office has accepted and given with thejudge the post office has accepted and given with the judge decided today, they will look at those prosecutions and as they are obliged to do. they will look at those prosecutions and as they are obliged to dolj know and as they are obliged to do.” know you have been following this for nine years and unfortunately we have run out of time but thank you for coming in to talk to us. we must go straight to the weather. it was not too bad today quite dry and sunny weather for the few showers which again, following wintry of the high ground, over the next couple of days, it will actually turn milder. but whether and windier thanks to the low pressure. blood pressure tonight across scotland that will bring blustery showers and snow on the hills across the southeast as the hills across the southeast as the weather front outbreaks of rain, list court here in central areas, clear skies with frost and some pretty dense fog patch is forming and some pretty dense fog patch is forming and it could cause some problems across central areas through the morning rush

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last week the post office agreed to pay compensation of £58 million to more than 550 workers, many of whom lost their livelihoods or were even sent to prison. our personalfinance correspondent simon gompertz was at the hearing in london. relief, after 14 years trying to clear their names forjo and seema, who ran local post offices and were caught in a nightmare of prosecutions. now, judgment has finally gone their way. seema was jailed for four months while pregnant after the post office computer system suggested funds had gone astray. she had to go to prenatal appointments in handcuffs. jo found shortfalls of tens of thousands of pounds in her village post office and pleaded guilty to false accounting to avoid a charge of theft. the whole family suffered. i couldn't work for the last ten years because of the conviction next to my name. i couldn't be in the room with my granddaughter at her school, because they knew i had a criminal record. i wasn't allowed to be left in the room on my own, which wasjust... that was the kind of thing. that is what you want to clear? that is what i wan

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last week, the post office agreed to pay £58 million to settle it. this judgment could affect whether 34 convictions being looked at by the criminal cases review commission could be overturned. it all came down to a computer system called horizon. campaigners say postmasters were blamed unfairly when money went missing. this has been utterly devastating, life—changing things for these people, who are often the pillars of their communities. i am glad their reputation has been restored now, but it's shocking what has happened to them. thejudge, mrjustice frazer, said that the horizon it system, which the sub—postmasters blame for their problems, was not remotely robust, and even in a revised version it had a significant number of bugs. that is going to be hugely important for those who have been convicted, and who want to overturn those convictions. the post office has apologised. it says its systems have been improved. for those who ran branches, likejo and seema, there's now the hope they will be cleared completely. simon gompertz, bbc news. thie

they threatened to take the post office away. we all do that if the post office is gone, that is it, end of story. i was into the post office until two in the morning going through each transaction. how could we not see anything. we could not find anything. no help at all from the post office stop they basically accused us of doing something wrong. because other post offices that were doing fine and in 2008... offices that were doing fine and in 2008. .. sorry to interrupt. we're not talking just a few pounds here and there. some were big values. what impacted it have on you personally. you were pregnant and already had a son at the time?m was the worst experience. could not believe it was happening to me. i pleaded not guilty because even my previous solicitor said to me plead guilty and you get a lesser sentence but why should i plead guilty for a crime i have not committed. we were hoping to getjustice so when the jury hoping to getjustice so when the jury came back with a guilty verdict, it was life shattering. i could not im

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last week, the post office agreed to pay £58 million to settle it. this judgment could affect whether311 convictions being looked at by the criminal cases review commission could be overturned. it all came down to a computer system called horizon. campaigners say postmasters were blamed unfairly when money went missing. this has been utterly devastating, life—changing things for these people, who are often the pillars of their communities. i am glad their reputation has been restored now, but it's shocking what has happened to them. thejudge, mrjustice frazer, said that the horizon it system, which the sub—postmasters blame for their problems, was not remotely robust, and even in a revised version it had a significant number of bugs. that is going to be hugely important for those who have been convicted, and who want to overturn those convictions. the post office has apologised. it says its systems have been improved. for those who ran branches, likejo and seema, there's now the hope they will be cleared completely. simon gompertz, bbc news. stay

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hundreds of former sub—postmasters and post mistresses accused of stealing from the post office say they've been vindicated, following a high court ruling that the computer system they had to use was flawed. last week the post office agreed to pay compensation of 58 million pounds to more than 550 workers, many of whom lost their livelihoods or were even sent to prison. 0ur personal finance correspondent simon gompertz was at the hearing in london. releif after 1a years trying to clear their names. seema, on the left, was sent to prison while pregnant, because of shortfalls on her post office's computer in surrey. she had to go in prenatal appointments in handcuffs. joe pleaded guilty of false accounting to avoid a charge of theft. my whole family suffered. i could not work. to avoid a charge of theft. my whole family suffered. i could not worklj could not be in the room with my granddaughter because i had a criminal record. that is the kind of thing. that is what you want to clear? yes. it all came down to the computer network called horizon which postmasters said did not work properly. to

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it brings to an end a series of court cases about a computer system used to manage local post office finances. our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz is here. how many people are involved in this case? 550 sub po -- sub-postmaster is post—mistresses have signed up for this group action. it goes back to 2000, when a new system called horizon was brought in to manage the money in local post offices and soon after, shortfalls began to appear. so postmasters and sub—post mistresses were blamed for that, even though they said it was a glitch in the system that was causing it. many of them lost their contracts, some are bankrupted, prosecuted, some went to prison because of that. that is what behind the case that they have been bringing. earlier this year, the case that they have been bringing. earlierthis year, in the case that they have been bringing. earlier this year, in the first stage of it, it was found that the post office's contracts were unreasonable and they have gone to mediation and now, they have come up with this settlement of £58 million. the chairman of th

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it just crashed and it just skidded across the post office. and then just burst into flames over there. the whole house shook, the ground shook. reporter: one passenger survived the crash. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition yesterday. two postal workers and person in that vehicle that was hit by the plane were also taken to the hospital. ntsb and the faa are investigating this crash right now. ed? ed: very sad. christina coleman, thank you. meanwhile 2019 was a record-breaking year on wall street. market-making major gains as the unemployment rate continued to drop. new numbers from the federal reserve of atlanta brings great news for lower and middle classes. pay for the bottom 25% of wage earners rose 4 1/2% compared to last year. joining me now, douglas holtz-eakin. president of the american action forum. good to have you. >> thanks, ed. ed: i say record-breaking year and there are critics of president say, yeah, wall street, rich people got richer but when you actually dig in there, see that wages are coming up, something d

i i blame the chief executives of the post office. they took the decisions. the government in a sense stood back from it, because they wanted the post office to be run on commercial lines and they left the commercial decisions to them. but some of these decisions to them. but some of these decisions have been utterly unacceptable and so i blame particularly the former chief executive of the post office. the current chief executive, who has only been in position since september has been doing his best to sort it out from what i can see. but it has become almost unsortable outable. thank you. let's look at the weather with darren bett. set to get milder, wet and windy earth, later this week, but still quite cold, many places dry but if few showers were northern ireland, wintry over the hills in northern england. towards the south—east corner we have the thick cloud bringing some rain, and that will push its way into south—east england and east anglia overnight. showers move away from northern ireland, continue that wintry mix in scotland, some icy patches t

a small aircraft slams into a field next to a post office >> oh my god >> five people on board killed, including a sports reporter heading to a college bowl game that her father-in-law was coaching today coaching with tears in his eyes. >>> total ice-out. a jor american city frozen, roads shut down, a school bus skidding sideway as a massive storm moves across the country. >>> plus -- we hear from one of the men who survived this. >>> tragedy in paradise new questions about the tourist helicopter that went down in hawaii are these tours safe >

the post office says it accepts it got things wrong. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: atalanta qualify for the last 16 of the champions league despite losing their first three games al—sadd win their opening game at the club world cup in qatar but they needed extra time to do it. and pakistan take to the field in a home test match for the first time since the terror attacks of 2009 hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that atletico madrid and atalanta have claimed the last two places in the knock—out stage of the european champions league. atletico beat lokomotiv moscow 2—0 to qualify from group d, while atalanta won a three—way fight to finish second in group c. they were bottom of the table at the start of the night, but won 3—0 at shakhtar donetsk. dinamo zagreb‘s hopes of going through looked good when daniel olmo scored after only 10 minutes at home to manchester city. but city, who‘d already qualified, turned it round, wit

while the post office was closed jessica mit report. >>we have matching stockings and this one is for my mom. >>every decoration placed with care to usher in the christmas spirit. the magic of christmas is important me and the joy of it all. but this year there's a notable emptiness underneath the falling street, they were just gifts there are things to make her quality of life better. >>$500 worth of presence meant for her disabled mother and 5 year-old son stolen. >>it's not fair for someone to be so cruel and i understand that people have hard times and they make bad decisions. but you have to remember this repercussions and that you're hurting people and she's not alone. >>the amador county sheriff's office says someone snatched nearly 300 amazon packages the pine your post office on sunday, the delivery driver left the box outside of the office on security because it was closed. >>they should have gone to the jackson post office and in fact this company did the same thing the previous sunday. >>a spokesperson with amazon says the d

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it crashed in a parking lot of a post office. the impact of the crash blowing out windows. the faa and the ntsb will be conducting the investigation to determine the cause of the crash. >> at 9:00 p.m. tonight hopefully the ntsb will be here to take over where the feds are with the investigation. >> john bel edwards expressing his condolences asking everyone to pray for the family and friends of everyone affected by the terrible tragedy. >>> a man who attacked two sonoma county sheriffs deputies has been sentenced to 29 years to life in prison. he was convicted of 12 felonies. officers say he attackd a barista in july of 2018, then tried to drag her into a bathroom. later in jail, he tried to stab a deputy with a home made shank. and on september 17, he attacked another deputy and tried to grab his gun. >>> as of today, president trump has tweeted about house speaker nancy pelosi more than 20 times since he started his holiday break. today it reads crazy nancy pelosi should spend more time in her decaying city referring to san francisco. trump supporters say the president i

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