that misra's case. you remember that document, don't you?— misra's case. the interview. so jacqueline mcdonald's complaint i the interview. so jacqueline mcdonald's complaint that i the interview. so jacqueline i mcdonald's complaint that she the interview. so jacqueline - mcdonald's complaint that she was told she was the only one rings true, doesn't it?— told she was the only one rings true, doesn't it? that's not true. i never said — true, doesn't it? that's not true. i never said to _ true, doesn't it? that's not true. i never said to her _ true, doesn't it? that's not true. i never said to her that _ true, doesn't it? that's not true. i never said to her that she - true, doesn't it? that's not true. i never said to her that she was i true, doesn't it? that's not true. i never said to her that she was the only one. never said to her that she was the onl one. :. �* . never said to her that she was the onl one. ., �*, ,, ., only one. that's consistent with not raising seema _ only one. that's consistent with not raising seema misra's _ only one. that's c

if we get up priya misra world -- a priya misra world, we refinancialize our finances.ay with the thesis of the soft landing here we come. if the real rates are going to force things to slow down as everyone who has been locked into the low real rate start to refinance and realizes the real rates are high, the sofa rates are going below 2%. that is not priced in at all. jonathan: you think this 4% year on the 10-year is a buy? priya: it is a buy. the data is not weak enough. anything north of 4% -- we are not going above 4.2%. that is what they told us in december. the bar the cut is not that high. anywhere between 4% and 4.2% is a buy. jonathan: looking ahead to the year ahead. priya misra of jp morgan asset management. you heard the scores on the s&p 500. equity futures negative by 25%. -- .25%. we need to be talking about happening in the middle east and what isn't happening. the latest from shipping giant. lisa: they will reroute away from the red sea. we are seeing since december these reroutings huge surge in the cost of shipping and insuring some of these contain

does the prime minister agree with me, and more importantly with seema misra herself, who is in the galleryay with her husband davinder, that she is due a full apology from the post office, a full apology from 1) >> i know that my hon. friend has been a great support to his constituents over all these years, and has fought relentlessly for the truth to come out. as i have said, the horizon scandal is one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in our nation's history, and, as i said a few weeks ago, we will introduce primary legislation within weeks to ensure that all convictions that were based on erroneous horizon evidence are quashed. that will clear people's names, deliver justice and ensure swifter access to compensation. innocent people such as my hon. friend's constituents have waited far too long, and i am determined that they receive compensation as swiftly as possible. we have a clear moral duty to right these wrongs, and that is exactly what we will do. >> in 2021, 3,527 food parcels were given out by bestwood & bulwell foodbank. last year that number exploded to 6,500, with near

and he let the seema misra defence team know about that issue. i seema misra defence team know about the notes and the _ that issue. i believe that is in the notes and the evidence _ that issue. i believe that is in the notes and the evidence in - that issue. i believe that is in the notes and the evidence in the - that issue. i believe that is in the i notes and the evidence in the third corporate — notes and the evidence in the third corporate statement, yes.- notes and the evidence in the third corporate statement, yes. would you auree corporate statement, yes. would you aaree is corporate statement, yes. would you a . ree is a corporate statement, yes. would you agree is a one-off — corporate statement, yes. would you agree is a one-off incident, - corporate statement, yes. would you agree is a one-off incident, that - agree is a one—off incident, that wasn't perhaps the most serious of the data integrity problems, but has part of a series, it was more concerning? i part of a series, it was more concerning?— part of a series, it was more concerning? part of a series, it was more

his driver says, "on the way back to esfrain , we are passing by this agricultural field, passing by misra . ina, he told me, sir, keep your car, i will take one of these." what do you want to do if i don't forget who i was? he has a burden from today that is worth a lifetime. you eat everyone is waiting to see where you go from the road of love . 15 days have passed since the operation of karbala chahar , the same operation that was revealed by the betrayal of the hypocrites and 175 diver fighters were martyred. it is located 6 km from potengal road. now the fighters of iran intended. hit the enemy's heart again. another operation was ahead. karbala 5. almost 15 days after the fourth karbala operation, the fifth karbala operation was carried out, which was almost unprecedented and unmatched in the holy defense. the day before the operation, everyone was ready. one was a cleric. children work harder and others build. which city is yours? successful a square of iranian soil was in the hands of bessi. the area was filled with mines. they had made a defense line. with a height of 4 meters and

days after the zionist military attacks in the southern areas of lebanon. including kafarkla, adisa misra, and hola now here. in the previous days , we have depicted the resistance and standing of the people of the south many times in the news reports. this picture itself shows the standing of the people of the south against the targets of the zionist military attacks and their emphasis that the zionists will never be able to win in al-aqsa storm. to find against the citizens of the gaza strip, almost all of the gaza strip is the target of attacks until some tanks of the zionist regime from gaza city withdraw from the al-nasr area of ​​sheikh rizwan, but the zionist occupation forces when the palestinian citizens return to their homes. they are targeting them through their own helicopters and airplanes in the gaza strip, and the people of the gaza strip are targeting their own attacks . in fact, they were shot at close range, and a number of those who were injured due to the lack of facilities were martyred in the center of the strip. he has threatened to evacuate almost five areas immedi

the artillery of the zionist military also targeted 12 areas, including mithlejbal havla and misra, with prohibited phosphorous bombs. they said that the fighters of the zionist regime also hit 6 with 12 missiles residential and non-residential areas in southern lebanon , including jabal blat and around khayyam, were attacked by hassan azimzadeh, sed and sima news agency, near the border of lebanon and occupied palestine. israeli soldiers attacked the cities of ramallah, ariha, jenin, and nablus in the west bank this morning. askar camp in the east of nabul. they were resisted. palestinian youths also targeted the zionist soldiers in the sultan's camp in the city of ariha with homemade bombs. the occupying forces arrested a palestinian youth by raiding jalboun settlement in jenin. in the gaza strip the same news sources reported the intense conflict between the palestinian resistance fighters and the zionist occupying forces in the city of khananouns in the south of nabar, gaza. the colombian president's proposal to award the nobel peace prize to south africa gustav petro, supporting sou

the zionist regime's fighters targeted the suburbs of al-adisa and misra located in the south of lebanon. regime. the zionists also fired a number of rockets towards al-abassieh town south lebanon shot. the zionists also attacked the outskirts of hula with prohibited phosphorous ammunition . lebanon's hezbollah announced targeting two gatherings of occupying soldiers in azurit and jalil barracks in the north of occupied palestine and announced that a number of zionists were killed and wounded in these attacks. until the next part of the news. stare at these photos, stare at them, god forbid, let the warmth of sleep leave the eyes of someone who reminds you of waking up, but standing is just our work, our story is not a story of sleep, come to heart. don't doubt that this river is not a swamp in the end, mr. dr. chamran , from his presence in the parliament and on the representative seats there are several picture frames available. dr. chamran. the position of minister of defense and mp at the same time, since the minister was not elected, he had to stay and did the work of the ministry o

what about the defence report in the seema misra complaint even the 2010 magazine articles that theythey were -- make was sent.— make was sent. as i explained earlier, make was sent. as i explained earlier. i _ make was sent. as i explained earlier, i would _ make was sent. as i explained earlier, i would have - make was sent. as i explained earlier, i would have disclosed everything that i had pertaining to whatever case whether it had been mr ishaq's because i wouldn't have dealt directly with any defence solicitors. ~ ., ., , ., ~' dealt directly with any defence solicitors. ~ ., ., ~ solicitors. who do you think was responsible _ solicitors. who do you think was responsible for _ solicitors. who do you think was responsible for disclosure? i solicitors. who do you think was responsible for disclosure? our| responsible for disclosure? our la ers responsible for disclosure? our lawyers in _ responsible for disclosure? oi“ lawyers in behalf of the responsible for disclosure? iii “' lawyers in behalf of the post office. ~ ., ., ,, ~' lawyers in behalf of the post office. ~ ., ., ~' o

, a subpostmaster seema misra, a subpostmaster from west byfleet with an outstanding record of serviceas wrongfully convicted . in 2010 of stealing convicted. in 2010 of stealing £75,000 and was sentenced to prison on her first son's birthday and whilst pregnant with her second son, does the prime minister agree with me and more importantly with seema misra herself, who is in the gallery today with her husband davinder , that she is due a full davinder, that she is due a full apology from the post office, a full apology from fujitsu and proper compensation as a matter of urgency . of urgency. >> yeah , i know my honourable >> yeah, i know my honourable friend has been a great support to his constituents over all the years and has fought relentlessly for the truth to come out, as i've said, the honzon come out, as i've said, the horizon scandal is one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in our nation's history. >> we will introduce as i said a few weeks ago, primary legislation within weeks to ensure that all convictions that were based on erroneous horizon evidence are quashed that

zionist regime also attacked 15 areas in the south of lebanon, including zaheira, itashab, udisa and misraspite the extensive and heavy attacks of the zionist military on the border and residential areas in southern lebanon, the residents. the areas where they are present here know the defeat of the zionist regime's army. hasan azimzadeh of sada and sima news agency kafarkla, the border between lebanon and occupied palestine. exams for the general and specialized subjects of the last three grades of the second term of khordad high school will be held in the final form next year. deputy high school education said that the share of academic records of general high school subjects in the entrance examination of 1403 has increased. in the entrance exam of 1402, general courses had an impact of 26%. this year is an influential year. that entrance exam will be 1403, it will have an effect of 28, i.e. 2% of general courses, its share has increased, if students of art, if they want to participate in the national entrance exam, they must create a record in the current structure of the arts courses,

priya misra was sitting in her seat and said she is the most bullish on high-yield bonds than we haveare we good to hear pushback from the central bankers this week and next? john: we are going to hear pushback as we heard last week from waller, as we heard in that clip you had from president lagarde, that the markets ahead -- markets are ahead of where the central banks are. we are not out of the banks -- out of the woods yet in having a recession. that is one thing i have not figured out in markets is you have risk assets like high-yield bonds pricing in a good economy and you have the interest rate markets pricing in a recession. the fed is going to cut rates that aggressively, we will probably be in recession and that is when spreads blowout. that is where there is a disconnectedness between the rich market and is spread markets. lisa: there is only -- if you think people of gotten ahead of themselves and this idea that inflation will naturally come down as supply chain effects pandemic related consequences evaporate. argue pushing back on that? do you think the inflation rate is

we'rejoined now by seema misra, a former sub—post—mistress who was pregnant with her second child, whennt to jail in 2010. thank you so much for being with us. again, we spoke last week, you've been listening to today's evidence. i want to start with that acknowledgement — and we heard that european boss say it was shameful that witness accounts had been edited — what did you make when you heard that? it edited - what did you make when you heard that? . , , ~ �* , heard that? it was shocking, it's very shocking- _ heard that? it was shocking, it's very shocking. you _ heard that? it was shocking, it's very shocking. you know, - heard that? it was shocking, it's very shocking. you know, every| heard that? it was shocking, it's - very shocking. you know, every time when i come in, there's more and more shocking news. find when i come in, there's more and more shocking news.— when i come in, there's more and more shocking news. and the other leu of the more shocking news. and the other leg of the evidence _ more shocking news. and the other leg of the evidence from _ more shocking news. and

you work aware of seema misra, a whole host of things, do you think the response in this letter was sufficient sufficient because _ letter was sufficient? it seemed sufficient because they - letter was sufficient? it seemed sufficient because they are - letter was sufficient? it seemed i sufficient because they are asking what the malfunction was. they are asking what went wrong on a particular occasion, that is how i read that letter. particular occasion, that is howl read that letter.— particular occasion, that is howl read that letter. could we keep this letter, read that letter. could we keep this letter. please _ read that letter. could we keep this letter, please and _ read that letter. could we keep this letter, please and can _ read that letter. could we keep this letter, please and can be _ read that letter. could we keep this letter, please and can be look- read that letter. could we keep this letter, please and can be look at i letter, please and can be look at its side by side with this one. this is the letter you received questioning about whether further inquiries were made and i

seema misra was falsely accused of stealing £75,000, and ended up spending months in prison.se the wrong person. do you feel they were making an example of you? of course, yes, they did. do you feel they were making an example of you? of course, yes, they did. some lawyers have argued that the courts were easily accepting what the faulty it system claimed to show. there are now calles for an end to the legal presumption that computer systems data are always correct, with no burden on the prosecution to prove it. the current position in law is everything generated by a computer is reliable, can be admissable unless you can prove otherwise. we want to just, the lawyers and the other academics want to change that presumption, so that the prosecution needs to prove that a computer system is operating reliably. the post office says while progress has been made, with £138 million paid in compensation, it continues to work with the government to support its efforts to speed up the exoneration of people with wrongful convictions. each and every individual who was a part of the post o

seema misra, all those lovely people who could have been working on those systems in good faith . good faith. the data retention was turned off, so nobody would know. nobody would be able to point to had they taken any money. had they given any money, they were they were putting money the thing that money in. and the thing that comes that comes out of it, mark, is that they the post office, are guilty of fraud . they accuse these of fraud. they accuse these people of fraud. they kept money, that money that was duplicating every time the connections went down. they have taken that money and there are cases against fujitsu. we heard that fujitsu europe director saying , yes, we were in court saying, yes, we were in court and we gave evidence against them using saying these were robust . the system, as my source robust. the system, as my source said on planet normal podcast, said on planet normal podcast, said it was never robust. it was ropey as hell. so that was used so we are looking at perjury . we so we are looking at perjury. we are looking at perverting the course of justice.

we're joined now by former sub—postmistress seema misra. i going all in the right direction. when you say in the right direction, what do you see almost as a conclusion to that? does it come down to compensation? does it come down to compensation? does it come down to compensation? does it come down to the public exoneration? tie. down to the public exoneration? no, it is basically — down to the public exoneration? tho, it is basically everything, to be honest. now at least more and more people are coming forward. there are so many stories which we knew and now they are coming in the media. it is good. the people need to know what kind of system we were living in. what things need sorting out. that is the main thing. i in. what things need sorting out. that is the main thing.— in. what things need sorting out. that is the main thing. i know your sto . that is the main thing. i know your story- many _ that is the main thing. i know your story- many people _ that is the main thing. i know your story. many people won't - that is the main thing

seema misra was pregnant with her second child when she was convicted of theft and send to prison inheft which were brought against her were dropped. and mark kelly was a subpostmaster who lost his business after being suspended during a post office investigation. he�*s here with his therapy dog. thank you all for being here in the studio with me. we will come to some of the evidence we heard earlier a little later. i want to start by hearing your stories. start by telling our audience what happened to you. telling our audience what happened to ou. ~ ., ., ~ telling our audience what happened to ou. ~ ., to you. when i took over the post office in june _ to you. when i took over the post office in june 2005 _ to you. when i took over the post office in june 2005 already - to you. when i took over the post office in june 2005 already first . office in june 2005 already first day there was an issue and carried on in 2008 i was suspended and in december 2000 i was called to the court for the first time the trial because it pleaded not guilty for the theft charges for that should i when

let's bring in pria misra, a fixed income portfolio management at jpmorgan asset management.u think that there's a larger shot of a hard landing than the market is really pricing in. why is that? >> it's because i would argue that fed policy is failure restrictive. if you look at real rates, we're getting close to 2%. the fed is letting the balance sheet run off, and there's a big question about when do they start to cut, how much do they cut, and if they're a little bit slow, when policy is restrictive, the lags are kicking in. every recession starts looking like a soft landing. we're in this very critical juncture. if the fed is able to start to normalize quickly. and i would argue they could start in march, may, something in that time frame, start normalizing the balance sheet, start normalizing interest rates. maybe we can stay in the soft landing. >> so 4% isn't normal? that sounds like we're locked into these next-to-nothing interest rates for forever. >> i would say real rates, close to zero to 1% makes sense, but look at how much inflation has come down. if inflation

seema misra and alan bates, they are the post office. >> yes. yes »- >> yes. yes >> paula bennett.how about this headline ? >> um, how about this headline? uh, sean? european judges could delay rwanda deportation flights until after the election. rishi sunak has been warned in legal advice , at which point they'll advice, at which point they'll never fly, because keir starmer has said that he will scrap the rwanda plan even if it works. >> what? what surprises me about this is the words european judges, because they send people the un sends people, process asylum cases abroad. >> yeah, no , but in rwanda >> yeah, no, but in rwanda i don't understand if it's good enough for them, why isn't it good enough for the uk? >> and i think it leads to a wider conversation about how much sovereignty does any nation have its particular goings have over its particular goings on. because right now on. because right just now there'll be a lot people there'll be a lot of people saying, send saying, good, don't send the flights and abroad . flights both at home and abroad. but when it comes to thei

lawyer at the post office taking a conscious decision not to tell all miss mcdonald, about seema misra'st, don't you? >> that's right. and that's after the. >> that's after the interview. >> that's after the interview. >> yes. um, so. >> that's after the interview. >> yes. um, so . so, miss >> yes. um, so. so, miss macdonald's complaint there that she was told that she was the only one that that rings true, doesn't it? >> it doesn't. >> it doesn't. >> it doesn't. >> i have never said that to her, that is the only one. her, that she is the only one. >> and also, we have been heanng >> and also, we have been hearing from gillian blake, the lawyer who's representing the council . council. >> and of course, he went on to show further documents and correspondence this afternoon , correspondence this afternoon, and he was showing the relationship between bradshaw and one of the lawyers at cartwright king. this is the law firm who was acting on behalf of the post office on the private prosecutions . and it brought prosecutions. and it brought that it brought against the subpostmasters and sub p