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Patrick Murphy: Snobbery and inequality alive and well in Britain’s dishonourable ‘honours’ system
It is unlikely to disappear, because it sells the concept of social status – and there will always be a market for that
Post Office needs to be taken out of Horizon redress scheme, MP says
Just £499 million of the budgeted £1.8 billion has been paid out so far.
Subpostmaster campaigners hope OBEs will help fight for full and fair redress
Lee Castleton, Seema Misra, Chris Head and Jo Hamilton were all recognised for their services to justice.
Government considering taking over Horizon shortfall scheme from Post Office
Business minister Gareth Thomas said there were concerns over the Post Office’s ability to deliver the scheme.
Inquiry told nothing that showed Paula Vennells acted in bad faith, lawyer says
The Horizon IT inquiry had its final hearing day on Tuesday.
Victims of Post Office Capture software promised ‘redress and justice’
The Government has said the system which came before Horizon could have created accounting shortfalls for sub-postmasters.
Post Office’s ‘malignant culture’ destroyed Horizon victims’ lives, inquiry told
The inquiry has heard oral evidence from 298 witnesses since hearings began in 2022.
Reeves says towns risk becoming ‘banking deserts’ as she sticks to hubs target
The Chancellor insisted the Government’s target for 350 banking hubs was a ‘massive ramp-up’ of previous plans.
100th banking hub launches to help protect cash access
The hub in Darwen, Lancashire, enables customers of different banks to carry out transactions in a single space.
Four suspects identified in Post Office Horizon probe, police say
The Metropolitan Police said members of the investigating team met lead campaigner Sir Alan Bates on Sunday to provide an update.