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, where he is currently chairman. this saatchi, itv and bt, where he is currently chairman.— currentlyhairman. as a day machinery, thank _ currently chairman. as a day machinery, thank you - currently chairman. as a day machinery, thank you for - currently chairman. as a day l machinery, thank you for that update. when the inquiry resumes we will stream it on bbc news iplayer, on the bbc news website and we will have updates here on the news channel. now to the united states, and there's been more reaction to the news of the death of the american football star oj simpson — who died of cancer at the age of 76. one of america's most notorious figures, he was cleared of murdering his ex—wife and herfriend in 1994 after a murder trial which gripped the us and the world. his acquittal came after a police car chase when oj simpson fled on the day he was due to turn himself in. both the car chase and the murder trial were watched by tens of millions around the world at a time when rolling news was in its infancy. david willis reports from los angeles. let's speak to cbs correspondent naomi ru

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the resignations keep coming could the sense in dc bt to an end, the bloodshed in garza. i'm mary impossible. and this is the street, the director of the us department of state has resigned. you all the senior state department official that oversaw arbor sales just resigned because of what's happening and policy. another us government official has officially resigned in protest to the by the end administration rushing to provide arms to israel, which was short sighted, destructive, unjust, and contradictory to the very values that we publicly espouse. it was untenable to work for and represent an administration president that put conditions on my own humanity, publicly withdrawing consent as an employee of the government saying i don't want to participate in this anymore is actually quite power. many people inside state know that this is a horrific policy and can't believe that the united states government is engaged in such actions, but contravene american values so directly. but the leadership is not listening. think we need more courage like this from government offici

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i fell and they bt with sticks too. but i kept running and tripping, but soldiers and settlers were shooting at us as we were less than 20 meters away. they kept running and shooting, and people looking to speak now to roy talons. he joins us from ramallah in the occupied westbank for we just will bit more about these latest festa attacks as well as move raids, the overnights. so yeah, it's been a night to advice about us. the names in the west bank seat is ready. security forces rates they've been going into janine calculated to cut them and hebron amongst all the westbank towns and the central air attacks have taken place in the hebron area in the back. we have area that time to the south. it's terry. now that comes off to, oh, what we would just hearing about that the attacks yesterday just south of uh, of the nap loose where 2 palestinians were killed a 30 year old and a 21 year old. this is a, basically the most recent explosion of last cycle of violence which comes on top of an already escalated level of secular a

g bt to transgender is and in ukraine, it's a little different in ukraine. the people that are in power there and i, i should say, deal legitimately in power. you know, i think of mine um i think of 2014, you know, that was, that was uh that illegal take over the government. but the people in power train since 2014, they have a treated for russia. they have a hatred for russians. and honestly, as far as i can tell, they don't even have any love for their own people. a special session of the un security calhoun was being held to address the western office of vice city if it was called by russia and is a like pulled moved punches about what he said. those shipments had resulted. the very least you wouldn't have the shade. so what you crane is now sending to you into a voice lead terrace states, thanks to supplies of west tomato, tennessee shelves, a long range missile. the korean armed forces are attacking civilian targets inside russia. everyone is aware of such crimes by the key of regime, such as the mode of generalized area do not. on the military correspo

the resignations keep coming for defense in dc bt to an end to the bloodshed in garza. i'm mary impossible. and this is the street the, the director u. s. department of state has resigned to all the senior state department official that oversaw our sales just resigned because of what's happening and policy. and other us government official has officially resigned in protest to the by the end administration rushing to provide arms to israel, which was short sighted, destructive, unjust, and contradictory to the very values that we publicly espoused. it was untenable to work for and represent and administration. the president that put conditions on my own humanity publicly withdrawing consent as an employee of the government saying, i don't want to participate in this anymore is actually quite power. many people inside state know that this is a horrific policy and can't believe that the united states government is engaged in such actions, but contravene american values so directly. but the leadership is not listening. think we need more courage like this from government o

g bt to transgender isn't in ukraine. it's a little different in ukraine. the people that are in power there, i should say, deal legitimately in power. you know, i think of mine um i think of 2014, you know, that was that was a legal takeover of the government. but the people in power train since 2014, they have a c treating for russia. they have a hatred for russians. and honestly, as far as i can tell by, don't even have any love for their own people. by that to a breaking news story to the police is giving a press conference on the, the, the attackers, those and then that this person has acted online and contains that there is no continuing through police, as i've said, investigations into the matter which will continue through the evening, as i said, i do not hesitate, files of victims to hesitate to all this individual know those who have died to hospital for treatment. so i cannot provide you the information in relation to then finally decide that very clearly have hot sco civils. i cite to anyone touched bodies, terrible incident this afternoon. i do

g bt to transgender is and in ukraine, it's a little different in ukraine. the people that are in power there and i, i should say, legitimately in power. you know, i think of my non, i think of 2014, you know, that was, that was a legal takeover of the government. the people who have been in power train since 2014, they have a hatred for russia. they have a hatred for russians. and honestly, as far as i can tell, they don't even have any model for their own people. right, let's take it back to one of our top stories where we're reported that'd be uranian zombies, revolution gods, cool. has sees the container, ship seeds on their parties. flag, you have a straight up for move, and that's according to the runs official news agency. the i r n a. now let's cross live to isaac, corresponding use of july joining us frontier ron you. so if it's good to have you back on, what can you tell us about the incident so far to or of course for now the r g c has not commented, but the ship seizure marks the 1st major sign of surgeon tension since israel's killing of iranian

saatchi before becoming the boss of the fa, from there to royal mail, then itv, and now chairman of btyal mail that's under scrutiny today. on his watch, hundreds of sub—postmasters were prosecuted, but, he says, he was not aware of what was happening. i think it is a matter of real regret that all of those checks and balances, the governing systems in both companies, failed. horizon is rolled out in 1999, the first prosecutions came shortly afterwards. adam crozier thenjoined royal mail in 2003. at this time it owned the post office. in 2009, problems with horizon first appeared in the press. by now, hundreds of sub—postmasters had been prosecuted. alan cook has been giving evidence. he was post office managing director from 2006—2010. when alan cook was managing director of the post office, sub—postmasters went to prison. yet he has just told the inquiry that he did not know that the company he ran was directly responsible for prosecuting them. do you think you should have known that post office was making those decisions? i think i should, yes. alan cook was shown an email in which

it’s very exciting to be here in this studio, when i grew up watching bt programs, it’s cool here, interestingry unusual, it always seemed like this was something. but it turns out everything is quite simple, the guys work, ordinary people, your equipment rooms are very interesting, i watched it all on tv, and i had no idea how large-scale it all is, that is, they really work a lot here, on tv in general, it feels different when you stand here, completely different emotions, today the tournament participants have an excursion day, in the evening they will be accommodated in a training center. the sports review will continue to air, immediately after the news from your region, a colleague is already in the studio, greetings daria, good afternoon, lyudmila, one region, one project in action, let’s evaluate the economic prospects of the programs in the central region. and the season of fountains and attractions is officially open in minsk, we will tell you in a few minutes which parks offer breathtaking new products. v our broadcast, thank you, dasha, and we will see you again at 17:00, see you,

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forte is possibly the closest bt sites have come to a truce deal in months, but the clock is ticking. if there is no deal, israel wants to push ahead with its offensive in rafah. scotland's first minister, humza yousaf, resigns, throwing the future of the scottish nationalist government into doubt. as flooding intensifies in kenya, dozens of people have been killed after a dam bursts. an unseen photograph of the prince and princess of wales is released, as the couple celebrate their 13th wedding anniversary. hello, i'm annita mcveigh, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has said he's hopeful that hamas will accept what he described as an "extraordinarily generous" gaza ceasefire offer from israel. mr blinken, who is attending talks with his regional counterparts in saudi arabia, was speaking as a delegation from hamas attended parallel ceasefire negotiations in cairo. after weeks of impasse, hamas is reported to have "no major issues" with a revised plan approved by israel. it's s

saatchi before becoming the boss of the faa, from there to royal mail, then itv, and now chairman of btnder scrutiny today. on his watch, hundreds of sub—postmasters were prosecuted, but he says he was not aware of what was happening. i think it is a matter of real regret that all of those checks and balances, the governing systems in both companies, fail. horizon was rolled out in 1999, the first prosecution came shortly after. adam crozier then joined royal mail in 2003 and at this time it owned the post office. in 2009, problems with horizon first appeared in the press. by now, hundreds of sub—postmasters had been prosecuted. alan cook had been giving evidence. he was the post office managing director from 2006—2010. when alan cook was managing director of the post office, sub—postmasters went to prison. yet he has just told the inquiry that he did not know that the company he ran was directly responsible for prosecuting them. do you think you should have known that the post office was making those decisions? i think i should, yes. janet skinner was one of the sub—postmasters wrongly

he wanted to nationalise bt . nationalise bt. >> bt. well, there you go.your views coming in. gbnews.com/your say let us know what you make of the investigation into angela rayner as tax affairs and the sale of her council house. and also let us know who do you trust when it comes defence? but on the comes to defence? but on the way, we'll be discussing an unexpected row between royal mail and the uk border force. and is over those and this is all over those counterfeit stamps. royal mail are border is to are saying border force is to blame. what do you make of it all? this is good afternoon, britain. we're on gb news. britain's news channel >> good afternoon. britain. it's 12:22 now. it's just been over six months now since the government's controversial barge. the bibby stockholm, first opened its doors to asylum seekers . seekers. >> well, as you know, since then, tensions amongst locals have been running rather high. one of the main sources of frustration amongst portlanders now is a luxury free bus service that ferries asylum seekers around, while loc

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