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I WAS in Aden on a Royal Naval warship in 1966 for four days. Within a year an insurgency had forced the UK out of what was a major base. All these…

A TV drama about a British scandal in which hundreds of people were wrongly convicted of theft, destroying their lives, has had an astonishing impact.

A TV drama about a British scandal in which hundreds of people were wrongly convicted of theft, destroying their lives, has had an astonishing impact.

Despite a two-year inquiry and years of campaigning, it was the four-hour drama Mr Bates vs the Post Office that enabled the British public to pay proper attention to the unbelievable horrors of this story

With the 2024 general election set to be the dirtiest battle yet, the party which receives the most money from donors could be at a distinct advantage.

As the Post Office debacle has amply demonstrated, putting blind faith into a new form of technology can be perilous

The ITV drama Mr Bates vs the Post Office, on the campaign for justice by former post office operators led by Alan Bates, has caused a national outcry and led…

Theresa May s government forced through a CBE for disgraced former Post Office boss Paula Vennells despite known concerns about the Horizon IT system.

The Post Office scandal flew under the radar for years — until a TV dramatization rocketed it up Britain’s political agenda.

Justice secretary Alex Chalk has suggested that Japanese technology giant Fujitsu may have to repay the substantial costs incurred in the Post Office scandal if found culpable, increasing pressure on the company behind the faulty Horizon software.