Scandal-hit Horizon may operate in post offices for five more years
Fujitsu’s flawed system at root of sub-postmasters’ misery likely to stay in place longer than expected as PO struggles to find replacement
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Fujitsu’s flawed system at root of sub-postmasters’ misery likely to stay in place longer than expected as PO struggles to find replacement
The show was set to be hosted by Bedford School, where the former Post Office chief executive was governor
Sub-postmasters will not see justice for years, as police comb millions of Horizon IT documents for evidence
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As chief executive, the ordained Anglican priest and former holder of a CBE oversaw pivotal moments in Horizon scandal
Texts appear to show that Dame Moya Greene believed former Post Office chief executive was aware of problems that led to scandal
Former Post Office chief executive gives emotional testimony but it rings hollow for victims of Horizon scandal
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Former chief executive is giving evidence of her time during which subpostmasters were prosecuted
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Figures reveal more than half of ‘compensation’ paid out is money subpostmasters were wrongfully forced to pay for phantom errors
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Lord Advocate says scandal shows company is ‘not fit’ to be specialist reporting agency
Lesley Sewell said she did not feel comfortable being contacted by the ex-chief executive
Doctors who have paid heavy price after speaking up for patients form campaign group similar to Post Office Horizon case
Angela Constance unveils measure to give victims ‘justice and redress as swiftly as possible’
Mark Davies grilled during Horizon inquiry on responses to journalists’ questions about accuracy of IT system
Inquiry hears Rod Ismay described Seema Misra’s guilty verdict as an ‘excellent result’
Scottish Tory leader had written to Dorothy Bain, Lord Advocate, asking her to clarify her views on the Horizon IT scandal
Simon Clarke also said he believes the prosecution file on wrongfully-jailed sub-postmistress Seema Misra was deliberately hidden from him
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