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know if donald trump has done this in the past long before he decided to run for president. you know, i don't think. >> brian: would that benefit him to bring that up? >> i think it would. i think it could be potentially embarrassing for him. we don't know if he has done this whole life he doesn't like bad stories about himself. >> ainsley: people voted for him knew about karen macdougall and stormy daniels. >> will: your point on that if he has done it his whole life it wasn't part of an attempt toe influence his campaign. >> he doesn't want bad stories out there by b. himself. even if we get to the campaign contribution as specht of this case, they still have to reconstruct compensation for nda into an illegal -- unreported contribution to himself. you know, the whole thing it requires such a leap. >> will: good stuff. thank you, kerri. carley, let's go to you ford headlines. >> carley: secretary of state antony blinken is reported i expected to announce sanctions
The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Ernakulam (Kerala) bench comprising D.B Binu (President), Mr. Ramachandran. V (Member) and Mrs Sreevidhia T.N. (Member) held Maruti Suzuki and...
David Zaslav, the chief executive of Warner Bros Discovery, received US$49.7 million (US$83.8m) in compensation last year, a 26 per cent increase from the...
failed and showery rain around across southern areas to begin with on tuesday. a key northerly breeze across eastern areas in particular but there is sunshine again across the northern and western areas. and temperatures continue to take a slide. 1a, 13 across western areas. not far off where they should be. back to you. it will not far off where they should be. back to you. it will feel not far off where they should be. back to you. it will feel like not far off where they should be. back to you. it will feel like quite a change. see you later. good to hearfor a change. see you later. good to hear for the marathon a change. see you later. good to hearfor the marathon runners it will not be too hot and we will be there live in a little moment. let's take a look at today's papers. the times leads on the inquiry into the infected blood scandal, as it campaigns for compensation for the victims. the paper says that more than 180 senior politicians, including former prime minister borisjohnson are backing it. the express reports that the home office preparing a list of the first migrants to be put on a flight to rwanda, saying officials are working
Waspi women have a new and powerful ally in their campaign to get compensation for moves to hike the state pension age for women. And that's bad news for the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP).
The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Kurukshetra (Haryana) bench comprising Dr Neelima Shangla (President), Neelam (Member) and Ramesh Kumar (Member) held Vmake Visas liable for...
what had been going on. grant shapps your predecessor ordered companies to give redress to people affected. 0ut to give redress to people affected. out of 130,000 cases looked at only 1500 people have had compensation. are you just abandoning the rest of those people?— those people? absolutely not and i should say when _ those people? absolutely not and i should say when we _ those people? absolutely not and i should say when we saw— those people? absolutely not and i should say when we saw in - those people? absolutely not and i should say when we saw in that i should say when we saw in that winter prepayment meter is being forced on the vulnerable we stepped in quickly because no one wants to see that, it was appalling behaviour and when i came into the row one of the first things i did was sit down with suppliers and talked about the issue because i wanted to make sure we could protect people. leather issue because i wanted to make sure we could protect people.— we could protect people. why have onl 1500 we could protect people. why have only 1500 people — we could protect people. why have only 1500 people been _ we could protect people. why have | only 1500 people been compensated for what you say was very distressing?— for what you say was very distressin. ? �*, . .. , . , for what you say was very distressint? �*, . u , . , ., distressing? it's unacceptable and i have spoken _ distressing? it's unacceptable and i have spoken to _ distressing? it's unacceptable and i have spoken to ofgem _ distressing? it's unacceptable and i have spoken to ofgem about i distressing? it's unacceptable and i have spoken to ofgem about this . distressing? it's unacceptable and i i have spoken to ofgem about this who are overseeing it and i've made it clear people can get compensation as quickly as possible and that's the steps we're taking, we are getting new figures in the coming months but we are ready to act to make sure
The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Gurgaon (Haryana) bench comprising Shri Sanjeev Jindal (President), Ms Jyoti Siwach (Member) and Ms Khushwinder Kaur (Member) held One Plus and...
people get their money but on prepayment meters, one of the things i think we can be proud of as we got rid of the premium people who are on prepayment meters were paying and thatis prepayment meters were paying and that is really important. you prepayment meters were paying and that is really important.— that is really important. you have set more people _ that is really important. you have set more people will— that is really important. you have set more people will get - set more people will get compensation, how many and when? ofgem are overseeing the spot as many as soon as possible and ofgem will come back with final figures and people see action we can take but it's right we get people compensation.— but it's right we get people comensation. ., . , , compensation. how many people rou:hl , compensation. how many people roughly. at _ compensation. how many people roughly. at the — compensation. how many people roughly, at the moment - compensation. how many people roughly, at the moment it - compensation. how many people roughly, at the moment it is i compensation. how many people | roughly, at the moment it is tiny, 1500 out of 150,000 cases. i ultimately want to see everyone get compensation. it’s ultimately want to see everyone get compensation-— compensation. it's been in lots of race and a — compensation. it's been in lots of race and a gimmick _ compensation. it's been in lots of race and a gimmick in _ compensation. it's been in lots of. race and a gimmick in westminster, allegations about mark menzies, a conservative mp suspended by the party over claims he misused party funds but it is acceptable the tory party do about this for several months, lo and behold he was only suspended when the allegations made their way into the papers? i
by the incident and there are questions to answer. what has happened is a serious misstep because what we can't be saying to particular groups in society is that their very presence is a provocation. you don't want anybody of any community to feel like that, which is how thejewish community has been made to feel. the london mayor, sadiq khan, said... the met must have the confidence of the communities they serve. and it's right hey�*ve apologised for the way the incident was handled. protest, counter—protest, and in the middle, the met — at times struggling to police the divide. angus crawford, bbc news. the energy secretary says the number of compensation payouts made to people wrongly put onto prepayment metres is "completely unacceptable". just 1,500 out of 150,000 people assessed have had financial redress