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a murder at the post office in a quiet yorkshire village.n beaten to death with a metal bar in the upstairs flat she shared with her husband, robin. he always maintained she was killed by an armed robber who had broken in and forced him to hand over the cash from their post office safe. he said, "don't do anything stupid. "we've got your wife." but thejury didn't believe him. the prosecution said he'd faked the robbery. he'd been stealing money from the post office, then killed his wife to cover it up. today, there's no post office or shop. it never reopened. the biggest thing that ever happened here was maybe a bike got stolen or something like that. to have a murder in your village? absolutely unheard of. barry and vanessa were close friends with robin and diana. i still believe that he l didn't do it, you know. i think you have to knowl robin and di to knowjust how close and what sort of people they were. . yeah, never stopped believing. and i won't stop - believing till he's out. we tried contacting diana's mother but were unable to reac

he was the man tasked with moving the post office from scandal to success. nick read has been accused of leading an organisation that has failed to change. a regular in the inquiry public gallery over recent months, today it's his turn to face questions. nick read joined the post office as the permanent replacement for paula vennells in september 2019. within months, he agreed to settle a case brought by a group of subpostmasters led by sir alan bates. that opened the door to financial redress for victims, and the first scheme was launched in april 2020. cheering. but, more than four years on, many are still waiting for their money. nick read will be asked why the process is taking so long and if it should really be his organisation handling it. he will also face accusations he has been too focused on his own pay and that some in his team still think the post office is the victim. keith bell was falsely prosecuted and lost his life savings. like many, he's eagerly following the inquiry and wants nick read and others to put subpostmasters back at the heart of

a murder at the post office in a quiet yorkshire village.e upstairs flat she shared with her husband, robin. he always maintained she was killed by an armed robber who had broken in and forced him to hand over the cash from their post office safe. but the jury didn't believe him. the prosecution said he'd faked the robbery. he'd been stealing money from the post office, then killed his wife to cover it up. today, there's no post office or shop. it never reopened. the biggest thing that ever happened here was maybe a bike got stolen or something like that. to have a murder in your village? absolutely unheard of. barry and vanessa were close friends with robin and diana. i still believe that he didn't do it, you know. i think you have to know robin and di to knowjust how close and what sort of people they were, and, um... just. yeah. never stop believing. and i won't stop believing till he's out. we tried contacting diana's mother but were unable to reach her. however, in an interview earlier this year, she made it clear she believes her son—i

the government and post office including president jackson as well.ize they are in a difficult position. they do not want to be seen to be censoring the free expression of ideas. they do not want to get into the business of determining which ideas can be transmitted through the u.s. mail and which cannot, so they kind of hedge a little bit and the official perspective. they come up with a couple of different solutions. just let the states decide evening because the post office is a national institution. i did not really fly. the edit up to say we will transfer or this mailed down to the southern post office is because it was not the only one. it was a way. they did not want to refuse to accept him. >> thank you for a great speech. could you comment on the amount and type of newspaper coverage after turner's rebellion? >> yes. exactly. exactly around the same time as the liberator is coming into being. there is a lot of newspaper coverage. it is run by white people who even if they are in the north there so afraid of the prospect of a violent slaver bi

the chief executive of the post office, mick reid, has begun giving three days of evidence into mickg three dayt stop lidence into mick reid, has begun giving three dayt stop he ence into mick reid, has begun giving three dayt stop he joined to it scandal stop he joined the post office in 2019 and has been accused of supposed masters of failing to bring about sufficient change. he told the hearing there was no mention in the job description or at his interview of either the litigation against sub—postmaster is or that the horizon it system needed to be revamped. 0ur correspondent is at the inquiry. he revamped. our correspondent is at the inquiry-— at the inquiry. he started aaivin at the inquiry. he started giving evidence _ at the inquiry. he started giving evidence at - at the inquiry. he started giving evidence at 10am l at the inquiry. he started l giving evidence at 10am at about three quarters hour ago he was taken through his previous employment as a man who has turned around failing and struggling businesses and then we had, i think, what job description or in the job interv

post office there and you can see in the illustration, they pulled many of these items out from the post office and set fire to them outside. there's no way you can see this up on the screen. but if you can look at this on a computer and zoom in, some of the papers at the bottom that are marked with titles like the liberator, the boston atlas, and other anti-slavery paper from the north. so this is the kind of violent reaction, the repression that they were eliciting from the south. but this actually wasn't confined only to the south. there was also a lot of people in the north and especially kind of in the middle portion of the country, a lot of white people who were supportive of slavery, or at least were not supportive of abolitionists, and did not like the way abolitionists were doing what they were doing. so in the decades leading to the civil war, there were at least two dozen violent attacks on antislavery newspapers and editors. most of these actually took place on supposedly free labor territory in the north, and the most prominent, the most famous one involved this guy, elijah

a murder at the post office in a quiet yorkshire village.o anything stupid." we've got your wife. but the jury didn't believe him. the prosecution said he'd faked the robbery. he'd been stealing money from the post office, then killed his wife to cover it up. today, there's no post office or shop. it never reopened. the biggest thing that ever happened here was maybe a bike got stolen or something like that. to have a murder in your village? absolutely unheard of. barry and vanessa were close friends with robin and diana. i still believe that he didn't do it, you know. i think you have to know robin and di to knowju5t how close and what sort of people they were. never stop believing. and i won't stop believing till he's out. we tried contacting diana's mother but were unable to reach her. however, in an interview earlier this year, she made it clear she believes her son in law is guilty. over the years, robin garuett has tried three times to get his case referred back to the court of appeal as new information has been uncovered. they all fai

the post office scandal has led to wrongful prosecutions and wrecked lives. knighthood for the man who inspired it, sir alan bates. the three—year public inquiry into faulty horizon software has now entered its final phase, and injuly, a new post office minister was appointed. this is the single biggest issue in my responsibilities. it's the one that i am determined to give most priority to, because there are so many people still to have a sense ofjustice restored to them. campaigners have criticised the time it's taken for all victims of the scandal to receive financial redress. we've been speaking to postmasters who have been caught up in it, and they knew that we were speaking to you. sir alan bates has asked for the government to set a clear deadline of next march — ie six months�* time — to pay redress to all can you commit to that? well, i agree with sir alan that there hasn't been fast enough, um, progress. i think the truth is, looking back, it wasn't until the drama hit our tv screens that action really, uh, was stepped up. we're trying to sort out s

in a statement, a post office spokesperson said... what did you think of the... was emotional. it was, um, very good to finally hear that they acknowledged the problem with capture. my dad, your role model in life... to be... to go from the the person he was to... yeah. he lost all... you know, he was a shell of his former self. even having the news on, if the post office was mentioned, the spiral of depression that ensued, all the internal anger and the turmoil that you could see physically going through, um, was tangible. as the public inquiry into faulty horizon software reaches its final stage, another chapter, it seems, in the story of the post office scandal. tim muffett, bbc news. gas and electricity prices in england, scotland and wales will rise by 10% from today, as the new energy price cap comes into force. the changes, which will see an average annual household bill rise by £149, come amid continuing concern over the loss of winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners, which the government says it can no longer afford to fund. it's now too late to

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victims of the post office horizon it scandal. one of the most widespread miscarriages ofjustice in uk history. the post office scandal has led to wrongful prosecutions and wrecked lives. it prompted a hit tv drama, and a knighthood for the man who inspired it — sir alan bates. the three—year public inquiry into faulty horizon software has now entered its final phase, and injuly a new post office minister was appointed. mr thomas, thank you very much for your time. you're a few months into yourjob so far — how are you finding it? um, this is the single biggest issue in my responsibilities. it's the one that i am determined to give most priority to, because there are so many people still to have a sense ofjustice restored to them. campaigners have criticised the time it's taken for all victims of the scandal to receive financial redress. i say make a firm commitment to ensure that this is finished by the end of march next year. i mean, i've spoken to a number of the experts that have been involved — they're legal experts — and they

the minsk gate on the station square, a unique building main post office, the boldness of the goma building'sn, it is also not in the spirit of the times. unique in all soviet architecture. in all, in this regard the avenue is very interesting. restoration work continued. in forty-sixth , the general plan for the development of the center of minsk was finally approved. and if we are talking about the competition of forty-sixth year, then nine authors took part in it, including belgosproekt, a modern institute. of course, these are all author's projects important. was the design of not only this central avenue, but also the formation significant places, which became the central square, the victory square. there are many disputes about what to be a round square or october victory . it was decided to make the latter the main one with a complex of government buildings, the supreme council of the bssr, the council of ministers of the bssr, the party committee and the regional executive committee. the main discussion unfolded between the architects trakhtenberg and osmalovsky. projects presented. l

injanuary, she told us the post office had stolen her money and she wanted it back.ill far from resolved. at the break, we caught up. everything was in black and white. she told me it took three years to prepare her claim. there wasn't one word that wasn't correct on there. but she's now had this letter asking for more information. but i can't give them any more evidence. what more do they want? they�* re just pussyfooting around. something else to delay and delay and delay. how much does it mean to you to get your money back? it would mean that i had seenjustice. the government says requests for extra info are sometimes required in complex cases, and it was working tirelessly to provide full and fair redress for this 91—year—old. it can't come soon enough. emma simpson, bbc news. a british—canadian scientist — known as the godfather of artificial intelligence — has won this year's nobel prize in physics. professor geoffrey hinton shares the award with the american professor, john hopfield for their pioneering work on machines that can learn. here's our science corre

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they stand in light of the post office sending money home to the cities in thend hell.y line up with their laundry in three weeks they may get it back. turned away from the diners they swim on schedule. working in shifts and swimming in shifts. ♪ some new housing has been put up. it's comfortable enough but the people have not been able to get together yet. they live in separate cells. people need other people. they need a get together. a little fun, little swapping of talk and goodwill. we want to feel they belong the new community the community of townspeople and new people has not yet been built they must build it themselves all of the people they jam into the joints, play pool when they would rather be playing baseball. one shift and then another shift between.ing much in sometimes it gets to be too much. they decide to try another town. this is another town a town where the people are doing something about it. the town is still in alabama this town has the same problem the same boredom now they've changed their minds. they are doing something about it. they are get

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today we are at the post office square, let me remind you that this is a traditional sunday action, every sunday hundreds of kyivans and ukrainians who care about them come to the center of the capital to remind the world to remind ukrainians that thousands of our defenders remain in captivity. their return is this a very complicated process, so today we can already see about a hundred people gathered at the post office square, but people continue to come, also, as we hear, cars are honking, this is already traditional, in this way they show that they are not indifferent to this situation, i will remind , that as a result of exchanges between moscow and kyiv , about 3,600 ukrainian prisoners of war and deported ukrainians were returned. however, thousands of ukrainians are still in captivity, and now we can talk to the participant of this action, mrs. iryna, now we will come to her, ms. iryna, i congratulate you, please tell me what is known about the conditions of stay of ukrainians in russian torture camps, is it generally possible to somehow communicate with the boys and girls there, o

, remember to always return your mail-in ballot safely and at the correct locations such as the post office voting center or at your local county clerk's office. if you're going return your vote by mail ballot, treated like you would cash, don't give it to anybody that you don't know and trust where you can deposit it into a and official blew us mail post office box election day is tuesday, november 5th and polls open at 07:00am that it's a very latest here in martinez. i michael thomas will send it back to you live in san francisco. a swing state still ahead here on kron, reduce it to our election coverage will continue as we check in on the presidential campaigns. >> plus, it's the first of its current how a local jail is creating new opportunities. women who are incarcerated and the deadly apartment fire in the east bay. we'll hear from neighbors who are there. it started. >> of course, your local election headquarters in both vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. key swing states today with just 15 days until november's presidential election. our washington cor

just check out when i fought against the post office. i was in nevada nearly 50 years. i work here, raise my family here. i took care of my parents and in-laws as they age here. i buried my parents here. they are buried at boulder city, veterans cemetery. i love our great state, and that's why i'm running for reelection, to continue to serve all of nevada in a pragmatic, problem-solving, bipartisan way. i'm jacky rosen, and i'm humbly asking for your vote. >> thank you both for taking part in this and thank you at home for watching. >> before we sign off tonight, we want to remind everyone that early voting in nevada is right around the corner and starts on saturday. you can vote at any polling location, same day registration is also available. you can put those ballots in the mail or drop them off at any of those polling locations, and as a reminder -- our candidates know this very well -- election day coming up november 5. asked so much for joining us. goodbye. -- thank you so much for joining us. goodbye. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [ca

as they said, "late delivery by staines post office, found behind a drawer.ery. i remember very clearly sitting in my flat in cavendish mansions in london 50 years ago, writing the letter — typing it, in fact. and every day i looked for my post and nothing there. and i was so disappointed because i really, really wanted to be a stunt rider on a motorcycle. itjust seems incredible to get the letter back and to find out why they never replied to me, because they never got my letter. but it didn't stop tizi from making her dreams come true. she quickly got a job as a stunt rider with a different display team and embarked on a daredevil career — becoming a snake—handler in africa, an aerobatic pilot, and flying instructor, before eventually retiring to lincolnshire — where this reminder of her younger days appeared out of the blue. you're 70 now. you wrote that letter when you were 22. what would you tell that 22—year—old who wrote the letter? i'd say, "go and do everything i've done. doesn't matter if you break bones." i've had so much fun of a lifestyle, and so

check out how i kept the -- fought against the post office. i have lived in nevada nearly 50 years. i worked here. i raised my family here. i took care of my parents and in-laws as they aged here. i. my parents here. they are buried at boulder city veterans. cemetery i love our great state. that is why i am running for reelection to continue to serve all of nevada in a pragmatic, problem-solving, bipartisan way. i am jacky rosen and i am humbly asking for your vote. >> thank you very much. thank you for taking part in this. thank you at home for watching this lively debate for the race for the nevada senate. >> before we sign off tonight, we want to remind everyone early voting in nevada is right around the corner. it starts on saturday. vote at any polling location. same-day registration is available. but those ballots in the mail or drop them off in any polling locations. our candidates know this very well. election day coming up november 5. thanks so much for joining us. ♪ ♪ >> tonight, incuen senator tammy baldwin faces of against her republican challenger in the race for wiscon

don't dig into the past — that's what post office chief executive nick read says he was told about theorizon it scandal when he took over in 2019. a heated exchange, as the prime minister faces questions from rishi sunak about the economy and the row over gifts. more bereaved parents can apply for formal recognition of the loss of their baby during pregnancy, as the government removes a cut—off date. breaking records and in style — cricketerjoe root becomes england's leading test scorer of all time. the us state of florida is bracing itself for what could be the worst storm in a hundred years. there are huge trafficjams across the state as more than five million people respond to evacuation orders ahead of hurricane milton — which is expected to hit tonight. flights between the uk and florida have been cancelled, with the foreign office urging britons already in the state to follow instructions from local authorities. it's moving across the gulf of mexico, where warmer waters have contributed to its intensity. so far, milton has reached a wind speed of 160mph. it's already brushed past

done before midnight, if you're printing out an application or grabbing one from the local library post office or voting center needs to be turned into the clerk's office or that voting center before closing time. and if you're mailing it back, the contra costa county clerk's office says this. the paper registration in the mail does need to be postmarked by today and then we can mail out vote by mail ballot as late as the 29th. register to vote dot ca dot gov. the last you to check your registration register to vote and lets you track your mail-in ballot once you send it off. and if you don't have internet access, well, you can always call 803, 4, 5, vote. and if you miss today's deadline, will there still another chance if you want to go to the polls on the day of you can do what's called conditional voter registration, you'll vote a provisional ballot. but then as soon as we register, you can count that ballot. the clerk's office says if you're voting by mail, remember to always return your mail-in ballot safely and at the correct locations, such as a post office voting center or at your loc

, remember to always return your mail-in ballot safely and at the correct locations such as the post officeing center or at your local county clerk's office. if you're going return your vote by mail ballot, treated like you would cash. don't that to anybody that you don't know and trust where you can deposit it into a and official blew us mail post office box election day is tuesday, november 5th and polls open at 07:00am that it's a very latest here in martinez michael thomas will send it back to you live in san francisco. >> today, both vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump were again and are tonight in key swing states. that is, again, we are just 15 days away from the election 2 weeks tomorrow. kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. it's a busy day on the campaign trail. vice president kamala harris is in 3 key swing states today. >> and former president trump is trying to rally voters in north carolina. vice president kamala harris campaigned in battleground pennsylvania. >> with an unlikely ally, former republican congresswoman liz cheney

like it was the post office. and i was just like, in complete disbelief. >> the driver backs up and slowly veers around the damaged car, then drives off. >> did we get a note? did they ring our doorbell? nope. person got back in the car and just drove off. just like nothing ever happened. >> brady contacted the local post office to make a claim. an employee came and took pictures. >> well, i'm going to, you know, turn this in and we'll get back to you. >> however, no one did. brady contacted the postmaster in sacramento. okay. >> what you need to do is take the car to get two estimates, and then we'll get back to you. >> again, no one did. so he called back. >> he's like, to be honest with you. he goes, it's going to take anywhere from 6 to 9 months for us to get going on it. now i was like, yeah, that's not going to work. >> the damage seemed minimal, but the impact had actually bent the frame. the car was a total loss and the insurance payout didn't cover the replacement cost. brady had to settle for an older m

, remember to always return your mail-in ballot safely and at the correct locations such as the post office voting center or at your local county clerk's office. if you're going return your vote by mail ballot, treated like you would cash, don't give it to anybody that you don't know and trust where you can deposit it into a and official blew us mail post office box election day is tuesday, november 5th and polls open at 07:00am that it's a very latest here in martinez michael thomas will send it back to you live in san francisco. ricky pearsall playing a game for the first time since being shot in san francisco. plus. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. a bipartisan house panel has released its latest findings on the assassination attempt on former president donald trump's life from earlier this summer. washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect r

, remember to always return your mail-in ballot safely and at the correct locations such as the post office voting center or at your local county clerk's office. if you're going return your vote by mail ballot, treated like you would cash, don't give it to anybody that you don't know and trust where you can deposit it into a and official blew us mail post office box election day is tuesday, november 5th and polls open at 07:00am that it's a very latest here in martinez michael thomas will send it back to you live in san francisco. all right. well, the clock is ticking to register to vote and >> already, though, many bay area residents have cast their ballots. so joining us now to talk about how early voting is looking in the south bay is michael bar hot. he's with the santa clara county registrar of voters. thanks for being here this afternoon. thanks for having. all right. so early ballots have gone out. they're in the mail. how many bodies start to come back to your office? >> from our data on friday, we received almost almost 10% of the we have around 1 million over 1 million. 44,000 reg

we will not drown in the swamp, and do not be afraid moscow, i will lead you out, i know every post office here. in the new season on the first. "can we do it faster, so, even faster, take a bag and put all the trinkets in it, and if not, can the dosavs have killers, killers can be everywhere, we need to send the mur on the trail, they don't even know yet that there is such a gang, the ten, the ministry of internal affairs finally found out what you do with your girlfriends, you have no right to break into houses, this is valery's blood"? you 're making a fool of me again, you 're getting into the investigation again, i suggest you become the new analytical department of the ministry of internal affairs, i checked everything. tanya, tanechka, do you hear me, there's a connection here bad, anya, how is nastya, nastya, how. why aren't you sleeping? why aren't you sleeping? my phone woke me up. who called? dad, dad. and what did he say? i don't know, because the connection was lost. what a pity. i want him to come back already. let's go to sleep now , let's make a wish for you. look, a star h

we are going to take you to the post office inquiry, under way in london and dip in to hear evidenceells is one of several people she said had let her down. he has been talking about his relationship with fujitsu. i knew it was small numbers in comparison to the network as a whole. i think they were at the time 62 affected branches. hate time 62 affected branches. we will come _ time 62 affected branches. we will come onto some of that detait— will come onto some of that detail shortly. you said in your— detail shortly. you said in your statement it was in march 2010 _ your statement it was in march 2010 that — your statement it was in march 2010 that you learned the underlying root cause of the faults, — underlying root cause of the faults, the bugs, where a fault in the — faults, the bugs, where a fault in the oracle database software. so that is consistent with _ software. so that is consistent with what. .. software. so that is consistent with what... it is slightly different in that march 2010 is when — different in that march 2010 is when the problem, the underlying cause was a

there's 1.8 billion too for victims of the post office scandal.nak, described the budget as "an enormous borrowing spree" that contains "broken promise after broken promise". tonight, we're in lowestoft to look at what the budget means for you, we'll get reaction from people here in the town. first, here's our political editor chris mason on the scale of today's announcements. it isn't the most famous door on downing street, but the build—up on what's been going on behind it has been growing for weeks, the focus getting sharper on what would be in the budget and who is unveiling it. a genuine moment of history, this — hundreds and hundreds of blokes for centuries and centuries have had a moment like this, delivering a budget as chancellor. and yet this is the first time ever it's been done by a woman, and a big budget it is too — big borrowing, big spending and big tax rises. i call the chancellor of the exchequer! l the first budget from labour in nearly 15 years. and a reminder, if you really mean it, say it three times. the only way to drive ec

state treasury war justice post office navy interior agriculture commerce and labor the secretary of each department is a member of the president's cabinet, which is his chief advisory body. from time to time as emergencies arise special independent agencies are created to assist the president to examples are the veterans administration and the federal security agency. i probably don't need to tell you that the president is also commander in chief of the armed forces. this is a heavy responsibility for congress gives him the power of making many military decisions in conducting a war. finally, it's the president's duty to record needed. he usually does this in an annual message to a joint session of congress. well the next stop in our tour was the supreme court building. this is where they decide whether our laws follow the meaning of the constitution. uncle jim told me to notice the inscription over the entrance equal justice under law. he said that this pretty well sums up the purpose of the supreme court then he went on to explain what it meant. the supreme court is the judicial b

maple and pine oak trees and a bright post office pagoda. on new york avenue, a busy traffic artery flanked by bus terminals and tawdry shops. the change was made with median plantings of grape myrtle, holly and piper camper. these combined with the stately old elms still remaining, have freshened and enlivened the whole area. partially as a result of the prospect of winning white house recognition and partially as a result of the gentle and effective persuasiveness of the first lady business and commercial establishments throughout washington were becoming conscious of their appearance. they were learning that appealing surroundings bring an appealing return on the dollar. we live in a time when 75% of the population dwells and just 1% of our land. obviously, the great need for our but attractive environment exists in our urban centers, where most americans spend most of their lives and we are doing something about it. in june of each year, mrs. johnson, welcome to the white house. people who were doing something about their environment. th

_ itv drama around the post office horizons scandal which led then _ office horizons scandal which ledtion. _ pressure on government to take action. we — pressure on government to take action. we are similar —— seeing _ action. we are similar —— seeing something similar here so the — seeing something similar here so the power of tv has not changed _ so the power of tv has not changed in the social media age. — changed in the social media age, only ramping up with the old and — age, only ramping up with the old and new media at mixing. my fear here — old and new media at mixing. my fear here is— old and new media at mixing. my fear here is ultimately, the judiciary— fear here is ultimately, the judiciary cannot be swayed by nonuiar— judiciary cannot be swayed by popular culture. i think if it begins _ popular culture. i think if it begins to— popular culture. i think if it begins to seen as doing that, do we — begins to seen as doing that, do we lose face —— faith in the judiciary— do we lose face —— faith in the judiciary system to deliver justice _ judiciary system to deliver justice.

i am a nonperson as far as the post office is concerned does not remind us what happened to you.january trading statement, they announced, or the computer announced i had lost £9,500. i have not taken £9,500 and i certainly have not taken it. but the post office just didn't listen. so i rang my manager and said, "what is all this about?" he said, you have lost all this money. i said, no, i haven't, the computer has lost it. oh, well, many people have said that but nobody has been able to prove it. and i said, well, until you let me look at your back office, nobody will ever prove it, will they? you can only look at one side. and then he threatened me with prosecution and said, we can prosecute you. i said ok, feel free. i said, you send the police round to me tomorrow and i will see you in court whenever you call me with all my evidence. and once i said those magic words, it all went silent and i never heard another word about prosecution. i never heard another word about prosecution-— i never heard another word about prosecution. that silence goes on, doesnt prosecution. that si

the name of the warranty is saying that i want to leave the post office and i didn't want, particularly for years i fish sold the me please right. and reduces the disposing to do all those and it will need to be 0. this will take up a whole different issues books me and be away from the visual option. the constraint finished when you called the little carabiner treatment stuff is then you might be that way as the long as i've seen, the extra couple of them are in the message. it was the one of the studio shows up as well. the key, the source the design for people who am i speaking with you for simplest way is fine. yeah. of course is most if the for a small pressure shooting. yeah. think according to the photo, more mission measuring issue is the most put in finance. people somewhere, somewhere for work. this is a good deal, a situation which this year was when you buy even just a photo, but i don't see it on the work is performed with a push of santia. well shifted away the sydney and executive for you see what you're saying. yeah. yes. that is the closest thing is that only a word and

you can always pick up that in-person paperwork as well at a post office or library and then take it over to the elections office. and if you need to figure out if you're registered or not or if you need to re-register to correct the area for youth moved you do all of this by going online to register to vote. california dot gov. and we've got those details on your screen right now. you can see. >> so all you need to do is putting your information. it will lock you through those steps of where to do and what to go. and it will also show you where you are exactly. >> register to do all of this. for some reason you missed today's deadline, california does allow same day voter registration at these polling centers. and of course, if you don't have internet access and you still want to get that information, you can always call 1, 8, 100 number. and that's 800, 3, 4, 5, vote back out here live. we did reach out to the county clerk this morning. we're hoping to hear from them at some point to get more details and maybe some tips regarding registering to vote. that's a very latest here in con

and this doesn't include one—off costs of billions for compensation for inflected blood and post officehe important thing is, whatever they spend down here will have to be matched by tax rises here, not borrowing. the chancellor's strict new stability rule. many details to look out for. we have heard about the national living wage up nearly 7%. will rachel reeves find £6 billion to avoid a rise in fuel duty? as well as the winter fuel allowance, further cuts to welfare. how much? and perhaps a carrot for small businesses, rising worker costs and business rates. all in all, a big change in direction, public services getting an emergency injection funded by equally big tax rises aimed at business. and some extra borrowing to increase long—term investment. all of this while trying to keep the markets, and rates low. —— to keep the markets calmed. faisal islam there. for more, i'mjoined by simon french, chief economist at panmure liberum. the bbc live page is up and running on the website. lovely to see you, simon. here we are at last. i feel like we have been talking about this budget sinc

infected blood scandal, with a further one—point—eight billion set aside for wrongly prosecuted post offices made in england. andy verity explains how businesses are reacting. they have been — businesses are reacting. they have been unhappy— businesses are reacting. they have been unhappy and - businesses are reacting. tie: have been unhappy and saying this will affect employment, hit their profits, mean they can hire less people and may not be able to pay as much in pay rises. the ig est biggest effect is what they have done with the threshold. you only pay national insurance on any money you pay above £750 a month. they�*re cutting that almost in half to £5,000 a year. so for every employees, those employers will have to pay for that, for the cutting of the threshold another £615 per employee. that is a big hike in the cost of employing people. you also have the hike in employers�* national insurance. that is not direct taxes on working people, but what the office for budget responsibility says is that that will probably mean that wages won�*t rise by as much as they otherwise would have

similar to ... when we receive a notification of fines, you must agree, no one has been going to the post officet these fine receipts for a long time now, everyone sees fines on the public services portal and pays them there. not only do the inspections themselves appear on public services, you can also appeal them in the pre-trial appeal service. to do this , you can go to the max robot, type the words "appeal the inspection" or click the "submit a complaint" button from the inspection itself, that is , you can make an appeal in literally three clicks. all complaints are considered centrally. control authorities are switching to a risk-oriented approach, that is, scheduled inspections are carried out at facilities with a high risk category. since last year, it has been assigned in a single register of types of control. from it, all objects are transferred to a personal account on the public services portal; each entrepreneur or company can see their risk category. if you do not agree with this category, you can immediately appeal using the same service to. with the ability to download a mobile

you got to post offices i get it. >> you have a chance ask him a question. okay.r sanders you've been a member of congress for 34 years and is a member of congress 11 100% increase in national debt for about three telling a 36 joint absolutely unsustainable. engage social security medicare medicaid, our entire economy if elected for another year term do you have any intentions of seeking to address this unsustainable debt or is it going to be your intent to bankrupt the united states government and collapse our economy? >> you are right i under president trump we have a very substantial increase the national debt as you know. under president biden we are seeing some reductions but here's what you've got. your attack system that's totally corrupt because big money has a numbers power in washington. we have a system work billionaires have effective tax rate lower than truck drivers and nurses for that is absurd. we have massive levels of income you may not like it, the boner class may not like it. i'm going to do my best to make you there paying their share of taxes

the increase in online purchases has inevitably taken the post office on the path of intelligentization from the mechanized system of product separation. intelligent postal networks and equipping the postal fleet, and now, under the pretext of world post day, we spoke with the exchange analysis staff and postmen as well. a menial job is really a job that requires love and interest, and if it wasn't for this love and interest, if we didn't like our work, we certainly wouldn't be here. i always work with love. we most of the time official holiday when we are working. because if not we are faced with a very large volume of work, and they do not know heat and cold. it was only a few months ago that they did not stop working in the heat of about 50 degrees. it's easy to fire. mehdi naqvi of sada and sime news agency died on this route . good morning. well, we are talking with dr. ahmadi, deputy minister and ceo of iran post , who we were talking with. what is going on in the post of the islamic republic of iran, mr. dr. breim , you mentioned the new technologies in the previous section, you

so the countries, because we have to use today's industry, the force is that all in post office could easy war and also the united states and combining the want to also not to disagree the situation and the $10.00 affair, another confidence and base that are you going to ins as well because it can handle a full full of valid comprehensive version of the war. photos that carries on the escalations is multiple degrees. the explanation is way to on board time to as of time for the longer the yeah. ok doors and then thought enough time community and so united nations and all into it needs to georgia and organization and stuff know started and go to the organization and does the points the instance talk that what they say with us, how not to international as we continue to bring new updates on those escalating tensions in the middle east. we're going to have a fresh bulletins here at the top of the next out. until then you kind of course head over to our website, cholenski to digest the quality. don't com the the the joseph conrad wrote hall of darkness at the height of units. colonial scr

if you are printing out an application are grabbing one from the local library post office or voting center. needs to be turned back into the clerk's office or that voting center before closing. and if you're mailing it back, it does need to be postmarked by today. now we did speak with the clerk's office this morning. take a listen to some of their tips that they have for voters. >> if you're going return your vote by mail ballot, treated like you would cash. don't that to anybody that you don't know and trust where you can deposit it into a and official blew us mail post office box. >> now on your screen are some details registered to vote dot ca dot gov again, that's a website that you can go to register to vote. you can check your registration status and you can also track your mail-in ballot one to center off in the mail. and if you don't have internet access, you can always dial that number on your screen, which is 803, 4, 5, vote. now, again, the clerk's office says you always want to make sure that you are turning in your ballot at the correct place. so again, it's a loss to