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Seema Misra thought about taking her own life when she was jailed as part of the Post Office scandal and now says Fujitsu, which developed the faulty Horizon system, ought to pay up for its victims

Diseases that were once thought to be eradicated are making a comeback in the US and beyond with experts warning about the return of illnesses like leprosy and syphilis.

Sven-Goran Eriksson, who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and has a year to live at best, has divorced once and has two grown-up children with his ex-wife, Ann-Christine Pettersson

Rishi Sunak told MPs today that Horizon convictions will be quashed on a "blanket basis" with each victim being handed a £75,000 compensation payment after a public outcry in the wake of the ITV drama ' Mr Bates vs the Post Office'

Post Office Minister Kevin Hollinrake sparked anger after he said it's not right for people to "make up their minds based on a dramatisation" as he was confronted by former Post Office workers who were victims of the Horizon scandal

Bethany Cox, 22, has been cleared after being charged with taking a drug in July 2020, with her initially being accused of intending to destroy the life of a child that was capable of being born alive

Mr Bates Vs The Post Office has left ITV viewers across the nation horrified with the emotional story of sub-postmasters whose lives were wrecked by a faulty computer system. But who is Paula Vennells and what exactly was her involvement in the shocking scandal?

Part of the process of making sure something like the enormous and outrageous Post Office scandal never happens again is to question everyone involved in the affair - and that includes Rishi Sunak

The victims of the Post Office scandal have been waiting for justice for too long and we should clear their names for good, writes Conservative MP and former minister David Davis

Hollywood star Idris Elba has launched a campaign to ban knives and fund community programmes, says Fleet Street Fox. He wouldn't have to if the country was run by a truly representative Parliament

A former sub-postmaster wrongly accused in the Post Office scandal had to flee the UK to escape the devastation caused by one of Britain's largest ever miscarriages of justice

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has confirmed the Government is looking at how to exonerate hundreds of sub-postmasters unjustly convicted during the Horizon IT scandal

Our columnist thinks its corrupt that Paula Vennells, who led the Post Office from 2012-2019 when more than 700 sub-postmasters were wrongly prosecuted for theft, fraud and false accounting, received a CBE

Mr Bates Vs The Post Office has left viewers across the nation gobsmacked with the harrowing story of sub-postmasters whose lives were destroyed by a faulty computer system. But who is Paula Vennells and what exactly was her involvement in the shocking scandal?

It's now emerged that hundreds of former post office workers had been mistakenly accused of stealing, with dozens convicted in court and others jailed

Hundreds of people were wrongly convicted of crimes because of a defective Post Office computer system, and if its former boss has any decency should would return her CBE

Tory minister Kevin Hollinrake has conceded that hundreds of payouts in the wake of the Post Office scandal are still yet to be finalised amid fears many of its victims might pass away before being compensated

ITV's latest drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office has left viewers in complete shock. But at the heart of the scandal is Alan Bates - one of the victims who is now campaigning for justice

Angela van den Bogerd is a key character is ITV's latest drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office - who was slammed for 'misleading' a High Court judge when the scandal went to trial

It comes after victims of the scandal still waiting for compensation accused the Government of dragging its heels - 24 years after their wrongful convictions for stealing

"As we enter 2024 it is scandalous the Post Office scandal victims are still battling for justice and for those responsible for their suffering to be held to account"

EastEnders aired a sad exit this evening, with viewers left in tears as one resident bid farewell to Walford for good amid a double exit

Andrew Malkinson was wrongly convicted in 2003 but his conviction was overturned by the Court of Appeal in July after new DNA evidence potentially linking another man to the crime was identified

A woman having a difficult pregnancy has been left questioning whether she is selfish and if her troubles are going to ruin the nuptials of her husband's sister - even though she's not even going to the wedding

Little Phoebe was born after 16 years, with her embryo having been frozen for more than six years. Her miracle birth is something her parents had been dreaming of