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Has roughly 130,000 troops amassed on the border ready to go to war. but moscow says theyre being forced into it and theyre gist playing defense because nato is getting too close. it is propaganda, it is lies, straight out of the soviet playbook. heres the thing -- you dont have to go to russia to hear it. its playing right here in the u.s. too. take a look. >> this point, nato exists primarily to torment vladimir putin with his many faults but has no intention of invading western europe. vladim...

And they want to give excuses for everybody else to why theyre no longer doing well, and instead of looking internally and realizing they have some faults, they have to blame people of color, they have to blame a political party, when most of the time its their own causes. this is what donald trump is good at, hes really good at finding these losers and giving them a reason to hate everybody else except themselves. if you want to be a good american, take responsibility and work at it and guess w...

As james hasjust talks with the ukrainian president as james has just mentioned there. prime minister borisjohnson prime minister boris johnson yesterday prime minister borisjohnson yesterday had to cancel a call to president putin who has more than 100,000 troops surrounding the borders of ukraine, so much speculation that there is going to be a russian invasion sooner or later and the prime minister, as james hasjust said, one of james has just said, one of several world leaders visiting ukrai...

We could never reckon up everything to be exact. more often than not, it was wrong, yeah. and those reports were always passed up through our managers to fujitsu services and i would imagine to the post office, saying there is still a fault on the live system. the post office have again said they are sorry and that their first priority is providing full, fair and final compensation, but thats not what harjinder wants. i want somebody on the other side to be charged and jailed like i was. they ar...

Hits try to unnerve medvedev, who is the younger, stronger, fitter player and more powerful in a lot of ways. its been more interesting to see nadal trying to be more resourceful and had to be in his career. but not looking good, down two sets. hasnt been enough for him today. >> im sure the crowd is firmly behind him, are they? >> oh, absolutely. tons of spanish flags, lots of support for nadal, to the sort of level theyre cheering for medvedevs double faults. it will be tough for him come back...

Disappointed in their inability to approve arms sales. if something was made in germany, in east germany they made howitzers that are with the estonians. they want to supply them to ukraine. these are artillery weapons that the ukranians need badly, yet germany is not approving it. that makes no sense to me, and ive made it very clear in conversations with the germans and others. my hope is that germany will step up even more. but theyre with us. they said they would cut off north stream 2 pipel...

Cou countervailing forces that attempt to push it back. thats what we have to stand for. >> and acknowledging the history of any country is not pretty is not a -- thats not something to hide, if anything, it shows us how far weve come in some ways, and maybe how far, you know, how little, how short a distance weve come in other ways. but its a mark, its part of us. i mean, i have shameful things -- i have shame -- we all have heroes and villains in our families past. but thats just part of who w...

The closing of accounts at the end of the month, then we did find and discover a few faults. we could never reckon up everything to be exact. more often than not, it was wrong, yeah. and those reports were always passed up through our managers to fujitsu services and i would imagine to the post office, saying theres still a fault on the live system. the post office have again said they are sorry and that their first priority is providing full, fair and final compensation — but thats not what h...

A public inquiry into the faulty it system at the post office which led to wrongful convictions of hundreds of post office staff will begin hearing evidence this morning. the inquiry will look at whether the post office knew about faults and will also ask how staff shouldered the blame. between 2000 and 2014, more than 700 post office branch managers were prosecuted when the faulty accounting software made it look as though money was missing from their tills. a total of 72 former sub—postmaste...

It destroyed me. me, the kids. i had nobody. for years, the butoys have been told by the post office that there wasnt a problem with the accounting system. but there was. a big problem. and thats what this public inquiry is supposed to get to the bottom of — who in the post office knew, and why did they continue to blame and prosecute sub—postmasters? the company who sold the software to the post office was fujitsu. jez thompson used to work for them, training sub—postmasters on the new co...