let s go live now to selby to my colleague luxmy gopal. yes, matthew, here against the backdrop of selby abbey, in a constituency of around 100,000 people, the two main political parties have been bringing out their big guns must of the prime minister rishi sunak andy leader of the opposition, labour s sir keir 0pposition, labour s sir keir starmer, have been personally involved in campaigning here, and on voters minds are local issues such as public transport, green spaces, and of course national issues. you will not be surprised to hear the issue of the cost of living crisis has been on peoples minds, according to candidates who have been doorknocking in the lead up to the by election. let s have a chat now to somebody who knows the community very well. it isjohn weetman, who is the vicar of selby abbey. think you forjoining us, john. is the vicar of selby abbey. think you forjoining us, john. you for “oining us, john. hello. first of you forjoining us, john. hello. firs
Experiences of paul future very bad now. the devastating experiences of paul price, future very bad now. the devastating experiences of paul price, talking - experiences of paul price, talking to me a little earlier on today s programme. it s been described as the most widespread miscarriage ofjustice in uk history the wrongful convictions of hundreds of sub postmasters, who were accused of stealing money when in fact a new it system was faulty. today, the head of the public inquiry has called for action to stop issues blocking compensation, describing the schemes as a patchwork quilt with some holes in it . many of those wrongly convicted are yet to receive full compensation. a settlement in 2019 granted more than 500 postmasters £443 million, plus legalfees. but over the years, many were financially ruined and have described being shunned by their communities, while others died waiting for compensation. sir wyn williams, chair of the post office horizon it inquiry, said in hi