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Those seeking payouts will have to sign a statement of truth to say they didnt commit the crimes they were accused of.

Hundreds of British post office workers were wrongfully convicted for theft and fraud. Livelihoods were lost. Families were broken. But justice might finally beckon — thanks to a TV show.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announces new legislation that would exonerate hundreds of victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal.

Hundreds of Fujitsu UK staff working for HMRC are set to strike later this month over a pay rise dispute.

The victims of the Horizon scandal had no political constituency and served no existing partisan debate.

Investigator Stephen Bradshaw may have drawn short straw, but the company man was far from a sympathetic figure

The Crown Prosecution Service has admitted it may have been involved in 99 Post Office prosecutions involving the defective Horizon IT system, according to a leaked letter seen by The Telegraph.

It that he could write that in a witness statement? and whatjulian blake did over the next hour or so was to pull up documents that showed that colleagues of steve bradshaw, this investigator, knew about concerns in the press, in publications like computer weekly, they were being circulated amongst his colleagues, these concerns about how horizon was operating. it was put to him that these issues were being shared with you, how can you say you didnt know anything about the suspected bugs or flaw...

STORY: For decades Britains Post Office scandal - perhaps the countrys biggest ever miscarriage of justice - has gone unnoticed by most people. -January 09, 2024 at 07:12 pm EST - MarketScreener

A TV drama shines a spotlight on a Post Office scandal that has been known about for years | Britain