how did stephen bradshaw respond to that?— bradshaw respond to that?is incredibly important _ bradshaw respond to that? that is incredibly important point - bradshaw respond to that? that is i incredibly important point because some of the documents that were produced this morning showed witness statements signed by steve bradshaw, one of the statements was to do with a review called second sight commissioned by the post office, a so—called independent review that was looking into if there was an issue with the horizon system. as one of the investigators, he signed a witness statement expressing full confidence in the horizon system. he was asked why did you write that? and he said because it was written for me by lawyers and i signed it. and he was asked how he felt about that, that he had signed that statement and he said it was wrong, looking at it now, it was wrong. he was pushed on that point. what was put to him by the council was that those statements led to people being put in prison. there were sub—postmaster is sent to prison on the basis of

how did stephen bradshaw respond to that?— bradshaw respond to that?hat? that is j incredibly important point because some of the documents that were produced this morning showed witness statements signed by steve bradshaw, one of the statements was to do with a review called second sight commissioned by the post office, a so—called independent review that was looking into if there was an issue with the horizon system. as one

mr bradshaw, contrary to what ou mr henry. mr bradshaw, contrary to what you say. _ mr henry.contrary to what you say, you and your- what you say, you and your department, the security department, were drenched in information that horizon wasn't working from the very beginning. horizon wasn't working from the very beaainnin. ., ., ., _, ., beginning. information come through, es. and beginning. information come through, yes- and that — beginning. information come through, yes. and that information _ beginning. information come through, yes. and that information came i beginning. information come through, yes. and that information came from | yes. and that information came from scores and scores _ yes. and that information came from scores and scores and _ yes. and that information came from scores and scores and ultimately i scores and scores and ultimately hundreds and hundreds of innocent sub—postmaster is who were suffering an epidemic of shortfalls. yes. it came from _ an epidemic of shortfalls. yes. it came from what _ an epidemic of shortfalls. yes. it came from what the

thank you - very much, mr bradshaw. thank you, mr maloney- — very much, mr bradshaw.ou, mr maloney. there's _ very much, mr bradshaw. thank you, mr maloney. there's a _ very much, mr bradshaw. thank you, mr maloney. there's a loose - very much, mr bradshaw. thank you, mr maloney. there's a loose end - mr maloney. there's a loose end which _ mr maloney. there's a loose end which i _ mr maloney. there's a loose end which i have been mulling over, over the photograph which mr bradshaw wanted _ the photograph which mr bradshaw wanted to use in evidence. we don't have a _ wanted to use in evidence. we don't have a situation where ijust accept evidence _ have a situation where ijust accept evidence just like that, so to speak, — evidence just like that, so to speak, so_ evidence just like that, so to speak, so if you wish to produce that in_ speak, so if you wish to produce that in evidence, the correct procedure would be for you, perhaps assisted _ procedure would be for you, perhaps assisted by— procedure would be for you, perhaps assisted by your lawyer, to make a statem

stephen bradshaw. can i ask you to come - bradshaw. can i ask you to come sliehtl bradshaw.rward _ bradshaw. can i ask you to come slightly forward towards - bradshaw. can i ask you to come slightly forward towards the - slightly forward towards the microphone. a stenographer is also taking notes, so if you could sleep as slowly and carefully as possible —— speak slowly and carefully. the first witness statement we have, w itn 04450100, that should be behind the first of those tabs, do you have that in front of you? i the first of those tabs, do you have that in front of you?— the first of those tabs, do you have that in front of you? i do. is that the 26th of _ that in front of you? i do. is that the 26th ofjune, _ that in front of you? i do. is that the 26th of june, 2023? - that in front of you? i do. is that the 26th ofjune, 2023? that's l the 26th ofjune, 2023? that's correct. the 26th ofjune, 2023? that's correct- can — the 26th ofjune, 2023? that's correct. can you _ the 26th ofjune, 2023? that's correct. can you turn - the 26th ofjune, 2023? that's correct. can you t

stephen bradshaw is art of the go, it's wrong.o, it's wrong. stephen bradshaw is part of the post office _ part of the post office investigation team whose work led to the convictions of more than 700 sub—postmaster �*s. remember at the heart of it is one of very simple aim, to get to the truth about what happened and why the post office pursued hundreds of innocent people over two decades, leading to convictions for crimes they didn't commit. i convictions for crimes they didn't commit. . �* ., . ., , commit. i haven't got that money! the itv commit. i haven't got that money! the "v drama _ commit. i haven't got that money! the itv drama has _ commit. i haven't got that money! the itv drama has prompted - commit. i haven't got that money! . the itv drama has prompted renewed public outrage over the scandal but it began in 1999 when fujitsu's faulty computer system was installed. , , ., faulty computer system was installed-— installed. this is one of the greatest — installed. this is one of the greatest miscarriages - installed. t

what stephen bradshaw was asked this afternoon was, why was that access denied?elevant in their case, and that decision was made by the higher up ooh, if you like, the lawyers for the post office. it was their decision not to request that information. but as i say, as i have explained to you, this failure to give this evidence resulted in two women being given suspended custodial sentences. so really, this afternoon, when they have been trying to do is get to the bottom of how these investigations have been run, why stephen bradshaw didn't do more to find out possible bugs or floors within the horizon system. —— bugs or flaws. they were prosecuted for the giro deposit slips are not going on. hand deposit slips are not going on. and if ou deposit slips are not going on. and if you were — deposit slips are not going on. and if you were sure _ deposit slips are not going on. and if you were sure the underlying problem — if you were sure the underlying problem was a bug or discrepancy in the horizon — problem was a bug or discrepancy in the horizon system that caused

that is stephen bradshaw. gangsters towards these subpostmasters and postmistresses. what do you think of what he's had to say so far today ? far today? >> yeah. thank you for having us on. um, i'm bound to say that the, the tactics deployed by the post office investigation department, our members have described often as being gestapo like the interrogations have been absolutely appalling. and i do know that many of the postmasters that ultimately ended up having conviction , you ended up having conviction, you know, terrible convictions that shouldn't have happened, came about as a consequence of these investigations . department investigations. department interrogations , uh, where they interrogations, uh, where they also searched homes, they searched cars . they went through searched cars. they went through bank accounts to see if there was money. and they they put the frighteners on on the postmasters. and it was disgraceful the way they they've conducted themselves . conducted themselves. >> and it seems

mr bradshaw, this happened, whether you want to admit it or not, this happened.ned. i can prove it to you that is not a small _ this happened. i can prove it to you that is not a small parcel _ this happened. i can prove it to you that is not a small parcel left. - that is not a small parcel left. with the post office put a disabled person in a small parcel left to attend an interview that had been arranged on a floor that they can access today, is that current practice?— access today, is that current ractice? ., ., practice? prior to the interview, i was not made — practice? prior to the interview, i was not made aware _ practice? prior to the interview, i was not made aware of _ practice? prior to the interview, i was not made aware of any - practice? prior to the interview, i l was not made aware of any special requirements. i can only keep repeating that it is not a small parcel lift. i can prove that you now, if you wish. i parcel lift. i can prove that you now, if you wish.— parcel lift. i can prove that you now, if you wish. i can say that you are not tell

stephen bradshaw— horizon computer problems.n it. this from a man— but he'd never written it. this from a man who — but he'd never written it. this from a man who said he wasn't technically minded _ a man who said he wasn't technically minded the — a man who said he wasn't technically minded. the inquiry also heard he was sent— minded. the inquiry also heard he was sent a — minded. the inquiry also heard he was sent a memo about a court case, how a _ was sent a memo about a court case, how a guilty— was sent a memo about a court case, how a guilty plea to a lesser charge of fraud _ how a guilty plea to a lesser charge of fraud might be acceptable as long as the _ of fraud might be acceptable as long as the defendant said it was nothing to do— as the defendant said it was nothing to do with _ as the defendant said it was nothing to do with horizon. at this point the chair— to do with horizon. at this point the chair intervened. is it appropriate _ the chair intervened. is it appropriate for _ the chair intervened. is it appropria

stephen bradshaw was involved in the criminal investigation of nine sub—postmasters.rmed masked men boarded the st nikolas. state media say, it follows a court order authorising the move. more on all of that here in a moment first let's head to the bbc sport center. hello from the bbc sport centre. ireland head coach andy farrell will lead the british and irish lions when they tour australia in 2025. farrell is named as head coach of the lions for the first time having served as assistant to warren gatland when they triumphed in australia in 2013 and again in new zealand four years later. farrell has just signed a new contract to be in charge of ireland until the next world cup in 2027...

her case was investigated by stephen bradshaw so she is inside listening to what he has to say.zon it system. why did they see a party to present the guilt of the people they were questioning?— were questioning? some really troublin: were questioning? some really troubling stories _ were questioning? some really troubling stories from - were questioning? some really troubling stories from the - were questioning? some really i troubling stories from the victims here, there was one for example he was pregnant when she was convicted and then sent to jail. what other stories can you tell us to describe exactly what real impact this has had on people's lives and the mental health? the inquiry is broken up into stages. we have already had one whole section of the inquiry which was all about the human impact on the sub—postmaster is of this entire process. the testimony is in place is harrowing. you're talking about people losing their homes, their livelihoods, their pensions. frankly, their reason for getting up in the morning. we have heard evidence of families where it is alleged th

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stephen bradshaw . a post office stephen bradshaw.on manager at the time is giving evidence at that inquiry. he's been defending comments that he made back in 2012, when he said he had absolute confidence in the honzon absolute confidence in the horizon it system and said he was never told of any software faults . well, iran says that it faults. well, iran says that it seized a us oil tanker off the coast of oman due to a judicial order. that's according to the country's state news agency . the country's state news agency. the uk's maritime trade operations authority received reports of armed intruders dressed in military style uniforms, who boarded the vessel in the early hours of this morning. then they lost contact with the ship. that comes after a british navy vessel destroyed several drones, launched by houthi rebels, which were launched by houthi rebels at ships in the region . okay, at ships in the region. okay, you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com . gbnews.com. >> for stunning gold and s

i want to play you this clip from mr bradshaw _ nice person.nt, let your witness statement, let us have a look. "on the 29th of november 2016, at 1344, steven bradshaw called me "and i refused to speak to him because i didn't know who he was, "or who he worked for. "in that telephone call, which was witnessed by my husband "on loud speaker he called me a bitch, which i found "extremely distressing." that is how you behaved towards my client. completely untrue. i do not call anybody that type of name. i and she did know who i was, i because she received an email from me on 10th november. did he call you a pitch. he did. how did that make _ did he call you a pitch. he did. how did that make you _ did he call you a pitch. he did. how did that make you feel? _ did he call you a pitch. he did. how did that make you feel? shocked. l did he call you a pitch. he did. how. did that make you feel? shocked. he is den in: did that make you feel? shocked. he is denying it — did that make you feel? shocked. he is denying it today. _ did that make you feel? s

let us listen back to some of the evidence given back by stephen bradshaw.e was asked by inquiry counseljulian blake when he knew that there may have been issues with the horizon it system. in that there may have been issues with the horizon it system.— the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, ou the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011. you were _ the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, you were certainly _ the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, you were certainly aware - the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, you were certainly aware of l the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, you were certainly aware of a body of cases relating to the horizon system that were building up, were you not? horizon system that were building up: were you not?— horizon system that were building up. were you not?— up, were you not? from that information, _ up, were you not? from that information, yes, _ up, were you not? from that information, yes, and - up, were you not? from that information, yes, and as - up, were you not? from that information, yes, and as i i up, were

and bradshaw, in right. and stephen bradshaw, in his , the inquiry today right.ry today right. and stephen bradshaw, in his because hee inquiry today right. and stephen bradshaw, in his because he hadjuiry today right. and stephen bradshaw, in his because he had told today right. and stephen bradshaw, in his because he had told some of said because he had told some of the court cases that, um, he saw no problem with the horizon software. he's now said, well, actually , guv, i just signed actually, guv, i just signed letters that lawyers gave me to sign. i told sean a story just earlier. mark, i think viewers might like to hear this. so ed davey was the minister for postal affairs during a key period. alan bates , the period. alan bates, the campaigner, wrote to him and said, i need to come and talk to you about all this terrible thing on. ed thing that's going on. and ed davey said, no, we're keeping the post office at arm's length. that's it. please don't. it won't be beneficial for you to come in. alan back and come in. uh, alan wrote back and said, that's offe

i bradshaw, used to work for the post office. ., in bradshaw, used to work for the post office-- in theused to work for the post office. i do. in the security department. _ office. i do. in the security department. i— office. i do. in the security department. i do. - office. i do. in the security department. ido. do- office. i do. in the security department. i do. do you i office. i do. in the security - department. i do. do you consider that it is still — department. i cf do you consider that it is still appropriate to say to someone in an interview that it similar to a police interview that they should get up earlier? some --eole they should get up earlier? some peeple may _ they should get up earlier? some peeple may say — they should get up earlier? some peeple may say yes. _ they should get up earlier? some people may say yes, some - they should get up earlier? some | people may say yes, some people they should get up earlier? fin? people may say yes, some people may no. i can say that no, it's not appropriate. no. i can say that no, it's not appmpriate-_ no. i can say that no, it's

stephen bradshaw denied that he and other investigators behaved like the mafia.'s completely wrong," because somebody's told me to put a statement through like that. most key nhs targets have been missed for at least seven years in hospitals across the uk. claims at the international court ofjustice in the hague that israel's military offensive in gaza amounts to genocide. i, ross... take thee, emily. take thee, rachel... and up for sale — the script from this famous episode of the tv sitcom friends, which was rescued from a rubbish bin in london. coming up on bbc news the former england boss sven—goran eriksson says he has a year to live after being diagnosed with

stephen bradshaw, who was questioned all day, said he was not "technically minded" and was not equippedow if there were bugs or errors in the horizon computer system. our business correspondent emma simpson was listening to his evidence. her report contains some offensive language. it's a big day forjanet skinner. she's on her way to come face—to—face with the man who interrogated her, which led to her going to prison. she lost herjob, her house, and her health. over the past few days, i think it's becoming more anger. it doesn't make me nervous. i'd like to be put under pressure like i was under pressure when i was questioned. i haven't seen him since 2006. what do you want him to say today? apology? yes, that would be a good start. she's not the only one interested. this public inquiry is centre stage now. i swear by almighty god... that the evidence... steven bradshaw started in the investigation team in 2000 and is still employed by the post office today. do you think that the approach that you've taken to providing information to the inquiry, what looks like giving the bare minimum

she said it was disappointing not to receive an apology from mr bradshaw for the damage he caused.bc news. taiwan will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on saturday. the results are expected to have major implications for the island's relationship with china.under president xijinping, china has vowed to bring taiwan under its rule, and has not ruled out the use of force to achieve this goal. taiwan has accused china of intimidating its citizens in an attempt to influence saturday's elections. the us — a top ally to taiwan — says it opposes any outside influence. joining me now is steve lai in taipei. what exactly is at stake in this election? good to speak to you. china hangs heavy over the selection which takes place tomorrow across taiwan. it is worth noting that depending on who wins the selection it could impact the trajectory of the relationship that taiwan has with notjust china but the us as well because of it is worth noting that china accounts for 20% of taiwan's exports, it is its largest trading partner, and all the three parties contesting in the selection a

she said it was disappointing not to receive an apology from mr bradshaw for the damage he caused.e with bbc news. taiwan will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on saturday. the results are expected to have major implications for the island's relationship with china. under president xi jinping, china has vowed to bring taiwan under its rule, and has not ruled out the use of force to active this goal. taiwan has accused china of intimidating its citizens in an attempt to influence saturday's elections. the us, top ally to taiwan, says it opposes any outside influence. joining me now is steve lai in taipei. very good to see you. what is at stake in this election? thanks. quite a bit in fact because depending on who wins the selection that takes these tomorrow, it will decide or determine the trajectory of taiwan's relationships with both china and the us. you will have to bear in mind, taiwan relies heavily on china and it makes up 20% of its exports but the thing to also realise is that all the parties involved in this election that is taking place tomorrow all want the

so this guy, this investigator, stephen bradshaw , he's having a of bradshaw, he's having a lot of spotlightrown on him right now. he's very popular. he now. he's not very popular. he was person who was going was the person who was going around helping to falsely around, uh, helping to falsely convict. i mean, i don't know if he knew at the time that he was falsely convicting, convicting them. and he's been accused of behaving gangster, behaving like a mafia gangster, which a unfair the which seems a bit unfair in the mafia. got you know, mafia. they've got you know, moral things because mafia. they've got you know, mowas things because mafia. they've got you know, mowas collectingthings because mafia. they've got you know, mowas collecting bountyecause mafia. they've got you know, mowas collecting bounty .cause mafia. they've got you know, mowas collecting bounty . he se mafia. they've got you know, mowas collecting bounty . he was he was collecting bounty. he was he was collecting bounty. he was he getting kickbacks for he was getting kickbacks for every prosecution, every successful . he

let us listen back to some of the evidence given back by stephen bradshaw.t there may have been issues with the horizon it system.— the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, ou the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011. you were _ the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, you were certainly _ the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, you were certainly aware - the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, you were certainly aware of l the horizon it system. in 2010 and 2011, you were certainly aware of a body of cases relating to the horizon system that were building up, were you not? horizon system that were building uo. were you not?— horizon system that were building on. were you not?— up, were you not? from that information, _ up, were you not? from that information, yes, _ up, were you not? from that information, yes, and - up, were you not? from that information, yes, and as - up, were you not? from that information, yes, and as i i up, were you not? from that i information, yes, and as i have said, _ information, yes, and as i have said, whenever it has come up

she said it was disappointing not to receive an apology from mr bradshaw for the damage he caused. live with bbc news. taiwan will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on saturday. the results are expected to have major implications for the island's relationship with china. under president xi jinping, china has vowed to bring taiwan under its rule, and has not ruled out the use of force to achive this goal. taiwan has accused china of intimidating its citizens in an attempt to influence saturday's elections. the us, a top ally to taiwan, says it opposes any outside influence. for more i spoke with my colleague in taipei, steve la i. whoever wins this election could impact the trajectory of the relationship notjust with china but us as well. it is its largest trading partner, making up more than 20% of its exports. all three parties want the same thing, someone to remain in control of its destiny and it puts it at odds with china but also with the us and its democratic values. how these parties approach or walk this line between the us and china and where they differ on how

harriet bradshaw, bbc news.use face their first real electoral test today. republican supporters in the state of iowa will go to meetings, known as caucuses, to vote for the candidate they want in this year's presidential election. former president donald trump leads the way in the opinion polls. he's urging voters to turn out and support him, despite sub—zero temperatures. you can't sit home... applause even if you're as sick as a dog, even if you vote and then pass away, it's worth it. laughter that's the message from donald trump. so will any of donald trump's rivals be able to beat him — oi’ even come close? nomia iqbal reports. sat nav: and keep left at the fork. the long, unpredictable road to the white house begins in iowa. every presidential cycle, the quiet, corn—producing midwestern state gets swamped by politicians. and this year, a once in a decade winter blizzard. it's the first us state that gets to pick its party's nominees for president. the democrats have changed their schedule so it's all eyes

harriet bradshaw, bbc news.f grindavik. homes consumed by the creeping lava from this latest eruption. the fishing community had been evacuated hours before, but newly—built defences weren't enough to stop the flow. translation: people of iceland, what we all hoped would not happen has come to pass. lava is flowing into grindavik, a thriving town where people have built their lives, engaged in fishing and other occupations, and created a community in harmony with god and one another. overnight pockets of molten rock kept on bursting through and bubbling up, although the activity seemed to be stabilising. but this is the second eruption injust a month. forjohn, who, with his neighbours, have been forced from their homes, there's huge uncertainty about whether they'll be able to go back. i am born in this town. i actually live in the house that i'm born in. and it's kind of...it�*s a tough... it's a tough thought to think that that this town might be over. it's a tough thought to think that this town might be over

terry bradshaw is receding rapidly. >> you're not beating hannity in the hair department.erprints of talk show hosts are probably on that wheelchair of hawkings? did you know at one point hawking was like put the wheelchair in the bed bed bed to make me feel at home home home. >> jimmy kimmell went to arizona state which is known for their aca academics. >> jesse: arizona state. sun devils. or is it the aztecs. what the hell do i know? i went to trinity college. how do you like cnn trying to get people banned from someone else's network? >> well you know what that's like? cnn trying to get somebody cancelled is like someone drowning trying to drown someone else. they're going to cancel their own network soon. >> jesse: i don't know how any -- >> if you look at the ratings. you beat all of them torque be honest with you. if they keep going down this path, i give it an over/under five years for all of them, kimmell included. >> more people watch ross' son championship soccer game than stephen colbert or jimmy kimmell. but you are champions. >> they were on mcafee's show. don

harriet bradshaw reports.with a titanium plate in her wrist, after hitting a pothole while cycling. roads are deteriorating fast. i've been a cyclist for 25 years, and you can see certainly in the last ten years just how poor the surface is, and how dangerous it can be. the road where she fell has since been repaired, but looking into the issue of potholes, there is a problem which scientists say will only get worse with the effects of climate change. if we're expecting more extreme weather events, whether that is freeze—thaw cycles, more extreme wind event and rainfall events, these can have an impact on the rate at which our roads deteriorate. and while local councils are calling for more regular and consistent funding to deal with them, across several british universities, engineering solutions also promise some answers. our roads are either made out of concrete or asphalt. the majority of our roads are asphalt, although a lot the damage in both starts with cracks. those cracks turn into potholes through fr

yesterday we heard from investigator stephen bradshaw, who said he had never been told horizon was faultyhown in your evidence today that you are prepared to be aggressive. you tell people in interviews to get up earlier. other people have described you as very confrontational. this is the way you behaved, isn't it? that's not correct, no. do you accept you behaved unprofessionally? no. do you accept that it was part of the culture within the investigation team to intimidate and abuse subpostmasters? no, no. a phone call will be made to arrange an interview at a convenient time and date. watching at home was pauline, who ran a post office near sunderland, and was given a criminal conviction for false accounting. it feels quite just that they get a bit of their own medicine, that they should answer for their... ..for their attitude and their behaviour. is it appropriate...? sir wyn williams, the chair of the inquiry, has called it "grossly unsatisfactory". we will accept your plea, but only if you don't blame horizon. the post office said, "we have absolutely no interest in delay", and cal

, speaking >> it stephen bradshaw, speaking today at the post office inquiry . well, in the united states, protesters have been calling for donald trump to be jailed . and donald trump to be jailed. and as arguments are heard as closing arguments are heard in his new york civil fraud trial, if you're watching on tv a few flashing images coming up outside people outside the courthouse, people held up showing the former held up signs showing the former president behind bars. the state seeking nearly $350 million in penalties after the trump organisation was found to have inflated its net worth to banks . inflated its net worth to banks. the judge previously ruled that mr . trump the judge previously ruled that mr. trump shouldn't be the judge previously ruled that mr . trump shouldn't be allowed mr. trump shouldn't be allowed to make his own statement in court after he refused to agree to limits on what he would be and what he wouldn't be allowed to say. but speaking outside the courtroom, mr trump accused the white election white house of election interfere he sa

>> stephen bradshaw, defending himself at the post office inquiry today.su workers themselves in the west midlands are set to strike later this month in their dispute over pay - this month in their dispute over pay . it comes this month in their dispute over pay. it comes amid calls for fujitsu to lose uk government contracts over the horizon it scandal . 300 members of the pcs scandal. 300 members of the pcs union are set to take part in the walkout on the 17th of january. the union warned it is likely to cause disruption for people filling in self assessment tax returns at the end of this month, the prime minister confirmed today he won't be attending the world economic forum in davos next week, sending senior ministers instead. the us secretary of state, antony blinken , the state, antony blinken, the french president, emmanuel macron and the european commission president, ursula von der leyen will all be there. but the government says its priorities are focussed on british growth and promoting business investment . the 54th business investment. the 54t

>> stephen bradshaw, defending himself at the post office inquiry today.kers themselves in the west midlands are set to strike later this month in their dispute over pay - this month in their dispute over pay . it comes this month in their dispute over pay. it comes amid calls for fujitsu to lose uk government contracts over the horizon it scandal . 300 members of the pcs scandal. 300 members of the pcs union are set to take part in the walkout on the 17th of january. the union warned it is likely to cause disruption for people filling in self assessment tax returns at the end of this month, the prime minister confirmed today he won't be attending the world economic forum in davos next week, sending senior ministers instead. the us secretary of state, antony blinken , the state, antony blinken, the french president, emmanuel macron and the european commission president, ursula von der leyen will all be there. but the government says its priorities are focussed on british growth and promoting business investment . the 54th business investment. the 54th worl

mr bradshaw, in a request that was sent to you for a witness statement there were a series of generalthem out. for example to what extent if any did you consider a challenge to the integrity of the horizon in one case to be relevant to other ongoing or future cases? to what extent the penny do you consider the investigation into bugs, errors or defects were sufficiently carried out by the post office? please attach your reasons and detail. to what extent of any do you consider information concerning bugs, errors were sufficiently passed to the post office by the jitsu, were sufficiently passed to the post office by thejitsu, please attach your reasons. to what extent a penny do you consider you had sufficient information regarding bugs, errors, defects in horizon, who provided you with information and if not who should have? do you have any reflections on these matters or any other matters relevant to the inquiry terms of reference? are there any other matter she wished to bring to the attention of the inquiry chair? can i ask you your first statement, could that be brought back on sc

terry bradshaw and he receding rapidly. >> right. so what do you not beaten hannity in the hair department? well, let's face it. how many fingerprints of talk show host are probably on that wheelchair of hawking's? because, you know, at one point, hawking was like, put the wheelchair in bed. >> bed to make me feel at home. oh, by the way, jimmy kimmel went to arizona state, which is known for their academic work. >> sure, sure. yes. yes. the arizona state, the good old sun devils, or is it the aztecs? what the do i know? >> i went to trinity college. i how do you guys like cnn in trying to get people banned from someone else's network? >> well, you know what? that's like cnn trying to get somebody canceled is like somebody that's drowning, trying to drown somebody else. >> i mean, they're going to cancel their own network soon. yeah, i don't know how any of these guys are going to stay on the air, to be honest with you. if you look at the ratings, look, you beat all of them to be honest with you. >> and if they keep going down this p

stephen bradshaw was involved in the criminal investigation of nine sub—postmasters.he iranian navy says it is behind the seizure of an oil tanker in the gulf of oman. armed masked men boarded the st nikolas. state media say, it follows a court order authorising the move. more on all of that here in a moment first let's head to the bbc sport center. hello from the bbc sport centre. ireland head coach andy farrell will lead the british and irish lions when they tour australia in 2025. farrell is named as head coach of the lions for the first time having served as assistant to warren gatland when they triumphed in australia in 2013 and again in new zealand four years later. farrell has just signed a new contract to be in charge of ireland until the next world cup in 2027... but will miss next year's six nations to concentrate on his work with the lions. to be thought of as a candidate for the head coach is pretty special to be chosen. it's pretty magical. in 2013i wasn't enjoying it that much. itjust lit 2013i wasn't enjoying it that much. it just lit something 2013i wa

so i know some foss, apple bradshaw old wants to come in front of you, sir, to, i'm gonna deliver it as, as you don't know, that is your intimate, nice. somebody visited me. i click the page, isn't that they try to go to the bottom. that is, i'm in a meeting for the quarter. okay, well, to ask the new name, let, let me dive to see why they ask you to say, my name is cindy geneva, to do any fossa support. what do they want to get? totally good on these. how if we can't use all or mess around with the process, i said to some of them on it on, on as of documents you posted, you know, say, say that could've additional to said. i mean she was google says that show can was on page, did it for she's going to set up the shock and was operating for the she came to mos on page do what? um there's a cup bumper on a chef. use of mentality. income for nickels. i'll look back some salty, i'm sorry. don't sit back to. so i said don't put people on the not social security question was not, well, you know, they hit us. we've got to remember is, i mean it's a couple of do with to deprive a country of

i may also fos, so gladly or software level bradshaw old wants to come in front of you to say to the latest. as you don't know, that is your intimate nice. somebody visited my click, the database is empty. let's try to go to the bottom. as i'm in a liaison between 4 and 4, okay, well to ask you a new name, let, let me the to see whether it as it is it say my name is indeed geneva to do any process. it's a book i would really want to get toilet guns, he's off, he can't is all or most of the process. i say to some of them on it on, on those of you person. do those have say that for them additional to said, i mean she was perusal, says that additional can was i'm patient did it for she's going to setup for the shock and was, i'm present data for the she came to me. it was on page do what? um, there's a cup bumper. pump chef was the middle of that income. i'm pointed both all about some of the account you don't sit back to so i said don't click people on the not so i'll just do the question. was not what we know this we've got to remember is, i mean it's and make up i went through with t

fue cerca del templo de la sociedad sikh gurdwara de sacramento ocurrió esta tarde a lo largo de bradshawto se incendió y las llamas se extendieron a ese edificio. tal como le contaba al inicio, es una historia en desarrollo y le mantendremos al tanto en más información. >> la liberación de un agresor sexual. esto en el condado merced está causando controversia. alejandra quezada habló con los vecinos al respecto. >> le cuentan de la preocupación que dicen los está invadiendo. escuchen la pequeña comunidad de vallejo al noreste del condado merced, tiene apenas 347 habitantes. >> todos se conocen entre sí y están en desacuerdo por el próximo vecino que tendrán. un hombre de 72 años, kevin grey identificó por el estado como predador sexual convicto en 3 ocasiones en california. >> very sad, very disappointed. estoy muy triste y muy decepcionado. >> decepciona en general. me platica este señor que vive y trabaja en este pueblo en la zona rural de merced, con su familia y teme por su seguridad luego de que un juez decidiera que gray viviría en balico, él tiene que regresar a su comunidad, que

. >> from the very first show in 1994, terry bradshaw and team transformed sports tv with a far lesspproach, including terry literally riding in on a horse. >> i got some rookie talent and introducing co-hosts howie long and jimmy johnson, who are still by his side. >> i've had more fun on this show with these friends and my best friends in the world than anything i've ever done in my life. >> what's going on in your life? >> it's michael strahan, 16 th season with this family closer to them. >> i'm closer than anybody. the laughs just the you could be yourself. it doesn't feel like you're working. this is why we love benedict academy. >> they broadcasted from military bases and i think we're going to come out on top covered tragedy like nine over 11. >> the cover up controversies like ray rice's domestic abuse and health scares like terry bradshaw's bladder cancer. >> i'm cancer free. i'm feeling great. we're here for you tv. we love you, baby. >> this guy right here is special nfl insider jay glazer opening up about his battle with depression and anxiety on the off season. >> when

but today they will be hearing stephen bradshaw as hearing from stephen bradshaw as part inquiry . parthope now for us in westminster. so we heard from rishi sunak yesterday, chris, that those postmasters are going to be compensated and exonerated , but there's now going to be a political headache, isn't there, in all of that detail? well >> well that's right. the bill is published shortly and labour has withheld support until it sees the detail. it may hang on money. uh, £600,000 could be offered in some cases . we had offered in some cases. we had a guest on gb news yesterday saying they'd lost more than £1 million. whether that is enough money, we'll wait and see. but the focus right now is on the inquiry today and where this where this might go next. there's lots of politicians shuffle ing uncomfortably at the moment across all parties. sir ed davey , of course, was the ed davey, of course, was the post office minister 2010 to 2012. he has questions to answer about why he ignored alan bates. he said of course he was misled by the post office and believed that their their assertions

i just listened to stephen bradshaw, office bradshaw, the post office investigate later, and it's likening degree level buck listening to degree level buck passing . i've never, ever seen passing. i've never, ever seen people actually fail to take responsibility. and his line, what was his line? he wasn't technically very good. >> and he also has extraordinary bit where he signs this thing about his what he thinks about all this, which says it's all marvellous, no problem . why? marvellous, no problem. why? because the solicitors , the because the solicitors, the lawyers have given him the thing to sign , and he thinks so. will to sign, and he thinks so. will they may. no. so i'll sign it. but i mean, and it was only because he came frankly, because he came across frankly, as bright as not being terribly bright that you didn't think, well, this guy is just having making fools us with having fools of all of us with having to listen to this nonsense. >> yeah, it's really eye opening . mean, a reporter on . i mean, i was a reporter on the mail on sunday we broke the mail on sunday when we

giving me my me this in maybe i will buy because i have many like chronic diseases like blood love, bradshaw. and we did that in fans or something like this. and you can imagine the other that'd be able to home sick with con side with different kinds. of course i'll shoot you an indication of so many we just saw in the gaza strip. it is no, i'm it. john ford. 50000000000 here to sort of buy from the unit site. i want to bring an audio here because i didn't you web doesn't equal advise us up and rough ends and many is. and so you understand a little bit about funding cycles and how the agency also also works. we know that there is no strategic for that. there was already a funding crisis full on how quickly could the effects of these funding cuts be felt on the ground. these, these funding costs will be effect on will be experience on the ground immediately make no mistake about it. as some of your i just mentioned on right offers cause i governmental services in the gaza strip. it is the largest organization in the gaza strip to govern cause i govern rental if you like, health education, bel

, contrary to what >> mr bradshaw, contrary to what you say, you and your department at the security in information on that horizon, wasn't working from the very beginning . very beginning. >> the information come through? yes >> and that information came from scores and scores and ultimately hundreds and hundreds of innocent subpostmasters who were suffering an epidemic of shortfalls . shortfalls. >> yes , it came from what they >> yes, it came from what they told you. >> but even before that, it came from the thousands of calls they made to the help desk and the national business support centre . and you had been aware of those calls, wouldn't you ? those calls, wouldn't you? >> not all of them. they'd be being made, calls made. it all depends on which inquiry. you know . what inquiry are we know. what inquiry are we talking about at the moment? >> well, i'm talking about the thousands upon thousands of calls, anguish and perplexed calls, anguish and perplexed calls made by subpostmasters that they could not balance that the system did not balance . and the system did not balance.