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Personal wrongdoing. insisting he only served as archbishop of munich for less than five years in the late 70s and 80s. but acknowledging mistakes in how abuse cases were handled. offering his heartfelt request for forgiveness. ive had great responsibilities in the catholic church, he writes. all the greater is my pain for the abuses and the errors that occurred in those different places during the time. benedicts letter follows an independent german investigation that found then cardinal ratzin...

Prince _ prince charles was good to be using. prince andrew was angry with a gardener— prince andrew was angry with a gardener in the garden. small potatoes— gardener in the garden. small potatoes immigrants scheme of things but this— potatoes immigrants scheme of things but this drip, drip suggests there has been — but this drip, drip suggests there has been a kind of campaign, i dont know_ has been a kind of campaign, idont know if— has been a kind of campaign, i dont know if its _ h...

Wilshire tweeting: butjane pettit thought: and chief scribbler asked: four the strange case of the disappearing documentary scheduled for wednesday evenings new regional current evenings new regional current affairs slot, we are england, about somebody who was said to have made millions by treating cryptocurrency �*s and have given some of that money to charity. a comfortable article was published in the bbc website but a few hours before transmission, due to be shown in the west midlands regi...

Reports and we can return to this. is that not on balance or reasonable position to take while the investigation pays out? ila position to take while the investigation pays out? no its unreasonable _ investigation pays out? no its unreasonable because - investigation pays out? no its unreasonable because the i investigation pays out? no its - unreasonable because the evidence is irrefutable. that wrongdoing took place. whatever situation the prime minister of government at number 10 downing stre...

But he was counseled on this, that you cant do this when youre in government. there are a lot of things you cant do when youre in government. there are a lot of rules and these items get retained afterwards, even after being so counseled, he continued to do that. now, there does not appear to be any indication that he did this in an effort to obstruct investigations of certain things. as a result of this, it could be that there are certain documents that are missing. it was just his habit to do ...

We also saw a kind of bizarre reversal of the cliché during hillary clintons 2016 campaign for president where clinton was accused of a cover-up using a private email server and allegedly destroyed communications. a accusation that became a refrain at trumps rallies. but the thing is, the underlying crime that she was supposedly covering up was never really substantiated and barely even alleged. it was sort of this vague implication of wrongdoing. but during the campaigns and presidencies of do...

Details about the prime minister and they will not start engaging in other details on who else may have one. from the moment of receiving one of these, the recipients have seven days to answer them, and they have to do that truthfully. the document filling in is to be considered equivalent to being questioned under a police caution, although, of course, is not the same as being in a room full of police officers bombarding you with questions. but it is a serious document and it has to be done tru...

Barr had done a masterful job of propagandizing the public about it, basically pulling the wool over everybodys eyes about what was really in the report. he took a complicated set of facts which showed lots of wrongdoing and condensed it to no collusion, no obstruction. barr: there was no evidence of the trump campaign collusion with the russian governments hacking. president trump: there was no collusion, there was no obstruction, there was no nothing. jamie raskin: neither of those things was ...

Violating the presidential records act and the associated laws, which do include criminal penalties, but alisyn, ill tell you where i think donald trump may have the most exposure in this document flushing, hiding, destroying, and removing scheme, including those 15 boxes. its under another set of law, obstruction of justice. we know bob mueller laid out very serious charges that trump had attempted to obstruct justice, and i think here, if we can show that he was destroying, hiding, concealing ...

Calling these strikes. as well as looking into actually how the us military reviews claims of civilian casualties. so azmat was able to get a huge trove of documents which are basically the military�*s internal assessments of these claims. and a big part of that was looking into what they were getting wrong. so what their intelligence was getting wrong and then how they were failing to truly investigate wrongdoing. and the visual investigations team has played a role in that in terms of lookin...