claire williams and sally smart, thank _ checking.k you forjoining - checking. claire williams and sally smart, thank you forjoining us - checking. claire williams and sally| smart, thank you forjoining us and telling us your experience, sally, was a great idea thank you for joining us from wales both of you. you are with bbc news. a coroner has ruled that a 13—year—old boy died after being deliberately pushed into a river in south wales in july 2019. the coroner said christopher kapessa had been pushed into the water in fernhill in what he called a �*dangerous prank�*. other children, including the boy found to have pushed him, thenjumped into the river to try to save him. hywel griffith was at the court. christopher's mother today described him as a boy who was "cheeky, full of laughter, who broughtjoy to other people's lives". he would have turned 18 earlier this month, but his death four and a half years ago left the family in anguish and feeling like they've been failed now. it was in the summer of 2019 when christopher and some

claire sutherland wrote to us in praise of the programme, but elizabeth williams thought it was given too much time. bbc breakfast editor richard frediani told us, it wasn't just breakfast that covered the post office scandal extensively this week. that was true of most bbc outlets, and indeed the media in general. but why did it take a tv drama to bring the issue to such prominence? even one as powerful as this. tthey say money somehow gone missing from this branch, which it hasn't, and i have to pay it back, which i won't. so i say, "prove it. "prove that i'm wrong and you're right. show me the figures". but they can't or won't do that. so now they want to close me down to shut me up because they don't want everyone knowing what i know. which is? that the fancy new computer system that they've spent an arm and a leg on is faulty. chris williams emailed us to say, "it has taken an itv drama and an anonymous viewer had the same concern. well, ifjournalism has been found wanting here, and we'll be exploring that question in a moment, there have certainly been some honourable exceptions