professor chris hodges, chair of the _ perhaps.is hodges, chair of the horizon _ perhaps. professor chris hodges, | chair of the horizon compensation board. thank you very much for joining us on bbc news. now, do you have a green metal cabinet on your street? until now, they have been used to store phone and broadband cabling. but that is set to change — with old ones being converted into electric vehicle charging points bt group is setting up a pilot project which it's hoped will boost the number of charging stations across the country. let's speak to our senior tech reporter shiona mccallum who's in our glasgow newsroom. when i read your story on the bbc news app this morning, i went, "wow, that's sensible." how has this come about? so, this is a pilot project by bt who are hoping to assess if they can really address the shortfall in electric charging points across the country because we know one of the main reason motorist group tell us, people who have electric cars tell us, that infrastructure is one of the big barriers. there

well, as for hodges and bridva love, just not to be unfounded, let's listen to what is written in then the american newspaper heal. according to ben hodges, former commander of us army europe, the decisive territory in the war is crimea. former supreme commander. united armed with nato forces in europe, philip breedlove , repeated this idea, emphasizing: “if we give ukraine the opportunity to strike across the entire territory of crimea continuously and accurately, then russia will be forced to reconsider its positions there, let them attack them, strike them without stopping, destroy them in parts ", he told me. so the minister absolutely said that there is something that is constantly pronounced there and something that is written. as for the british, it seems to me that here you are really completely right, not just the british." and the french, yes, it seems to me that the anglo-french historical competition could have found a more worthy use, but no, yes, the french want to repeat the experience of great britain on a security agreement and on arms supplies, not long ago, french d

however , general hodges from...s message is both about civilian resilience, as it concerns possible military conscription, and about countries like sweden, which have already issued a warning to their citizens. regarding stockpiles and war materials, his message is that in order to avoid. meanwhile, nato began its the largest exercise in history involving tens of thousands of troops from all nato member countries, which is essentially a massive preparation to respond to a potential russian attack. news comes from the marinsky sector of the front. russian fighters are conducting offensive operations in georgievka. the assault troops were able to advance about 300 m. the main task of the russian army now in this area is to approach the most important logistics center in the mtr, which is, of course, kurakhovo. of course, there is still a lot of work, but it is going on. it goes as planned. ex-member of the rada. the famous maseichuk, who lost weight , suddenly spoke in russian, confirmed that the russian aerospace for

hodges told the group that crimea is a key territory that will determine the outcome of the ukrainianshould not pay attention to the fact that he is retired, as a rule, what he says and hodges formulates, then becomes mainstream for current generals, and so he calls on the kiev regime, meaning the failure of the counter-offensive. to make the russian peninsula of crimea uninhabitable, that is, to carry out terrorist attacks against crimeans and inflict a massive bomb attack on russia. attention. russian president vladimir putin has continued to demonstrate that russia is not interested in negotiating with ukraine out of good faith, and that russia's maximalist goals in ukraine are tantamount to being completely ukrainian. capitulations remain unchanged. on january 16, putin said that the ukrainian peace formula is an attempt to encourage us to abandon the gains that we have realized over the past year and a half. but this is impossible, everyone understands that this is impossible, he added. putin has also markedly stepped up his long-standing efforts to create the information conditi

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is really aggression against the roots. southern suburbs has applied us on the same night to wear hodge cost them and hush apple man d. that was also felt as murderers. i offer my condolences to my brother is my you and the and to all of our companions in the how much leadership, the son leadership and palestinian resist inspections as well as the palestinian people. i offer my condolences which i saw less noble family, enter the noble families of all the murders who were with them and fell with him. i offer to them my condolences and my congratulations and may god grant them patience and fortitude, and they have shown that. and may allah accept all of our martyrs with his great mercy and blessings. have you set that? i will be going back to the assassination incident and the martyrdom of shakes i left later in my talk. so i saw that was a great the jihadi leader who spent his youth and spent the majority of his life since he was a teenager. until his final day has spent most of his life in jihad, he spent both of his life and resistance in combat. in captivity in she had until finally,

memory and destroying any ties between... you see how former commanders of us forces in europe, and hodgesve recently gave public advice. they teach little, they will support kiev , and they used to say as much as necessary, now they are already saying as much as possible, this is already such a nuance, reflecting a slight change in the assessment of the situation, well, for god’s sake, it’s theirs, it’s their business, we , well, for example , please, where was it before, findings, this suggests that the west does not want any constructive solution that would take into account the legitimate concerns of the russian federation, but such a destructive policy, which of course headed by the united states, has led to a very deep, well, frankly speaking, degradation of russian-american relations leading to a radical change in security circumstances. well, the same thing happened with the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe with the new start treaty itself, due to the fact that the united states created unacceptable conditions for their implementation; it was the american side, let me

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it was. significant, but i really liked the story that general ben hodges recently voiced, that he said, you shouldn't, i didn't like the first part of his thesis that ukrainians shouldn't expect at the 75th nato anniversary summit that they will be invited to nato, well, i'm a realist, i also understand that they won't give it, because nato is not only a military, but also a political union, in the context, if the armed forces are ready to join nato, then the political part of ukraine. not ready, because we still need to complete 100-500 different homework assignments of legislation, reform, anti-corruption, judicial, well, and on, on, on in the text. nevertheless, the second part of ben hodges' sentence was that it would be significant if the countries of western europe, in particular the members of nato, could secure in order to prevent the threat of falling into their territories, specifically russian missiles, which are bombarding ukraine. that is, what i am leading to, that is, there are already signals that rockets, rockets fly into the territory of romania, fly through that, thr

tim no less, the second part of ben hodges' sentence was that it would be significant if the countriesstern europe, in particular the members of nato, could secure... in order to prevent the threat of russian missiles hitting their territories, which are bombing ukraine, that is, what i am leading to, that is, there are already signals that... that shakeds, rockets fly into the territory of romania, fly through that, through the territory of poland, and so on. that is , benhoj says that the air defense forces of nato countries could be taken in order to ensure an airstrike on their own territory under control and under the umbrella, some part of ukrainian land, under the umbrella of the nato anti-aircraft system. that would be great, why? we would unload our air defense system, we could drop it on other areas, that's the first thing. the second point , well, the patriot system can work, well, if i ’m not mistaken, depending on the modification, there is 100 km plus, so you can imagine such a front-line, border zone for several hundred kilometers along the entire border with nato countr

nevertheless, the second part of ben hodges' sentence was that it would be significant if the countriesstern europe, in particular the members of nato, were able to secure in order to prevent the threat of russian missiles hitting ukraine, which are bombarding ukraine , that is, what i am leading to, that is, there are already signals that shaheds, rockets are flying into the territory romania, flying through the thorium through the territory of poland and so on, that is , benhoj says that the air defense forces of the nato countries could take some part under their control and under their umbrella in order to ensure a flight to their territory. ukrainian land under the umbrella of the nato anti-aircraft system, it would be great, why? we would unload our air defense system, we could drop it on other areas, that's the first thing. the second point, well , the patriot system can work, well, if i'm not mistaken, depending on the modification, there is 100 km plus. so, you imagine, such the front-line, border zone for several hundreds of kilometers along the entire border with nato countri

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andrey fransovich, why crimea and can they do this, because what hodges is talking about is technicallying a professional military man, did a lot. loud statements, this defeat of russia means we will reach crimea by the fall and in general the issue with the russians has already been resolved, let’s think about what to do with nuclear weapons, how to distribute them to whom or will we take the americans, it was important, mr. hodges, but you don’t want to draw an analogy in his own words, here he is said, you know, a ground operation on crimea is already an outdated ideology, so he crossed out all his fantasies that he did, in fact, this is also a fantasy, but they want to create what is unsuitable for... the presence of armed forces, then there is actually an island to destroy or bomb it, to do it technically, not like ukraine, i think that the collective nato, if it is not possible to use tactical nuclear weapons, we have the most powerful air defense systems there, they are constantly trying to strike, we see in hundreds, in the direction of the crimea , so many naval drones were des

perhaps i should say, chair, that mr hodge - horizon scandal.at the relevant time there was a code for prosecutors in place, but code requires private prosecutors just as much as a public prosecutor like the crown prosecution service, and am i right in thinking that code sets out an obligation on the prosecutor to be fair and evenhanded in their approach at all times? is it also right that a private prosecutor, just like a public prosecutor, is bound by the attorney general�*s guidelines? and disclosure obligations include revealing to a defendant to any material which may undermine the prosecution case or assist the defence, and therefore the post office acting as prosecutor would have been bound by both of those obligations? and is it also true that much obligation to review cases as evidence unfolds and to review your disclosure obligations carries on from the start of the investigation until the conclusion of the trial?— investigation until the conclusion | of the trial?_ indeed, of the trial? and beyond. indeed, and potentially _ of the tri

it's bringing our correspondent, julia hodges, following the latest for us there and assemble. you'll hear what more do we know at this point is very much a developing story still as well. the touch interior minister told to the press again this afternoon. he condemned the attack one more time and he said that police investigations continued, which it suggests that the perpetrators are still on the run. no comment yet on possible motive. the attack took place at a small italian catholic church here in his temple in a rather quiet neighborhood on the city's european side. some $30.00 to $40.00 people are said to have been present at the church when the attack happened during sunday mass civilians footage from inside the charge that is circulating on social media shows up to most people entering the building after the 3rd person there. then as it looks, targeting that person firing some additional shots, this is what the video suggests before leaving the building. now, um, as you mentioned, the us ortiz say, a woman was killed. some more details about him have a in that he is a 5

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death sentence of thought new methods of killing drugs normally used for lethal injections have become hodge to obtain also, kaplan is the director of medical assets at n y u non gone medical center in new york. i asked him why the use of nitrogen gas for execution is so controversial. thanks for having me. it's usually called reversal because we don't have any data or comments about what it's impact is a human being in terms of how to administer it. kind of masked to use the kind of time that one can expect for it to be legal, well known, and nitrogen gas is suffocating. the person who gets it there, substitute oxygen which we need and giving this nitrogen. but there are no studies on the animals. there are a few people who used it in europe for assisted suicide, but no publications. so i would say quite simply, the state of alabama, there's no what it's doing interesting. it is saying that because the attorney general has call this method, perhaps in his words, perhaps the most humane method of execution ever devised and the opposite is true. and there is perhaps, maybe it is a more humane

as you add to regime operative just 2 weeks ago or 11, your rainy the officers were killed by jo hodges group. so there are actually the entities inside of the runs borders that could have been behind it. but again, i want to go back to what i said. it's really early. iran has a long list of domestic opponents and external opponents. it could be domestic, it could be external, it could be a combination of both. it, we have to wait and see. alright, despite what you're saying there, and this, these attacks did happen at a memorial for cast them. so they might need who was assassinated by the us 4 years ago. so do you think there is much significance in where the attacks took place to? oh, absolutely, uh, but you know, uh awesome. so it money as you point out what the size and they did buy a truck and ministration 4 years ago. but you have many enemies. he had an amazing side of iranian enemies in the region, including, as we've discussed so far, the state of israel and i, me off of silly money, a country does. so the money about to eradicate from the face of the map. so yes, there's a sy

as you add to regime operative just 2 weeks ago or 11, your rainy the officers were killed by joe hodges group. so there are actually the entities inside of the runs borders that could have been behind it. but again, i want to go back to what i said. it's really early. iran has a long list of domestic opponents and external opponents. it could be domestic, it could be external, it could be a combination of both. if we have to wait and see statics for tank up from the middle east institute in washington, the leader of 11 on based has blah munition has promised retaliation of the killing of i am asked top official in by route on wednesday as blah blames is relatively a tackle that there has been no claimant for responsibility. israel generally doesn't comment on strikes in other countries, but officials have previously said they would target time of leaders, whatever they are. a master is classified as a terrace group on multiple countries. waiving the most flag protest is in ramallah voice. the supports in tango this evening and the occupied westbank was a certain town of cell, a ruling h

hodges, so that it would be clear to everyone that he commanded the us ground forces in europe for 4wing the arrows there and so on and so forth. here is the funniest thing in my opinion about... the map, and this is very important, i noticed this when i was studying it myself, well , because i couldn’t resist, i wrote a post on my telegram, but these are all rockets there, tanks, tanks with artificial intelligence, well, it’s clear that in 20 years, where would we be without artificial intelligence, who are you without artificial intelligence in 20 years, but pay attention, i paid attention, that is, this whole nightmare, it means that these russians are irresistible, but at the same time on their map, you know? yes, on their map here it’s just mine, which means these creators drew these signs, so it’s not clear that they have the entire territory of ukraine, and at the same time, well done, the creators, you see, the british have everything drawn clearly , but not in nato, yes, that means, then there is the whole territory, as it were, white, but not in nato, and i’m wondering if i

and i will say this is um, this is play golf course leg which is awesome. government tell me is hodges ultimately, it's mean it's, it's accused of, i'm fighting, circling, well, people are struggling to defy to do these protests really mean a threat for the stability of germany's coalition government? well, you see fit to bind it to the finance minister. this young lady is going to address the call to me. i'll be getting very interested to see the reception who gets in the past when the green foxes minute stuff or i just hope this is called a free. so he was people cited for, for the government to really kind of as a whole. so i'm working on that very passionate and you can send something, you speak to them. so i think that if this continues to go on, the government doesn't find the solution unreached or compromise the pharmacy. they're ready for one, but we'll see. and then there is a potential that more and more people join the full text. they already have spoke to a couple of women who came to the, the live in dallas. obviously the farmers are basically speaking on our behalf. so th

live now to professor chris hodges — chair of the horizon compensation advisory board, an independentrofessor ofjustice systems at the university of oxford. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. we heard the prime

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additional strategic risks, you see how the former commanders of the us armed forces in europe, both hodges breedlove, recently gave public advice to the kiev regime that they need to bomb crimea to a state where it will be impossible to live there, but these are retirees, and as for the current ones. any countries in which the usa is its satellite arranged adventures, just run through , so to speak, mentally, where things have become better, where the very democracy for which this was all started was established, and ukraine, unfortunately, faces the same fate, because relying on the owner, not realizing that the owner thinks only of himself. today we recalled how in april 20022 the west forbade ukraine from signing agreements, just as the west is not interested in any negotiations starting now. we don’t need negotiations then, well, it turned out with zelensky, that in general the world does not produce enough 155 shells to be enough for ukraine, well, okay, here we are producing a lot of things, so sergei kozhigetovich today checked the fulfillment of the state defense order at the pc en

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and i'll just share a tanya hodge. i sign a pdf, pediatric intensive care doctor joining us there from i'm on thankfully, as well as well as months long. war on guys as you heard has been particularly devastating for children. thousands have lost one of both parents while at the same time suffering injuries themselves. right. schools say be extremely traumatic experiences for young palestinians were likely cause long term damage. you might look on reports, this is what constitutes as play time for these children. in elbow, a refugee camp in central garza congregating around a mixture of cemetery where their loved ones had been buried. their names written on the wall. i was just as my father was killed and we were not able to recover his body for days. when we finally pulled down his body, we were not able to bury this. finally, we buried my father in the school. yeah, a lot of mini did bodies released lying in the straits for days. they would decompose in, in the way by cats and dogs. this is not life because of rights

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thanks for the conversation general hodges, it's always a pleasure to see you on the air.thank you for inviting me to your program. everyone i know thinks about ukraine every day. we worry about the safety of your families, especially as the holiday season approaches. i understand that this christmas is not a holiday for ukrainians, but... you can be sure that millions and millions of people in europe, america and canada are worried about what is happening in ukraine. thank you very much, very nice. fight in the third assault, become part of the victory. such slogans-appeals can be heard all the time recently in different corners. of ukraine on different media, what is the meaning of this powerful phrase and how important is recruiting as such in conditions of the war, then everything is calm in the project 450. the third is separate. the assault brigade is a unit of the armed forces of ukraine, which was formed at the base of the teroborony azov battalion, kyiv, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. in less than a year, in january 23rd, it was transformed into a se

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that's kind of general ben hodges. thank you very much. now to bundle it ash, which is getting up for follow me entry elections this weekend with the prime minister. i shaken cedar as nearly assured of a 5th in office, but the main opposition positive band faced boy tossing the boat and cooling on the primary such a step down. since versus left without much choice how, how many relief and how many leaving town at the w as a bad, a bad report from dr. in the capital tucker, the streets are filled with bolsters of the ruling party. and dinner lies as parliamentary elections at protein bung with dish. the main opposition, the bung with the nationalist party b and b is boy cutting the elections and demanding prime minister fee because he knows resignation. senior to be in be leaders including moines. con, are urging boulders to abstain from voting. we do not want to legitimize this illegal, fussy, go, and call, make a collection of all me take that is the whole point off yesterday. we are honest. prepare today, but i couldn't get winfrey fair

hodges, we are very grateful to you for joining our airwaves, thank you, your opinion is very importantthe context of your vision of prospects in crimea , both for the defense forces of ukraine and for the occupiers. i'll just remind you that we had the opportunity to speak now with ben godges, the former commander of united states forces in europe. and i think now is the time to take a short break in our broadcast, and ayder and i will return for a few moments. there are 20% discounts on bronkhi pred in psyllanyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. we continue the joint project of the espresso tv channel and the atp tv channel, together, veraber, a program in which we talk about the temporarily occupied crimea, and now i want to give a word. muzhdabayev , who will once again remind and actually confirm the thesis that control over the occupied crimea must be returned, brought closer, circumstances must be created so that our troops can reach the occupied crimea, and for this they, our troops, must be supported. ayder. thank you, thank you to everyone who watches us, thank you to everyone who he

dr. tania hodge. hassan is a pediatrician with doctors without borders. she says a voice getting more than a 100 children each day and that many more will suffer from lifelong disability and health issues. the death toll had been over 8000 when we were last able to get a, an accurate death tool. it's been several weeks now, so the figure is likely to be closer to $10000.00 at this point, you know, at the same time period. so about 3 months into the ukraine war the u. n. had stated at the time, but the lives of children have been devastated at scale. that is, has not been seen since world war 2. at the time on average 2 children were being killed per day. but the average number of children being killed to predict in gaza right now is well over a 100. and like i said, over 8000 likely close 210000 children have been killed so far. that excludes the thousands who have been disabled over 10000, according to the u. n. likely at with the extremity amputation. so upper and lower lim, amputation. so children maint, debilitated for life or 20000 children orphaned.

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