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It was wrong, yeah. and those reports were always passed up through our managers to fujitsu services and i would imagine to the post office, saying there is still a fault on the live system. the post office have again said they are sorry and that their first priority is providing full, fair and final compensation, but thats not what harjinder wants. i want somebody on the other side to be charged and jailed like i was. they are the ones who signed the final paperwork off. they are the ones who k...

When we were teaching them how to do the closing of accounts at the end of the month, then we did find and discover a few faults. we could never reckon up everything to be exact. more often than not, it was wrong, yeah. and those reports were always passed up through our managers to fujitsu services and i would imagine to the post office, saying there is still a fault on the live system. the post office have again said they are sorry and that their first priority is providing full, fair and fina...

And those reports were always passed up through our managers to fujitsu services and i would imagine to the post office, saying there is still a fault on the live system. the post office have again said they are sorry and that their first priority is providing full, fair and final compensation, but that�*s not what harjinder wants. i want somebody on the other side to be charged and jailed like i was. they are the ones who signed the final paperwork off. they are the ones who knew if there wer...

I had nobody. for years, the butoys have been told by the post office that there wasnt a problem with the accounting system. but there was. a big problem. and thats what this public inquiry is supposed to get to the bottom of. who in the post office knew? and why did they continue to blame and prosecute sub—postmasters? the company who sold the software to the post office was fujitsu. jez thompson used to work for them, training sub—postmasters on the new computer system as it was rolled out...

It destroyed me. me, the kids. i had nobody. for years, the butoys have been told by the post office that there wasn�*t a problem with the accounting system. but there was. a big problem. and that�*s what this public inquiry is supposed to get to the bottom of. who in the post office knew? and why did they continue to blame and prosecute sub—postmasters? the company who sold the software to the post office was fujitsu. jez thompson used to work for them, training sub—postmasters on the n...

To a charge, still today. they have gone scot—free, and their answer would be, sorry, they have left the organisation or they have retired. yes, but they are the people who did it, and this is not one person, this goes right to the top. and baljits story is just the tip of the iceberg. more than 700 people were convicted because of those faults in the it system. thousands of families right across the uk are still suffering the consequences of the actions the post office decided to take. the in...

Not one person, this goes right to the top. not one person, this goes right to the tap-— to the top. this story is ust the tip of i to the top. this story is ust the tip of the iceberg. h to the top. this story isjust the tip of the iceberg. more than 700 people were convicted because of those faults in the it system. thousands of families right across the uk are still suffering the consequences of the actions the post office decided to take. having to have a shower in front of a prison warden...

Her own news agency business in ruins, balbinder has suffered just as much. it destroyed me. me, the kids. i had nobody. for years, the butoys have been told by the post office that there wasnt a problem with the accounting system. but there was. a big problem. and thats what this public inquiry is supposed to get to the bottom of. who in the post office knew? and why did they continue to blame and prosecute sub—postmasters? the company who sold the software to the post office was fujitsu. jez...

The inquiry will look at what the post office knew about faults in the it system and why innocent staff were prosecuted. after 20 years, still no one has been held to account. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has more. its a big day for the sethi family. of course, we are a bit nervous, but we are very happy that we have got an opportunity to put a case for the first time. they are hoping forjustice at last. i want accountability, so i want someone to say, "yes, something happen...

News. >> why do i care whats going on between ukraine and russia? why shouldnt i root for russia, because i am. at this point they want to torment vladimir putin, whatever his many faults, has no intention of invading western europe. vladimir putin does not want belgium. he just wants to keep his western border secure. wait a second, why is it disloyal to side with russia but loyal to side with ukraine? >> that kind of perspective has created tension on parts of the republican establishment, wit...