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Serving and former officials warn of increased politicisation of their roles after spat between UK business secretary and Henry Staunton
Legislation to immediately quash convictions of affected sub-postmasters in England and Wales
Stance as ‘anti-woke, Black woman’ seen as making her popular with predominantly white, older party membership
Business department releases own correspondence in wake of Staunton note on handling company’s funding requests
Henry Staunton hits back after business secretary accuses him of ‘seeking revenge’ over compensation for postmasters
Former chair says he was asked to delay payouts to sub-postmasters for sake of public finances
More than 900 sub-postmasters were convicted in cases involving data from the faulty Horizon IT system
Figures released by MPs shed new light on IT provider’s government business
Lawyers for sub-postmasters continue fight to clear names amid concern over progress on prime minister’s pledge
Experts say treatment of victims warrants investigation into whether race played a role — and boardrooms should pay attention
Former chief executive will be joined by BT chair Adam Crozier at probe into one of UK’s biggest miscarriages of justice
Kemi Badenoch said Henry Staunton was unable to deliver the scale of change needed in the aftermath of the Horizon scandal
Ministers are grappling with how to manage state-owned business at heart of Horizon scandal
Michael Keegan held senior roles at Japanese company as its involvement in the Post Office IT scandal came to light
Letter came in wake of public outcry following an ITV dramatisation of scandal
UK government must act to prevent the victims of injustice being gagged
Reputational damage for Japanese conglomerate may affect demand for its AI products and IT services
Both businesses were aware of software bugs from the very start, says IT company
Governments must reflect on the lessons of the Post Office software scandal — or face further disasters
Japanese company developed flawed software that led to 700 sub-postmasters being convicted
Dame Sue Carr suggests Rishi Sunak’s emergency legislation to quash convictions may have been unnecessary
European head tells MPs the Japanese company has ‘moral obligation’ to share in cost of redress for sub-postmasters
Japanese IT company that designed the faulty computer system under growing pressure to compensate sub-postmasters
Justice secretary Alex Chalk plans to reverse ‘damaging effects’ of last year’s Supreme Court ruling
‘Project Sushi’ failed to remove Japanese software company despite ‘woeful’ performance
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