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To have their cases reconsidered, claiming that the computer system was flawed. a total of 86 criminal convictions have so far been overturned, but many victims are still waiting for compensation and some have since died. were joined now by journalist and author of the great post office scandal, nick wallis, and lee castleton whos a former sub—postmaster. morning. lee, tell us what happened to you? i morning. lee, tell us what happened to ou? ., . to you? i bought a post office in 2003. in 200...

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Post Office has disrupted Horizon inquiry schedule through late disclosure of ‘significant’ evidence as key IT witness evidence is postponed.

While the Post Office Horizon scandal was triggered by a computer error, the monumental cover-up and miscarriages of justice that followed were the result of the actions of the Post Office, its government owner and notably the legal profession. Exeter University’s professor of law and professional ethics, Richard Moorhead , explains some of the questions lawyers should face at the inquiry.

Third phase of the public inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal reveals the extent of Post Office and Fujitsu cover-up of software problems that went on to write ‘as dark a chapter in our governmental, corporate and legal history as can be imagined’.

The computer system that caused dozens of postmasters to be wrongly jailed has been extended for use by the Post Office.

Compared to the same period last year. rosie and her team will continue to offer a place in the warmth to as many as possible. theyre gearing up for a busy winter. the public inquiry into the post office scandal is holding a special hearing on the issue of compensation, amid concerns that not enough progress is being made. thousands of subpostmasters lost everything after being wrongly accused of stealing. but despite being cleared, one victim has told the bbc that he has not seen a penny. our b...

A major air and sea search is under way off the west coast ofjersey after a reported collision between a fishing boat and a ferry this morning. coming up on the bbc news channel... ahead of the second test with pakistan, mark wood is back for england. the fast bowler�*s return for the injured liam livingstone is the only change to the side that won the first test in rawalpindi. the public inquiry into the post office scandal is holding a special hearing on the issue of compensation amid concer...

The public inquiry into the post office scandal is holding a special hearing on the issue of compensation, amid concerns that not enough progress is being made. thousands of subpostmasters lost everything after being wrongly accused of stealing. but despite being cleared, one victim has told the bbc that he has not seen a penny. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. theyve come a long way for todays hearing. some of the sub—postmasters and their families whose lives have been ruined...

Death is a natural part of life, whether it is at work or in your sleep. a worker died, our condolences go to his family. however, its strange that this is something you want to focus on as your first question. yes, that was al—khater saying he was very, very disappointed with the line of questioning after people were asking about the migrant deaths and saying he is very disappointed with journalists here still pursuing a false narrative. lee journalists here still pursuing a false narrative.�...