The Post Office Scandal
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Post Office investigator: Toxic plane air 'cover up' is 'worse than Horizon scandal'
A fraud investigator who played a key role in exposing the Post Office scandal has said that pilots being sickened by contaminated cabin air is a "bigger cover-up than Horizon". Ron Warmington and his colleague Ian Henderson, from the forensic accounting firm Second Sight Support Services Ltd, were famously hired - then fired - by the Post Office after they were called in to examine claims that glitches in its Horizon computer system were given the false impression that money had gone missing from branches.
Paula Vennells told government that subpostmasters ‘had fingers in the till’
MSPs back emergency law to exonerate wrongfully convicted Scottish subpostmasters
It's really no surprise pious Paula Vennells' apology is still lost in the post
Horizon victims who lost appeal to be included in Scottish legislation
Paula Vennells breaks down twice in emotional appearance at Post Office IT probe
Scottish Government bring in 'emergency' law to exonerate subpostmasters
Damning details of crucial Horizon meeting in Edinburgh are truly shocking
Devolution row as SNP attempt to force UK Government to amend Post Office pardon law
Letters: Now is the time for Kate Forbes to step forward
Former top Post Office executive apologises for ‘devastation’ of Horizon scandal
Former top Post Office executive apologises for ‘devastation’ of Horizon scandal
'Outrageous': Humza Yousaf slams UK Government decision on Horizon scandal law
Letters: The SNP is responsible for the disarray within Police Scotland
Scottish Government will need own legal fix for wrongfully convicted postmasters
Letters: UK Government's approach to telecoms in rural areas is a complete shambles
Greenock subpostmaster’s son to appeal against conviction for stealing £35,000
Constance: ‘Extremely disappointing’ Scotland not included in Horizon law
Wrongly convicted Scottish sub-postmasters face 'inevitable' delay to clear name
Horizon IT scandal: UK Government exoneration will not apply in Scotland
'Hidden victim' of Post Office scandal speaks out: 'I spent years blaming myself'
Former subpostmistress has wrongful conviction for embezzlement quashed
Brian Wilson: The truth is best served when public inquiries do their thing
Scots Post Office scandal victims still 'no clearer' on route to justice
Letters: The decades of unremitting terrorism put Israel's actions in perspective
Scottish narrative of intervention and ignorance in Horizon scandal does not compute
SNP drawing up own laws to exonerate Horizon victims after UK Government warning
Letters: Attack is the only form of defence in the Middle East
Lord Advocate apologises to those ‘failed’ in Horizon Post Office scandal
Letters: The SNP house of cards will soon be a sad footnote in our history
Letters: Being dragged into Red Sea war shows why indy is so vital
Ministers under pressure to move swiftly to address Horizon Post Office scandal
Letters: There are more wrongs to right after the Post Office saga
Sunak announces new law to exonerate Post Office scandal victims in England and Wales
Poll: Should subpostmasters caught up in the Horizon scandal be exonerated?
UK Justice Secretary in talks with judges over quashing Horizon convictions
Letters: Follow Scots miners example and give general pardon to Post Office victims
Scottish Government considers 'pardon scheme' for 100 Scots Horizon scandal victims
Yousaf gives backing to 'mass exoneration' for victims of Horizon Post Office scandal
Sunak: Post Office IT convictions 'appalling miscarriage of justice'
Even with a suspected 100 Horizon cases in Scotland, progress is appallingly glacial
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