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It was called one of the 'worst miscarriages of justice in British history'. Here's what you need to know

Annual results show it holds only £244m for payments to wrongly convicted branch managers, after fewer appeals than expected

Those who stand up to injustice for the rest of us risk financial ruin and worse. The law must protect them

From making the perfect present to finding the cheapest way to send it, here’s how to spread festive cheer on a budget

Royal Mail, the UK’s oldest postal service, has received plenty of bad news in recent weeks. It has been fined for failing to achieve its delivery targets, lost an exclusive deal with the Post Office and recorded operating losses of £319 million – £100 million higher than for the same…

Lawyer involved in prosecution of wrongfully convicted clerk who became homeless says executives did not pass on information

Customer dissatisfaction with service thought to be reason for expanding remit to Evri and DPD

The new service will begin in selected branches in time for the peak Christmas delivery season.

Interminable public inquiries won’t give the victims of medical scandals and miscarriages of justice their lives back , says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins