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Election in a few minutes. i want to touch on a few things that have really raised peoples eyebrows in the last few months. the scandal at the last few months. the scandal at the post office has shone a light on how many lives were ruined, itv drama has highlighted what happened there, we will be talking to a sub—postmaster later, susan wright, postmistress, this question. you can watch it. what are you going to do to ensure we get fair and final compensation, not in dribs and drabs? and not a...

Still feel — like victims. i want to remind our viewers the post office is wholly owned by the government, so that perhaps point has not been made that much. 11 out of a75 of the full and final compensation deals have been completed. can you set a deadline, tell people like susan, when it will be sorted out? everyone has been shocked by watching what they have done over the past few days and beyond and it is an appalling miscarriage of justice. something that happened a very long time ago in t...

Who is working hard, we reward the hard work with tax cuts. it is a conservative approach, right for our country and again i am sure you will ask keir starmer next week whether he agrees. trying to helpfully suggest lots of questions for keir starmer, he will be here next week. this week, you are here to answer about your approach. we will talk more about your approach and the election in a few minutes. i want to touch on a few things that have really raised peoples eyebrows in the last few mont...

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