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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
Appeal court victory for further 12 sub-postmasters prosecuted because of faulty IT system
Post Office could face multimillion-pound bill if it loses employment tribunal case
Prices fall by 16.5 per cent in ‘green-listed’ Portugal
The Post Office scandal shows how business leaders often enjoy the benefit of the doubt
Court case reveals how damaging the ‘computer never lies’ mentality can be
Third-party funders helped unlock decades of injustice suffered by 550 sub-postmasters
Wrongful theft convictions ruined lives and damaged public trust
Paula Vennells leaves Morrisons and Dunelm in wake of legal battle involving 39 sub-postmasters
Judges quash convictions for theft and false accounting stretching back more than a decade
Some 42 cases claim they were wrongly prosecuted by the Post Office
Move against Post Office follows quashing of several convictions related to faulty computer system
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