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Going to try and win, and thats not the way it goes. itll be bedlam in the country, its a very bad thing, its a very bad precedent. as we said, its the opening of a pandoras box and thats a very, a very sad thing thats happened with this whole situation. we cant have a country where every four years there is a cycle of political recrimination, where one administration attacks the prior administration. well get a judgment in due course, but both sides - will have the opportunity to appeal this to...

Decade. the post office need to be removed as arbiter of the compensation schemes because the post office prosecute us, criminalises no we have to go cap in hand back to the post office to ask for recompense. and all convictions should be quashed because the inquiry has recently shown the behaviour of the post office, it is notjust behaviour of the post office, it is not just dodgy evidence behaviour of the post office, it is notjust dodgy evidence or dodgy it systems, it is the whole procedural...

Again, what is your research saying about that?— again, what is your research saying aboutthat? . , ., , . about that? our research shows that the are about that? our research shows that they are correct _ about that? our research shows that they are correct about _ about that? our research shows that they are correct about that. - about that? our research shows that they are correct about that. the - they are correct about that. the state of nhs hospitals is far worse thanit state of nhs hosp...

Before that. it has also been particularly bad for capital spending, which is the bit of spending, which is the bit of spending that influences things like building equipment, it systems that we talked about. by historical standards, that has been particularly low, so i think that it is up to the government to decide how much they want to spend on the health service, but it is definitely possible to say that the recent decades have been less funding than the nhs might have been used to. fik. th...

There comes another now overhead, pretty well on schedule. but of course, this is at a time when the it problem has only just occurred and many of these flights were already in uk airspace. they may have been circling overhead for the last 30 minutes or so in some cases, but its the flights that are yet to depart from destinations abroad that are going to be most affected by the problems. i see. and what about the timing of all this for the the implications of the wider industry? well, of course...

This is infrastructure thats being tested to the limit. there are 3,000 flights departing, or due to depart the uk today, another 3,000 due to come into the uk and its pretty well back to where things were pre—pandemic in 2019. the it systems still dont seem to be able to cope with this level, this volume of flights that were seeing. and so what are you suggesting? is the solution either fewer flights or upgrade the tech? undoubtedly, the solution is to upgrade the technology. but this is incr...

Be most the affected. what about the timing of all this, _ be most the affected. what about the timing of all this, and _ be most the affected. what about the timing of all this, and implications . timing of all this, and implications for the wider industry? this comes about three _ for the wider industry? this comes about three months _ for the wider industry? this comes about three months after - for the wider industry? this comes about three months after the - for the wider industry? this com...

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