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To prove that a computer system is operating reliably. the post office says while progress has been made, with £138 million paid in compensation, it continues to work with the government to support its efforts to speed up the exoneration of people with wrongful convictions. each and every individual who was a part of the post office scandal, they need to go behind the bars, and their properties need to be confiscated like they confiscated my property, and the money should go to the victims. sha...

Very complex story. in theses case, what it showed was that notjust the computer system was wrong but the post office weaponised the legal system against him. likewise they did it when the group action took place when they spent over £100 million of taxpayers money to defend the indefensible. again using the power that they had monetarily to crush these people. that is the reason why these convictions need to be overturned. because it is not just that the system was wrong but the way in which t...

The Justice Secretary has been urged to scrap a law that was backed by the Post Office and requires courts to presume that evidence derived from a computer is reliable.

After so, so long — justice, repayment, clarity. chris mason, bbc news, westminster. 983 sub—postmasters and mistresses, were found guilty of offences including false accounting, theft and fraud over a period of 15 years. it was based on incorrect evidence from a faulty computer system. only 95 of those convictions have so far been overturned by the courts. coletta smith has spent the day with some of those whose lives were wrongly turned upside down, as they awaited prime minster�*s annou...

Up next, we talk with republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy on the campaign trail. went out with him today ahead of mondays iowa caucuses. first, beyond our borders tonight. schools and stores in some of ecuadors biggest stores closed today this comes after a group of masked men invaded a television station in he can car during a live broadcast. presenting directors and study year hands with firearms and what appeared to be sticks of dynamite. police surrounded that area, subdued the...

Over the next decade and beyond, hundreds of branch managers are prosecuted , dozens convicted, with many sent to prison, declaring bankruptcy, losing their homes and in some case taking their own lives. campaigners then began an officialfightback — getting support from local mps. that was in 2009. in 2013 support grows, and an independent firm is appointed and paid by the post office to review the software. it finds defects but insists the system is largely robust. again the post office state...

Uk is under growing pressure to exonerate hundreds of sub—postmasters that have been wrongly convicted of fraud because of a faulty computer system. the computer system horizon mistakingly showed money was missing from their post offices. 0ur political editor chris mason has more. this is alan bates. 24 years ago, he raised an issue with the computer system at the post office he ran in north wales. a quarter of a century on, tobyjones is playing him in a television drama. were all here to shar...

So much for updating us. - the uk business minister, kevin hollinrake, says the government has looked "at length" at bringing a bill to parliament which would quash the convictions of post office branch managers who were wrongly found guilty of fraud because of faulty it software. ministers have announced that an independent panel is being set up to oversee compensation payments for hundreds of sub—postmasters who were jailed after the horizon programme made it appear that money was missing fr...

At the heart of this scandal is the horizon computer system developed by the japanese company fujitsu. computer system developed by the japanese company fujitsu. but this is about so much more than a disastrous it scheme. itsjust doubled right in front of my eyes. now it says im £4,000 down. it is about reputations trashed, savings drained, suicides, allegations of a corporate cover—up, the government is unwavering. lying and an absence of accountability. to ensure it leads to the quick acces...