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Post Office scheme was a 'charade' that never intended for large compensation pay-outs - Vimarsana News

Post Office scheme was a 'charade' that never intended for large compensation pay-outs

The Post Office established a scheme to compensate subpostmasters affected by tech faults, but it was just a 'charade,' says Public Inquiry KC.

Gadget Book: She, DISRUPTS - Vimarsana News

Gadget Book: She, DISRUPTS

She, DISRUPTS. - here is another interesting new Gadget Book, on AI and STEM, worthy of our virtual library.

Mr Bates vs The Post Office lost ITV £1m despite being an agenda-setting smash - as boss reveals the hit series didn't have enough 'international appeal' to be snapped up by foreign broadcasters - Vimarsana News

Mr Bates vs The Post Office lost ITV £1m despite being an agenda-setting smash - as boss reveals the hit series didn't have enough 'international appeal' to be snapped up by foreign broadcasters

ITV boss Kevin Lygo has revealed the hit drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office made a loss of around a million pounds despite the show being sold to a host of foreign broadcasters.

Progress being made on gender diversity in cyber - Vimarsana News

Progress being made on gender diversity in cyber

Women make up a higher percentage of new entrants to the cyber security profession, particularly among younger age groups, and are increasingly taking up leadership positions and hiring roles, but challenges still persist

More evidence emerges that Post Office executive misled High Court judge - Vimarsana News

More evidence emerges that Post Office executive misled High Court judge

Evidence in the questioning of 35-year Post Office veteran reveals the lengths the Post Office went to in hiding computer system vulnerabilities.