fenny compton. fenny? compton.place to start i really annoying the hell out of the post office. she chuckles. the moment in the itv drama where former subpostmaster alan bates picks the spot for the fightback. alan! jo hamilton is there to meet him. they'd no idea how many would come for the first meeting — but come, they did. hello, jo! hello! the realjo hamilton remembers it well. it galvanised me, certainly — made me so angry when we all told exactly the same stories, and you realised we'd all been shafted. in the beginning, we were just a little circle in the middle. but it ended up — the word spread, and more and more postmasters came. and, er, yeah, we... look where we are. it's been a long road, though. that first campaign meeting in fenny compton was in 2009. eight years later, alan bates took legal action against the post office, and his group eventually won. in 2021, the court of appeal quashed the convictions of 39 subpostmasters in a landmark ruling. the year after, the public inquiry began hearing evid

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fenny compton. fenny? compton.y annoying the hell out of the post office. she chuckles the moment in the itv drama where former subpostmaster alan bates picks the spot for the fightback. alan! jo hamilton is there to meet him. they'd no idea how many would come for the first meeting, but come, they did. hello, jo! hello! the realjo hamilton remembers it well. it galvanised me, certainly, made me so angry when we all told exactly the same stories, and you realised we'd all been shafted. in the beginning, we were just a little circle in the middle. but it ended up — the word spread, and more and more postmasters came. and, er, yeah, we... look where we are. it's been a long road, though. that first campaign meeting in fenny compton was in 2009. eight years later, alan bates took legal action against the post office, and his group eventually won. in 2021, the court of appeal quashed the convictions of 39 subpostmasters in a landmark ruling. the year after, the public inquiry began hearing evidence — starting with the

. >> i know that you grew up in compton, going on to win this title and take on this important role. share a little bit more about your journey? >> yes, of course. so growing up in compton, california, that's actually where i got introduced to the idea of pageantry. and i know that unfortunately, my city is known for a lot of negative things and does have negative connotations. so going past that and winning the miss compton title, i decided to continue when being a delegate for any pageant that i will always be the representative for compton, which i was for miss black california as well. just so that i can show young girls in my community and communities alike that this path and this platform is something that is meant for us, and we can do anything we set our mind to. >> i know that you are a really strong advocate for housing and for equal housing for all, helping to address the homeless crisis. tell us about what you're doing in regards to that issue. >> so i have a community service platform that is called sisters sheltering sisters. and it came about when i myself was going th

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and that's all eve to say on this. >> helen in compton, california. proceedings in the senate right about 2 p.m. eastern time. senate majority leader chuck schumer laying out an impeachment process that included about two hours of debate and eventually vote on republican motion and vote on dismissal it was eric schmidt republican senator of missouri who objected to process calling for full trial at that point senator chuck schumer made a point of order to say that the articles of impeachment be ruled under -- ruled unconstitutional that they didn't rise to the level of impeachment under article 2 section 4. of the united states constitution, that section of article 2 reading that the president, vice president and all civil officers at the united states shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason by bribery and other high crimes and misdemeanors. republican senators making about nine different motions to try to debate that to try to delay the trial eventually those two votes occurred on two articles of impeachment on those

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but to be then, once again, this is alma malott on cya who compton then hold on what you would say at a depth. and i'm going to go see thing in the let the let them i took up my gun to date. uh say add up. but he might come in with the disadvantages. if it's a, it's a fig. get in the mail, it may be banned sort of data studies, continue. honestly the, the g p to hold that document on the publicly look at it should be off. which of the law i'm it needs to be selected. and would you have any constitution go, potentially journalism or documentary fan making start to be talking to hummadi or your hockey issue have will highlight the best for me to do during the lives in augusta for head start the less and see this. i have more electrical words and then for the day i'm 70 and denise, yet that gets up. i'm ready. when someone put the money to get the sense and so, so on. so i just, i see the results of that but they make it up. but then i'm selling it, but the content on my finder, but it does why it didn't do nearly done. yeah. but yeah, the uh step is that number. it doesn't go much. you

the first campaign meeting in fanny compton was in 2009.action against the post office and his group eventually won. in 2021, the court of appeal quashed the convictions of 39 sub—postmasters in a landmark ruling. the year after the public enquiry began hearing evidence, starting with the victims. the next phase starts in this room tomorrow. the enquiry is slowly trying to join the dots and it is now focusing on who knew what at the top. centre stage will be former post office boss paula venables. here she is in parliament defending the horizon it system. if parliament defending the horizon it system. if there had been any _ horizon it system. if there had been any miscarriages - horizon it system. if there had been any miscarriages of - been any miscarriages of justice, it would have been really important that we really surface those, and as the investigations have gone through, so far we have had no evidence of that. of course there will be dozens of other witnesses from board members and barristers to keep politicians and government offi

fenny compton. fenny? compton.k for the post office inquiry as it resumes in london. we will bejoined by inquiry as it resumes in london. we will be joined by the post office minister answering the questions of sub—postmaster is in a special edition of bbc breakfast. in other news... a manhunt continues for the person suspected of fatally stabbing a woman in bradford, while she was pushing a baby in a pram. cheers ofjoy — after running from one end of africa to the other, the hardest geezer has finally completed his year—long epic marathon. the state pension is rising from today, but it will drag some into paying pension tax. could that be you? we take a look. witnessing history — millions of people in north america are preparing to experience a total solar eclipse. in sport, a mistake from liverpool in the most exciting title race in years as they draw with rivals manchester united, but should it have been a win at old trafford?

fenny compton this morning.ng feeling in the community. 60 postmasters reconvened there today to take stock of where they are and grill kevin hollinrake, the post office minister. well, can i first say sorry for everybody in this room and for the thousands of people around the country? right at the back, who's there? there were questions about why compensation was taking so long. we still suffer, because all these people in this room are still- suffering as victims - and are not survivors yet. kevin hollinrake agreed the government hadn't been compensating people quickly enough. he also went further. people should be prosecuted. that's my view, and i think you and other people i've spoken to, i certainly feel, people who were within the post office and possibly further afield, should go to jail. it's been a long road. the first campaign meeting was here in 2009. eight years later, alan bates took legal action against the post office and won compensation. but much of this was eaten up in legal fees. the secret 20

_ their families, back at fenny compton when the first meeting took place, _ compton when the firsthire on the _ from fenny compton in warwickshire on the train — from fenny compton in warwickshire on the train or bus to london together— on the train or bus to london together to be outside the hearing today— together to be outside the hearing today because it feels like a moment for them _ today because it feels like a moment forthem. but in today because it feels like a moment for them. but in a way, this is one week— for them. but in a way, this is one week and — for them. but in a way, this is one week and then there will be a new week— week and then there will be a new week and — week and then there will be a new week and this will go on for months. the inquiry— week and this will go on for months. the inquiry is— week and this will go on for months. the inquiry is hopeful it will finish this year. this phase is due to finish in late summer. from then, the chair has... the power to make a recommendation or make his conclusions at that stage. whether he chooses to do so is a diff

1st list you but as of now and then other instead of these really ami it has rated the rest of g compton. the west bank. tell us what's going on that yeah, the started up thursday were uh 48 hours into this operation. its main goal is to go uh, the leader of the crew above his name is the job to kind of tell them, you know, that's what they told himself. yesterday the moultrie said that they were successful to be seen. beth of the children's agency said that they were successful in killing him, of other senior members. they told him that the best thing that it could be that would kill us not clear, but it's at least why. and also mine is raisal just work on that. and now interestingly, the reports that into hispanic, the residents that i've talked to, they're saying that there is a voice message from the specific liter v. uh group. he's alive and he it's not clear for me, please, whether this was messages you or not. because these are the most, are you try to tell him, tell to start for a relative account also before now the problem is the a staging that if he can, so we got to know for

in 2009 when we went to fenny compton for the first time, _ went to fenny compton for the first time,pport— as well. so those people came to support me as well, the other postmasters when i was in my trial. life postmasters when i was in my trial. life with _ postmasters when i was in my trial. life with a _ postmasters when i was in my trial. life with a tag on was horrible. i gave _ life with a tag on was horrible. i gave birth — life with a tag on was horrible. i gave birth with a tag on. i was thinking, _ gave birth with a tag on. i was thinking, i_ gave birth with a tag on. i was thinking, i have broken my curfew, they will— thinking, i have broken my curfew, they will come and take me again! what _ they will come and take me again! what will— they will come and take me again! what will the midwife be thinking, what kind — what will the midwife be thinking, what kind of mother does she think i will be? _ what kind of mother does she think i will be? they can't put a price on that _ will be? they can't put a price on that it _ will be? they can't put a price on that it still— will

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there are a few candidates and a tori is jim and compton in the media. 1000 ivory hunter is in the art imperialist . so rhodes, respect, just on the as a student, it's something to bring. who starts you down? because i'm going to meet the light cooks rhodes beside africa's land to his p. then i came across a less well known french army officer called cold too late. he's mentioned in 1899, in the very magazine, with a fictional code supposed to pay it. conrad wrote that oh you went into the making of cuts. he was the ultimate amount of culture. but he was also an outside. so it was due late. and so for that much, am i the, for the beds, everything, everything the animals want drains the water. the wells of stuffed with quotes is the fact that we go degrees to the sides, become more frequent and more horrible. it's clear this man full a has lost his way. he is leading a mission that is a little onto itself. the lamp session is beginning to keep me awake at night too. i used captain polls the day. you said you 2 years old soldier of the 1899 from humble beginnings, headings at the top. ju

is a good reason to remind us that where we stand right now is only steps away from the riot at compton's cafeteria, which was a turning point for lgbtq plus activism. this building and this district have always been welcoming for the most marginalized people of the city and tndc is a part that. as a transwoman, i'm proud to be here now with katie and all the other tndc staff that are with us today who have the great responsibility to take care of this building and to take care of the residents of the ambassador hotel. i like to thank today's guest speakers, the residents of the ambassador hotel and all community leaders who made this day possible and celebrated with us. i invite you to make the way to the pavilion. in the pavilion you will see a mini-art gallery features images of residents of the ambassador hotel provide pd by documentary photography darcie padilla who spent time in this building between 1992 and 1996. finally, if you wish to take a tour of one of the units, go talk to one of our staff at the tndc table and they can help you with that. thank you again for your support o

took destiny muhammad and her family from the bay area to the gritty southern california city of comptone one day, in the most unlikely of places, she got a glimpse of her future. destiny: so i go to the den and there is the episode of "i love lucy" on television with harpo marx. harper was doing this beautiful rendition of "take me out to the ball game," and i was like, "that's what i wanna do when i grow up." joe: but life had other plans for muhammad. destiny: so we're living in the projects and i'm looking at our life and i'm like, "if--i don't know what's gonna happen to my folks if i leave." so my mother talks me into becoming a barber. so i go to school--i know. joe: in pursuit of the practical, muhammad spent the next 14 years cutting and styling men's hair, eventually opening her own barber shop at the age of 21. destiny: there was this little part of me said, "i said i was gonna do something else, but what was it?" joe: and then that little thing called fate stepped in to pull some strings and remind her. destiny: i'm still cutting hair, thinking it's gonna be that. and i start

she was interviewed by abc news white house correspondent ann compton. here's a preview. you know we struggled a little with it with the title and i would ask people, what should i title th this biography of barbara walters and people suggested things like million dollar or baba wawa. i mean, these were actually slings, arrows that she endured. and it was interesting that that's what came to mind. i was some people when i when i talked about a biography of barbara walters, but it was my it was my editor at simon schuster, priscilla peyton, who said, she really strikes me as a rule and rule breaker seemed to be exactly right, because barbara walters broke every rule around. and, you know, she didn't just break rules. she ignored them. she pretended she couldn't see them. so the idea that a a woman couldn't do serious interviews, she just ignored and went ahead and scheduled a series interviews. the idea that a woman can be paid as much as a man, well, she certainly blew that idea up. the idea later in life that a woman could age on tv, you know, she was 67 when she embarke

handcuffed. mindful did get beaten sexually assaulted the pointed the gun and the body to my husband's compton. i fainted 2 times without any music of the treatment spitting. got to me, seeing many of them at bad things to me, they were seated plating, torturing me for 10 hours. continuously, and you thought you were going to die. i. i said good bye to everything. you know, i told that it's my last moment. and recently we've been hearing from the united states from some european countries that they are gonna impart visa restrictions on the settlers. he was convicted of turning out a tax. what did you think when you had this? i can see that it's a kind of a public opinion. the fiction, the citizen i've taken both hands on already for now is always to bank the dead. but i think it's because by so it does that include, what are the, and many american citizens here that many american citizens they live here illegally. inside paper on a surface, bishop take them to american costs and to treat them as worth criminals. to be very honest, they should be brought to that. i see nobody was accountable fo

she is interviewed by former abc news white house correspondent al compton.ords is a weekly interview program with relevant progress towards interviewing top nonfiction authors about the latest work. >> season, barbara walters was known as a history maker, and groundbreaking. but where a will break? >> we struggle with the title. i would ask people, what should i write? people suggested things like "million dollar baby." these are actually slings and arrows that she endures. it was interesting. that's what came to mind of some people when i can't biography of barbara walters. but it was a matter strikes me as a rule breaker." and rule breaker seems to be exactly right because barbara walters broke

. >> brian compton also looking forward to some more obvious esthetic improvements in store for the library. new lighting, flooring and ceilings. he just like to see one more area get a little tlc. >> the restrooms aren't horrible conditions. >> well, the work is underway. patrons will have to head to other branches. >> it's going to be hard. my son likes to come here all the time. it's peaceful, relaxing, you know, it's a very good resource for those who are doing studies and doing work projects. >> the library is fun to look at, new books and things that i haven't seen before. >> among the many reasons this library will be sorely missed over the next few months, but perhaps we all just need to look at the project the way panama is . >> sometimes it helps just to close things out for a little bit, just to like help it grow and make it better than it was before. >> yeah, wise young lady there. the library planning to fund the project through a variety of sources, including a $4.2 million grant from the state. if all goes well, again, the library should be back open by sometime in november.

than a 1000000 people homes and is ready to strike, kills full people in the side on the rest of g compton. central garza, dozens of people are dead in thousands of houses are washed away by slugs in kenya . rain is expected the, the student protests, the full thing, palestinians that began at columbia university in new york have spread across the us into europe. and beyond that, demanding the schools divest from israel, the wrong growing efforts by university officials and police to clear the demonstrations. don't 100 now results from new york another day. another group of pro palestinian students occupying yet another american university, demanding a ceasefire in gaza. end of free palestine. this in cam and it city, university of new york was and it's the 2nd day on friday, a public institution joining a movement that started at elite private institutions. it is spread from campus to campus coast to coast from columbia university to the university of southern california, which is canceled its graduation ceremony over the protest. the occupations are rejected by university leaders and rev

to be under control of them both create muscle and destruct. totaled it up for you the the vessels compton who remained in captivity for the longest period of time in the history of some of the piracy 133 days someone is live good and at any moment and you crying, they've been concealing the stains. involvement in the scale of smuggling, the whole time below weiss can measure weighing them was to switch you so much. are you with that? yeah, thank you my extra effort to have them up. i try to because i was referring to the rest of the of the when you're just in your board, if you see that i send you the new brand. got the, the pin spring usually come on, but it's a pull the compulsion below for now. plus those isn't use on this, please. can you see what he saw on the line? you able to see lisa a lot full voice the it remains a mystery. who paint define is when some but as soon as the ship was reported seized, ukrainian, president victor using him self to control and gave direct orders to law and forces . very difficult to express our feelings because their mortgage is so hard to hard for fo

a series of strategic objectives both at home and abroad. police have rated the largest school to compton from just a 100 days ahead of the power of sending picks, 450 migrant swear. evicted from the abandoned warehouse and a southern some of the capitol. it's believe most well documented and will be moved to come south side iris us as reinstated or the sanctions against venezuela's government arguing it is not meant conditions to alpha inactions or the us. so companies chevron will be allowed to continue a joint venture with the state oil company. i'll just say it was not in america edits and it's in human ripples decision to reimpose oil sanctions against venezuela was the likely us response to president nick last summer. google's decision to ben his most competitive opponents from renting and july's presidential elections. my brutal and his representatives prevented the democratic opposition from registering the candidate of their choice. harris and intimidated political opponents and, and justly detained. numerous political actors and members of civil society says the us state departm

the other can was one of them both great muscle destruct totaled could offer you the the vessels compton who remained in captivity for the longest period of time in the history of some of the piracy $133.00 days. so when his life could end at any moment, and ukraine and being concealing the stains, involvement in the scale smuggling, the whole time below him, willow waistcoat motion, way in the bars. look up to a switch. you so much. are you with that? yeah, i'd like to bring you my extra effort to have the pleasure because i was referring to the rest of the of the when you're just in your body, you see that i as indigo. you that you put in your book. got the defense opinions like come on bridge. it's a pull. the compulsion blow up on. yeah. plus those is a nice conversation. converse, can you see what he saw on the line? yeah, but it's in this a lot full voice. the it remains a mystery. who paid the fine is when some but as soon as the ship was reported seized, ukrainian, president victor use in code itself to control and gave direct orders to land forces. very difficult to express our

let's see what falls to sleep by foot from nicer hospice. clayton county district compton. rafa the loud buzzing you had throughout her story is because of his really drones flying. i've had all the the, the federal should um, is it a job so i well well then i can see the submit the job on the i would like to walk. you says as the international court of justice in the hague, to old, in germany, to stop supplying his role with weapons immediately. germany is the 2nd largest islands explored to the as round off to the united states. we come back to august, the gemini is complicit to what the i c. j has already ruled as a plausible case for genocide taking place in gaza. so advice and ripple, so from the hague for 2 hours, nicaragua laid out its gaze against germany. please be sea food. these are things open accusing it of facilitating genocide a to use on from the hollow cost. germany emphasizes that his assistant to his right. oh you said i told him the time because of that he started with treating other jewish people. did not seem to regina that isn't understandable and wrote about polic

red crescent reports that at least 14 people have been killed in his way the rate on the rescue g. compton. the news of the occupied westbank among them was a power of magic who was sold on trying to assist the wounded. the id i supposedly use drones and on the vehicles to clear the account. here's what locals said about the situation. so, this is the 1st time in our history that we've seen such destruction, such devastation, such criminality. we've never seen or heard of anything like this rolling heard of gaza. and this is the 2nd garza this has become causing. number 2, it was triple destruction of homes and people have a sub i love to, but we haven't had electricity walters since the campus stormed. the electricity has been cut off. we have children, they need to move, they need to eat. we have run out of the bread and milk. i read this on 5 of my children live in these house, and each of them has a floor the on the demo, this them old. i was visited my son's house and, and all day, every other camp on thursday nights when these happened. and people told me it has been demolished. and

university, for instance, they me that for us, still head here on the, i'll just say we visit a makes have compton. can you what more than a 190000 people have been falls from the homes by floods? the prisons king charles showed us his experience of cancer with other patience as he returns to public teachings. the in depth analysis of the days headlines, the failure to free the captive still being held by him. i asked how difficult a moment is this for the prime minister netanyahu is trying to stay in differently as 5 minutes to the know the to stay possibly out of j. frank assessments. how to relations decline between the media and the united states of america. the crux of the matter is, is choice of ministry partners, and specifically russia inside story on al jazeera, forgotten victims of the clean energy transition populations are facing starvation and hung because of climate change. exploited in the quest for congress is co bumped. who owns the mind? how would they explain, and how would they govern the usa of electric, s, u, v. as for all the rest on the back of extraction, from the minds of

on a residential building stairs are also targeted in unrest. school located in the isle, shante compton, northern gauze, at least for palestinians were killed. their children are among the dead to, i'll just here was honey. my mood has moving out from rough to the major explosions . took ways one, the or the rough idea of him border that was mainly in an empty land, very near the border. no casual reported, but the other attacks to further the eastern part of robust city where an empty land also was targeted. administered reports confirmed that there were no casualties, but within half an hour people reach out to arrive to the area and they found out, in fact, there were displays families inside that land. when it was targeted, 7 people were removed from the targeted sites and were transferred and the judge hospital additional numbers was a 3. and then at a later and later our 4 more people were found at the side of the of the targeted place. 7 people are right now and the jar hospital and dozen others of a critical injuries arriving to the hospital and with a hospital like and the job

for weeks is at least 6 people have been killed and is really a tax on the side of the dress you g compton, central, gaza engine, palestinians, among them, journalists were carried to the hospital for treatment. and the whole day as mol, from the site were currently in the so you got in and out of the hospital, all of the injuries and the killings are coming here from the say it off after that is really forces southern to be involved in the area the situation in which account is very dangerous, where people are not being even able to get back to wait or to leave their houses. they're saying that there are clubs, carpenters everywhere. they're targeting every single person who's leaving his house or walking in the threes. um, the situation is little bit dangerous because also during this have been targeted during this will have been trying to cover what's going on in the say, right, refuge account where it targeted. and one of the journalists have been severely injured, where his leg was amputated when he was injured. now were a couple of meters away from, i'm gonna say, right, if did you c

crescent, were posted at least 40, and people have been killed and is waiting wait on the rest of the g compton and no for the occupied west fund. among them was a power of magic who was short for trying to help the wounded. it's reported that idea used drones on the, on the vehicles to clear the account. medical crews are working to evacuate casualties from the sides, but it's reported that the ideas denied access to them is what locals. it says about the situation. the, this is the 1st time in our history though we've seen such destruction, such devastation, such criminality. we've never seen or heard of anything like this. we've only heard of gaza, and this is the 2nd goal. so this has become gods and number 2 was triple destruction of homes and people. that's course lots of alpha stock now, it's kind of fun. read, present societies, folks posted many thanks for joining us on the program. it's very good to see you today. i'd like to ask you what the, the was a reason given for this idea of rate, which again cause multiple casualties. a good evening. thanks for having me for 3 days starting,

fenny compton this morning.ers reconvened there today to take stock of where they are and grill kevin hollinrake, the post office minister. well, can i first say sorry for everything in this room for everybody in this room and for the thousands of people around the country? right at the back, who's there? there were questions about why compensation was taking so long. we still suffer, because all these people in this room are still- suffering as victims - and are not survivors yet. kevin hollinrake agreed the government hadn't been compensating people quickly enough. he also went further. people should be prosecuted. that's my view, and i think you and other people i've spoken to, i certainly feel, people who were within the post office and possibly further afield, should go to jail. it's been a long road. the first campaign meeting was here in 2009. eight years later, alan bates took legal action against the post office and won compensation. but much of this was eaten up in legal fees. the secret 2017 bramble r

in fenny compton, where the fightback began, victims told breakfast and the post office minister theirl farfrom won. the life is slipping away. i've spent now 37 years in the post office, so it feels like the life has been wasted. it feels like being stabbed in the back for serving the very people, for the very nation on behalf of the government. everybody's going to get through it. and the fact that when i was in hospital, the post office sent their own personal doctors to see if i was actually ill, that's what really hurt the most. the journey for all of us has been so painful that we feel— it every day, you know? and we still have to give each other support because it's not over. - it's still ongoing i and it's still tough. you know, it's hard - to get up every morning and keep battling along. from the minister, an apology. well, can i first say sorry — for everything — everybody in this room and for the thousands of people around the country? decent lives wrecked through this. and a clear statement of how he wants the scandal to end. people should be prosecuted. that's my view. and

they all need talk to the homes and the in the say that compton central garza, and also in rough or at least 34388 kind of students have been killed since the war began to start for a short break here. now just say that when we come back, investigations begins into an explosion of the military base in cambodia. the killed 20. so this morning the in depth analysis of the days headlines, the failure to free the captive still being held by him. i asked how difficult a moment is this for prime minister netanyahu is trying to stay in differently as 5 minutes to the know the to stay possibly out of j. frank assessments. how, how's the relations decline between the media and the united states of america? the crux of the matter is, is choice of ministry partners and specifically russia inside story on al jazeera. for countless refugees, english channel is more than a body of water. it's the final spring of desperate journey. a remarkable 1st time the account of a young tracy onto the same is brother's life, as he's sofas li, so to provide for his family. this the vote scare us with this on the

they only talk to the homes. indeed minnesota compton, central gaza. and in the rough or at least 34388 palestinians have been killed since the war began. time for a short break here. and i'll just say about when we come back, ukraine and russia targeted each other's energy facilities. rockets and drug strikes more in that same pod came in to be used as the oil see suffered casualties. we have not suffered to scientology use. thank goodness we did have injuries from a missile strike on a guest house, thought provoking on to who they to say no double standards to all of us. any anyone in particular, i said to facing realities. government seems here to whittle down democracy. if this is troubling for you, it's very, very painful. here. the story on talk to how does era, why have american evangelicals become, his real strongest background? is us president joe find the right to stand with this real with no red line? as long as us support continues, is there anything that can stop is real, solve on concept, from going on in? definitely a quizzical look at u

rescue. survive is buried under the rubble itself to a residential building was hits and the site of compton central garza is right. yeah. right. also intensified over night 2 homes from the drop off and southern golf and thought a couple i assume joins us live from drop off now in garza so thought yeah. how's it going with those emergency rescue missions of a reached everyone trapped down to the rubble. well till now imagine she was in fact some we are working on an hourly basis tirelessly in order to search among the jet praise of the destroyed houses for survivors or any signs of life under these files of brussels. and set to lead was really a very hot mission for them. they managed to recover some of the injury and they have to transfer them to unlocks the hospital and the malaria to receive medical treatment. but at the same time, the latest bar, roger is rarely attacks from the gaza strip. what we're really deadly as 15 palestinians have to report of kills in both areas in a row far. and also in the most iraq to refer you to come up to 2 houses, was completely destroyed, including 8 ch

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. >> brian compton also looking forward to some more obvious esthetic improvements in store for the libraryghting, flooring and ceilings. he just like to see one more area get a little tlc. >> the restrooms aren't horrible conditions. >> well, the work is underway. patrons will have to head to other branches. >> it's going to be hard. >> my son likes to come here all the time. it's peaceful, relaxing, you know? it's a very good resource for those who are doing studies and doing work projects. >> the library is fun to look at, new books and things that i haven't seen before. >> among the many reasons this library will be sorely missed over the next few months, but perhaps we all just need to look at the project the way panama is . >> sometimes it helps just to close things out for a little bit, just to like help it grow and make it better than it was before. >> yeah, a wise young girl there, the library planning to fund the project through a variety of sources, including a $4.2 million grant from the state. if all goes well again, the library should be back open by sometime in november. in t

fenny compton this morning.postmasters reconvened there today to take stock of where they are and grill kevin hollinrake, the post office minister. well, can i first say sorry for everybody in this room and for the thousands of people around the country? right at the back, who's there? there were questions about why compensation was taking so long. we still suffer, because all these people in this room are still- suffering as victims - and are not survivors yet. kevin hollinrake agreed the government hadn't been compensating people quickly enough. he also went further. people should be prosecuted. that's my view, and i think you and other people i've spoken to, i certainly feel, people who were within the post office and possibly further afield, should go to jail. it's been a long road. the first campaign meeting was here in 2009. eight years later, alan bates took legal action against the post office and won compensation. but much of this was eaten up in legal fees. the secret 2017 bramble report uncovered by t