this is the ransom note that greeted staff trying to log into their computers at royal mail.minals�* del canet website, a short and matter—of—fact message belying the chaos caused inside the royal mail�*s international sorting offices. since wednesday the company has said it cannot send packages or lettuce abroad. the company has not commented on the ransomware situation, saying only it is a cyber incident, but a source close to the investigation had said they are being held to ransom by cyber criminals. ransomware attacks are sadly persistent with organisations being hacked and paying cyber criminals almost daily, but this is especially serious. royal mail is deemed as uk critical national chance staff tally it is chaos inside. ah, chance staff tally it is chaos inside. ., ., ., , inside. a ransomware attack can be an existential— inside. a ransomware attack can be an existential threat _ inside. a ransomware attack can be an existential threat from _ inside. a ransomware attack can be an existential threat from an - an existential threat from an organisation, it can literal

the sources have told they believe the bbc of the royal mail has workarounds.— the bbc of the royal mailor before _ workarounds. asides from the hassles for before christmas i workarounds. asides from the i hassles for before christmas we had strikes, and things had to be in before christmas because of strikes, this is a big security trend, ransomware, across the world. unfortunately it happens _ across the world. unfortunately it happens almost _ across the world. unfortunately it happens almost daily, - across the world. unfortunately it happens almost daily, you i it happens almost daily, you are completely right. essentially this malicious software will encrypt people's data or company's data and perhaps lock them out of their systems, and oftentimes individuals, there will be sensitive data in there that they want back, and the way it then unfolds is the criminals mmp then unfolds is the criminals ramp up the pressure, oftentimes ask for funds and crypto currencies which are hard to chase in exchange for that data. a very recent case which was very high profile was in australia, a m

fair play to royal mail's service, when it i to royal mail�*s service, when it does work it is one of to look at other options, which will take into our margins. t other options, which will take into our margins-— other options, which will take into our martins. ., ., ., . our margins. i want to ask you, have theole our margins. i want to ask you, have people been — our margins. i want to ask you, have people been asking _ our margins. i want to ask you, have people been asking you _ our margins. i want to ask you, have people been asking you for - our margins. i want to ask you, have people been asking you for refunds, | people been asking you for refunds, because you talk about it impacting your business? the because you talk about it impacting your business?— because you talk about it impacting your business? the vinyl community is a very friendly _ your business? the vinyl community is a very friendly community - your business? the vinyl community is a very friendly community and i is a very friendly community and they are very patient, bless them, so at the moment we are ok, but

royal mail- is having. it's having a huge impact. royal mail since - is having.rcels are going, where they are coming infrom, so it parcels are going, where they are coming in from, so it is having huge disruption to royal mail. i understand some depots are able to continue functioning, albeit probably by hand and pen and paper, because if ransomware has spread across the network and infected lots of computers or all computers at the depots then they are completely unusable. we now know that it is ransomware from a crew called lock bit, a notorious ransomware gang with strong roots in russia. we know that because we have seen the ransom note. i was sent it last night. we don�*t know whether or not it has come from a computer screen or whether it�*s been put out by printer, which is sometimes the case, but it says that your files and data are encrypted and gives links to their dark net website where they hope to start negotiation for payment with royal mail. we don�*t know whether or not royal mail have entered into any negotiation but if they do we expect that lo

royal mail customers still can't send letters and parcels overseas after a cyber attack on the companyng up we will hearfrom manchester united legend eric cantona, about his new art exhibition which chronicles the relationship between sport and modern society. good afternoon. the manchester city footballer, benjamin mendy, has been found not guilty of six counts of rape, and one count of sexual assault. jurors were unable to reach a verdict on one count of rape and one of sexual assault. it follows a six—month trial at chester crown court. our north of england correspondent, danny savage, is there. tell us what happened today. we've had this trial — tell us what happened today. we've had this trial ongoing _ tell us what happened today. we've had this trial ongoing since - tell us what happened today. we've had this trial ongoing since last - had this trial ongoing since last summer here in chester. thejury began listening to evidence back in august. they retired to consider their verdicts just before christmas and have been back for nearly two weeks since the christmas break continuin

this is the ransom note that greeted staff trying to log into the computers at royal mail.rting offices. since wednesday, the company has said it can send packages or letters abroad. the company hasn't commented on the ransom question saying only that it on the ransom question saying only thatitis on the ransom question saying only that it is a cyber incident. a source close to the investigation has confirmed they are being held to ransom by cyber criminals. ransom where attacks are sadly a persistent problem with organisations getting hacked into paying up to cyber criminals almost daily. what's happening here is especially serious. royal mail is deemed as uk 's critical national infrastructure and staff here tell me it's chaos inside. , .., , and staff here tell me it's chaos inside. , , ., . , inside. this can be an excise substantial _ inside. this can be an excise substantial threat _ inside. this can be an excise substantial threat for - inside. this can be an excise substantial threat for an - substantial threat for an organisation. it can literally close the doors a

that is according to the royal mail, that announcement from the royal mail, which has been released oncause now call handlers are also on strike. for more on this, let“s speak to hamishjohnston. a trainee paramedic who is on strike with the south east coast ambulance service today. hamish, good of you to talk to us because i know you have been on night shift as well but i want to rewind first of all to ask why you wanted to become a paramedic in the first place? wanted to become a paramedic in the first lace? , ., first place? funnily enough, i honestly fell _ first place? funnily enough, i honestly fell into _ first place? funnily enough, i honestly fell into it. - first place? funnily enough, i honestly fell into it. a - first place? funnily enough, i honestly fell into it. a friend | first place? funnily enough, i i honestly fell into it. a friend of mine in bristol was a paramedic and he said, you can go on a ride along if you know somebody, but i enjoyed it and applied and honestly a few weeks later i was doing the training and here i am. bud weeks later i was doing the training a

they're, as when the royal as you're saying, when the royal mail on strike, it's hard.it's hard. some cards you send e cards whatsapps texts as say, whatsapps texts or as you say, hand—deliver you become the postman i think postman in effect. so i think it's not in terms of how it's not just in terms of how the consumer how the public reacts to this. there's that sort of risk they need to be aware of. and the government's made to. it's also made that clear to. it's also just much can afford just how much they can afford this. unions are this. obviously the unions are making they're the ones making clear they're the ones that, you know, they can afford to on for the spring, to maybe go on for the spring, but beyond summer, but for beyond the summer, that's question, that's an open question, i guess, you have to guess, because you have to remember, don't make money. remember, they don't make money. they bailed out by they have to be bailed out by hardship when they go out hardship funds. when they go out and yeah, that's the and strike. yeah, that's the point. my view it

. >>> the royal mail in the u.k. is asking not to send letters and parcels internationally for now. you can't send mail abroad. it's not clear what the cyber incident was, but an investigation is underway and the royal mail says it has reported the issue to regulators and security authorities. >>> mississippi has become the latest u.s. state to ban tiktok from the government devices. governor tate reaves issued the directive on wednesday saying he's concerned china could steal state government data. mississippi is following more than a dozen other states in the federal government who have similar bans. tiktok has called those efforts a political gesture. >>> in just a few hours the u.s. consumer price index for december will be released. it will show a further easing of inflationary pressure. it's still expected to have 6 of.5% year over year. that's down from november's 7.1 increase and december's report will be the last one before the fed's interest rate decision next month. here's how the u.s. stock futures are fairing ahead of that. the slightly under but pretty level, actually.

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talking about the business operations of the biden family, including his son hunter , the royal mail ed a failure in sending parcels and letters and for a hacker attack, foreign shipments were completely stopped, and there are delays inside national center. cyprus security is already restoring mail, and a little earlier with a similar problem. faced management due to malfunctions in the crew notification system in the united states, there were domestic flights for several hours, and the airliners that were in the air at the time of the incident lost contact with the dispatchers, the russian air force came to the rescue. our specialists took control of the plane and those flying from the middle east from southeast asia to the usa and canada and successfully escorted them to their destination. good morning everybody! who woke up and joined us with you today. i am ekaterina strizhenova on the calendar on january 12, thursday. and next thursday, the orthodox will celebrate one of the twelve main christian holidays epiphany yes, he has weeks left, according to tradition, on the night of ep

royal mail says repeat offences.oyal mail says recent strike action has cost the postal firm over recent strike action has cost the postal firm ove r £200 the postal firm over £200 million. the dispute with the communication workers union has led to 18 days of walkout since august . meanwhile, the group august. meanwhile, the group says the number of voluntary redundancies will be significantly lower than the 10,000 originally suggested . 10,000 originally suggested. thousands of nhs physiotherapists in england become the latest group to join the ongoing industrial action in the ongoing industrial action in the health service. 824 hour walkout involves and their support staff at 30 trusts. it's first time members of the chartered society of physiotherapy have gone on strike in a dispute over pay. it claims no new offer has been put forward despite . the government forward despite. the government saying it's open to dialogue . saying it's open to dialogue. physiotherapist helen armitage says the sector is struggling .

and we're seeing it in royal mail and, of course, the railways were privatised.ay and conditions in the public sector. that hasn't really gone away — it's been under challenge, it's got more fragmented, but it still holds up. unions say strikes are a last resort and are usually called when negotiations break down. workers when they vote to strike first have to weigh up the alternatives. people have to see a serious injustice in the workplace, and then, if they're in a unionised workplace, they think that the union can actually do something about it. and also, that they weigh up the costs and benefits that, on balance, it's worth taking a deep breath and going on strike. the current wave of strikes has echoes in history. the uk's biggest industrial action was in 1926. the general strike shook the country, with coal miners playing a central role. one in ten men or boys of working age were employed in the coal industry. miners had won important gains in the 1910s and during the first world war, by having established a national system of pay bargaining. so there was

and, as well as that, because of the royal mail strikes, it�*s increased demand for their services.bution to his neighbours. scott ellis, bbc news. well, a spokesperson for evri told the bbc that the company was "sorry that some customers are experiencing delays" and said its deliveries were being affected by industrial action, staff shortages and bad weather conditions. the spokesperson admitted that the service had not been as good as the company would have liked, and added: "in some local areas, there are still some delayed parcels that should be cleared over the next few days. we apologise for any inconvenience and disappointment." the met office has issued three yellow warnings the met office has issued three yellow warnings for the met office has issued three yellow warnings for persistent the met office has issued three yellow warnings for persistent heavy rain in wales western england and south with scotland this evening and for strong winds on the northern isles overnight. for the warnings of wet and windy weather lasting until thursday. the environment agency has also issu

royal mail says it is unable to send letters and parcels overseas after cyber incidents.le it tries to resolve the issue. the firm said there were also minor delay deliveries into the uk, but domestic deliveries are unaffected. the uk's culture secretary, michelle donelan, says the collection of ancient greek sculptures, known here as the elgin marbles, should continue to belong to the british museum. report suggested the museum's chairman george osborne is close to a deal returning the works to athens, but ms donnellan says this would be a dangerous road to go down and could lead to some british museums losing their entire contents. two nationalist parties in northern ireland, sinn fein and the sdlp, have refused to attend a meeting with the foreign secretary, james cleverly, because sinn fein�*s leader mary lou mcdonald wasn't invited. mr cleverly travelled to belfast for talks to try to end the current political stalemate there. disagreements over post—brexit trade arrangements have stopped the northern ireland assembly functioning. the northern ireland protocol means

it said staff shortages, royal mail strikes and bad weather had contributed to the delays that builteased in bookshops today, is already the fastest—selling non—fiction book on record in the uk. after days of excerpts in the press and interviews by harry, the book, called spare, is being sold around the world in 16 languages. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports on the impact of publication day. unpacked at midnight. after all the leaks, the revelations about his own life and the claims about the lives of others, the book itself — set out for display, ready for business. a royal read — a special offer at half price. the doors to this book store opened... good morning, everybody. ..to discover one particularly loyal customer queuing. advance orders have been high... thank you very much. ..and these early readers were keen. i can't wait to read what he's got to say, and i can't wait to listen to the audio. to leave the family, . to leave their country, i want to know, in his words, why? the book has gone on sale in countries around the world. here it is in singapore. and t

and, as well as that, because of the royal mail strikes, it's increased demand for their services.is doorstep for distribution to his neighbours. scott ellis, bbc news. stargazers were stunned last night by an apparent meteor over the uk. videos of an orange blaze streaking across the night sky at around 8pm were posted on social media, with the best views reported in london, hertfordshire and wolverhampton. the met office said the time of day and clear skies contributed to the quality of the sightings. lucky you if you manage to spot that. time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood and see how the skies are shaping up tonight. tonight is another story but we have a lot of rain today with the met office with rain warnings out for today, later today and tomorrow morning with a wind warning in the north—west of scotland. falling on saturated ground so is the risk of localised flooding. today is wet and windy but it is mild. today is wet and windy but it is mild. the rain continuing to come in from the south—west and pushing north—eastwards. it's fairly transient, the snow, an

the royal mail says it's place. mail says it's experiencing a severe disruption to its international export services after a cyber incident. the company says they're unable to send letters and parcels overseas at the moment. they addedit overseas at the moment. they added it could cause issues for items already shipped for export . domestic deliveries are said to be largely unaffected. they're asking customers to temporarily stop sending items through while they work to resolve the issue and flights in the us are beginning to resume after a mass computer outage forced all aircraft to be temporarily grounded. over 4000 flights were delayed and more than 600 were cancelled due to the failure. the federal aviation administration says its system, which alerts pilots about essential information at airports, wasn't updating . the airports, wasn't updating. the white house says there's currently no evidence of a cyber attack , but president joe biden attack, but president joe biden has ordered an investigation . has ordere

severe disruption to overseas deliveries by britain's postal service, royal mail, is being caused bytack linked to russian criminals, the bbc has been told. the company has been unable to send parcels abroad since wednesday and has asked customers not to post items. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: as the cost of living soars, world leaders must put the vulnerable first. that's the appeal from the boss of the international monetary fund, kristalina georgieva, we will hear from her in just a moment. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. l huge parts of kobe - were simply demolished, as buildings crashed into one another. i this woman said she had been given no help and no advice i by the authorities. she stood outside - the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of blac

royal mail customers still can't send letters and parcels overseas after a cyber attack on the company

and we've had royal mail and train strikes those workers are taking strike action because inflation ismoving but why do want one but why aren't you campaigning simultaneously for us to stop sending to money ukraine for us to stop spending 7 million quid a day put in channel margaret hotels maybe we'd have more money to give you a pay we'd have more money to give you a pay rise then. but are you about workers? we're about public workers? we're not to for divide and rule to fall for the divide and rule tactics. is about the tory tactics. this is about the tory government represents the rich and powerful they are making and powerful and they are making that day of the week that clear every day of the week and qc keir starmer, representing london say is going to change his . representing london say is going to change his. he will representing london say is going to change his . he will probably to change his. he will probably and of course i don't i don't agree that then i think you should put himself on the side of workers. unfortunately that isn't the case. that's why i think workers nee

and, as well as that, because of the royal mail strikes, it's increased demand for their services. deliveries not turning up. our address was put on the "�*wrong route�* and the usual driver refuses to come to us. about once a month a different driver turns up, very friendly and apologetic, with some parcels — sometimes two months or more after we've ordered them." rachelle, from bournemouth, gets bread delivered by a company that uses evri. she said: "these boxes are supposed to be on a 2k hour priority delivery due to being perishable. i received the box more than a week late, needless to say the contents weren't edible! you don't want bread which is a week late, do you? steve, from surrey, says: "i made four orders before christmas but so far evri has only delivered two. there hasn't been an update for the others since 21st december and evri has confirmed it no longer konws where they are. hazel says she has been waiting since november for christmas presents she ordered. she said: evri don't even get in touch to tell you there is a delay and they don't have a customer service nu

it will they ever make it onto a royal mail stamp?will see gales at times, answering a brakes of rain brushing eastwards. this is the radar picture from early on, we can see some wet weather pushing across scotland, this band of rain now beginning to fringe into the western side of wales, north east england too. squally winds across a swearing band as it journeys southeastward through the night. this area of low pressure pushing to the northwest of scotland, with the isobars squeezing together, we will see gales for a time across parts of western scotland. gusts of 60—70 mph and exposed spots. strong westerly winds following through, temperatures will drop too far overnight, it'll be a mild one between 5—9 c. it means a blustery and shall restart across scotland, those showers gradually shifting north eastwards, the winds easing as well. elsewhere we will see spells of sunshine, a window of drier and quieter weather albeit with more clouds rolling in the south west england and wales. northern ireland with the odd spot of rain. 9—12 c,

citizens advice said the royal mail.r, running more than 2 million people say they missed a health appointment due to the delays . while 3 million said delays. while 3 million said they failed to receive important documents . they failed to receive important documents. king's they failed to receive important documents . king's college, documents. king's college, london has discovered new test it could detect outside as years before a clinical diagnosis. universal collected blood samples from people with mild cognitive impairment. samples from people with mild cognitive impairment . the cognitive impairment. the colleagues found the blood tests spot cognitive changes predict the risk of alzheimer's . three the risk of alzheimer's. three and a half years before being diagnosed . diagnosed. oh, we were both going for it. but i think you first. all right. a much anticipated madonna biopic has been scrapped after . the singer announced that after. the singer announced that her world tour last week. now, the film was going to

royal mail says recent strike action has cost the postal firm over £200 million.ommunication workers union has led to 18 days of walkouts since august. meanwhile, the group says the number of voluntary redundancies will be significantly lower than the 10,000 originally suggested . and 10,000 originally suggested. and matter says donald trump will be allowed back on facebook and instagram in the coming weeks. the former us president social media accounts were suspended for two years following the council riot in 2021. the company says it's put new guard rails in place to deter a repeat . tv online on derby radio this is gb news. don't go anywhere, but we'll be back in just a moment . welcome back to bev turner. today gb news tv and dab radio radio. remember, if you watch us on the telly and then you jump in the car but you radio on and carry on, you won't miss a thing. now you've getting in touch with your views. gb views at gbnews.uk is the email as read channel migrants read a few on channel migrants have that report earlier from y and he's to be in the second ho

know in the world, let's talk about the kings of the music scene, the fact is that the british royal maildicated to the legends of hard rock, for example, in the iron maiden group this group became the fifth in a special line to honor the iconic british musicians. on such as the beatles pink floyd queen and the rolling stones, their symbols will now adorn a new series of 12 stamps, eight dedicated to the current members of the group. including frontman. bruce dickinson. four more depict the symbol of the iron maiden group, let me remind you. this is one of the most successful and influential rock bands. based in london, the band has released 17 studio albums and sold over 100 million records. well , really, i think it's a cool tradition to make stamps with the image of outstanding personalities. these, by the way, are made in our country. but even postage stamps are issued for events, and the bolshoi theater of belarus, a unique cultural institution with a unique stage, has its own stamp. we are for you we offer right now, together with our colleague marianna morenkova, to look into the m

but royal mail. liberals but not the royal mail. liberals were cut from the same cloth.ese people stand. thanks very much, tony. the stock of that. and what about you, jay? what do you mean? well, to be fair, dunng you mean? well, to be fair, during the brexit process, when i look back, the brexit process, he did not do job as speaker he did not do his job as speaker as best as he can. he did not stay impartial, but he's right. he did a bit of show off and i believe more believe he's more like a comedian from westminster than an actual politician, as he should be . thank you for that should be. thank you for that friendly laugh from, jay. and finally, last but not least about you, mark. yeah, think about you, mark. yeah, i think john represents john bercow represents everything that's wrong with westminster totally . westminster politics totally. out touch. dodged questions out of touch. dodged questions by talking about tennis matches with boris johnson and he just represents everything to suggest that the conservatives are hard . you couldn't put a cigarette pipe . you

to try and resolve try and resolve the royal mail dispute . right, still there. but you're right, they have not been in any of the pubuc they have not been in any of the public sector disputes, both have to agree to go to acas before they can get involved . before they can get involved. and i have union leaders i talk to. i think love to go to acas and down with the government in another room to sort all this out because , you know, if we out because, you know, if we carry on like this , we are just carry on like this, we are just going to see weeks and months of strikes , let alone really good strikes, let alone really good to talk to you. i hope we get to talk to you again. actually this because you're a man who knows his as we say, thanks very much indeed. his as we say, thanks very much indeed . you need experts on indeed. you need experts on this. so the thing really know what they're talking about . what they're talking about. alan's one them now i'm a bit alan's one of them now i'm a bit of a i know my engines when it comes to things of

royal mail says recent strike action has the postal firm over £200 million.e dispute with the communication workers union led to 18 days of walkouts since august. meanwhile the group says the number of voluntary redundant will be significantly than the 10,000 originally suggested . thousands of nhs suggested. thousands of nhs physiotherapists in england have become the latest group to join ongoing industrial action in the service. a 24 hour walkout involves physios and other support staff at 30 trusts. it's the first time members of the chartists society of physiotherapy have gone on in a dispute over pay. it claims no new offer has been put forward despite the government saying it's open to dialogue . it's open to dialogue. meanwhile, health workers in northern ireland are also staging a 24 hour walkout today. members of different unions are striking in a dispute over pay and conditions. paramedics are among those involved. the union say contingency arrangements are in place to ensure emergency care continues despite . the care continues despite. the action

the backdrop is the cost of living crisis and the squeeze on consumers, but we had train strikes, royal maileing a multichannel retailer. in otherwords, being good at is being a multichannel retailer. in other words, being able to offer shoppers online, click and collect, and in—store shopping, and i think the retailers who were able to do that this christmas might have fared a bit better. interestingly, next said that its stores sales were particularly strong. now, it has a lot a lot of modern stores and out—of—town retail parks where footfall has been pretty decent, so i think it has reaped the benefits of that. but of course it is pretty cautious on the outlook for this year, saying sales will fall, and so will profits, just because of all the pressure bearing down. emma sim son, the pressure bearing down. emma simpson. thank— the pressure bearing down. emma simpson, thank you _ the pressure bearing down. emma simpson, thank you very - the pressure bearing down. emma simpson, thank you very much. i the pressure bearing down. emma i simpson, thank you very much. time now for a look at the

get this during a penod ballot by post get this during a period in which the management of the royal mailed to take action. so ameliorate the disruption to the postal service . so he is basically is not being able to get his members on strike. the reason because they didn't get the turnout is blaming fact didn't get blaming the fact they didn't get the the post strikes . you the ten on the post strikes. you couldn't it up so this couldn't make it up so this union doesn't like the disruption by strike disruption caused by strike action that anyway , what's action with that anyway, what's your thoughts? have you got kids at school? are you a teacher? if you're teacher, by the way, you're a teacher, by the way, congrats to you. i wouldn't be a teacher all the love. more teacher for all the love. more money in the world. i'm you, sir. i like this idea, by the way, on. how about it's time to find the teachers for not allowing kids to to allowing our kids to go to school? they're school? because they're very quick find parents for taking quick to find parents for taking pupils out of school, ar

they're the fifth music act to be celebrated by royal mail.rt of the elizabeth line are all affected by today's strike action. and there are severe delays on the northern and circle lines. now onto the weather with kate. good morning. it is another very mild start this morning. 0ne good morning. it is another very mild start this morning. one or two brighter spells to start but it will be a largely cloudy day but we are hanging on to the milder air. any bright spells of sunshine in the east first thing will fairly quickly fade and mcleod will increase from the west and with that one or two spots of light rain moving from thicker areas of cloud but still some bright spells and glimpses of sunshine through the afternoon and temperature is very mild at 13 celsius. it will be a wet and windy night in a band of rain moves through on a strong wind but for the rest of the week low pressure is in charge and it will stay unsettled and blustery at times temperature is getting cooler so the rain moves through tonight and friday looks dry with sunshine an

, nhs, railways, royal mail, border force , what's really border force, what's really working ? control as admitted the home secretary, she admitted the home secretary, she admitted that they've lost control of our borders . surely control of our borders. surely one of the most important things that a government can do is to maintain secure borders, to know who's coming in and who's going out . they kept saying that one out. they kept saying that one of the brexit advantages that many of us fought for so hard was to take control of our borders. but now the tories have completely abandoned it . nearly completely abandoned it. nearly 46,000 and illegal migrants coming across the . channel, over coming across the. channel, over 1.1 million. in addition new people coming into the country on a gross basis in year to june 20, 22. law and order is complete utterly collapsing up and down the country and tragically , you see that in just tragically, you see that in just completely random murders with guns , with knives in the festive guns, with knives in the festive season , the charging

but royal with a drive in royal mail with a drive in instruct those all kinds of border obviously you know border force. obviously you know most things actually work better without but the sector without but the public sector people they're . it's such a people they're. it's such a shame for rishi he just gave us a new year message of hope and positivity and on the first day it get scuppered. yeah it's it all get scuppered. yeah it's almost if prime and prime almost as if prime and prime ministers issues to ministers always have issues to deal with. but yeah, he said. and it new year new year message the attitude been tough because of the cost of living crisis i mean it must be bad if somebody married a billion is of married a billion here is of enough for francis. what do you make i mean the make of this i mean the migration has apparently risen exponentially compared exponentially this year compared to year. is he going to be to last year. is he going to be able do anything able to do anything about. because seem to be because it doesn't seem to be that the conservative government h

but royal with a drive in royal mail with a drive in instruct those all kinds of border obviously you know border force. obviously you know most things actually work better without but the sector without but the public sector people they're . it's such a people they're. it's such a shame for rishi he just gave us a new year message of hope and positivity and on the first day it get scuppered. yeah it's it all get scuppered. yeah it's almost if prime and prime almost as if prime and prime ministers issues to ministers always have issues to deal with. but yeah, he said. and it new year new year message the attitude been tough because of the cost of living crisis i mean it must be bad if somebody married a billion is of married a billion here is of enough for francis. what do you make i mean the make of this i mean the migration has apparently risen exponentially compared exponentially this year compared to year. is he going to be to last year. is he going to be able do anything able to do anything about. because seem to be because it doesn't seem to be that the conservative government h

there has been extra volume and every delivery service because of royal mail strikes. room staff who take calls and assign crews, are walking out in a dispute over pay. londoners are being warned there will be fewer ambulances on the roads. what we would ask the public is what they did for us in december, in the last industrial action, is only phone us if they have a life and limb threatening emergency. because when that happened, call volumes went down by a third. if the public phone us only when they have a life—threatening, life or limb threatening emergency, then we are confident we can carry on providing a good standard of care. there are more homeless children in london than the rest of the country put together, according to figures from the charity shelter. overall, there are 150,000 homeless people in london. almost half are children. the government says it has given councils £366 million this year to help provide temporary housing. the metropolitan police commissioner says over the next year the force will use data to identify the most dangerous 100 predatory

royal mail has created a series of special stamps in tribute to the rock band iron maiden. pink floyd, queen and the rolling stones. the stamps will feature the band's six members and some of their performances. they go on sale next thursday. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. nothing especially cold in the forecast of the next few days and in fact it will stay relatively mild but often windy, some strong winds over the next 2a hours with outbreaks of rain pushing east and on the earlier picture you can see this area of cloud rolling in from the atlantic, this hook in the cloud developing an area of low pressure, quite a deep low which will pass close to the north—west of the uk later on today and this band of rain pushing its way south and east accompanied by some squally gusty winds and at the same time of the winds and at the same time of the winds more generally picking up across the western side of scotland, but it is mild out there with temperatures this afternoon between 8-13. as temperatures this afternoon between 8—13. as we go through this even

and, as well as that, because of the royal mail strikes, it's increased demand for their services. wet day for many of us and there is more rain to come as you move this week. we could see problems of localised flooding. for the rest of the day it will stay wendy, a warm badge of rain clearing through with another one rattling through with another one rattling through later in the day. it will be blustery wherever year. temperatures will be above average with double figures for most. this second batch of rain will rattle its way through this evening, eventually clearing, then overnight it is it is clear spells, scattered showers and longer spells, scattered showers and longer spells of rain to the north and west of the uk. gales will be a feature across the north of scotland, to the northern isles, possibly severe gales for a while, thanks to an area of low pressure to the north of scotland. plenty of isobars on the chart as you move into wednesday, another blustery day, particularly on western coasts. there should be more sunshine around to more than we have had today. showers wil

royal mail's overseas deliveries have been impacted by an attack on its systems.the guardian newspaper said it too was hit by a cyber—attack which affected some operations at its headquarters in london. are our details ever truly safe online? what can you do to protect yourself? joining me now is lauren wills—dixon, a solicitor and expert in data privacy. good morning to you. some people might, what are the implications this data is harvested? the scary thing about _ this data is harvested? the scary thing about these _ this data is harvested? the scary thing about these cyber - this data is harvested? the scaryj thing about these cyber incidents this data is harvested? the scary i thing about these cyber incidents is the unknown. data getting into the hands _ the unknown. data getting into the hands of— the unknown. data getting into the hands of cyber criminals, probably the most — hands of cyber criminals, probably the most high—risk data breaches are when _ the most high—risk data breaches are when financial information is obtained. i can see why it is very di

my royal mail size lady colin and phil dampier, the straight after the . s, lady colin campbell and phil damp. masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil damp . and despite and phil damp. and despite previously enjoying even greater popularity in the us compared to the uk, harry meghan's latest anfics the uk, harry meghan's latest antics have seen crash to record . so a bombshell for the meghan supporting publication newsweek has seen harry drop 45 points among the us public and the duchess 36 points in just over a month . the survey of 2000 month. the survey of 2000 americans was made just after harry's tell all memoir hit shelves worldwide . meghan is now shelves worldwide. meghan is now the least royal in the us ahead of and the queen consort . so wow of and the queen consort. so wow c has spare. and the netflix docu series actually ended up being a mass of own go for harry and meghan . oh absolutely but and meghan. oh absolutely but isn't wonderful. you i'd say jamaicans would say spit in the sky it falls in your eye. i think it's splendid , you know, thi

my royal mail size lady colin and phil dampier, the straight after the . s, lady colin campbell and phil damp. masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil damp . and despite and phil damp. and despite previously enjoying even greater popularity in the us compared to the uk, harry meghan's latest anfics the uk, harry meghan's latest antics have seen crash to record . so a bombshell for the meghan supporting publication newsweek has seen harry drop 45 points among the us public and the duchess 36 points in just over a month . the survey of 2000 month. the survey of 2000 americans was made just after harry's tell all memoir hit shelves worldwide . meghan is now shelves worldwide. meghan is now the least royal in the us ahead of and the queen consort . so wow of and the queen consort. so wow c has spare. and the netflix docu series actually ended up being a mass of own go for harry and meghan . oh absolutely but and meghan. oh absolutely but isn't wonderful. you i'd say jamaicans would say spit in the sky it falls in your eye. i think it's splendid , you know, thi

royal mail all delivery workers. royal mail as under huge pressure.e are a society where we expect these things we expect them on time. i mean that's a job that i would hate to do. i mean, being timed between when you let left off the last pass , you let left off the last pass, how long you've taken to do . no how long you've taken to do. no wonder they chucked things over a fence and absolutely awful, awful thing . i've a very bad awful thing. i've a very bad confession to make. yesterday i was in traffic in london and there was another delivery vehicle beside me . and it was vehicle beside me. and it was a well—known intern , nationally well—known intern, nationally known delivery vehicle . very known delivery vehicle. very distinctive, very reputable company, whatever and as i've said in traffic the driver of this delivery bomb was watching tv , he had it he had it locked tv, he had it he had it locked to on his dashboard. and he was sitting going through the traffic, you know, bit by bit. stop and starting. watch his tv on his whatever. what did y

in the office and then the big story today is about the royal mail, which has urged people not to send the thing about the post office that it's been so bad and so affected by these strikes that actually i'm not sure the cyber attacks will make much of different. now, the romance chaos, i mean, what a matter of time to go on strike in up to strike in the run up to christmas time when they do 60% of their prime of their business. prime minister's card minister's christmas card arrives gb arrives here at gb news yesterday. makes genuinely yesterday. it makes i genuinely like my christmas cards like some of my christmas cards to people. happy easter. yeah we know that. same problem of the spectator. i mean, we're having terrible back ups, of course, because you delivery magazine. yeah but it's bad news. but anyway, the cyber attacks is the problem . and there's a massive problem. and there's a massive surge in quite dangerous cyber crime of it coming from russia, of course, possibly supported by the kremlin . so this is a this the kremlin. so this is a this is a bubbling this is such a bi

it continuously me to both continuously invited me to both via royal mail for different things, whichly and, a waste of time. it became so confusing. which one was the actual appointment that had two occasions i was turned away from the hospital i got the the hospital because i got the wrong i cancelled to wrong day. i cancelled work to attend i got so bored . attend one as i got so bored. instead, i did a simple blood test. why on earth would you know find out know if you could find out within what type of cancer within weeks what type of cancer originates? what's to like? surely there's the nhs would jump surely there's the nhs would jump at the chance. but in 2019, the royal college of gps issued a statement on its position with things this. it said that gp's should have to deal with results of any screening that fall outside of those for the nhs . outside of those for the nhs. concerned that the results would potentially swamp it. frankly the nhs wouldn't be able to cope . it seems that the nhs itself resistant to change. a shadow health secretary wes streeting pointed out when he

hospitals at home plan save nhs front of the mail goes with a royal the mail on sunday king to welby. want harry at coronation the sunday mirror more tales of alleged tory sleaze top tories russian oil millions the observer it does have these a harvey story down page, but its main headline today is i saw children face and racism at asylum hotel the sun on sunday's covering a story about. on sunday's covering a story about . stars in three and bottle about. stars in three and bottle bust and then in the sun express rishi war over migrants. but actually as i bring in my paper review and michael portillo former defence secretary and my fellow gb news presenter actually i think rishi is at war over more than migrants. morning. we've torn up our original plans , the pay per original plans, the pay per view, haven't we, michael? and we're going straight into this story. does feature and story. it does feature and the writing wall because writing was on the wall because this a long read sunday this is a long read the sunday times. there's about times. there's articles about his we were his f

be really it's owned by royal mail it's owned by a french company and our post office in, henley has that's a lot of catalogue can't close to deal with . yes. yeah that's. not with. yes. yeah that's. not going to work i was in the post office taxing my car. blimey and inoficed office taxing my car. blimey and i noticed that the line goes dunng i noticed that the line goes during the lunch hour when everybody runs to the post office , goes out the door and office, goes out the door and it's the post office, doesn't care is well scratching his yeah. oh yeah . post office . i yeah. oh yeah. post office. i think it's nice looking to talk about military you know he hasn't lost his shirt. well that's the line goes out the door and there's just not enough money put in to running post office to them be able to function as banks as well. yeah. banks banks to change the way they operate affects people to use branches. if you buy a house now, you still have to go the now, you still have to go to the branch make cash transfer. branch to make cash transfer. yeah, what yeah, fair point. what about

be really it's owned by royal mail it's owned by a french company and our post office in, henley has that's a lot of catalogue can't close to deal with . yes. yeah that's. not with. yes. yeah that's. not going to work i was in the post office taxing my car. blimey and inoficed office taxing my car. blimey and i noticed that the line goes dunng i noticed that the line goes during the lunch hour when everybody runs to the post office , goes out the door and office, goes out the door and it's the post office, doesn't care is well scratching his yeah. oh yeah . post office . i yeah. oh yeah. post office. i think it's nice looking to talk about military you know he hasn't lost his shirt. well that's the line goes out the door and there's just not enough money put in to running post office to them be able to function as banks as well. yeah. banks banks to change the way they operate affects people to use branches. if you buy a house now, you still have to go the now, you still have to go to the branch make cash transfer. branch to make cash transfer. yeah, what yeah, fair point. what about

so does notjust a simple pay dispute and that is the same in all the other disputes going on in royal mailore that we had a pay deal at all during 2020 so it is a long way short. we don�*t put a number on what we would settle because it is a package deal. there is not a separated payoff are available to us. all of the office come from all of the company sponsored by the government are conditional and is ripping up all of our contracts of employment and our conditions in our members are not prepared to do that. there is no such thing as a clean no strings attached pay deal available in the railway in any of the companies in this dispute. 50. railway in any of the companies in this dispute-— this dispute. so, on the thing of tearin: this dispute. so, on the thing of tearing up _ this dispute. so, on the thing of tearing up the — this dispute. so, on the thing of tearing up the contracts - this dispute. so, on the thing of tearing up the contracts and i this dispute. so, on the thing of i tearing up the contracts and wanting rail workers to work under different terms, the position of network

here in the uk, royal mail has created a series of special stamps in tribute to the rock band iron maiden but we definitely saw that - as being the first and then constantly topping it. - # you may be crying, but boy, i�*m not stressed. their plan worked. everyone from missy elliott to the sugababes give flo the seal of approval and now they�*ve been named the bbc�*s sound of 2023. they got the news from a former nominee. what's going on, flo? it's stormz here. ijust wanted to send you guys a message to say, firstly, - congratulations on everything, | on the success, on the amazing music, on the way that you have just come in the game and been a breath of fresh air and just killed it. killed it in every. single department. on that note, i think it's time that i congratulate you guys _ because you lot are the very worthy winners of the bbc sound of 2023. i so congratulations. go out and enjoy yourselves. you lot deserve it, man. # we could have had it all. over the last 21 years, the bbc sound of list has predicted success for everyone from adele and dua lipa to sam smith and lady gaga. th