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at the post office after the chairman of the organisation stood down yesterday. henry staunton left the role following the fall—out from the horizon it scandal. but theres confusion over whether it was by "mutual consent" as reported by the government, or whether he was asked to leave, as the post office says. our political correspondent iain watson has the latest. it has been thrown out enough, that is it, i am free. it has been thrown out enough, that is it. i am free-— is it, i ...

A court heard that Aleid Kloosterhuis had made "admissions" to a Post Office investigator about taking money from the Isle of Gigha branch, but prosecutors have since accepted that the case against her had been compromised which made the conviction unsafe.

It comes as hundreds of subpostmasters and subpostmistresses across the UK may have been wrongly convicted of embezzling money from the Post Office as a result of its faulty Horizon IT system.

IT is never easy to watch a grown man cry but Rab Thomsons tears, at least, were wept in relief rather than sorrow.

Rab Thomson, from Clackmannanshire, is the fifth person in Scotland to have their conviction overturned.

Two weeks ago, we spoke to a Scottish sub-postmaster who considered taking his own life after being wrongly convicted in the Post Office scandal. Today after fighting to clear his name for almost two decades, Rab Thomson found out that his conviction has been overturned. He's been celebrating in his…

It came as a lawyer condemned the lack of information on pardoning schemes for those caught up in the Post Office Horizon scandal.

Around 100 Scots were criminalised due to the faulty computer system but only four have so far been successful in overturning their convictions.

A former Scottish sub-postmaster who attempted to take his own life after being convicted in the Post Office scandal has told Sky News he has no faith...

If your employer produced digital evidence which showed that you have been embezzling substantial sums of money from them, how would you prove you…