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seema, i'll put out spot. we have earnings, the fed decision, the treasury refunding announcement, and then just to top it off, we also have a jobs report to look forward to. what matters the most at this juncture? seema, hi, katie. it's definitely one of those action-filled weeks. i think that from our perspective it's really about the earnings numbers and the payroll report. it's not to say the fed decision on wednesday isn't important, but we're going to hear from a lot of other fed speakers over the next coming weeks, maybe stepping back potentially what powell says on wednesday. i think that it's really about what is the path forward. we know the fed isn't going to do anything on wednesday, so probably going to maybe pull back a little bit in terms of the expectations that is already in the market. but they'll keep the door open. so i'm not expecting to hear too much additional news this week. it's really about the data and the earnings. katie: economic data and the earnings. i mean, is it safe to say at

seema?stories with us here. the post office scandal has sent wider ripples throughout the uk and the political world. all parties are facing questions as you heard there over their role in the scandal. today the labour leader released a statement have a listen. apologies. we will go to that clip. live now to westminster and our political correspondent damian grammaticas. there were some questions put to keir starmer. if you get back to the late 1990s keir starmer. if you get back to the late1990s when the system was first conceived and set up, even at that point before it was fully rolled out under the government of tober blair said there were questions being asked for the —— tony blair. the question when ahead. there's been 17 post office ministers since then from all the major parties. questions that campaigners save for all of them. questions for keir starmer because he was the head of the crown prosecution service starting back 15 years ago, five years there were a few crown prosecution

we have more with seema shah to discuss.ood morning. >> good morning. >> he is a fan of the two-year treasury or the treasury protected tips. what is your take? are you a fan of the two-year bond? >> i do think there is some pressure on the ten-year term in the near term. at the end of last year, the market is pricing in cuts and prematurely. we are not expecting interest rate cuts to come as soon as march. you will see continued resilience for the time being in the labor market and other data. that should put a little the bit further pressure. if you are looking at the year as a whole, we are anticipating in the middle of the year, you will see interest rate cuts not just in the fed, but ecb and bank of england. accompanied with that is an economic slowdown. both factors should put some downward pressure on years. >> according to the recent note, you see a rally in the second half of the year. in q1 and q2, you see a lot of volatility. what is the catalyst for the volatility? earnings season kicks off later this week. >> at

does the prime minister agree with me, and more importantly with seema misra herself, who is in the galleryh her husband davinder, that she is due a full apology from the post office, a full apology from fujitsu, and proper compensation as a matter of urgency? (901181) >> i know that my hon. friend has been a great support to his constituents over all these years, and has fought relentlessly for the truth to come out. as i have said, the horizon scandal is one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in our nation's history, and, as i said a few weeks ago, we will introduce primary legislation within weeks to ensure that all convictions that were based on erroneous horizon evidence are quashed. that will clear people's names, deliver justice and ensure swifter access to compensation. innocent people such as my hon. friend's constituents have waited far too long, and i am determined that they receive compensation as swiftly as possible. we have a clear moral duty to right these wrongs, and that is exactly what we will do. >> in 2021, 3,527 food parcels were given out by bestwood & bulwell foo

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seema, thank you so much for sharing _ for everybody. the room? well, i'm pretty. much here every week anyway. i have been following it because i feel my journey won't be over until i see the end of this. but, yeah, it's really fantastic that the group has got us here. but i think they have almost got lost in all the excitement of all the announcements yesterday because the group of sub—postmasters who have enabled all of this, have still not been properly compensated. they offered £75,000, which might be enough for some of the people who had tiny claims, but i think the bulk of those 500 people, it will not be enough, and so the journey goes on, which i find absolutely awful. why can they not give the group closure? we have the group litigation which we won in 2019, and they are still trying to get money from the post office. , .,, , .,, trying to get money from the post office. , , .,, ., �* trying to get money from the post office. , , ~ ., office. help those people don't know the story inside _ office. help those people don't know th

hassan abdul maliki of sada news agency seema, noida city. by defeating opponents from turkey, china, and argentina , abbas ebrahimzadeh defeated wrestlers from georgia, china, and poland and reached the semi-final stage . at this stage, after winning against ebrahimzadeh in the final match against the armenian opponent, amouzad withdrew due to injury. he gave and became the owner of the silver medal. ebrahimzadeh also won the bronze medal in the classification. in 74, yunus emami, after a round of rest and defeat, the representative of china and hossein abuzari, after defeating the representatives of switzerland and ukraine , faced each other in the quarter finals. half at this stage, abu zari defeated the representative of the republic of azerbaijan, and in the final match, he was the opponent. the american opponent will be placed and tomorrow , in 79 kilos, nakhodi and sheikh azami in 97, qasimpour and azarpira, and in 125 kilos, zare and masoumi will go the distance of their opponents . fatemeh amini won a place in the paris olympics and

hassan azimzadeh of sada news agency seema maroon vers. lebanon's border with occupied palestine. the security council held two meetings, one about the situation in gaza. and the other to investigate the military aggression of the united states and england to yemen. in the first session , the assistant secretary general of the united nations for human rights described the israeli regime's action to displace people and forcibly evacuate gaza as a war crime. to solve this crisis, it is necessary to address its historical causes and roots. it should be noted that the attacks against israel on october 7th are the result of decades of human rights violations. coordinated the united nations humanitarian affairs officer is also concerned about the killing of 148 employees of the organization nations reported on the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza. the situation in gaza is terrible. one million and 900 thousand people who were forcibly displaced were forced to flee many times due to the rain of bombs and missiles. this meeting of the security council ended without any results for th

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seema jilani now joins me from new york. dr. jelani, thank you so much. you say no death with dignity. what did you see that made you say that? dr. jilani: in my first three hours of working at al aqsa hospital, i treated a one-year-old boy with a bloody diaper, and his right arm and right leg had been blown off. there was no leg below the diaper. he was bleeding into his chest. he was -- i treated him on the ground because there were no stretchers and no beds available. and when the orthopedic surgeon came to wrap his stumps up to stop the bleeding, i would have imagined in the u.s., this would have been a straightforward case that went immediately to the operating room because of the severity. as a stat case. and instead, the impossible choices inflicted on the doctors of gaza have made it such that he wasn't the emergency of the day. there was a waiting list, and the operating room was already full with other, more pressing cases. and so i ask myself, what's more pressing than a one-year-old without an arm, a leg, and he's bleeding into his chest and c

seema , we say goodbye to your great work. thank you for being with us.re is not a night that we do not sleep without thinking about you . i tell you, mr. trump , the gambler. we all follow your path. with the slogan, ali , we go to the refuge of the path of truth. your blood is in the palm of the nation . this is the torment of your love. sardar soleimani, a gentleman and a soul in cannes, life is in the heart, we have peace. you sacrificed your life. you are alive . death to america. death to america. weep for our irreligious enemy, our irreligious enemy , death to america, death to america, so that in the face of our love, in the face of this love, we will never be able to win, we will never be able to have our irreligious enemy, our irreligious enemy. you left and my heart mourned, the palace of my heart was filled with lamentations. thank you for your companion. greetings , today's reporter, god willing, until tomorrow 6:30 minutes , your heart will be happy, your lips will smile, and god will protect you , don't be tired, colleague. together with on

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

due to safety concerns , the world's largest companies such as seema, hapa-kloyd, maersk and zim haveefused to use the route. but they are ready at any moment return. the soetsky canal remains the most profitable transport corridor compared to alternatives. we are now observing that other routes are also experiencing certain problems; in general, these problems are not expected to be resolved in the near future. therefore, most likely, companies will not be able to completely abandon the use of the solar channel and most likely the united states and its allies will still try to solve this problem. the soviet canal has so far served as the fastest convenient trade route between china and europe. now a ship that is heading, say, from shanghai to rotterdam, has to carry cargo around africa, going around with good hope. this is 6,000 km longer and adds 7 to 14 days to the journey. the situation has already led to a sharp increase in transportation costs. if on january 5 the price for one container was 2.871 dollars, then a week later it jumped to 3.101. all this leads to an increase in th

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

. >> the post office scandal has affected so many people, including my constituent seema misra, a sub-postmasterom west byfleet who has an outstanding record of service to her community, and who was wrongfully convicted in 2010 of stealing £75,000 and sentenced to prison her first son's birthday while pregnant with her second son. does the prime minister agree with me,nd more importantly with see misra herself, who is in the galleryoday with her husband davinder, that she is due a full apology frothe post office, a full apology from fujitsu, and proper compensation as a matter of urgency? (901181) >> i know that my hon. friend has been a great support to his constituents over all these years, and has fought relentlessly for the trutho come out. as i have said, the horizon scandal is one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in our nation's history, and, as i sd a few weeks ago, we will introducprimary legislation within weeks to ensure that all convictions that were based on erroneous horizon evidence are quasd. that will clear people's names, deliver justice and ensure swifter access to compe

an inquiry next week to try and get some answers, and to try and get some justice for people like seemas in the same position. that was four years ago. do you remember how you felt when the announcement of the mps' inquiry was made live on breakfast? wow, it's so exciting. at least somebody somewhere is taking it seriously, you know, which, up until then nobody was really listening. that mps' inquiry led to the bigger public inquiry that resumes today. a statutory public inquiry like this one is a big deal. it has the full backing of the law to make witnesses attend and face questions, even if they don't want to. it can't punish anyone, but it can point the finger where it thinks people and organisations have failed or acted badly. and ultimately, it's about getting to the truth of what really happened and who was involved. and that matters, as one wronglyjailed branch manager told us on yesterday's bbc breakfast special. you're going to the inquiry, are you? lam, yes. what will you be telling the inquiry? i'm not. i'm actually watching one of my investigators, who helped send me to pri

seema: i'm not too negative.ay be a lot of people including myself there's a lot going for consumers at the moment. as long as the labor market is holding up as strong as it is, on the tech side i still have solid expectations for tech. i wonder if the expectations for the markets will be fulfilled. wanted to go negative or underweight technology there are other parts of the market which are more interesting in 2024 if you can see fed cuts and soft landings. >> what's the big call for you. where do banks fit in given earnings on friday. >> i think as you've seen in a lot of parts of the market headwinds are the best of the year but as you go through the second, banks can do well. the other part which should be gaining interest there will be a bit more in the first quarter but small caps i think evaluations are trying to typically when you get a fed cutting cycle as a company you want to return to all the solid growth. that is typically a good cut for small caps. when you're looking at the large and small cap it g

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

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

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

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

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