particular that she wanted to dismiss, really, to kind of completely put to bed. her argument very strongly in terms of the phone call when she called him up to sack him last month, this idea that she told him that someone had to take the rap for the delays in getting compensation to the sub postmaster is an postmistress is just wasn t true, she said she was going to put on record the minutes from that phone call in the library, presumably we will see that posted online in the next few minutes or so. he says that he has his own recording, he took notes and insists that what he said to the sunday times was true. it is very much a he said, she said. as the shadow business secretary pointed out, there are two separate accounts and it is hard to work out what the truth is. but she insisted that this idea that the government was trying to stall the process of compensation couldn t be further of the truth. she pointed to a letter sent to him when he first got the job, making clear
things that matter? funding, special needs, the need for us to stop crumbling schools? all of those things are the big issues for parents rather than something about mobile phones in schools yet again. let s speak to rachael thomas, a headteacher in pembrokeshire who s seen herself the impact phones in school has had. thank you forjoining us. you ve probably got the sympathy of parents everywhere who only have to deal with one child and you ve got many. how do you deal with it? we with one child and you ve got many. how do you deal with it? how do you deal with it? we took this action how do you deal with it? we took this action in how do you deal with it? we took this action in september - how do you deal with it? we took this action in september of - how do you deal with it? we took this action in september of 2023| how do you deal with it? we took. this action in september of 2023 in response to a number of issues that were making myjob and a lot of the staff sjob is
during training on thursday last week amid reports he was going to be sacked. our sports correspondent katie gornall is at goodison park for us ahead of the match. not surprising news necessarily and also that it released his new person who will take over as boss. yes. who will take over as boss. yes, that s right. who will take over as boss. yes, that s right, betty. who will take over as boss. yes, that s right, betty. in who will take over as boss. yes, that s right, betty. in the - who will take over as boss. yes, that s right, betty. in the last i that s right, betty. in the last few minutes, confirmation that oliver glasner, the austrian, will be the new manager at crystal palace. he signed a contract until 2026 and if the former eintracht frankfurt manager who led them to europa league success in 2022. described by the club at the right man with an outstanding record to take charge of the club at a bevel stage in their season. he will not be put in the dugout for
our correspondent bethany bell reports from brussels, where mr navalny s widow is meeting european foreign ministers. alexei navalny s widow yulia says she will continue to fight for a free russia. she says her husband was killed because the russian president vladimir putin couldn t break him. translation: another person should l be here in my place but that person l was killed by vladimir putin. we know exactly why putin killed alexei three days ago. we will tell you soon. but the most important thing we can do for alexei and for ourselves is to go on fighting. i will continue alexei s work. alexei navalny died in this prison camp in the arctic circle. prison authorities say he suffered sudden death syndrome. the kremlin has denied involvement in his death, calling the accusations frankly obnoxious . it says there are no results yet in the investigation into the death. earlier, mr navalny s mother was blocked from entering a mortuary where his body was believed to be. today