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UK politicians have pledged to exonerate and compensate hundreds of postmasters impacted by the Post Office scandal

Victims of the scandal who lost their homes and spent time in prison have spoken out after ITV drama ‘Mr Bates vs. The Post Office’ recaptured the attention of the nation

An outline of the possible remedies, from quashing all convictions relating to Horizon to prosecuting those to blame

The scandal has been going on for 25 years, although this is the first time that Ms Vennells has faced public questioning

Public anger is mounting over what has been described as Britain's biggest ever miscarriage of justice that saw hundreds of subpostmasters wrongly convicted of theft because of a computer software glitch.

PM’s intervention comes as Tory MPs and Labour urge government to consider legislation to exonerate staff

Victims of the Post Office scandal are calling on ministers to speed up their compensation payments and to have their wrongful convictions quashed

Like hundreds of other sub-postmasters, Suzanne Palmer is still waiting for proper compensation

There are few more telling testimonies to the power of a good drama than the extraordinary effect of ITV’s Mr Bates vs The Post Office which has galvanised securing justice for the 700-odd sub-postmasters who were wrongly accused of fraud and dishonesty as a result of the flaws in the…

Sir Ed Davey was postal affairs minister from 2010 to 2012 and has been accused of having ’fobbed off’ victims

Calls to remove honour of Paula Vennells who oversaw organisation as it denied problems with Horizon IT system