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That's a. Good life these b.b.c. Radio. It's 10 o'clock and they are the very latest news for you right now Jenna Holland and the you know at union says 2000 jobs that Bernard Matthews' appear to be safe it follows the sale of the turkey producer to an entrepreneur known as the Chicken King However it's still unclear if Ranjit Singh the power and will take on the Bernard Matthews pension funds or pass them on to a national scheme which offers lower payouts on retirement age or nickels as an independent financial advisor from nor Each when you talk about pensions going into the Pension Protect...

Since then of the 1.4 million voter who is are eligible but don't have an i.d. of the 1.4 million who have gotten the i.d. so they can vote is 50. that according to state of texas is the count ads of this evening. we called them and asked. 50 people out of 1.4 million. you want to do the math on what percentage of the problem is solved? there are two zeros after the decimal point before you get to start putting together other integers. tenths, hundredths, thousandths of a percent. but the reason they were able to change the law about voting is because of the united states supreme court. when t...

Gotten the i.d. so they can vote is 50. that according to state of texas is the count ads of this evening. we called them and asked. 50 people out of 1.4 million. you want to do the math on what percentage of the problem is solved? there are two zeros after the decimal point before you get to start putting together other integers. tenths, hundredths, thousandths of a percent. but the reason they were able to change the law about voting is because of the united states supreme court. when the supreme court this summer gutted the voting rights act, texas was thereby freed of the burden of having ...

Cnn's deborah feyerick outside the court this morning. good morning, deb. >> reporter: good morning, chris. abu anas al libi was questioned over the last couple of days by tegers who are used to dealing with high-value detainees. he's accused of being one of osama bin laden's senior aides, a man who allegedly took surveillance photos of the embassy in nairobi, kenya, which destroyed the building that killed 200 people, including american personnel. his family says he was living a normal life, trying to get a job with the oil industry. he's expected to appear in a new york court. the operatives...