Campaigners are calling for public inquiry into high number of patient fatalities over a decade at crisis-hit service

inquiry hears Jarnail Singh ‘sat on’ email highlighting bugs in Horizon system

Senior company lawyer agrees that 2013 draft report shows ‘needless adversarialism’ by Post Office team

Exclusive: 2003 study was cited as evidence that risks of hepatitis C could not have been foreseen at the time

Exclusive: Andrea Waddington, who went three months without NHS psychiatric appointment, died after inquiry cut-off date

As an inquiry into the infected blood scandal that has claimed 3,000 lives in Britain prepares to report on its findings, victims and families who have lost loved ones tell their stories

A former Post Office executive was condemned for using “word soup” jargon by a frustrated barrister during the Horizon IT inquiry on Friday 26 April. On her second day of giving evidence, Angela van den Bogerd was asked about the cases of several ...

inquiry hears firm ‘drip fed’ compensation to Martin Griffiths’ widow as incentive for her to ‘maintain confidentialty’

Ash Regan, former SNP MSP, writes to Yousaf with items needed to secure her vote and says SNP has ‘lost its focus’ over the years

Angela van den Bogerd questioned about 2018 testimony about remote access to Horizon IT system

Angela van den Bogerd eld various roles throughout her 35-year career at the Post Office

Pedro Sánchez halts public duties, hitting out at opponents after court launches inquiry into alleged corruption by Begoña Gómez

Sister of Albanian asylum seeker who died on the Bibby Stockholm calls for independent inquiry into his death

Paula Vennells and senior execs accused of ‘Orwellian’ use of language over computer system’s failings

inquiry has not backed up allegations of ties to Hamas and Islamic Jihad, which led to loss of $450m as people died in droves

Coroner says Stephen Dymond’s inquest will not be ‘roving inquiry’ into practices of reality TV

Government auditors must look into claims of complicity in corruption on arms deals with UK, says Labour peer

Post Office legal chief Rodric Williams has been accused of “lying” after failing to admit that the organisation feared an Alan Bates victory would lead to a “cascade of criminal appeals”. Mr Williams, who is currently head of leg ...

Email was sent suggesting postal company should withhold disclosing investigation guidelines

MP Richard Holden, who is behind re-opening of inquiry into Labour deputy leader, also sparked Covid-era beer and curry furore involving the leader