that was gershon baskin _ reach at this point. that was gershon baskin of _ reach at this point.the - reach at this point. that was - gershon baskin of the international community is organisation. here in the uk, the business and trade secretary kemi badenoch has said she removed the post office chairman henry staunton because the governance of the post office just wasn t working . an interim chair is expected to be appointed shortly. it comes as the post office is reeling from the fallout from the horizon scandal, which has been called the biggest miscarriage ofjustice in uk history. our political correspondent harry farley explains. more than 700 sub—postmasters and submistresses prosecuted because of the faulty horizon software system that made it look as though money was disappearing from post office accounts when of course it wasn't, and many more were having to pay out of their own pockets to make up the shortfalls that the horizon error made it look as though was happening. as you say, there is a keenness in government to be seen to be proactive, to be seen to be doing som

that was gershon baskin of the international communities 0rganization. news now. england's cricketers have pulled off a quite sensational victory in the first test match against india in hyderabad. they staged a remarkable comeback to win the match by 28 runs. england spinner tom hartley was the hero, taking seven wickets in the second innings. india had been heavily favoured to win the match, as well as the series. we will have more news on that in our sports bulletin but that is just some breaking news, that england have won the first test match against india in hyderabad. here in the uk, the business and trade secretary kemi badenoch has said she removed the post office chairman henry staunton because the governance of the post office "just wasn t working". an interim chair is expected to be appointed shortly. it comes as the post office is reeling from the fallout from the horizon scandal, which has been called the biggest miscarriage ofjustice in uk history. 0ur political correspondent harry farley explains. more than 700 sub—postmasters and mistres

earlier i spoke to gershon baskin, lead negotiator in the release of israeli soldier gilad shalit whoage by hamas for five years. he's also middle east director at the international communities organization. i asked how this round of talks to help reach an agreement. the facts place at their highest level possible people in the high spots of the intelligence community is a very good sign. i think we need to move away all the background noise. it is all part of the process and psychological warfare. there are 136 israeli hostages in gaza and it is believed less than 100 of them are alive and every day the rn gaza is dangerous. they will eventually reach the rafah border crossing and hamas is under pressure, they want a ceasefire but also want a number of palestinian prisoners to be released by israel. it is a very difficult negotiation but somebody who has taken part in similar negotiations with hamas, what will they be talking about, what will the strategies be involved as they try to bring about more hostage releases?— to bring about more hostage releases? ., ., ., , releases? you ha

. >> and joining us now, middle east director for the international communities organization, gershonbaskin, initiating the peace negotiations that led to the release of gilad, and aaron david miller. i want to know what you make of the interim ruling. before i get there, i want to point something out that i read in the atlantic today about some of the accusations being leveled against the war cabinet, even in this international court about what members of the war cabinet who by the way, who are in charge of the war have said about gaza, and quotes were used to prove that they had genocidal intent. one of the quotes was gaza will not return to what it was before, we will eliminate it all. this was the idf chief saying this on october 7th. turns out that a key part of that quote wasn't included in a lot of news stories, including an npr, "the new york times," "the washington post," the full quote was gaza will not return to what it was before. there will be no hamas. we will eliminate it all. which is, you know, a key part of that quote. seems to be referring to hamas, not all of gaza.