surprised by the document. it was quite disturbing and itjust goes to show the post office has had a rotten culture at its core for a number of years and this information wasn t made available by the post office. it came about because of the campaigners and people fighting forjustice from the post office, so this is how it came to light, otherwise it would have stayed buried for a long time further. a spokesperson said. several sub postmasters have now had their convictions overturned. however, there are many, like baljit, who are still waiting for compensation. peter ruddick, bbc news. ukraine s most senior security official has said the country is ready to launch its long expected counter offensive against russian forces. in a rare interview,
military. and it was just not a responsible way to handle this material. it s important to also to realize this yes, young man allegedly apparently. was not an intelligence analyst or or a member of the intelligence community. he was a technician running the network. so the question is, can you keep the network running without having access to the content on the network? or are there ways to secure it? and that s really it s a it s sort of a mechanical problem in terms of how this information is shared. there s one other interesting aspect of this popular if you go back to september 11th, one of the problems that was identified, was not that information wasn t shared across the united states government about the impending possibility of september 11th. so there was a lot more sharing going on. well okay, now it looks like you know, in this case, it was too much again. uh
test, you know, council person. when i talked about this on my radio program this week, people did say any landlord, you know, with access to a search engine could figure these things out. quick response from you. it s true, i think, um, it s interesting that we that we ve had this this lawsuit that we have been ah, dealing with for a number of years since the passage of the law, given the fact that this is easily attainable information and the fact that it s easily and tabled attainable information and more so with passing years, um also means that it can be more harmful. you know, 20 years ago , this information wasn t so available and it wasn t so much a question. um when making those rental decisions of about somebody s criminal history? it s a provocative question. thank you for being here to explain it to us. we appreciate it. thank you so much for having me appreciate it. okay, still to come the final result of this week s poll question. of course,
person and i can look at it together. i ll read it aloud. it s public knowledge, really obtainable information. they can ask, and if they choose to disclose that will be a good test, you know, council person. when i talked about this on my radio program this week, people did say any landlord, you know, with access to a search engine could figure these things out. quick response from you. it s true, i think, um, it s interesting that we that we ve had this this lawsuit that we have been, uh, dealing with for a number of years since the passage of the law, given the fact that this is easily attainable information and the fact that it s easily and table attainable information and more so with passing years, um also means that it can be more harmful. you know, 20 years ago, this information wasn t so available and it wasn t so much a question. um when making those rental decisions of about somebody s criminal history?
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