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Tom Brown was threatened with shotguns, had a handgun pushed to his head and a knife held to his throat in a series of armed raids in his 30-year career at the Post Office

More than 730 people were prosecuted by the Post Office between 2000 and 2014, and had their lives ripped apart as they served time in prison, declared bankruptcy and even lost their lives

In a bombshell report the BBC said the Post Office 'failed' in its efforts to suppress key evidence that later helped to clear wrongly convicted postmasters

Janine Powell was working at the branch in Tiverton in Devon when the Horizon system was brought in. She refused to plead guilty and spent five months behind bars

Louise Dar, of Lenzie, near Glasgow, said she spotted issues with the Post Office's Horizon accounting system and raised concerns with auditors - but saw 'absolutely no way out' which was 'soul-destroying'

The false accusations against Peter Huxham saw him sent to jail, destroyed his marriage, drove a split through his family and left him destitute and friendless before he died in suspected suicide

A public inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal, which saw more than 900 Post Office staff convicted due to software failures, will hear from investigator Stephen Bradshaw

In evidence to the Post Office Inquiry, Stephen Bradshaw was confronted with claims of bullying and forced to deny his team acted like 'Mafia gangsters' towards innocent postmasters

Public rage was triggered by a TV drama about the PO injustices, but this mood has been bubbling under for quite a while

The ITV drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office, which follows the story of subpostmaster Alan Bates who was accused of theft, highlights Llandudno in Wales where he fought to keep his business

Elderly villagers in Smarden, Kent, have been isolated after a new post box was installed by the Royal Mail three months ago - but is still sealed shut

Offers of compensation and exoneration to Post Office victims are not enough, says Fleet Street Fox. True justice comes when they close the scandal factory

A cybersecurity expert has shed some light on what exactly went so catastrophically wrong with the Horizon computing system, which destroyed the lives of hundreds of sub-postmasters

Private Eye editor Ian Hislop and Tory MP Sir Jake Berry clashed over why it took an ITV drama on the Post Office scandal to jolt the Government into action for victims

The Justice Secretary Alex Chalk has said that if Fujitsu is found culpable the Government would want to “secure proper recompense on behalf of the taxpayer”

Investigators for the Post Office were paid bonuses for each subpostmaster convicted during the Horizon scandal, it has emerged as blanket legislation to exonerate them is to be introduced

Downing Street has signalled that Alan Bates could get a knighthood after thousands joined our call for the former postmaster who exposed the Horizon scandal to be honoured

While this is welcome, it should not have taken ITV drama Mr Bates vs the Post Office to awaken ministers’ consciences. This is an outrage which should have been addressed more than a decade ago

Sue Johnston, known for The Royle Family and Brookside, has spoken about her friend's death as she stars in Truelove, a show about drunken friends who make a pact after reuniting at a wake

Post Office staff who were wrongly caught up in the Post Office IT scandal will receive compensation that Daily Mirror Pride of Britain winner and campaign hero Alan Bates says is not enough

Kate Middleton's former postmaster Hasmukh Shingadia, 63, fought for 10 years to have his wrongful conviction relating to the Horizon IT scandal to be overturned

BBC broadcaster Nicky Campbell was speaking to 77-year-old former subpostmistress Karen Jolliffe over the Post Office scandal that left her life in ruins as she was jailed for a crime she didn't commit

As shocking ITV drama Mr Bates vs the Post Office shed light on the plight of hundreds of sub-postmasters, we take a look at those operating in the background of the catastrophic series of events

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'