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The former Minister for Postal Affairs turned down a request to meet with sub-postmaster Alan Bates, claiming he did not believe it 'would serve any purpose'.

Isn't it, watching politicians respond to this when they have known so long what the problem was. it is. so long what the problem was. it is, the are so long what the problem was. it is, they are all — so long what the problem was. it is, they are all lying _ so long what the problem was. it is, they are all lying toe _ so long what the problem was. it is, they are all lying toe rags, - they are all lying toe rags, actually, at the end of the day. it's an election year, they are all going to be on the bandwagon to suit themselves, and this whole saga involves them all, across the board. the ...

For over 20 years. this is a conspiracy by the post office to deceive people. as the current minister responsible for the post office takes questions on all of this in the commons shortly, alan bates and hundreds of others are watching and waiting. chris mason, bbc news. now let's speak to two former post mistresses, janet skinner who was handed a nine month sentence in 2007 over an alleged shortfall of £59,000 from her post office branch in hull but eventually had her conviction quashed and sally stringer a former postmistress who calls herself as one of the lucky ones. she wasn't convicted,...

Find it. _ you could go through it, you could find it. and — you could go through it, you could find it, and you could balance it to penny's _ find it, and you could balance it to penny's short to then going to the horizon _ penny's short to then going to the horizon system and you're talking, like, _ horizon system and you're talking, like. tens— horizon system and you're talking, like, tens of pounds, hundreds of pounds. — like, tens of pounds, hundreds of pounds, and then obviously for me it became _ pounds, and then obviously for me it became thousands. was pounds, and then obviously...

Sir Ed Davey must be held to account for “wicked” Post Office decisions, a victim of the scandal has said.