have taken place since october on our forces, on our personnel, in both iraq and syria, have been conducted by groups that are aligned with iran, and indeed are supported by iran, funded by iran, equipped by iran. and i would note that the presence of ourforces in both iraq and syria has nothing to do with gaza, nothing to do with the conflict that's taken place since october 7th, since the horrific attacks by hamas, and everything to do with making sure that isis doesn't re—emerge

this morning giving evidence was chris jackson. he started his evidence session by apologising for the delays. really, what this session has been about has been about trying to work out what the post office intends to do to make sure that these delays stop happening because, as i say, this is a serious criminal issue. this is a statutory inquiry. there's nothing voluntary about the giving of evidence here. that threat of criminal action remains if the post office doesn't get its house in order. zoe, at that inquiry. the radio1 dj, annie nightingale, the station's first female presenter, who went on to become its longest—serving host, has died, at the age of 83. her family said she was a "pioneer, trailblazer and an inspiration to many." david sillito looks back at her life. annie nightingale. annie nightingale on bbc radio 1. there was kind of a lot of expectation about it, i guess. you know, i was the first female on their first show. i hadn't ever done a live show before! you know, it was a very steep learning curve. when radio 1

this morning giving evidence was chris jackson.livery of evidence. he started his evidence session by apologising for the delays. really, what this session has been about has been about trying to work out what the post office intends to do to make sure that these delays stop happening because, as i say, this is a serious criminal issue. this is a statutory inquiry. there's nothing voluntary about the giving of evidence here. that threat of criminal action remains if the post office doesn't get its house in order. with so much of our time now spent online, it can feel like we are filling in endless passwords, inevitably forgetting them and having to think up new ones as a result, but could that soon be a thing of the past? major tech and internet firms have started turning to passkeys, a no—password solution which uses biometrics or device pins to protect our accounts online. our cyber correspondent joe tidy can tell us more. pass key. passkey. passkeys. pass keys. you may not yet have heard of them, but passkeys are the future of h

it should be martina navratilova or chris evert . should be martina navratilova or chris evert.torm ignores the fact that former pros, in any given sport are the ones qualified to discuss the game , just as the highly game, just as the highly talented eni aluko, who represented her country more than 100 times, should definitely be the main pundit. when the england women's national side plays not alan shearer or ian wright and female broadcasters in men's football have made a massive contribution option, i'd like to see more of it. laura woods, gabby logan or alex scott on football focus. she replaced dan walker, who'd never kicked a ball in his life . never kicked a ball in his life. but i don't think that men should encroach on the women's game. and similarly, i don't think women should encroach on the men's game either. as punst the men's game either. as pundits now, itv have entered the storm, putting out a statement on twitter condemning barton's remarks and insisting that football is quotes for all. although given the fact that they disabled comments from their post on twit

it should be martina navratilova or chris evert . should be martina navratilova or chris evert.ignores the fact that former pros, in any given sport are the ones qualified to discuss the game , just as the highly game, just as the highly talented eni aluko, who represented her country more than 100 times, should definitely be the main pundit. when the england women's national side plays not alan shearer or ian wright and female broadcasters in men's football have made a massive contribution option, i'd like to see more of it. laura woods, gabby logan or alex scott on football focus. she replaced dan walker, who'd never kicked a ball in his life . never kicked a ball in his life. but i don't think that men should encroach on the women's game. and similarly, i don't think women should encroach on the men's game either. as punst the men's game either. as pundits now, itv have entered the storm, putting out a statement on twitter condemning barton's remarks and insisting that football is quotes for all. although given the fact that they disabled comments from their post on twitter,

among the niners attending, george kittle, deebo samuel, trent williams.the niners got some vip treatment before the game, receiving some warriors jerseys. before tip-off, the warriors stars, including steph curry, chris paul, all seen signing the jerseys. the niners don't resume practice until tomorrow, so they may have a chance to sleep in today. whatever the case, they must have inspired the warriors who beat the 76ers, snapping a two-game losing streak. >>> we now know the color scheme for the super bowl. the niners will be wearing their white road uniforms and the chiefs will wear the home red. that's the same look from the previous super bowl matchup between the two in february of 2020. no need to remind everyone. we know how that turned out. different day, new turnout. >> that's right. a do-over. >>> let's head to pacifica where there is a high surf advisory that is going to go into effect later today, lasting through tomorrow. the weather could bring in dangerous sneaker waves, rip currents and waves up to 26 feet. it's tempting to look, but please