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706 former post office managers were convicted for crimes they did not commit. slowly those convictions are being overturned — 72 so far. but thousands more post office staff lost huge sums of money. so it is the government who are stepping in and footing the bill for compensation. the accounting problems were down to a faulty it system called horizon. this public inquiry, which will run for over a year, is supposed to get to the bottom of when it became clear the computer software was at fault. who knew within the post office, and why they carried on prosecuting their own staff. the post of...

Her conviction was quashed last year, but now it's time for answers from this public inquiry. i've had a criminal record for 13 years that i didn't deserve, and that impacts on your work, on your finances and everything. my mum and dad aren't here, they weren't here to see my conviction quashed, because they both had strokes and died, which i'm convinced was as a result of what happened to me. in total, 706 former sub—postmasters were convicted for crimes they didn't commit. slowly, those convictions are being overturned, 72 so far. but thousands more post office staff lost huge amounts of m...

One of the innocent people whose lives were ruined because of a faulty post office it system. her conviction was quashed last year but now it is time for answers from this public inquiry. i had a criminal record for 13 years, that i didn't deserve, and that impacts on your work on your finances and everything. my mum and dad aren't here, they weren't here to see my conviction quashed, because they both had strokes and died, which i'm convinced was as a result of what happened to me. in total, 706 former sub—postmasters were convicted for crimes they didn't commit. slowly, those convictions a...

Her conviction was quashed last year, but now it's time for answers from this public inquiry. i've had a criminal record for 13 years that i didn't deserve, and that impacts on your work, on your finances and everything. my mum and dad aren't here, they weren't here to see my conviction quashed, because they both had strokes and died, which i'm convinced was as a result of what happened to me. in total, 706 former sub—postmasters were convicted for crimes they didn't commit. slowly, those convictions are being overturned, 72 so far. but thousands more post office staff lost huge amounts of m...