no, i understood this to be moya, and there is a further - be moya, and there is a further series of earlier this year, that she had been listening to all of the information on the inquiry, and she was trying to square her memory with what she was hearing. 50. square her memory with what she was hearinu. 9, square her memory with what she was hearinu. ., .,, square her memory with what she was hearinu. :, .,, ., ., hearing. so, that was paula vennells. — hearing. so, that was paula vennells, we're _ hearing. so, that was paula vennells, we're just - hearing. so, that was paula vennells, we're just a - hearing. so, that was paula | vennells, we'rejust a break hearing. so, that was paula i vennells, we'rejust a break in hearing. so, that was paula - vennells, we're just a break in the post office it inquiry, but the idea that the former head of the royal mail group and that text message exchange said that, i think you knew, it is a simple but a damning forward statement, which is revealed in that text message to paula vennells from her former colleague. this is something that some post

moya _ everyone is dreadful. best wishes. moya greene. i don't know what to say, moya greene. i don't know what to say. i— moya greene. idon't know what to say, ithink— moya greene. i don't know what to say, i think you knew. you moya greene. i don't know what to say, ithink you knew. you reply, no, that— say, ithink you knew. you reply, no, that isn't— say, ithink you knew. you reply, no, that isn't the case. she replies. _ no, that isn't the case. she replies. i— no, that isn't the case. she replies, i want to believe you, i asked _ replies, i want to believe you, i asked you — replies, i want to believe you, i asked you twice. i suggested you get an independent review reporting to you. an independent review reporting to you i_ an independent review reporting to you i was — an independent review reporting to you. i was afraid you are being lied to. you. i was afraid you are being lied to you _ you. i was afraid you are being lied to you said — you. i was afraid you are being lied to. you said the system had already been _ to. you said the system had already been reviewed mul

moya _ everyone is dreadful. best wishes. moya greene. i don't know what to say, moya greene.sn't the case. she replies. _ no, that isn't the case. she replies. i— no, that isn't the case. she replies, i want to believe you, i asked _ replies, i want to believe you, i asked you — replies, i want to believe you, i asked you twice. i suggested you get an independent review reporting to you. an independent review reporting to you i_ an independent review reporting to you i was — an independent review reporting to you. i was afraid you are being lied to. you. i was afraid you are being lied to you _ you. i was afraid you are being lied to you said — you. i was afraid you are being lied to. you said the system had already been _ to. you said the system had already been reviewed multiple times. how could _ been reviewed multiple times. how could you _ been reviewed multiple times. how could you not have known? over the page _ could you not have known? over the page scroii— could you not have known? over the page. scroll down. moya, the mechanism for getting the bottom of this is— me

but former royal mail boss and colleague dame moya greene is not so sure. the inquiry was shown a text chat between both of them earlier this year. "i think you knew," says moya, to which paula replies, "that isn't the case." moya then asks, "how could you not have known?" before saying, "i supported you all these years". adding, "i can't support you now". and then she was asked about the case of subpostmaster martin griffiths, who took his own life after the post office ruined him. and i imagine that... i'm sorry. i imagine that i was probably... just pause. yes, ok. try to compose yourself if you can and then continue

after a day of work events, jocelyn says moya and solis invited her out for drinks. he was just inebriated and just like having a hard time walking and talking and just getting like very in, in my in my personal space. yeah. and when they got back to the hotel, she just followed us to our room. he didn't go up to his room. he was really drunk and like, stumbling. what did he do when he was in the room? yeah. i don't really want to go into the details, but. yeah, he definitely sexually assaulted me. according to the lawsuit, moya went to take a shower, leaving jocelyn friedel alone with solis. that's when she felt solis stand behind her and cut her right breast with his hand, according to the lawsuit. he then grabbed her around the waist and pulled her on top of him as he fell backward onto the bed. after she pulled away, solis then repeatedly asked friedel to go to his hotel room with them, which she refused. just shocked, you know, like i was shocked for months after that to for several months, just like it's a shocking experience to have that happen. jocelyn says s

i think you knew moya . you reply. no, moya, that moya. you reply.isn't the case, she replies. i want to believe you. i ask you twice. i suggested you get an independent review reporting to you. i was afraid you were being lied to. you said the system had already been reviewed multiple times. how could you not have known all over the page and scroll down? moya. the mechanism for getting to the bottom of this is the inquiry. i've made it my priority to support it fully . moya green, the post fully. moya green, the post office did not. they dragged their heels. they did not deliver documents . s they did deliver documents. s they did not compensate people. paula, you appealed the judge's decision. i'm sorry. i can't now support you. i've supported you all these years to my own detriment. i can't support you now. after what i have learned at moya . you'll see in the at moya. you'll see in the course of that exchange that moya greene accuses you of knowing. yes did you understand that to be an accusation that you knew about bugs, errors and defects in ho

but former royal mail boss and colleague dame moya greene is not so sure.etween both of them earlier this year. "i think you knew," says moya, to which paula replies, "that isn't the case." moya then asks, "how could you not have known?" before saying, "i supported you all these years". adding, "i can't support you now". and then she was asked about the case of subpostmaster martin griffiths, who took his own life after the post office ruined him. and i imagine that... i'm sorry. i imagine that i was probably... just pause. yes, ok. try to compose yourself if you can and then continue your evidence, please. thank you. she apologised to alan bates, too. she said he was right to persevere. i wonder about these apologies. these are just words. the big problem at the moment is trying to get money for the victims in all of this, and anything that does that will make a real difference, rather than a few words. and here is another thing. when paula vennells first joined the post office in 2007 as a director, she said it was another five years before she found out

she was asked about this recent text exchange with the former head of the royal mail, moya greene, whothink you knew," and then, "how could you not have known?" i think moya was possibly suggesting there that there was some conspiracy, as you as you mentioned earlier, and as i said, i didn't believe that was the case. then questions on whether she'd misled mps about court cases involving horizon. why were you telling these parliamentarians that every prosecution involving the horizon system had been successful and had found in favour of the post office? i fully accept now... ..that the post office... excuse me. the post office knew that i completely accepted. personally, i didn't know that and i'm incredibly sorry that that happened to those people and to so many others. those tears were followed by others as the hearing continued. try and compose yourself if you can and then continue. paula vennells is due to testify for two more days this week, so further tough and uncomfortable questions lie ahead. theo leggett, bbc news. our business correspondent andy verityjoins us from the inqui

the 37—year—old spaniard emerged with his coach carlos moya to reacquaint himself with the famous redthe second round of the recent italian open. the tournament begins on sunday and it remains unclear whether the 22—time grand slam winner will play in what is expected to be his final season. finally, a runnerfrom in the uk has started a record—breaking attempt to become the fastest person to complete the countries three peaks challenge. 24—year—old imogen boddy is running 422 miles over the uk's highest mountains — ben nevis in scotland, scafell pike in england, and snowdon in wales. the previous record from sea—level to sea—level is seven days and 31 minutes, and was set in 1979. nicola rees caught up with imogen before she set off. you have to run 100km every day for seven days. can you do it? i can do it, yes. yes, she can! at this stage, it's all about the positive attitude. imogen boddy set her sights on a running record and wants to be the fastest to compete in the national three pea ks challenge. it is a huge challenge. i have trained unbelievably hard. i feel ready but i'm ner

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moya _ here today, 15 years later. those texts, moya greene _ here today, 15 years later.se texts, moya greene also sent i here today, 15 years later. those texts, moya greene also sent as| texts, moya greene also sent as text, simply saying, i think you knew. how does it feel, even the possibility that these executives could have known there were bugs and defects in horizon it system and not sharing that information with you? that was the final question which was not — that was the final question which was not answered. how could you have not known? _ was not answered. how could you have not known? as chief executive, how could _ not known? as chief executive, how could you _ not known? as chief executive, how could you not have known on those text messages? there was no reply to that, that _ text messages? there was no reply to that, that says it all. understandably, you have a lot of emotion when it comes to this, this is something that happened to you a long time ago and you had to live with all these years. how does it feel to suddenly he in the same room as someone w

kalamazoo owns moya ethiopian restaurant on ninth street, about a block from the concert. could use more. cha ching. we used to have, tourists. we used to have different events, conventions, all that. so all those things have reduced after covid. so these kind of events will really bring the business back. i call everyone that i can, i can think of to work here. really? yeah. even closer to the concert is a euro king mediterranean restaurant on grove street, where ummid center will have a full staff waiting for. however many people come here on saturday, he says. bring on the concerts, francisco. i feel like it's getting less and less people in because of before the after the pandemic. lots of people moved out. hopefully the concerts, hopefully the events will bring more people in and more more business and i'm hoping. and tonight, even as crews are getting ready for the big concert, organizers are saying if you're coming to the big concert, please take public transportation. you got bart stopping on the other side of united nations plaza down there. you got muni stopping

. >> hay varias nuestro una agradable sorpresa que el moya 39 de san francisco, california, donde casinos aparecieron esta semana. >> que maravilla tanto a residentes que viven como a todos los visitantes que aprovecharon para tomarles sus fotografias. >> y es mucho mas de lo habitual los biologos creen que fue la inusual cantidad de anchoas en esta zona maritima lo que atrajo a mas leones varinos esta p primavera. >> mientras tanto, funcionarios opesan si las barcazas a las que estos animales marinos se suben seran suficientes. >> que belleza! nunca ndo los teléfonos viejos de los demás... (dad) primero heredó el mío... yo lo cuidaba muchísimo... (mom) el último fue uno de mi hija. la memoria... no aguantaba un selfie más. (daughter) por eso en tu día... te regalamos un teléfono nuevooo! (mom) ahora... los que quieren heredar mi teléfono son ellos... (son) ¿mamá? (mom) no. (daughter) ¿y a mi? (mom) tampoco. (vo) este día de la madre, solo en verizon entrega cualquier iphone en cualquier condición y llévate el iphone 15 pro por nuestra cuenta. si tienes medicare y medicaid los planes d

and you saw what moya said about his team, they better run wonderful relation come, you know where i'mice probably the stand out performer, maybe just of what he's changed, but it's still foden. was he was brought is flair, he brought goals, brought assists, playing a different positions as well, by the way. notjust played from the right, play central, play off the left, different performances, different positions. so i got to say some are missing but phil foden is obviously leading the way. phil foden is obviously leading the wa . �* , phil foden is obviously leading the wa. �*, . phil foden is obviously leading the wa. �*, ,,~u, ., , ., way. let's look at nominees for ounu way. let's look at nominees for young player _ way. let's look at nominees for young player of— way. let's look at nominees for young player of the _ way. let's look at nominees for young player of the season. i way. let's look at nominees for - young player of the season. michael, who nets young player of the season. michael, who gets your— young player of the season. michael, who gets your vote? _ young player of

her filmography includes more than 40 films, but the actress’s role in the comedy series moya brought the people. a wonderful nanny, she was only 53 years old, about beauty and talent, which will be so missed, my colleague ilya filippov, anastasia zavorotnyuk, born in the seventy-first year, actress of the tabakov theater, and well, in addition to the tabakov theater, they also play in interprises, these are auditions for that same wonderful nanny, there were about 600 people there, then there were 30 left at the final stage of six. we had to choose we talked to her, she simply talked about her life, one story, a second, a third, when he told all this, it was clear that she was the very heroine we were looking for, she worked in beryulev’s boutique until her boyfriend threw her out from work, in one of these terrible scenes, and what should she do, where should she go, how to avoid problems, her heroine vika is the same type as fran, the heroine of the series nanny, nanny, which was first shown in amerie. glasses, poor thing, i saw what nastya was and what she became, and it’s amazing

it was important to donald brydon and moya greene _ important to donald brydon and moya greene as _ importantave to ask them. in 2010, a week before you were appointed managing director, a trial took place _ appointed managing director, a trial took place in guildford and an innocent _ took place in guildford and an innocent woman was jailed. her trial became _ innocent woman was jailed. her trial became the — innocent woman was jailed. her trial became the high water mark of horizon— became the high water mark of horizon infallibility, her conviction became, for years, a validation — conviction became, for years, a validation of her's integrity for the post— validation of her's integrity for the post office. it was, as it were a test _ the post office. it was, as it were a test case — the post office. it was, as it were a test case. if the prosecution had failed _ a test case. if the prosecution had failed in _ a test case. if the prosecution had failed in this prosecution it would have _ failed in this prosecution it would have opened up the floodgates to civil claims for damages and a defe

when you get the inquiry, when you get the chairman of the of the company at that time, which was moyaene , that ends up putting in greene, that ends up putting in text messages. i don't believe you. i've lost confidence in you when, we discover that, the ceo actually , kept the head of legal actually, kept the head of legal affairs, susan crichton, outside of meetings , waiting in the of meetings, waiting in the corridor, like a subordinate who was a very important part within the organisation to ensure that the organisation to ensure that the post office itself complied with the laws of the land. and it's quite clear that what what was happening was paula vennells had got her own agenda. she wanted to be in the limelight, take all the credit , and it take all the credit, and it didn't matter how she achieved that , didn't matter how she achieved that, michael. >> she said that she and i quote, she said she loved the post office and she did the best job. and she wanted the post office to thrive for the whole office to thrive for the whole of the united kingdom, the sam stein case for

whether moya still feels the same, i don't know, you would have to ask her. flan still feels the sameow, you would have to ask her.- you would have to ask her. can i turn to than _ you would have to ask her. can i turn to than i _ you would have to ask her. can i turn to than i was _ you would have to ask her. can i turn to than i was a _ you would have to ask her. can i turn to than i was a second - you would have to ask her. can i turn to than i was a second general topic _ turn to than i was a second general topic cah— turn to than i was a second general topic. can we look at pages two and three _ topic. can we look at pages two and three of— topic. can we look at pages two and three of your witness statement, please _ paragraph five, which is at the bottom — paragraph five, which is at the bottom. you say "i would like to offer _ bottom. you say "i would like to offer my— bottom. you say "i would like to offer my genuine and unreserved apologies. i apologise that i and those _ apologies. i apologise that i and those working for me fails the subpostmasters and their families. i'm d

but former royal mail boss and colleague dame moya greene is not so sure. not been any miscarriages ofjustice. that thinking and decision—making will be tested again tomorrow. emma simpson, bbc news. ireland, norway, and spain have announced they will formally recognise a palestinian state from next week. spain and ireland said the decision was not against israel nor in favour of hamas, but rather in support of peace. israel has reacted angrily and recalled its ambassadors to the three countries. our diplomatic correspondent james landale explains the background and history. most of the world thinks there is such a thing as a palestinian state, something that yasser arafat declared unilaterally back in 1988. earlier this month, in a vote at the united nations, 143 countries supported a palestinian attempt tojoin the un, something that only states can do. but this has always been vetoed by the united states and other countries which say the palestinians should get a state only as part of the long—term political deal with israel, known as the two—state soluti