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Former subpostmaster Lee Castleton was pursued through the courts by the Post Office after the dodgy Horizon system made it appear as though money was missing from his outlet.

The Post Office was already mired in the Horizon IT scandal when its deeply- religious chief executive, Reverend Paula Vennells, agreed to take part in a panel discussion about business ethics.

Behind a thick velvet rope, guarded by burly bouncers from security firm G4S, lay the Blue Room, a VIP lounge billed as the Tory Party conferences single most hallowed space.

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

People behind characters in the ITV drama describe their efforts to highlight Horizon software injustices

We explain some of the key events in 25 years of the Post Office computer scandal, now subject to a public inquiry.

Long running statutory public inquiry restarts with hugely increased interest following ITV’s dramatisation of the two decade long scandal

A sub-postmaster who features prominently in ITV’s Mr Bates drama was pursued through a civil court by the Post Office purely “to defend the Horizon system” instead of recovering his debt, internal emails have revealed.

More than 730 people were prosecuted by the Post Office between 2000 and 2014, and had their lives ripped apart as they served time in prison, declared bankruptcy and even lost their lives

Mr Bates vs The Post Office, the ITV drama about Alan Bates and Angela van den Bogerd, has captivated viewers. Here's how to watch.