is facing mounting pressure from within his own cabinet, from the israeli public, and from the relatives of the hostages, who over the weekend stormed a parliamentary session injerusalem to demand more action to secure the release of their loved ones. live now to doha nawaf al thani is qatar s former director of defence intelligence operations and defence attache to the united states. hejoins me now. thank you for being here with us. what are you hearing about the framework of some sort of new deal? thank you for having me. i think first there are two parts of this. the first is the qatari statements in the past days and weeks that they have continued their efforts to restart negotiations and have not stopped their efforts. but the second part of this is also, at least from the qatari perspective, they ve played very close to the vest when it comes to negotiations, it s very sensitive and they don t talk a lot about it before it happens, but all reports indicates we are hea
exclusive report. the post office hired independent forensic accountants second sight to investigate complaints that its horizon computer system generated false evidence of cash shortfalls used to prosecute subpostmasters. oh, my god. it.it s just doubled right in front of my eyes. they found evidence of computer bugs doing just that in 76 branches and told the post office in july 2013. but instead of coming clean, the post office kept insisting in public their system was robust, while in private, it agreed a plan to take second sight off the case. this envelope contains documents that post office bosses didn t want you, the public, to see minutes of a subcommittee of a post office board that were kept from subpostmasters as they fought their way through the courts. they were eventually released a few years later with heavy redactions. look at those blacked out passages. i ve got hold of the unredacted version and they show exactly what was going on and who knew about it. s
rallies i was on my back foot, it was really difficult to find the right timing, it was extremely hot while the sun was still out there. yes, physically very draining, emotionally as well. coco gauff is into the semi finals of the australian open for the first time, after battling her way past ukraine s marta kostyuk in three sets. the 19 year old us open champion was far from her best and 5 1 down in the first set, before she fought back to win it on a tie break. the second set was close too, with kostyuk winning the breaker to level the match. but gauff, aiming to become the first player since naomi osaka three years ago to win back to back majors, found her composure to see out the deciding set by 6 2. i m from south florida, i m used to the heat. it is even hotter at home to be honest. i was trying to get one more game in the first set and make it competitive and one game turn to another and i was able to win without the set. in the second i gave myself the opportunity, b
van, it was driven into three pedestrians, those people are in hospital, we have no update on the extent of their injuries or on the condition they please also say there was a third incident on magdala road were one man was found dead. you can keep up to date with more on this on the bbc live page. our team of journalists have been working on updating the new images. we have also been getting eyewitness accounts from some of our colleagues. there is a post that has just popped up on the live page here. emma, who livesjust outside nottingham city centre, has told my colleague that there is fear in the area. she said nottingham is a big city but a small community and when something like this happens you are rupture. she said she is now wondering how she will explain the news to her seven year old son who is not immune to things that are going on. she says we are trying so hard as parents or carers to give our kids are bubble of safety and then things like this happen. she says,