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Discovery of emails on legacy system means evidence from two ‘significant witnesses’ will be held up
Move comes as officials seek to draw partial line under long-running Horizon IT scandal
Campaigners bemoan lack of detail in new government plans to boost access to deposits and withdrawals
Public inquiry chair says postmasters could lose out on money due to ‘lack of clarity’ around government plans
Postmasters hearing faces further setbacks as chair sets legal penalties for disclosure failures
Business committee chair asks top executives to repay ‘100%’ of payments received for work with Horizon scandal inquiry
Bonuses were paid to senior executives despite wrongful prosecutions in sub-postmaster scandal
Nick Read to return money after group was told it misled inquiry into sub-postmaster computer scandal
City regulator sets out new fraud measures but Post Office warns of impact
High inflation has made the country good value, according to Post Office Holiday Money Index
Wronged former managers of Post Office branches continue to suffer ‘grave’ difficulties in accessing payments, hearing told
UK ministers allot interim payouts to those who brought legal action against Post Office
Faulty software led to careers and lives ruined at the UK Post Office. What can be done to challenge AI’s reliability?
UK chancellor announces fund after former Post Office staff lose majority of £57.75mn settlement to legal fees
Relative strength of sterling improves value for travellers to key destinations
After two decades of whitewash, it is time to hold those responsible to account
The 555 claimants, including some wrongly prosecuted for theft, won case in 2019 that blamed faulty IT system
Executives said to have known IT system was faulty but still used evidence from it as basis for prosecutions
Hundreds of sub-postmasters could receive compensation after dozens have convictions quashed
Nick Wallis’s book details how the lives and livelihoods of hundreds of sub-postmasters were wrecked by a misplaced faith in technology
Much of the £57m awarded to 555 victims of faulty IT system has been swallowed up by legal fees
Facing ever greater competition and doubts over its business model, the state-owned UK group is seeking to reinvent itself
Political pressure mounts over access to cash for elderly and vulnerable
Move is a step towards full settlements for the 59 people who have won appeals related to Post Office IT scandal
Pilot scheme is obvious solution to maintaining access to cash — but the clock is ticking
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