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A consultant on ITV's hit drama about the Post Office scandal says the net may be closing on those responsible for the wrongful prosecution of subpostmasters after the Metropolitan Police confirmed an investigation is under way.

The justice secretary is examining how to exonerate hundreds of subpostmasters who were wrongfully convicted during the Horizon IT scandal. Alex Chalk...

Pressure is also mounting on Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey, who was postal affairs minister when issues started to emerge. The Sunday Times says Alan Bates wrote to Sir Ed 12 years ago - and had warned the accounting scandal could leave taxpayers exposed to "astronomical" costs.

Nick Wallis, who is also the author of The Great Post Office Scandal, admitted he was caught off guard by the "phenomenal" public reaction to ITVs Post Office scandal drama. Now he hopes a new police investigation could finally deliver justice for victims.

The show organized by the Tate Britain features works from the 1950s to present and is all about representation

Members of Blur, Easy Life, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, plus Cherise and LVRA talk issues around payment, fairness, race, education and venues closing.

In today's MetroTalk readers talk the Post Office scandal and our broken NHS.

Renewed attacks on judicial review are a grim reminder that the government doesn't like being held to account over its treatment of immigrants.

Olivia Dean could have played safe on her debut album. Instead, she got messy - with stellar results.

Thames Water treatment plants on the River Thames, Cherwell, Evenlode, Windrush, and Ray, were dumping sewage on Wednesday, December 3.