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over the next decade and beyond, hundreds of branch managers are prosecuted , dozens convicted, with many sent to prison, declaring bankruptcy, losing their homes and in some case taking their own lives. campaigners then began an officialfightback — getting support from local mps. that was in 2009. in 2013 support grows, and an independent firm is appointed and paid by the post office to review the software. it finds defects but insists the system is largely robust. again the post office states "there are no wide scale problems with our computer system". in 2019 a landmark ruling finds there were defects in the fujitsu system, and the post office agreed to pay £58 million to 555 sub—postmaster and sub—mistresses — opening the way to criminal convictions being overturned. but what of fujitsu today? well, horizon is still installed, the post office has just paid fujitsu £36 million to extend that contract till the end of 2025.