they added. how we now prevent and respond to cse is vastly different, particularly in how we work with partner agencies to identify and safeguard vulnerable young people, relentlessly pursue criminals, and care for victims. if you want or need to talk to someone about similar experiences, then please do go to the bbc actionline, where there are resources that can help. the row between the former post office chair henry staunton and the government took another dramatic twist today as mr staunton released a note of a meeting injanuary 2023 which he claims showed that that the former top civil servant at the business department, sarah munby, was asking him to delay compensation to postmasters to help ministers hobble to the next election. tonight ms munby has denied this is what she said, or meant, at the meeting. but mr staunton in his sunday times interview at the weekend also sought to blow the whistle on an organisation involved in this affair called uk government inves
the new manchester united co owner. but there will be worries from fans that the glazer s remain in overall control, and the nature of this co ownership. what is the assurance that it will in practice, work? the key to it working is the relationship we will have withjoe which is in my view a very good relationship and trusting relationship. and you know, i can t give people assurances or guarantees about the future but my personal view is that there is a good level of trust and it will work. what s your latest thinking about old trafford and its future, and the state that it s in? it s a bit tired, frankly, and it s in need of refurbishment. and. you know, there are two main issues in this club, performance on the field and the other one is probably is the stadium, and you hear talk about that. there is a kind of big argument in my view for regeneration that whole south side of manchester. and within it, the centre, a new stadium which would be a world class state of the art
we have more reaction. hello, welcome to verified live. we begin with the war in gaza. we re watching debate in the british parliament on a call for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza, with a vote due soon. we ll have more on that shortly. we ll also have the latest live from jerusalem after members of the israeli parliament, the knesset, overwhelmingly backed a resolution by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejecting any unilateral recognition of a palestinian state. but we begin this hour with a special report on the number of palestinian casualties, when israeli special forces rescued two of the hostages held by hamas, on february the 12th. there was relief for the families of the two hostages 70 year old louis har and fernando marman, who s 60 and a boost to national morale. but the raid in rafah to free them reportedly left more than 70 people dead and dozens wounded. the bbc s special correspondent fergal keane has been hearing the testimony of civilia
is the greatest challenge to restore the club and his preference is to build a new stadium for the north of england. sojim ratcliffe has been speaking exclusively to our sports editor dan rowan. how does it feel to be co owner of the cop you have supported most of your life? i suppose it is a very proud moment and i m very honoured to be in this position where i can influence the future of manchester united. it is not something of course i would have ever contemplated in my younger years but here we are. you do have to pinch yourself really because it is sort of a boyhood dream but they never come true. this is the exception to the role and it is a nice one for me. exception to the role and it is a nice one for me. ., . nice one for me. how determined are ou to nice one for me. how determined are you to restore nice one for me. how determined are you to restore this nice one for me. how determined are you to restore this club nice one for me. how determined are you to
and over the next couple of hours on the programme we ll bring you the latest on the ground. we also have a vote coming up in the british parliament on calls for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire that debate has already started. more on that, in a moment. but first, israel is now into its fourth month of military operations in the north, south and central parts of the territory since the hamas attacks on october the 7th. in the last hour, the israeli parliament, the knesset, has voted to oppose any unilateral creation of a palestinian state. this is what the israeli prime minister had to say after the result was announced. the people of israel and their elected representatives are united today as never before. the knesset voted overwhelmingly to oppose any attempt to unilaterally impose a palestinian state on israel. such an attempt will only endanger israel and will prevent the genuine peace that we all seek. peace can only be achieved after we achieve total victor