on holidays, people could come to the capital's main post office to take pictures in the photo zone. ly converted into a postcard that could be sent by mail to loved ones. the function works now, just without the christmas tree, it’s called post-hello, you can come, take a photo and receive postcards with your image. for many holidays, belposhta launches promotions during which you can send a postcard for free to anywhere in belarus, and such promotions are especially pleasing to the older generation. for them, a paper postcard from their grandchildren and great-grandchildren is a whole event. this is not just a card that will stand in the most visible place in the house, but a reminder of their youth, when they waited with bated breath for the postman in the hope of news from the front or from loved ones. unfortunately, we also have old people whose relatives do not pamper them with attention; for them, the postman is one of the few who will definitely come, listen, help in some way and give advice. and postmen go in bad and good weather, drive cars on bicycles and move around. becau

on this day , philatelists and collectors gather in the mailroom of the main post office in minsk.on's employees allow them to seal envelopes and postcards with a cancellation stamp, which is destroyed at midnight. into this cozy tradition. not all, but the ministry of communications and belposhta are happy to have it support, because it supports people, the generation that grew up on soap, that is, on e-mail, it is called soap from the english word mail, really does not always understand why we need classic mail, only belpochta is no longer just telegrams, tattered notification roots about the delivery of registered letters, now it is modern. a system for exchanging correspondence in all formats: social programs, a full-fledged online store in the near future market place. while we are young, healthy and not engaged in serious activities that requires business correspondence with government agencies and officials, you can get by with soap, but when you need to send documents to the tax office, accept the department’s response to a complaint , or send the original contract to your

telegraph, a telegraph that is located on oktyabrskaya square, please do not confuse it with the main post officealready contains a lot of what determined the further appearance of modernism, a fairly flat design of the facade, although with such very elegantly designed planes, the absence of pronounced orter plasticity, and finally there is a remarkable ability to use modernist means to build a large volume or a new building on the main avenue of the capital? khrushchev houses are not only a soviet invention, if you look at houses for workers, brunettes around berlin and others examples of left-wing architecture from the twenties and thirties , we will see this type of very economic housing. the fight against excesses was abandoned. not only from architectural delights, but also from the previous sizes of apartments. now, the living area of ​​a two-room apartment is on average 22 m2, the bedroom is 6 or 8 m2, the living room is 14 m2 . the film especially advertised kitchens, or rather their advantages, which were seen as only 4.5 square meters in size. previously, in order to cook borscht, he s

on holidays, people could come to the capital's main post office to take pictures in the photo zone withistmas tree the photo was immediately converted into a postcard, which could be sent by mail to loved ones, the function works now, just without the tree, it’s called post-hello, you can come, take a photo and receive postcards with your image. for many holidays , belposhta launches promotions during which you can send a postcard for free to anywhere in belarus, and such promotions are especially pleasing to the older generation. for them, a paper postcard from their grandchildren and great-grandchildren is a whole event. this is not just a card that will stand on its own visible... together in the house, but a reminder of their youth, when they waited with bated breath for the postman in the hope of news from the front or from their loved ones. unfortunately, we also have old people whose relatives do not pamper them with attention, for them the postman is one of the few who will definitely come, listen, help with something and give advice, postmen go in bad good weather, drive cars o

on this day , philatelists and collectors gather in the mailroom of the main post office in minsk.o seal envelopes and postcards with cancellation stamps, and at midnight they destroy it. not everyone is dedicated to this cozy tradition, but the ministry of communications and the belposhta with... with they support her with pleasure because she supports people. a generation that grew up on soap, that is, on email. its name is soap from the english word "mail". indeed, he doesn’t always understand why we need classic mail. only belpochta is no longer just telegrams, tattered roots, notifications of the delivery of registered letters. now it is a modern system for exchanging correspondence in all formats. social. programs, a full-fledged online store in the near future marketpce. while we are young, healthy and not are engaged in serious activities that require business correspondence with government agencies and officials, you can get by with soap, but when you need to send documents to the tax office, accept the department’s response to a complaint , or send the original contract t

back to our main story, the post office inquiry has heard from henry staunton.e truly remarkable _ stood out today. we have heard some truly remarkable testimony _ stood out today. we have heard some truly remarkable testimony from i truly remarkable testimony from henry staunton today. so extraordinary that at times the mp5 questioning him were almost lost for words. but the most remarkable thing he said was in respect of an investigation that had been carried out into him personally, he said the investigation actually amounted to about four lines in an 80 page dossier compiled by the head of hr as part of a complaint against the chief executive, nick read. and he said this dossier in the process of dealing with it was taking a serious toll on nick read and was affecting his, in henry staunton's word's, emotional and mental health. he looked at ways of narrowing down focus on it and on the key things within it as a way of lighting that load. and he said this was what was being described as an attempt to suppress a whistle—blower investigation. but extraordinary

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post office work. this is the ashburton post office van that serves the rural communities of dartmoor. stuart is the postmaster in charge of the van, as well as the mainuntry to have a banking facility, a library facility, and a post office in the same location. he's ploughed in his own money and time to get people through the doors. so, this is the library with the self—service machine. a computer to help people get connected electronically. we're having to extend our trading hours, extend more services, bring the hub in. although we get no revenue for the hub, it drives footfall. hello, becky. like thousands of others, against the odds, stuart is making it work. we are having to build the trust in ashburton post office and the network greater, because people have lost trust in the post office. while earning very little on struggling high streets, with a computer system they don't trust, postmasters are providing vital community services at a huge personal cost. colletta smith, bbc news. mps are debating legislation which would pave the way for a return of a power—sharing government at stormont after almost two years. under the terms of a deal betwee

post office work. this is the ashburton post office van that serves the rural communities of dartmoor. stuart is the postmaster in charge of the van, as well as the main facility, a library facility, and a post office in the same location. he's ploughed in his own money and time to get people through the doors. so, this is the library with the self—service machine. a computer to help people get connected electronically. we're having to extend our trading hours, extend more services, bring the hub in. although we get no revenue for the hub, it drives footfall. hello, becky. like thousands of others, against the odds, stuart is making it work. we are having to build the trust in ashburton post office and the network greater, because people have lost trust in the post office. while earning very little on struggling high streets, with a computer system they don't trust, postmasters are providing vital community services at a huge personal cost. colletta smith, bbc news. here in the uk, and the labour party is pledging to keep corporation tax at current levels — as part of its strategy for business unveiled today in the city of london. the party chancellor

post office work. this is the ashburton post office van that serves the rural communities of dartmoor. stuart is the postmaster in charge of the van as well as the maine banking facility, a library facility in the post office in the same location. he's ploughed in his own money and time to get people through the doors. this is the library with a self—service machine, a computer to help people get connected electronically. we aim to extend our trading hours. we're having to extend more services, bring the hub in, although we get no revenue for the happy dry footfall. like thousands of others, against the odds, stewart is making it work. we're having to build a trust in ashburton post office in the network. because people have lost trust in the post office. while earning very little on struggling high streets with a computer system they don't trust. postmasters are providing vital community services at a huge personal cost. colletta smith, bbc news. to the middle east next, the us has given a green light on a targets in syria and iraq after a drone attack killed three american soldiers enjoyed near the syrian border on sunday. 0ur correspondent in jeru

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post office scandal? >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> well, yes . it's funny that, >> well, yes. it's funny that, um, the mains about a mile from where i am. um, so it's sort of come full circle with it , and i it's sort of come full circle with it, and i wish them all the best. but i mean, that's been handled so badly. and again, you against you're up against the authority the government with cover failure to disclose, cover ups, failure to disclose, you know, crucial evidence . um, you know, crucial evidence. um, it's happened so many times . and it's happened so many times. and this is where you need a good campaigner to sit it. and campaigner to sit with it. and i mean, i don't think alan or anybody in post office got death threats or anything that. threats or anything like that. it made me, you know, as i was looking to downing case, i was getting a lot of death threats about it from certain individuals. and that i had two hit and run attempts . individuals. and that i had two hit and run attempts. i was chased an hgv lorry . i had chased by an hgv lorry. i had bomb so i was saying, bomb threats. so i wa

post office is completely removed from delivering compensation? disarray at the top of the post office — in full view at a hearing in front of mps today. the mainndal remains the snails pace of redress for postmasters. we'll talk live to this post office manager wrongfully accused of stealing £78,000 and jailed for six months, and this mp who's on the horizon compensation advisory board. also tonight. labour mp margaret hodge tells us she's written to the metropolitan police and the electoral commission to ask them to investigate whether the conservative party broke electoral law in taking £200,000 from the partner of a prominent donor. the chancellor said he wanted to get older workers off the golf course and back into employment — but why have they really opted out of the workforce? in a dramatic hearing today, current and former post office bosses traded claim and counter claim at a business select committee session involving the man who was sacked as post office chairman just over a week ago, and the current chief executive. that was the backdrop to testimony from subpostmasters describing how their lives had been ruined by wrongful accusat

the scandal regarding the failed operation of the main office. intelligence on the detention of wagnerites in the summer of 2020. insulting posts by bezuglya on facebook to the address of the headmaster use enemy propaganda. opposition. and even most of the servants of the people demanded her dismissal from the post of deputy chairman of the committee on national security and defense, but the leadership of the parliament, contrary to the regulations , blocked these attempts. this week, rumors about zaluzhnyi's dismissal gained a new dimension. on january 29, a number of politicians, journalists, and telegram channels began to spread the topic of the resignation of the head of the committee, which had apparently already taken place. according to the information of the ukrainian media, zelenskyi did indeed meet with zulazhny and offered him to write a report on release. he refused. the same evening, after rumors of his resignation, zaluzhnyi published a photo with chief of the general staff serhii shaptala. later, a number of western media reported that the resignation will definitely take place by the end of the week, and either

the main story in the guardian, tories putting party before sexual assault claims says alleged victim. as we were discussing earlier former post officewas a target of a 0ffice chair, i was a target of a smear campaign. the front page of the daily mail, indefensible despite growing threats and warnings from military top brass the chancellor rejects calls to boost forces funding in next week's budget. and finally the sun, the bbc say sorry, they have apologised to the parents at the centre of the huw edwards scandal. that's all from us tonight. goodbye. she breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. there is a nervousness and an unpredictability around every public event they currently do. buckingham palace announced the death of thomas kingston, the husband of their daughter lita gabriela. there are guests of the thanksgiving service in windsor today. in the statement, the king and queen and queen sent their heartfelt thoughts and prayers. is not thought to be suspicious. this is been the period reset and make where she is at to step up. grappling among a number of challenges. around the world and across the

in other news, post, a son goes to the polls with the main office as a leader in jail. mobile phone services are suspended nationwide, while security is stepped up. and the us says air strikes in your rock have killed the commander of the arm group to principal, which is linked to iran, the hello. we begin in southern gaza where that is really army has once again bond homes and stuff. at least 14 people have been killed to women and 5 children are among the dads, dozens more have been injured. israel is expanding, it's offensive into the flesh where more than a 1000000 displace palestinians are seeking refuge. the us sector stay down to the blinking says there's still room for an agreement. officer is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu dismissed the ceasefire proposal. the deal was put forth by him . us after mediation by the category, by cuts are on egypt. how much i'm doing reports from tel aviv less than a day after how much submitted its response to a potential gauze, a cease fire plan, us secretary of state and to me blinking arrived in israel, hoping to build on that moment. but

that the develop government here had not been in office for that long was because the union is part of the main unionist party, had been protesting against post brags that trade rules, which they said did not really endorse the place within the united kingdom. this deal done between the westminster government and the democratic union. this policy during the course of the week has allowed this to come back into power that has allowed develop government to come back into power here. and so now we have certainly an equal partnership onto the agreements, the good friday agreement of 1998, which sees both unionist and republican politicians working together and having equal power. but 1st minister of a republican movement is suddenly a landmark moment. so the northern island government meeting, as you say, for the 1st time in 2 years. but that doesn't mean to say that what they're going to be facing is going to be particularly easy. what are the challenges that they're going to have to deal with? well indeed, either these long term challenges of the, the divided nature of this, it a broad, a politics here which we saw a collapse the administration

main goal is to do everything to preserve the diversity of marine fauna. oh, how interesting all this is, but without there are no robots today, thank you, including at the post officet warehouse in russia is operating in st. petersburg, with its help you can accept or send a parcel. how convenient this is - andrei negru found out. come to the post office the same minute without any waiting to receive your parcel. recently, in this post office, what has been happening in st. petersburg. exactly like this: a machine helps people here; the person needs to present the device with the code that was sent to his phone. at the same moment, in the depths of the warehouse, this hand comes to life, among 300 pallets are found containing the desired shipment. the warehouse robot is based on a warehouse robot stacker; the robot stacker rides along a track rail, which is installed on the racks, and accordingly carries out the process of loading and unloading the shipment and placing it in the gateway. while the warehouse machine is operating in test mode only during post office opening hours, if the experiment is successful, the pick-up window will be moved outside, then it will

main story. the former post office chairman henry staunton will appear before mps later — to answer questions aboutgo quietly — making a series of explosive claims in a newspaper interview. the next day, the business secretary hit back, accusing him of making wild and baseless allegations. i would hope that most people reading the interview in yesterday's sunday times would see it for what it was — a blatant attempt to seek revenge, following dismissal. this has been a real war of words. a first—class row with claims and counterclaims last week — including how and why mr staunton — a city bigwig — was fired. the business and trade select committee have been looking into why so many subpostmasters are still waiting for their full and final compensation. and they've added him to the long list of witnesses today. including several victims. tony downey�*s one of them — he ended up bankrupt after trying to keep his lake district post office afloat — spending his own savings to make up for the shortfalls. this should have been ours, our business. yesterday, he told breakfast he's only received a fraction

office, andriy yermak , were not involved in wagnergate. scandal regarding of the aborted operation of the main intelligence agency to detain the wagnerites in the summer. of 2020. offensive posts by bezuglai on facebook started to be used by hostile propaganda against the head committee. the opposition and even most of the people's servants demanded her dismissal from the position of deputy head of the committee on national security and defense. however, the leadership of the parliament, contrary to the regulations , blocked these attempts. this week, rumors about the dismissal of the stalwart gained a new dimension. on january 29, a number of politicians, journalists and telegram channels began to spread the topic about the resignation of the head committee, which seems to have already taken place. according to ukrainian media , zelenskyi did indeed meet with zaluzhny and offered him to write a report on his dismissal. he refused. the same evening, after rumors of his resignation, zaluzhnyi published a photo with chief of the general staff serhii shaptala. later, a number of western media reported that by the end of the week, the resignation will definitely take place, and th

by the same gang, three men in masks burst into the post office , threatening them with pistols, demanding to give up money, two entered through the mainthe service entrance, and so again , only the dictionary spoke, well, his accomplices expressed themselves with gestures, this is what i think if they are silent, maybe they have some kind of peculiarity, well, stuttering, uh-huh, both at once, silent, because the smart ones don’t give us any clues. no voices, no appearance, no prints, but today they were pierced, why? because they came right after we removed the ambush, well, that’s right, that means they have their own man at the post office, well, come on, take care of all these postal ladies, their husbands, children, brothers, matchmakers, oh, here comes mr. senior lieutenant, what are we... did he say anything? so, while i was calling you, did he lose consciousness? what do you think, is it his? yes, easily, they got into a fight. ostapovil, and he killed ostapov. that's all. well, it doesn't look like it. he's such a decent man. nikolaevich, i’ll tell you this, these are the most decent men, they are also the most dangerous in t

and the is main story is about the post office scandal — claiming the firm was behind the design of anothers being unfairly prosecuted and convicted before the horizon scandal. if you're one of those lucky people who can sleep anywhere, here's someone who takes that skill to a new level. this photograph was taken by an amateur british photographer nima sarikhani in norway's svalbard islands. it won the wildlife photographer of the year people's choice award, with one judge saying it captured "the beauty and fragility of our planet." i know it's beautiful but it's also a little tiny bit sad.— a little tiny bit sad. there isn't much ice _ a little tiny bit sad. there isn't much ice there. _ a little tiny bit sad. there isn't much ice there. for— a little tiny bit sad. there isn't much ice there. for that - a little tiny bit sad. there isn't much ice there. for that polar| a little tiny bit sad. there isn't - much ice there. for that polar bear to be sleeping on. in the fragility of it all really evident in that picture. we will look at some more of those amazing photos later on, there are som

i think it was globus, climb into the post office again, it gets stuck , so it might attack the postman during delivery, but what a cool idea, yes, the maincome on, come on, come on, well, i’ll leave, calmly, i’m not going anywhere, come on, yurok, he’s leaving, come on, push him, yurok, don’t let go. damn, they came, damn it, oh, so that i could get involved with you in your masquerade, but the main thing is that there’s no point, well, the courtyards are just stupid, so he left, and i didn’t even bite my tongue. i can’t even eat it, let alone the exercises, listen, mikhaloch, come here, i need you as a man, damara, you need me you scare me, i get scared myself when i look in the mirror, look, this is how i tell you, this is how it is, well, well, consider that shame adorns any police officer, why? the three of us couldn’t cope with one , in fact, lesnyuk’s letter wasn’t there, so now, better not say anything, take the phone, let me take it, yes, yes, ivan mikhailovich, hello, ivan mikhailovich, true, it was very interesting if only i could listen, you have to be able to screw up an operation like that, and you specially trained your arl

main goal is to do everything to preserve the diversity of marine fauna. oh, how interesting all this is, well, without robots today. as is known, including at the post officeto the post office the same minute without any waiting to receive your parcel. recently, in this post office in st. petersburg, this is the only thing that has been happening: a machine is helping people here. the person needs to show the device the code that came on his phone. at the same moment, in the bowels of the warehouse, this hand comes to life, among 300 pallets it finds the one in which the desired shipment lies, the warehouse robot is based on a warehouse stacker robot, the stacker robot rides along the track rail, which is installed on the racks, and accordingly carries out the loading process unloading of shipments and placing it in the gateway. for now, the warehouse machine is operating in test mode only during post office opening hours. if the experiment is successful, the delivery window will be moved outside, so it will be possible to receive the parcel around the clock. v any day of the week, that's not all. we plan to expand the range of capabilities of this robot s

of the main sort of facilitators of a lot of this, a lot of the anti—semitism, um, um, that we've seen , which has led to we've seen, which has led to police officers having been having to postede the things that assume one of the things that has this , uh, entire has inflamed this, uh, entire situation has , i think, been the situation has, i think, been the allowance of these protests in central london and not necessarily the allowance of the process themselves, but the seeming tolerance of a degree of anti—semitism by the police, of the marchers and, you know, we keep on having this, don't we, that, you know, the terms jihad can mean several things. and from the river to the seas, there is context to it. and it's one of those things where you're kind of thinking, if you give people the opportunity to run with you give that with this, if you give them that sort of area to go, oh, no, sort of grey area to go, oh, no, it's not actually genocide sort of grey area to go, oh, no, it':all.t actually genocide sort of grey area to go, oh, no, it':all.t actyeah, genocide sort of grey area to go, oh, no, it':all.t actyeah, we genocide sort of grey area to go, oh, no, it':all.t actyeah