bank of— with government. more latterly, the bank of ireland, sort of final markings _ bank of ireland, sort of final markings kings of the banking crisis from 2008. and those elements, sad to say, were — 2008. and those elements, sad to say, were actually where the board was fundamentally focused through most of— was fundamentally focused through most of the time that i was with the post office — most of the time that i was with the post office. the most of the time that i was with the ost office. ., . most of the time that i was with the ost office. . . ., post office. the fact he did not identify those _ post office. the fact he did not identify those risks _ post office. the fact he did not identify those risks at - post office. the fact he did not identify those risks at the - post office. the fact he did notl identify those risks at the time, what you think about that now? itirei’ith what you think about that now? with hindsi . ht, what you think about that now? with hindsiuht, it what you think about that now? with hindsight. it is _ what you think about that now? with hindsight, it is obviously very sa

brian goggin, the chief executive at bank of ireland, and then myself so both of us, the two independenthat i mean? imilieu office if you see what i mean? when ou refer office if you see what i mean? when you refer to — office if you see what i mean? when you refer to being _ office if you see what i mean? when you refer to being outnumbered and being the other way round on post office limited board, to what extent 0ffice limited board, to what extent did that affect the adequacy of the corporate governance or oversight? i think corporate governance is better performed at the non—executives are greater in number than the executives, if you see what i mean? it does not mean to say it is no good but i think it would be of a higher standard with more independent people on the board. white want more independent members on the board? irlat white want more independent members on the board?— on the board? not known to me but what i on the board? not known to me but what i would _ on the board? not known to me but what i would say _ on the board? not known to me but what i would say is _ on the

occupied palestinian territories include a number of big banks of the regime it also becomes a zionist. according to the minister of finance of ireland, the risk profile of these investments is no longer justified. it is not and this decision will be implemented soon. intel announced that it has started a new round of layoffs. intel says last year seven. it has suffered a billion dollar operating loss in its product design department. the ceo of mehr announced last year that he plans to reduce operating expenses by 10 billion dollars by 2025. intel is an american multinational technology company. thank you for your companion, god bless you. good morning, dear viewers. hello correspondent, stay with us today. in this section , let's go to the glass hall of the tv news agency , mr. azarfam. hello, good morning. mr. hosseini. hello, good morning to you and the viewers of the khabar channel . we are with you with an overview of today's news and events. in specialized groups , they are obliged to cover it in the media, increasing people's participation and production and productivity are among the goals that are pursued in the ministry of

bank of england cutting interest rates are scaled-back. the average rate of a two-year fixed deal is now just over 5.8%. the u.k. government will not take back asylum-seekers who have crossed into irelandwide asylum rules are changed. last week the irish government announced emergency laws to return a rising number of asylum-seekers crossing from northern ireland. the official spokesperson said it was up to the u.k. to decide who we do and do not accept into the country. your life with bbc news. there are renewed hopes in the cease fire between israel and hamas after weeks of stalemate. it's unclear how many israeli hostages would be released under the proposal. the israeli media puts it at 33 in release -- the white house and u.s. president biden have been speaking with the leaders of qatar and egypt, who have been the mediators. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken, who is in saudi arabia, said he is hopeful hamas will accept what he described as a very generous proposal. >> hamas has before it a proposal that is extraordinarily generous. on the part of israel. and in this moment the only thing standing between the people of gaza and a cease fire is hamas. they have to decide. and

exposes of of the great crash and the money that was funneled from you talk about ireland know iceland's the famous example of giving a lot money to an economist to talk about how sound that banking system was when were you know on the verge of collapse and they're sitting on boards on financial and financial institutions and you can go look at, you know, the the department right behind us here and look at the number of people there who are not no longer just on boards, but who have joined appointments, who are actually employees or or permanent consultants. some of these firms bringing in millions, millions of dollars. so, yeah, it's a it's a really it's one of the best chapters in the book. i didn't get to my on it just because, you know, i wrote too many questions. no definitely not. so, jerry, can you help us understand. i think how to think about you talked about there were 14,000 banks at some point in time i don't what know what year you were talking about and now they're 4000. i mean, how we think about the right number of of banks that there should be and geography brazil. he doesn't much the same role it used used to play in terms of home mortgages in that region and so

banks and warnings it may increase. evacuations are under way of about 20 people. forecasters warn that heavy rain and winds will batter parts of southern england, west of wales and northern irelandcouncil warning that the water levels have not yet receded and warning that flooding may increase throughout the day. they said that this morning, those who were evacuated currently remain displaced in a refugee centre. it has been set up according to the council. west sussex fire and rescue service said that its littlehampton incident has currently been stood down. so that flooding causing issues of around 200 people evacuated in west sussex. let's return to the public inquiry into the post office i t scandal. my colleague is pulling all the developments. thank you, as a reminder this is the next phase of the post office horizon it scandal. this is expected last 15 weeks and establish accountability, who knew what and when. it has begun to let's listen in. . ., ., .,, i. what and when. it has begun to let's listen in. . ., ., ., listen in. uchenna kanu as you got to meet people — listen in. uchenna kanu as you got to meet people and _ listen in. uchenna kanu as you got to meet people

the bank of england, just about in excess of 20 celsius and one or two spots across east anglia and the south—east. showers are in the forecast too, particularly in scotland, some in northern ireland sunday morning. cold enough for a touch of frost in the highlands, maybe two or 3 in rural spots are the south but not desperately called. in birmingham it will be around 4 or five celsius. sunday, it'll start off with sparkling sunshine, then into the morning the cuddle bubble up, showers possible, possibly frequent ones in northern ireland, scotland, persistent showers here but i think the further east and south you are of the drier it will be. those temperatures much lower, 15 in london, 10 in glasgow, which is actually the average for the time of year. but on monday the low sweeps in, strong winds, it will be a blustery day, the day of april showers. some of the showers will bring hail, thunder, there will be some rainbows as well, big clouds and even a chance of some wintry weather across the northern hills. it will feel cold, temperatures may not reach double figures across scotland and northern ireland. in the south, below par as well, 10 to 12 celsius. a it stay chilly? it loo

bank of england interest rate cuts are scaled back. the average rate on a two—year fixed deal is nowjust over 5.8%. the uk government will not take back asylum seekers who have crossed into irelandspokesperson said it was up to the uk "to decide who we do and do not accept into the country". you are live with bbc news. there are renewed hopes tonight of a breakthrough in the ceasefire neotiations between israel and hamas after weeks of stalemate between the two sides. it is unclear how many israeli hostages would be released under this proposal. the israeli media has put the figure at 33 in return for the release of an unspecified number of palestinian prisoners. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, who is in saudi arabia, said he is hopeful hamas will accept what he described as a very generous proposal. hamas has put forward a proposal that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of israel and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of gaza and a ceasefire is hamas. they have to decide and they have to decide quickly. the white house said tonight president biden will be speaking not only to qatar. we are nowjoined by glenjohnson, forme

of your emails that have been coming in thick and fast and furious. elizabeth says saint george's day should be a bank holiday. i'm from northern irelandank. well, actually, i don't know if wales does have a bank holiday for day. been for saint david's day. it's been proposed scotland proposed though, but scotland have saint have a bank holiday for saint andrew's so why shouldn't andrew's day, so why shouldn't we an england have a bank we have an england have a bank holiday? couldn't agree more. holiday? i couldn't agree more. and , could you please and mike says, could you please ask presenters guests ask your presenters and guests to union flag and not union to use union flag and not union jack? the union jack is only flown on royal navy ships when in port and james says, i can't believe it. oh, i've agreed with benjamin butterworth a few times now you need to get your head checked and i'm just joking, james. now let's crack on with tonight's next segment. we've got a big interview right now . got a big interview right now. the australian mall attack, which took place killed six and injured one baby. the assailant has not been named

governor of the bank of england has signalled the uk is still on course for an interest rate cut, despite the news smacking children should be made illegal in england and northern irelandg to children's doctors. the royal college of paediatrics and child health says the current law in england and northern ireland has created grey areas, which means they're sometimes a defence to physical punishment. their report warns children suffer lasting mental and physical effects from being hit in the home. striking a child is already illegal in scotland and wales and in many other countries around the world. next, some breaking news. a police officer has been stabbed in the shoulder in north london. the metropolitan police say the officer has been responding to reports of a man with a knife in enfield yesterday afternoon. a 30 year old man has now been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. lord cameron says israel is preparing to retaliate in response to saturday's missile and drone strike by iran as he visits the country for talks with its leaders. lord cameron is expected to echo the prime minister's calls for calm heads, but also told reporters that tehran needs to be gi

banks. and the bad news is that heavy rain and strong winds are expected to batter parts of southern england , western wales, southern england, western wales, northern irelandming days. i'm joined now by our south—east of england reporter, ray addison . ray. it's raining, it's pouring. it's all getting a bit boring. what's the latest ? boring. what's the latest? >> well, it's been a very difficult 24 hours for the residents here of the medbury houday residents here of the medbury holiday park. now they around 100. at least 100 were evacuated in the early hours of the morning. now, medbury holiday park behind me is about a 100m from the beach . now along this from the beach. now along this this beach line here, there is a sign you obviously can't see it's behind the camera, but there is sea defences which have eroded in one particular area. now it's believed that the waters came in through that particular access route and then into the park . particular access route and then into the park. in the early hours, many people saying that they were actually woken up about 130, 230 in the morning when they realised that they stepped out of bed to go to the loo and

this exclusive footage of 51 migrants who had to be rescued after their small boat ran aground on a sand bank off the kent coast . northern off the kent coast. northern ireland'se to people who seek asylum in ireland after travelling from the uk. the irish government's claiming that there's been a shift in migration patterns with migrants crossing into ireland from northern ireland higher than 80. the comments come as rishi sunak said that shows the deterrent effect of his rwanda plan is working because people are worried about coming here. the alba party msp , whose vote could alba party msp, whose vote could be crucial to save scotland's first minister, says it's time to build relationships. ash regan hasn't confirmed how she'll vote in the motions of no confidence at holyrood, but says the price of her support will be higher if humza yousaf delivers . higher if humza yousaf delivers. meanwhile, yusuf is asking leaders of rival parties to find common ground after the collapse of the snp's power sharing deal with the greens . and finally, with the greens. and finally, the duke of sussex is returning to the uk in just over a week to attend a ceremony marking t