Branch managers told in 2003 that help desk reductions would have ‘little impact’ on their operations
Details of system problems were disclosed in internal operational manuals
Labour cabinet minister gives evidence in latest phase of public inquiry into wrongful conviction of sub-postmasters
Gareth Jenkins admits there were ‘discrete bugs’ that could lead to accounting problems but they were ‘well controlled’
Former PM Gordon Brown, LSE chief Julia Hoggett and HSBC chair Mark Tucker all receive recognition
Engineers have long known about the problems of designing complex IT systems
US-style securities trial over stock-price drop set to be first of its kind in England
Former chief executive of state-owned business tells inquiry she was ‘too trusting’ but did ‘ask questions’
From the infected blood scandal to the Post Office saga, the dead hand of officialdom is everywhere in the UK
Newly found correspondence includes a 2009 email from Jeremy Hunt raising constituents’ concerns about Horizon
Counsel to the inquiry presents Angela Van Den Bogerd with emails that challenge earlier testimony
The affair highlights the responsibilities of in-house lawyers when warned of improper practices in their organisation
External review into conduct at state-owned group finds Henry Staunton used discriminatory language
External report was prompted by allegations about Nick Read’s behaviour
Alan Cook tells Horizon inquiry he was not aware state-owned group was leading on prosecutions of sub-postmasters
Paula Vennells said branch managers may have been enticed by money ‘lying about’, minutes suggest
Former sub-postmaster tells public inquiry officials were ‘more guilty than politicians’ in delaying justice
Latest stage to focus on the role of executives, government ministers and figures from Fujitsu
Lord Ian Burnett says bill could be challenged when it faces scrutiny in the House of Lords
Committee says no options ruled out if Paula Vennells proved to be in contempt of parliament
Litigation funding is a young industry with insecure foundations
Sweeping bill set to exonerate hundreds of sub-postmasters across England and Wales despite concerns of judiciary
Allegations by Henry Staunton came in a letter to MPs
The Supreme Court’s ruling against litigation funding arrangements slammed shut the doors of justice — I will open them
Sub postmasters fear boardroom spat will paralyse the lossmaking business
