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it involves the scottish criminal cases review commission considering cases in the first instance priorreferring appropriate cases to the court of appeal. this is an important process because not every case involving horizon evidence will be a miscarriage ofjustice and each case must be considered carefully and with regard to the law. it is also important to recognise the important and established constitutional rule of our appeal court in scotland and the due process must be followed. scottish prosecutors have taken appropriate steps to expedite those appeals where possible and this has included obtaining a court order against the post office in order to recover essential documentation relevant to the appeals. presiding officer, before i i want to say this... i am very deeply troubled by what has occurred. and i remain acutely concerned that the crown office was repeatedly misled by the post office. assurances which were just not true were repeatedly given. to those wrongfully convicted i understand your anger and i apologise for the way that you have been failed by trusted institution

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particular case lay unnoticed until recently, and it was only thanks to the investigation by the criminal cases reviewion that the details were found and referred back to the judges here. what happened in 1977 was that these two men were prosecuted and convicted, accused of stealing or rather plotting to steal tens of thousands of pounds worth of mail order parcels from a railway depot where they worked. they protested their innocence, but they were convicted. three years later, the officer at the heart of the case was convicted of the same offence. it was only after his conviction that the allegations against him started to emerge. it was only after his conviction that other allegations against him started to emerge. but this case was actually missed during a review of what he'd been up to. that is why today, lawyers for the men say there has to be a new law so that any officer in the future who is convicted of corruption and jailed, that conviction leads to an automatic review of that officer's case file to look for potential miscarriages ofjustice. really today has been a bittersweet moment for the

mr malkinson's conviction wasn't overturned until a decade later and his lawyers say the criminal cases review he could have been exonerated earlier. police have shot a dog dead after reports of it attacking a man in hamilton in scotland. officers were called to the tinto view area of the town on tuesday to deal with the "dangerously out—of—control" animal. the man was taken to hospital with "serious injuries" following the incident, which involved a "large bulldog—type dog". almost 10 million people in england now can't access free earwax removal services on the nhs. the hearing loss charity rnid warned that some people are resorting to "dangerous self—removal methods" if they can't afford to go private. the government says patients can still be referred by their gp if the problem is linked to hearing loss. you're live with bbc news. more on the plane that has crashed close to the border with ukraine. russia's defence ministry says there were 65 ukrainian wrestlers of war on board on their way to a prisoner exchange along with six crew members and three others. according to the government, al

far quicker than allowing individual claims to go the normal route, as it were, to go to the criminal cases reviewd then set individual cases to the court of appeal. this will be quick, but it will be a lot quicker than the alternative, and it is worth taking alternative, and it is worth taking a step back, as it were, and restating just how unprecedented, how extraordinary this is for a government bill to overturn hundreds of criminal convictions reached in the courts, which, as we say, are independent from parliament. thank ou ve independent from parliament. thank you very much _ independent from parliament. thank you very much for — independent from parliament. thank you very much forjoining _ independent from parliament. thank you very much forjoining us. - chris head is a former sub postmaster. he was one of hundreds of people across the uk wrongly accused of theft and fraud. he gave us his reaction to rishi sunak announcing this new law. it is fabulous news for those people. we couldn't continue down the processes we are using, because the processes we are using, because the justice minister

of the prosecutions in scotland in 2020, the scottish criminal cases review commission identified 73physical and mental health and, sometimes, theirfamily, and who are still paying the debts to either banks, or hmrc or other family members. tonight, we'rejoined by two former subpostmasters who were not prosecuted, but whose lives were devastated. louise dar ran a post office in lenzie, near glasgow, and peter worsfold ran one in inverness. they are both still in debt. when peter was given just a few hours to pay the post office the money they were demanding from him, he turned to his motherfor help. earlier today, newsnight spoke to her. he said, "they're coming in and they're taking the post office away," because, he said, "i'm worried that they'll take my children away." so i said, "no, they won't, peter, because i'll come up there, if necessary." "it's very hard, mum," he said, "they could put me in prison." they'd accused his eldest daughter. because she was 17 then, i think, and she worked for him in the post office sometimes. it was just... it was just horrible. he's just had a

his lawyers say the criminal case's review commission report means you could have been exonerated earlierse have shot dead a dog after reports it attacked a man in hamilton in scotland. when were called on tuesday to do with the dangerously out of control animal. the men suffered serious injuries in the incident, which involved a large bulldog-type dog. almost 10 million people in england can no longer access free earwax removal on the nhs. a hearing-loss charity reported that some people are resorting to dangerous self removal methods. the government says patients can still be referred by their gp if they suffer hearing loss. you are live with bbc news. donald trump has followed his win in iowa with an equally convincing win in new hampshire, not quite as big as polls predicted. he finished 11 points clear of nikki haley, but he took an overwhelming slice of the republican base. 2-2, and the consensus within the party is that the primary is over and it is time for the general election to begin. there is just one problem, haley used her concession speech last night to insist the race is f

miscarriage of justice to appeal a conviction by virtue of an application to the scottish criminal cases review findings in the english group litigation headed by alan bates which were later endorsed in 2021 by the english court of appeal when quashing 39 convictions of those it had held had suffered a miscarriage ofjustice or —— are significant, because it confirmed beyond doubt the extent of

his lawyers say the criminal cases review commission report means he could have been exonerated earlieress free earwax removal services on the nhs. the hearing loss charity rnid warned that some people are resorting to "dangerous self—removal methods" because they can't afford to go private. the government says patients can still be referred by their gp if the problem is linked to hearing loss. you're live with bbc news. uk prime minister rishi sunak has sought to bat away suggestions he �*doesn't get�* britain. at prime minister's questions, the labour leader, sir keir starmer asked whether mr sunak was surprised one of his own mps said he wasn't listening to what people want. in a newspaper article, the former levelling up secretary, sir simon clarke, accused the prime minister of not �*getting' the country and called for him to be replaced. iain watson is in westminster and we are getting a sense of the battle lines being drawn, and there is a lot of tit—for—tat. lines being drawn, and there is a lot of tit-for-tat._ lines being drawn, and there is a lot of tit-for-tat. there seems t

his conviction wasn't overturned until a decade later and his lawyers say the criminal cases review commissionhave shot a dog dead after reports of it attacking a man in hamilton in scotland. officers were called to the tinto view area of the town on tuesday to deal with the "dangerously out—of—control" animal. the man was taken to hospital with "serious injuries" following the incident, which involved a "large bulldog—type dog". almost 10 million people in england now can't access free earwax removal services on the nhs. the hearing loss charity rnid warned that some people are resorting to "dangerous self—removal methods" if they can't afford to go private. the government says patients can still be referred by their gp if the problem is linked to hearing loss. more on those stories on the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. let's return to one of the stories we are following closely, a plane has crashed close to the border between russia and ukraine. both sides claim the other is responsible. we understand prisoners of war were on board the plane, now russian say ukraine shut it dow

his conviction wasn't overturned until a decade later, and his lawyers say the criminal cases reviewave shot a dog dead after reports of it attacking a man in hamilton, in scotland. officers were called to the tinto view area of the town on tuesday to deal with the "dangerously out—of—control" animal. the man was taken to hospital with "serious injuries" following the incident, which involved a "large bulldog—type dog". almost ten million people in england now can't access free earwax removal services on the nhs. the hearing—loss charity rnid warned that some people are resorting to "dangerous self—removal methods" if they can't afford to go private. the government says patients can still be referred by their gp if the problem is linked to hearing loss. you are live with bbc news. let's turn to northern ireland — where the democratic unionist party leader, sirjeffrey donaldson, said he has faced threats for engaging with the uk government as part of efforts to restore power—sharing in the northern irish assembly. the stormont executive have not met in 23 months, and negotiations are

his conviction wasn't overturned until a decade later and his lawyers say the criminal cases review commissionice have shot a dog dead after reports of it attacking a man in hamilton in scotland. officers were called to the tinto view area of the town on tuesday to deal with the "dangerously out—of—control" animal. the man was taken to hospital with "serious injuries" following the incident, which involved a "large bulldog—type dog". you're live with bbc news . rishi sunak has moved to bat away suggestions he �*doesn't get�* britain. at prime minister's questions, the labour leader, sir keir starmer asked whether mr sunak was surprised one of his own mps said he wasn't listening to what people want. in a newspaper article, the former levelling up secretary, sir simon clarke, accused the prime minister of not getting the country and called for him to be replaced. here's our political correspondent, iain watson. rishi sunak leaving downing street today. at rishi sunak leaving downing street toda . �* ., , today. a former cabinet minister wants him _ today. a former cabinet minister wants him to

his conviction wasn't overturned until a decade later and his lawyers say the criminal cases review commissioncking a man in hamilton in scotland. officers were called to the tinto view area of the town on tuesday to deal with the "dangerously out of control" animal. the man was taken to hospital with "serious injuries" following the incident, which involved a "large bulldog—type dog". almost ten million people in england now can't access free earwax removal services on the nhs. the hearing—loss charity rnid warned that some people are resorting to "dangerous self—removal methods" if they can't afford to go private. the government says patients can still be referred by their gp if the problem is linked to hearing loss. your live with bbc news. you might picture the amazon as lush and green. but a new study says that climate change is making drought much more likely in the rainforest. the amazon is the largest land—based carbon sink on earth, meaning it's able to absorb carbon emissions and help clean the air, but it faces a very uncertain future because of increased deforestation. it's often c

his conviction wasn't overturned until a decade later and his lawyers say the criminal cases review commissionorts of it attacking a man in hamilton in scotland. officers were called to the tinto view area of the town on tuesday to deal with the "dangerously out—of—control" animal. the man was taken to hospital with "serious injuries" following the incident, which involved a "large bulldog—type dog". almost ten million people in england now can't access free earwax removal services on the nhs. the hearing loss charity rnid warned that some people are resorting to "dangerous self—removal methods" if they can't afford to go private. the government says patients can still be referred by their gp if the problem is linked to hearing loss. you're live with bbc news. donald trump has followed his win in iowa, with an equally convicing win in new hampshire. not quite as big as polls had predicted, he finished 11 points clear of nikki haley, but he took an overwhelming slice of the republican base. so, two out of two and the consensus within the party is that the primary is over and it is time for the

process and he said that each case ought to be considered on its own merits and be sent to the criminal cases review leave people dissatisfied that they have not really been fully exonerated, so there's a difference of opinion amongst former attorney general is anjustice secretary is about what the way forward is in this case, whether it is the option of looking at that and passing a parliamentary act to declare the horizon scandal convictions be quashed, but a lot of people say it would be an unprecedented meddling in the work ofjudges and could pave the way for politicians to do that again, so there is some concern over going down that route. the other option would be a mass appeal with the idea that the court of appeal judges look at it and say there is no longer any belief that these convictions should stand. again, there is a precedent for that. 39 post office cases were overturned in one go back in 2021, but the other issueisit one go back in 2021, but the other issue is it would not be quick. it would take a while to resolve and of course these cases have been going on since the 1990s when th

his conviction wasn't overturned until a decade later and his lawyers say the criminal cases review commission now can't access free earwax removal services on the nhs. the hearing loss charity rnid warned that some people are resorting to "dangerous self—removal methods" if they can't afford to go private. the government says patients can still be referred by their gp if the problem is linked to hearing loss. you're live with bbc news the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has called an emergency session at the security council tomorrow, to discuss events surrounding the downing of a russian transport plane, near the city of belgorod. the russian account is that ukraine brought down the plane deliberately — and on board were 65 ukrainian pows who were due to be exchanged at the border later today. the ukrainians are less sure about who or what exactly was on board. but they seemed to admit earlier that they might have shot it down "it was up to russia to ensure the safety of our defenders under the agreements that had been reached," said a spokesman. "ukraine had not been informed of the

investigators gave a legal assessment to his actions and initiated a criminal case. the review will continue. after this, the victim found a company on the internet that promised to legally return all the money stolen by the false broker. the menchanin was contacted via messenger and informed that it was necessary to pay for refund services. the man believed and transferred another $16,000 to the usa. soon the minsk resident realized that he had twice become a victim of scammers. a criminal case has been initiated for fraud committed on an especially large scale. we remind you, do not believe the promises of quick and easy money on the internet, conduct correspondence and make transactions only. on official platforms. two drunk friends rented a car share and caused a massive accident. one of them died. investigators told shocking details of an accident in october 2022 in minsk. as it was it was established that the volkswagen driver did not have a driver's license, was drunk and was driving at a speed of over 140 km/h, exceeding the permissible speed by more than 100 km. during

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we're joined now by professor graham zellick, former chair of the criminal cases review commission.member of the criminal cases review. you are outlining what the government can do next. just recap what you were saying. the two proposals are emergency legislation or use the normal machinery. the justice legislation or use the normal machinery. thejustice secretary said in the house of commons that they would only pursue the unprecedented course of legislation if all other possibilities had been exhausted. they haven't been. we are one of the few countries in the world that has standing machinery to correct miscarriages ofjustice. i am very proud of that. it is one of the features of our criminaljustice system that is quite outstanding. that machinery exists. criminal cases review commission, they can solve this problem in a way that delivers realjustice to these individuals and in a way that

a criminal case has been opened. the review will continue.

in the end, did you do that via the criminal cases review commission? >> yes. it took a long time. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> they waited for justice fraser, what was your experience of the criminal cases review commission process ? well, if i'm commission process? well, if i'm honest, i applied and i didn't hear anything for years. literally years. and every now and again, you'd get a three month letter saying we're still looking at it, we're still looking at it, we're still looking at it, we're still looking at it. and then it became apparent that they were waiting for the, the, the high court litigation before they'd make up their minds over anything became apparent. >> did they tell you that or did you work that out yourself? >> we work that out. yeah we did. we did hear on the grapevine they they grapevine there. they they wouldn't anything as was wouldn't do anything as it was so to the litigation sort. so close to the litigation sort. you know, the judgement coming out. they do anything you know, the judgement coming out. 'itey do anything you know, the judgeme

did you do that via the criminal cases review commission? yes, eventually.time. ~ . , . ., time. what was your experience of the process? _ time. what was your experience of the process? well, _ time. what was your experience of the process? well, if— time. what was your experience of the process? well, if i _ time. what was your experience of the process? well, ifi am - time. what was your experience of the process? well, ifi am honest, j time. what was your experience of| the process? well, ifi am honest, i a- lied the process? well, ifi am honest, i applied and — the process? well, ifi am honest, i applied and l— the process? well, ifi am honest, i applied and i did — the process? well, ifi am honest, i applied and i did not _ the process? well, ifi am honest, i applied and i did not hear _ the process? well, ifi am honest, i applied and i did not hear anything l applied and i did not hear anything for years. — applied and i did not hear anything for years, literally years, and every— for years, literally years, and every now _ for years, literally years,

the normal way you will return a criminal conviction is that it is the criminal cases review commissional, where they all can go in one go. there are different options, the government has talked up this option of a bill, a new law that would quash them all in one go. we don't know what that is confirmed, we haven't had confirmation about that, but government ministers are talking up that option, saying they're actively considering it. that might come as soon as today. ii considering it. that might come as soon as today-— soon as today. if they do get all clear, soon as today. if they do get all clear. there _ soon as today. if they do get all clear, there is _ soon as today. if they do get all clear, there is still _ soon as today. if they do get all clear, there is still the - soon as today. if they do get all clear, there is still the massive| clear, there is still the massive issue of compensation, isn't athere is, but in issue of compensation, isn't athere is. but in many _ issue of compensation, isn't athere is, but in many ways _ issue of compensation, isn't athere is, but in many

and they are urging now the criminal cases review commission, which refers cases to the court of appealisd get even bigger. it's already widely regarded as one of the miscarriages of of the biggest miscarriages of justice that could get even bigger. um, and they're saying that, uh, postmasters . who that, uh, postmasters. who played a chief role in this are now hoping that there will be criminal prosecutions. the scale of this could be really massive . of this could be really massive. i mean, this this would be a big victory i i think mean, victory, i think i think i mean, there were we've seen in the itv drama , there were 555 people who drama, there were 555 people who banded together for the for the legal action a few years ago, but i think this could run into thousands. >> i mean, i went into a post office this afternoon here in the north of england, where i'm staying and staying at the moment, and i thought chat with, staying at the moment, and i thotknow, chat with, staying at the moment, and i thotknow, i'd chat with, staying at the moment, and i thotknow, i'd come:hat with, stayin

investigators gave a legal assessment to his actions and initiated a criminal case. will continue to publish a reviewinal and emergency incidents, prepared by yuri shevchuk. menchanin was deceived twice on the internet, as a result, minus $26,000. as the man himself said, he decided to make money on investing in cryptocurrency. to do this , he found an advertisement online and contacted a broker, following the advice of the curator. menchanin lost $10,000, but the scammers didn’t stop there. we need it for conversion, for privalization. after this, the victim found a company on the internet that promised to legally return all the money stolen by the false broker. the residents of smenya contacted us via messenger and informed us that it was necessary to pre -pay for the refund services. the man believed and transferred another 16,000 us dollars. soon the menchan resident realized that he had twice become a victim of swindlers. a criminal case has been initiated on the basis of fraud committed on an especially large scale. we remind you, do not believe the promises of quick and easy money on the inter

investigators have opened a criminal case, and the police are checking the involvement of the defendants in drug distribution. the reviewcriminal and emergency incidents will continue to be published. hot on the heels of robbery in a minsk resident was detained at the temple. a robber with a knife stole money. his most frequent phrases were that he would kill everyone and everyone would die here. the police received information that there was a church in the refectory. an unknown person broke into litskaya street. all nearby police units were immediately dispatched to search for him. security officers detained a man at a bus stop near the scene of the incident. the defendant turned out to be a twenty-nine-year-old resident of the capital, previously convicted of theft. during the investigation, it was established that this citizen, being in a state of alcoholic kicking, entered the refectory and, under threat of using a knife, stole funds belonging to the temple. a legal assessment has been given of this fact and a criminal case has been initiated. style from prison threatens a mensk resident for selling his cards, the

few cases but there is no doubt there are some, a third of the claims that were made to the criminal cases review terms of time, there is an implication that most of these cases, the compensation, is expected to be paid out by the end of this year. does that sound realistic? with this legal framework, this change, does that seem realistic to you? i change, does that seem realistic to ou? ~' ., , ~' you? i think it does. i think the ruestion you? i think it does. i think the question is— you? i think it does. i think the question is whether _ you? i think it does. i think the question is whether people i you? i think it does. i think the question is whether people are j question is whether people are prepared to accept the £600,000 on offerfor people wrongly prepared to accept the £600,000 on offer for people wrongly convicted or whether they want to argue that it should be more. if they take the money on offer it will be quicker. the legislation will take a few weeks to draft. it isn't easy to deal with it. how do you decide who it covers? you could say everybody who was convicted who worked for

the trial, which was ordered to stop the execution of the sentence and the case was referred to the criminal court for review. after re-examination, the supreme court branch did not consider the defendant's request to be in accordance with the clauses of article 474 of the law of procedure and rejected the request for retrial and confirmed the sentence of self-retribution. thank you for your attention until the next part. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, have a good time . welcome to the 2023 nations cup football magazine program. well, mr. reza rajabi, a former player of the national team and a football expert, is present in the studio to talk about the national team's game tomorrow and today's games. let's see what happens to our country's team . it's better to be successful. welcome mr. rajabi. in the name of allah, the merciful, the most merciful, i offer my courtesy and greetings to your excellency and all dear viewers . i hope that i will spend my life in divine peace and that they will be well. i hope that what we say will support the iranian national team and make pe

the review of criminal and emergency cases will continue. incidents.ost a dozen live rounds a resident of russia tried to get him across the belarusian-latvian border. he was stopped by belarusian customs officers at the grigorovshchina checkpoint. as the department said, the audi driver indicated in the declaration information only about the temporarily imported passenger car, but did not indicate information about the other dangerous cargo that he was carrying with him in the trunk. a box of ammunition was found during a scan. five rifle and three pistol cartridges, suitable for shooting. these are the results of a ballistic examination. in fact, it's illegal. movements ammunition, a criminal case was initiated against the driver. another foreigner became involved in a criminal case for drunk driving in baranovichi. the chrysler car came to the attention of the security guards when it was turned around in the oncoming traffic right in front of the official car. the driver tried to drive a little more, but there was a snowdrift on the way, and this tu

a criminal case has been opened for the use of prostitution. and we continue our reviewcriminal and emergency incidents. next in the program. one died, three more managed to escape. tragedy in a village near verkhnedvinsk. on christmas night , rescuers were informed of a fire in a residential building, one of the two apartments where the fire occurred. on the floor between the bed and the chair , emergency workers found the burnt body of the owner; he was 69 years old, the rescue service reported. the neighbors of the deceased, this is the owner, her husband , a disabled brother, sensing the smell of burning, got out on their own before the fire crews arrived, they were awakened by the fire alarm, all three, like their apartment, were not injured. one of the men tried to save his neighbor, but the pensioner’s home was already in smoke. the ministry of emergency situations is considering the possibility of careless smoking. law enforcement officers identified the pedestrian died as a result of the collision. toyota near minsk, this is a thirty-one-year-old resident of the

a criminal case has been initiated, the third part of the article for smuggling provides for up to 10 years in prison. release review of criminal and emergency incidents. i wanted to make quick money, but became involved in a criminal case. a minsk resident is suspected of illegal circulation of means of payment. a twenty-one -year-old guy found a part-time job on the internet. for 50 rub. he needed to get a sim card and bank cards and tell the unknown what the young man did. when it came to payment, the employer disappeared. i made a sim card and gave it to him. then he made payment cards and also gave them to him, for which they promised to pay me a reward of 50 rubles. a criminal case has been initiated against the detainee for illegal circulation of means of payment, he faces up to 6 years imprisonment. we remind you that scammers use other people's bank cards to transfer money from deceived citizens to them. to avoid becoming involved in a criminal case, do not hand over your payment. card and details for it to strangers. an examination of the driver in minsk showed that four times the permissible alcohol limit

investigators have opened a criminal case, and the police are checking the involvement of the defendants in drug distribution. the review of criminal and emergency incidents will continue to be published. a minsk resident was detained in hot pursuit for robbery in a church. a robber with a knife stole money. his most frequent phrases were that he would kill everyone and everyone would die here. the police received information that an unknown person had broken into the refectory of the church on litskaya street. all nearby police units were immediately dispatched to search for him. security officers detained a man at a stop near the scene of the incident. the defendant turned out to be a twenty-nine-year-old resident of the capital, previously convicted of theft. during the investigation , it was established that this citizen. being in a state of alcoholic inebriation, he went into refectory and, under threat of using a knife , stole funds belonging to the temple. a legal assessment has been given of this fact and a criminal case has been initiated. a man from mensk faces up to 6 years in prison for selling his cards. th

previously prosecuted for drug trafficking; a criminal case was opened for drug trafficking for the purpose of sale; the defendants face up to 15 years in prison. the review and emergency incidents will continue to be published. it was prepared by alexander komovich. she died on her birthday. a terrible story in the klimovichi region. local the resident was killed on her own holiday. a fifty-three-year-old woman invited her forty-two-year-old friend to celebrate her birthday. during the feast , a conflict arose between the guest and the birthday girl’s son. when the hostess tried to settle him, she was stabbed with a knife, which became for her. the state committee for forensic expertise inspected the scene of the incident, questioned witnesses, ordered a number of expert studies, and the klimovichi district department of the investigative committee charged a forty-two-year-old villager under part 1 of article 139 of the criminal code... repeatedly for theft, an online purchase cost

funds, part of it will be possible, but in the framework of criminal cases, it will be years only after the verdict. verdicts are still reviewedon appeal, only when this guilty verdict enters into force, and there are what is important is the confiscation of property, only then these funds can be returned, by the way, in the case of grankevich about bribery , they are talking about the seizure of numerous company accounts, the seizure of apartments, there houses, cars, the seizure is applied precisely so that in the future, if there is a conviction, confiscation could be applied, but that's years. it’s not, no, no, it’s a quick matter, in fact , the sums that appear in this story with the hrenkevich family, they probably indicate approximately the scale of embezzlement in purchases, and to be honest, it’s scary, it is infuriating, and the issue here is also that they steal mostly during the purchase of some goods, that is, it is not... some stories about the fact that something is produced at an inflated price, nevertheless, it is precisely the manufacturers who complain that in there are a lot of checks, too much open informa

in the second case , south africa's complaint against the zionist regime in the international criminal court for genocide in gaza is reviewed but before that we will review the latest news and war reports. the occupied city of sedirvet, around the gaza strip , was targeted by a rocket attack. following this siren attack. in the zionist settlements adjacent to the gaza strip , there was also a sound in the gaza strip, at the beginning of the fourth month of al-aqsa storm operation, it is still the scene of conflict between the occupying regime and the resistance forces. the war in gaza entered its fourth month. the occupying army neither destroyed the resistance nor freed the zionist prisoners completely . but in contrast to the media. the battle scene has become all against all. what of the worker in khan yunus camp in jabalia and southern gaza they informed 8 zionist soldiers were killed in these clashes. also, due to the explosion of an anti-personnel bomb in the east of the city of khanyounos, a number of soldiers of the zionist regime were killed. palestinian militants also targeted the gathering place of the occupying

a criminal case, a conviction for drug charges is already in the man’s biography, and also for causing injuries by negligence. the woman was also charged with human trafficking. the reviewriminal.

and announced that they referred israel's case to the international criminal court in the hague for war crimes in gaza . last week, the hague tribunal reviewed south africa's petition regarding the crimes committed by the zionists in the gaza war. south african lawyer accused israel of genocide and apartheid in gaza. and the 12th fajr fashion and clothing festival has started selected works of this festival will be displayed for the public until the fourth of bahman in saad abad historical cultural complex in tehran from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. the fine arts museum of saadabad allah historical cultural complex has hosted the 12th fajr dress module festival these days. or view and buy the exhibited works in the showcases . a festival in which each of the trustees helped in some way. we should actually turn the advertising industry towards the clothing industry actually more. let's get closer to recreating the luxurious iranian clothes based on the elements and now the characteristics of the clothes it was decided that this festival will be held in saad abad cultural and artistic complex. one of the topics that is discussed in commercialization an

zionist crimes in gaza, referred israel's case to the international criminal court for war crimes in gaza. the weekly court in the past, south africa reviewed the petition about the crimes committed by the zionists in the gaza war. south african lawyer has accused israel of genocide and apartheid in gaza. now, to learn about the developments in gaza , we are going with my colleague, mrs. bahisi, a reporter for the radio and television in gaza. mrs. bahisi , we hear your report. i am reporting from the center of the gaza strip. as it is heard, now the fighters of the zionist regime are flying over this area. al-nusirat al-maghazi camps . and some other areas in the center of the gaza strip were targeted by attacks today in gaza city it happened that some palestinians were martyred around the shafa hospital due to the attacks of the zionist regime . forcing residents to move to deir al-bala area. therefore , this process of fighter developments and attacks continues. in the south, however, conflicts. it is intense, especially in the south of khanyounos and north of rafah. i can say that there is a very intense war. resistance resists fiercely

we need to take another road to try and move this case along, to use the criminal grand jury in san mateo county. his attorneys requested a month to review the transcripts of the grand jury proceedings. that was fair. then we hope at that point to be able to get a jury trial date set. >> at the same time people are reaching out to try to help kids cope with the tragedy. we spoke with dr. ryan matlow, a child psychologist with stanford health. >> we want to support the folks on the ground and these community organizations that are day to day working with the farmworker communities. we've been looking to support them, to help them build their capacity and resources for both identifying and addressing the needs of the farm working communities they serve. >> again, in less than an hour community groups will honor the shooting victims during a memorial in half moon bay. we have reporters there tonight. we'll have more on that at 6:00. >> thanks, anne. >>> the agreement still needs to be ratified, but the faculty strike at cal state campuses is now over. the union reached a tentative deal ending a planned five-day strike after just one day. te

washington, d.c., grand jury that brought that election interference criminal case and look at the testimony that's there in camera to be able to reviewook at what mike pence had to say about what happened on january 6th and look at what his lawyer his to say on those particular issues. >> trump's lawyers would say and have said what about our due process? it's not up to the states. it is up to congress to determine how the 14th amendment will be applieded and to that y say -- >> no, absolutely not. congress says there has to be a two-thirds vote that can take that ability from donald trump. short of that, congress has zero role in this. the amendment is ambiguous and it doesn't just relate to people that were confederates in the civil war. if you have that kind of argument then the 13th amendment passed at the same time which abolished slavery means it only applies to the people who were alive at the time. that is not the way the constitution works. these are rules that cut out the voters. the voters have no role in this. >> if the supreme court picks this up is this something that comes down as one ruling and it provides clarity? is

in the second case , south africa's complaint against the zionist regime in the international criminal court for murder we will check in gaza, but before that we will review the latest news and war reports.

review team has expedited this for half of the cases it has reviewed. and additionally we created and strengthens the partnerships between the system leader and those with criminal justice system experience we're trying to move to seek input to move beyond participation to the actual decision making and help with the partners for example, the da's office created a dashboard to understand which individuals convicted of crime in san francisco are able to avoid this system in closing the initiative identified by the boards board of supervisors to make sure that public accountability is evidenced by this group and for the closure of c.j. four through the initiative have a racial equity lens to enhance the community engagement and through our gwen with our justice system through the challenges initiative will continue to offer a technique space to collaborate on to the reduction and to help those exiting the system to be more successful in the community we're thankful to the foundation for their continued support and confidence to address racial equity and sustain the jail population reduction and. thank you very much. and i'm available to answer any questions. you m

criminal investigations. the review, carried out in the wake of sarah everard's murder by a serving officer, uncovered 461 casesficers were ranked chief inspector or below, but one chief officer was found to need management action in one case, it involved alleged sexual offences, while another was due to claims of drugs offences . to claims of drugs offences. there were also two accusations of fraud . a man who killed three of fraud. a man who killed three people in a spate of attacks in nottingham has had his not guilty plea accepted on the grounds of diminished responsibility due to mental illness. 32 year old osvaldo calican , also known as adam calican, also known as adam mendez, instead pled guilty to manslaughter in november after he killed university students barnaby webber and grace o'malley. cooma and school caretaker ian coates, in june last year. he also admitted to trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks . rishi sunak says the uk attacks. rishi sunak says the uk will work with belgium to combat people smuggling gangs, as he welcomed his counterpart to d

273 criminal cases under the article on the dissemination of false information about the armed forces. yuli, that’s all for me. yes, marin, thank you, it was marina pimenova with an economic reviewronics stores are awaiting delivery of new models of domestic laptops, tablets and system units. the computers will be sent from the plant, which began operating at the end of last year in tatarstan. it specializes in the production of motherboards. at the first stage, the company plans produce about 300,000 products per year, and then this figure will grow to a million. at the factory. mikhail chernov has already visited. vladislav’s interesting job is trying to break computers. former sales manager, now a test laboratory engineer at a new factory for the production of motherboards, laptops, and computers. and servers opened near kazan. in this mocking place i am working with the opening of a plant. russian computers are tested here in test laboratories, how they will survive the road, shaking, vibration, and most importantly - a fall. looks like he's alive. he has a destructive technical arsenal in his hands to test whether the technology will live for five, or better yet, 10 years.