The sub-postmaster knew your name. Then Horizon told a lie – and the Post Office chose to believe the machine over the people.
Hundreds of honest sub-postmasters were accused of theft. Some were bankrupted. Some lost their lives.
The Business and Trade Committee, which I chair, said it plainly: Government must clear every Horizon claim by year's end. And Fujitsu – who built the faulty system – must stop hiding. Name a figure. Set a timetable. So far, they've set aside nothing.
Read my latest column in the Solihull Observer:
With BBC Verify colleagues, we made this video analysing bystander video footage of the moments before the killing of Alex Pretti by federal immigration officers in Minneapolis. https://t.co/nSDeMnEtGL
Matt Hancock has repeatedly refused to explain to the Inquiry what 'protection' he was referring to when he described a 'protective ring' around Care Homes.
The truth is, there was no protective ring.
Care home residents and staff were abandoned, with deadly consequences.
'This is the inside story of how 15 penguins got trapped deep under the capital and the unlikely trio whose campaign to save them became a national phenomenon.'
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@BAR01474@Karlfl 2/11/23 Computer Weekly: Law Commission misrepresented experts when setting rules on use of computer evidence. It quoted vague comments by judges with no insight into anything beyond their own technical ignorance. Miscarriages of justice became inevitable.
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