you just need to know if you like it. | that is usually it. for the past few weeks we ve been hearing the devastating stories of former sub postmasters, whose lives were upended by the post office it scandal that left many bankrupt and with criminal convictions. now, former sub postmaster gail ward has spoken for the first time on camera about what happened to her. fiona lamdin went to wells in somerset to hear gail s story. this is where it happened 17 years ago onjanuary11, 2007. at this is where it happened 17 years ago onjanuary 11, 2007. at 830 in the morning, when the auditors arrived. gail ward ran the morning, when the auditors arrived. gailward ran a the morning, when the auditors arrived. gail ward ran a post office for eight years, but in 2005, a0 software on a computer system called horizon when she had shortfalls every week. == horizon when she had shortfalls every week- horizon when she had shortfalls every week. faulty. stressful, very stressful. every week.
Apart by this scandal. some of them are speaking for the first time. we ll be hearing their stories, and what they want to happen next. what are the questions they have those in authority? notjust now but over the last two decades. we will hear from them just after 8am. more of the news now with sarah including dramatic extraordinary pictures from south america overnight. thirteen people have been arrested after masked gunmen stormed a live television studio in ecuador. at least one employee had a gun held to his head before the pictures cut out but police say all captives have now been freed. our south america correspondent ione wells reports. a moment of utter horror broadcast live on television. armed men with balaclavas over their face broke into the set of this public television channel in ecuador while it was live
Excited about for a couple of days and then sets aside, this will be talked about for ages to come because finally, people in westminster see this as one of the biggest miscarriages ofjustice that britain has seen. biggest miscarriages of ustice that britain has seemh britain has seen. thank you very much indeed, britain has seen. thank you very much indeed, we britain has seen. thank you very much indeed, we are britain has seen. thank you very much indeed, we are going - britain has seen. thank you very much indeed, we are going to i britain has seen. thank you very i much indeed, we are going to talk about it a lot here this morning. at eight o clock, we ll be joined on the sofa by eight sub postmasters and the son of one who had their personal and professional lives torn apart by this scandal. some of them are speaking for the first time. we ll be hearing their stories, and what they want to happen next. all that is to come at 8am. sarah can tell us what is happening, incred
now give back your millions is the headline in the daily mail. the paper says campaigners have described former head of the post office paula vennells decision to return her cbe as a token gesture and want her to pay back some of her bonuses. we will talk about that issue with some of the former supposed masters who will be sitting on the sofa with us, nine of them, at 8am. pro forma postmasters. the i reports that tech firm fujitsu won £700 million worth of government contracts via a priority lane system, despite concerns over its faulty horizon software. another pressing issue in westminster. the times says rishi sunak is facing possible a revolt over his rwanda bill when it returns to the commons next week unless he listens to more
Morning on bbc breakfast nine subpostmasters will be live in the studio, some telling their story for the first time. they ll be talking tojon kay and sarah campbell from 8am. in south america, armed men have stormed a tv studio in ecuador while it was live on air, forcing the presenter and other staff to lie down on the floor. it comes a day after the president declared a state of emergency and an overnight curfew to deal with riots injails across the country. our south america correspondent ione wells reports. a moment of utter horror, broadcast live on television. armed men with balaclavas overtheirface, broke into the set of this public television channel in ecuador while it was live on air. brandishing guns and what appears to be explosives. it comes a day after the country s new president daniel noboa declared a state of emergency yesterday.
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