watching at home was pauline, who ran a post office near sunderland, and was given a criminal conviction for false accounting. it feels quite just that they get a bit of their own medicine, that they should answer for their. ..for their attitude and their behaviour. is it appropriate.? sir wyn williams, the chair of the inquiry, has called it grossly unsatisfactory . we will accept your plea, but only if you don t blame horizon. the post office said, we have absolutely no interest in delay , and called the disclosure process extremely challenging , involving around 70 million documents. and the inquiry continues next week, when employees of fujitsu, the company which built the horizon system which started all this trouble, are due to appear. ben king, bbc news. with so much of our time now spent online, it can feel
and abuse subpostmasters? no, no. a phone call will be made to arrange an interview at a convenient time and date. watching at home was pauline, who ran a post office near sunderland, and was given a criminal conviction for false accounting. it feels quite just that they get a bit of their own medicine, that they should answer for their. ..for their attitude and their behaviour. the inquiry has been delayed multiple times before by late disclosures of documents. is it appropriate.? sir wyn williams, the chair of the inquiry, has called it grossly unsatisfactory . we will accept your plea, but only if you don t blame horizon. the post office said, we have absolutely no interest in delay , and called the disclosure process extremely challenging , involving around 70 million documents. and the inquiry continues next week,
forward right now attached to the national defense authorization act of 2024, next year s ndaa, that states exactly this, it s called the disclosure act of 2023. it creates a review panel that will create a disclosure process that will review this information, it will determine whether it is a national security issue or not, and then it will disclose that information to the public. is and so to your point, i think there are processes being put in place right now that help people understand exactly what the government is seeing. neil: very quickly, ryan, any thoughts on possibly this could be stuff of ours or stuff of china s or russia s, and we re attributing it to outside forces? well, right now it s a conversation about uncertainty. we have to be diligent about what s flying in our air space whether that s china, our own assets or something else. it s a matter of national security. neil: got it. ryan, you mesmerized the nation. ryan graves swore under oath to
see their connections? look, i think there are a lot of things that can be done at the state level. one bill that i run for the past two sessions that has yet to make it across the finish line is to require state legislators and state elected officials to disclose foreign government pays for their travel to country and a disclosure process that right now isn t transparent. the best disinfectant is sunshine. we need more on the state. brian: thank you very much. i appreciate it. we have got to be aware of all of this. candace, thank you very much. state lawmaker. thanks for having me with you. brian: go over to ashley for more breaking news. ashley: going to start with toxic train derailment in north dakota. clean up is undergoing to train spilling hazardous materials in a rural area. officials say one of the canadian pacific train cars was leaking liquid asphalt flow one was hurt and officials say no threat to the public safety.
war and was made of ten pounds of nitroglycerin, placed in a bag or a sack. and he said it was most probably put there by what he called a young courting couple who were never identified and never traced. police tried creating artist s impressions of the man and woman but they were never caught. some of the victims families had wanted the inquest to try to find out who the bombers were, but that was ruled out. private ann hamilton s family refused to take part in the inquest, saying in a statement today, this was our last chance to engage in a process to produce truth, justice and accountability, but we have been excluded from that process and our voice, on behalf of ann, was not heard. the guildford four were jailed for the attacks, but in 1989, their convictions were quashed. surrey police say they are now seeing if the inquest s findings are enough to start a new criminal investigation. alongside the disclosure process,