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The huge police inquiry into the Post Office scandal will use 80 detectives and be on the scale of a major murder or terrorism investigation, it has been reported.

Scotland Yard is set to probe whether there are any grounds to bring criminal charges for perjury and perverting the course of justice over the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of Post Office workers

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Post Office scandal victims may have to wait until 2026 before any criminal charges are brought against those who could be responsible, it has been reported.

Post Office scandal campaigner Alan Bates has said ex-boss Paula Vennells' evidence at the Horizon Inquiry was 'well rehearsed' and that she was employing 'selective amnesia' in her recollections.

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Former chief executive in 2014 dismissed stories of injustice but tells inquiry she regrets everything she said

In an emotional testimony, Ms Vennells said she "loved the Post Office" and worked "as hard as I possibly could to deliver the best Post Office for the UK".

Hundreds of subpostmasters caught up in the Post Office Horizon scandal will have their names cleared on Friday after Parliament backed legislation to quash their convictions.