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after years of keeping a low profile paula venables was thrust into the spotlight this week and making her way through a scrum of cameras may have been the easy part. she started with an apology. i would just like to say, and i m gratefulfor the opportunity to do this in person, how sorry i am for all that subpostmasters and theirfamilies and others have suffered as a result of all of the matters that the inquiry has been looking into for so long. there were tears as she was asked about the death of a subpostmaster who took his own life after being financially ruined by the post office. and i mentioned that. i m sorry. i imagine that i was probably. just pause. try and compose yourself if you can, and then continue your evidence, please. she defended her role. she may have been the boss, she said, but she wasn t responsible for everything. and she wasn t told everything either. you are not responsible for everything that happens underneath you. you have to rely on the a ....
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through the brexit campaign, borisjohnson s friend, but at times his greatest foe, michael gove wasn t afraid to make enemies, pushing through education reforms and serving under four prime ministers over nearly 20 years in parliament. but he says he has now concluded, there comes a moment when you know it s time to leave, that a new generation should lead. rishi has the plan our country needs, he added. i will do everything i can to support him. but as rishi sunak toured the titanic quarter in belfast, the list of mps jumping ship continued to grow. among more than 100 other mps standing down, the former prime minister theresa may, the former leader of the house of commons, andrea leadsom, and former defence secretary ben wallace. while the conservatives are now seeing more mps walk away than in 1997, labour s losses are less substantial. keir starmer took his campaign to glasgow, hoping scotland will pave his way to a win. after mps lined up to mark the close of parli ....
were facing up on opposite sides, with kane proving the catalyst, once again, to turn things around for bayern. and real scrambling a late equaliser ahead of the second leg. john murray was watching. it was a most enjoyable first leg as two of the great clubs went at it. on the first half, they calm byron munich with sucker punch scoring the opening after tom this made a dominant start. but the match up to level after the break. first, flashing in the equaliserfor 1 1 within four minutes, he harry kane from the penalty spot, his 43rd goal for byron munich. however, the last ten minutes, real madrid brought it back to square also from the penalty and the second goal of the tie. forjude bellingham it was a quiet night in substitution but his team will be favoured next week and the spanish capital were real madrid are unbeaten in their own stadium for over a year. the other semi final takes place on wednesday with paris saint germain and dortmund going head to head in g ....