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Simon Clarke, who advised postal firm to stop prosecutions decade ago, says key document was ‘deliberately withheld’ from him

Simon Hattenstone was sent letters demanding tax he didn’t owe. Then he found other people were in the same situation

With the surging demand for software solutions across various industries driven by digital transformation, the software sector is expected to grow substantially. The industry’s solid potential bodes well for software stocks Oracle (ORCL) and Salesforce (CRM). But let’s find out if you should buy, hold, or sell these stocks. Continue…

David Miller, then chief operating officer, tells inquiry he cannot recall 1999 meeting in which comment was made

Four Japanese tech giants working on 6G achieved 100Gb/s transmissions in the 100GHz and 300GHz bands.

Managing director David Smith emailed team in 2010 to say Seema Misra’s conviction was ‘brilliant news’

In today’s newsletter: As Alan Bates prepares to speak on the devastating impact on thousands of former post office operators, we look at where the public inquiry into the Horizon scandal goes from here

The £1 million contract is for a system that makes age checks for voting and buying alcohol

An investigation is ongoing, but Fujitsu fears hackers stole sensitive customer data.

Hundreds of UK subpostmasters wrongly prosecuted for dishonesty due to a faulty software scandal will have their convictions automatically quashed, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's office said on Wednesday.

Exclusive: Labour says emails show ‘same old informal route for Tory cronies appears to be fully open for business’