The Latest Breaking News from the Post Office

As the Post Office debacle has amply demonstrated, putting blind faith into a new form of technology can be perilous

Politicians, civil servants and the judicial system were complicit in their disdain of those fighting to clear their names

After the prime minister acted to help hundreds of postmasters wrongly prosecuted by the Post Office, he has been told to roll out compensation to victims of the infected blood scandal

The show’s journey, like the scandal itself, was long and full setbacks – and very nearly didn’t get made

Dan Neidle, tax lawyer, posted on X saying the Post Office claimed £934m tax relief for its compensation payments, and called it ‘unlawful’.

Robin Garbutt hopes for fresh appeal against conviction that came after jury heard evidence using data from discredited IT system

Bar Council chair Sam Townend KC says parliament should consider formal regulation of growing practice

Westminster has largely been gripped by one story this week, that of what to do about the Post Office Horizon scandal.

In response to the outcry over what he described as “one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in our nation’s history”, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has promised to overturn the criminal convictions of more than 700 sub-postmasters falsely accused of theft or false accounting between 2000 and 2014. In doing…

Letters: Readers debate problems with computer systems, denials of wrongdoing, and note that nothing is as effective in galvanising politicians as embarrassment

All three main parties have come under scrutiny for their roles in one of Britain’s worst miscarriages of justice