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At risk for by the aviation regulators over the last few years. it isjust regulators over the last few years. it is just not what the ceo, who rip promise to return to a culture of safety, needs right now. {131 to a culture of safety, needs right nova— to a culture of safety, needs right now. of course, boeing shares were _ right now. of course, boeing shares were hammered - right now. of course, boeing shares were hammered on . right now. of course, boeing i shares were hammered on wall stree...

Trustworthy, following company protocol. from what you could see was there any policing of their activity? was there any policing of their activi ? , , ., activity? very limited. they had sort of a dual _ activity? very limited. they had sort of a dual control— activity? very limited. they had sort of a dual control function . activity? very limited. they had i sort of a dual control function that two people had to authorise the access, but there was no logging of any actions that were taken. ...

As the one which broke off an alaska airlines plane on friday. the air carrier says the disruption is likely to continue into the coming week. this comes just 4 years after all 737 maxes were grounded following two fatal crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. since the plane has came back into service, there have been a number of high profile problems with the programme, including electrical faults and quality control issues. so how much of a wake—up call is this for boeing? lets speak to jane fol...

Issues and see if there are workarounds to the problems that there might be. and of course, these companies will have gone through different faults scenarios and it will be sort of working through some of those and also possibly looking at other scenarios that might not have come up and that sort of risk analysis. so its a little bit of a camino, working game in the sense that they will be working through different steps trying to work out with the issues are and then see if there are any workar...

An independent criminal justice think tank, indicate recruitment has fallen behind the nine—percent increase in population recorded since 2010. thousands of old green metal street cabinets — once used to store broadband and phone cabling — are set to be converted into charging points for electric vehicles. bt group is setting up a pilot project which its hoped will boost the number of charging stations across the country. youre live with bbc news. since the late 90s the post office here in...

Let mejust remind you — this scandal began way back in 1999 with the introduction of the horizon computer system. faults in the software, producing large accounting shortfalls, then led to the wrongful prosecution of more than 700 post office employees, some serving prison sentences and many financially ruined by the experience. it was only following a long class action legal campaign that they were found to have been wrongfully convicted in 2019. last nights episode of the tv drama concentrat...

Thorough, independent... let me stop you there. we just heard from bob, who is independent, that you have not. you are the head of the organisation. will you provide the information, yes or no? this is the first time that i have been asked for this information. yes or no? i am not aware... will you provide it, yes or no? give me a simple answer. the public inquiry resumes its work next week and there are still many issues to be resolved around compensation for those wrongfully convicted. and so ...

TOKYO -- The large earthquake that shook a wide area of Japan on New Year's Day is the latest in a cluster of temblors that have been hitting the Noto

Rt Rev John Wilson Nandaah, the Mbale Diocese bishop, said Ugandans in Rwenzori Sub-region are living in fear because of the continuous attacks

Rt Rev John Wilson Nandaah, the Mbale Diocese bishop, said Ugandans in Rwenzori Sub-region are living in fear because of the continuous attacks