
A Fujitsu boss has apologised to subpostmasters and said the tech company has a "moral obligation" to contribute to the compensation scheme as he appeared before MPs on Tuesday.
The Japanese tech company's Europe director Paul Patterson said he was "truly sorry" to the more than 700 subpostmasters handed criminal convictions after Fujitsu’s faulty software made it appear as though money was missing at their branches.He appeared before MPs at the Commons’ Business and Trade Committee, which is examining what more can be done to deliver compensation for victims of what has been labelled one of the worst miscarriages of justice in British history.