on the 19th of december when we last discussed on the 19th of december when we last discussed horizon compensation bill and i discussed horizon compensation bill and i don t discussed horizon compensation bill and i don t think any of us then who knew and i don t think any of us then who knew about and i don t think any of us then who knew about the tv drama would have believed knew about the tv drama would have believed the impact that it has had. ithink believed the impact that it has had. i think it believed the impact that it has had. i think it is believed the impact that it has had. i think it is bittersweet that it has had i think it is bittersweet that it has had such an effect. i think it is really has had such an effect. i think it is really telling that mps, peers, media. is really telling that mps, peers, media, loads and loads of people tried to media, loads and loads of people tried to bring this into the public consciousness and it did not, we did no
responsible or they are shown to have willfully neglected their duties, and that is whether through a shortage of inquiry, investigation, he raises an important point about the attitude of courts towards computer based evidence, technology based evidence, and i know that my right honourable from the look chancellor looking at that particular issue as well. it is something i brought to his attention the right honourable lord chancellor. he is alerted to that as well. i was sorry to hear about his constituent, mrs shaw. i take it she will have applied to the horizon shortfall scheme which should compensate people like mrs shaw. if you would like any assistance make sure that is happening i m very happy to provide it. sim? happy to provide it. snp spokesperson. - happy to provide it. snp spokesperson. you - happy to provide it. snp| spokesperson. you were happy to provide it. snp i spokesperson. you were in happy to provide it. snp - spokesperson. you were in the happy to provide it. s
sliding it, staying mild in the south east, but a bit chillier further north and west. that said, most places will avoid a first. tomorrow, some of this cloud and rain lingering in east anglia and south east england first thing but it will clear and then a day of sunny spells and showers, most of the showers in northern ireland and western scotland. it will be windy in the north west, but most of the showers falling as rain away from the highest ground in scotland. seven to 13 degrees is a bit above where we should be at this time of year. wednesday will bring more outbreaks of rain to be replaced by sunshine and showers once again for the some of those showers will be wintry over high ground, mainly falling as rain. seven to 11 degrees. it s going to stay broadly mild for the end of the week into the christmas period but there are signs of something a bit colder getting to northern parts of the country. but still not as cold as it was. and that s bbc news at ten on monday the 19th of
actions. it wasn t mentioned in that speech but 200 million euros will be dedicated to awareness raising projects. other people, a dejo at a radio station that went to court to try and stop this apology from going ahead on the 19th of december because they said this is a random dating doesn t mean anything to us instead they wanted it to be on the ist ofjuly 2023 which would mark the 160th anniversary of the emancipation acts when the shackles were released. he said this has echoes of colonialism the way this whole apology has been conducted, they haven t listened to us and therefore it doesn t mean anything to us. and there were others. someone whose name was given to her by her ancestors means never again in dutch and that was to reflect the idea that they would never be enslaved again. she said, to recognise the past and recognise that these were crimes against
stations in the netherlands, that went to court to try and stop this apology from going ahead on the 19th of december, because they said this is a random date, it does not mean anything to us was not they wanted it to be on the 1st ofjuly 2023, marking the 160th anniversary of the and emancipation act, when the shackles were released. and they said this has echoes of colonialism, the way this whole apology has been conducted, they have not listened to us and therefore, it does not mean anything to us. and there were others, a woman called linda, his her name was given to her by her as ancestors, and she says, to recognise the past, to recognise that these were crimes against humanity conducted by the dutch will help to redress the imbalance in society and create a more level playing field for the children of these enslaved people any children and that was actually something