Peter Sewell apologises for language in email during Horizon-related prosecution that left Lee Castleton bankrupt

A Fujitsu manager labelled a subpostmaster as a “nasty chap” who will be “all out to rubbish” the company’s name ahead of legal proceedings which led to his bankruptcy, the Horizon IT inquiry heard today (18 January). Peter Sewell who was p ...

Chris Linton died last year as result of complications believed to be directly linked to 2008 knife attack, say Greater Manchester police

A Fujitsu engineer claimed he “couldn’t remember” IT software he used during the Post Office Horizon IT scandal, an inquiry has heard. Gerald Barnes made his admission as he appeared before the Commons’ Business and Trade Committee today (18 ...

Watch live as Fujitsu employees give evidence in the Post Office scandal Horizon IT inquiry on Tursday (18 January).

Asked about ‘missed opportunity’ to address problem, Fujitsu developer says focus was on replacing Horizon

Mike Jeffries and partner Matthew Smith are reportedly facing investigation for allegedly exploiting young men at parties

Despite #MeToo movement bringing about some change, sexism in financial sector has become more ‘underhand and pernicious’, women tell inquiry

Tech company knew of faults in system it used to extract data on transactions as early as 2008, inquiry hears

Nicola Sturgeon’s decisions as first minister will come under detailed scrutiny during a three-week hearing

European boss says company has ‘moral obligation’ to contribute but exact sum will have to wait until end of inquiry

A former subpostmaster has accused the Post Office of “gaslighting” her and “turning her into a basket case”, an official inquiry heard. Jo Hamilton, one of the many subpostmasters wrongly accused of theft, also criticised the red tape and bu ...

Watch live as Fujitsu employees give evidence in the Post Office scandal Horizon IT inquiry on Tuesday (16 January).

Watch live as Alan Bates appears before the government's inquiry into the Post Office scandal on Tuesday, 16 January.

A solicitor has told MPs that only three of his former subpostmaster clients who have been criminally convicted have received compensation. Speaking at the Post Office inquiry on Tuesday (16 January), Dr Neil Hudgell said: “Within the convicted coh ...

Company that built ill-fated system also comes under separate scrutiny from judge-led inquiry

Despite a two-year inquiry and years of campaigning, it was the four-hour drama Mr Bates vs the Post Office that enabled the British public to pay proper attention to the unbelievable horrors of this story

Documents released by inquiry into Post Office scandal show ex-PM and adviser discussing concerns

Attitude of organisation and its legal team is ‘disgrace’, says David Davis as Horizon scandal inquiry continues

Post Office lawyers sent intimidating letters to experts interviewed for Panorama in 2015, says BBC, ahead of latest Horizon inquiry evidence