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Turned round the post office from being loss—making to being profitable. that is why she got her honour. that is currently being questioned. on another matter, when it comes to this idea that perhaps the sub—postmasters and sub—mistresses should be given mass exoneration, we are being told so far that no option has been taken off the table but this has been discussed between thejustice secretary and the relevant business minister this lunchtime. iain watson, thank _ minister this lunchtime...

You know, "it would be fantastic if we have a breakthrough in life extension and, sure, therell be problems, "but well solve them." well, fine. but lets. .. show me how you can solve the problems of biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse and global warming now, and then ill believe you if you tell me you can do it if everyone is living to 120 and population has doubled. those material challenges are clearly very real. but you go beyond the material challenges. you talk about the philosophical ...

Stephen cave, its been fascinating. thanks for being on hardtalk. thank you very much. well, monday was a cold day with a few snow flurries affecting parts of east anglia and southern england as well. but the main story from last week still hasnt resolved itself. still got over 100 flood warnings in force. and of course, some of that water seeping onto roads and pavements with a cold night in prospect will bring a risk of quite widespread ice. now, we did see a few snow flurries affecting easter...

Hiding among the civilian population for it on the other hand youve got israel which does everything that is humanly possible to prevent killing innocent civilians will achieving their objectives i was in the gaza strip myself a few days ago i attended a brigade coordinating conference and operational conference in which they were discussing future operations. one of those operations involve attacking hamas positions close to a refugee center it was a school that was being used by palestinian re...

And barbara, while all of that goes on with those multitude of issues, of course, the war in ukraine continues as well. i do want to touch on it because we are seeing now increasing reports that the administration here in the united states may be looking at switching attention away from the idea of a total victory against russia and more of a negotiated settlement which could see essentially some ground being given up to ukraine. thats something that washington has denied at the moment. but what...

Seeing now increasing reports that the administration here in the united states may be looking at switching attention away from the idea of a total victory against russia and more of a negotiated settlement which could see essentially some ground being given up to ukraine. thats something that washington has denied at the moment. but what do you make of those reports? do you think there is the prospect of that being considered estimate i think that thought, that strategy, has basically been lurk...

Hiding among the civilian population for it on the other hand youve got israel which does everything that is humanly possible to prevent killing innocent civilians will achieving their objectives i was in the gaza strip myself a few days ago i attended a brigade coordinating conference and operational conference in which they were discussing future operations. one of those operations involve attacking hamas positions close to a refugee center it was a school that was being used by palestinian re...

History. >> not only the largest doj investigation ever, its probably the most successful, too. >> reporter: scott frederickson is a foerld federal prosecutor. >> they have pretty much a perfected record in all of their prosecutions. >> reporter: the feds have charged nearly 1,200 people. more than half of whom have pleaded guilty. dozens more have been convicted at trial including every single defendant to face a jury. some who face charges remain fugitives and the fbi has yet to catch whoever ...

For more on secretary blinken�*s visit to the region and the latest on the war in ukraine, i spoke with barbara starr, senior fellow at the usc annenberg center and long—time pentagon correspondent. barbara, as ever, great to see you. thanks for being on bbc news. now, we know that us secretary of state antony blinken is back touring the region once again. it comes at a time that weve from hezbollah, saying that it has launched a barrage of rockets into northern israel. how concerned will wa...

Hiding among the civilian population for it on the other hand youve got israel which does everything that is humanly possible to prevent killing innocent civilians will achieving their objectives i was in the gaza strip myself a few days ago i attended a brigade coordinating conference and operational conference in which they were discussing future operations. one of those operations involve attacking hamas positions close to a refugee center it was a school that was being used by palestinian re...