Tag #Horizon Scandal

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FRC Investigates EY's Role in Post Office Horizon Scandal

The UK's Financial Reporting Council (FRC) is investigating EY's audits of the Post Office's accounts between 1999 and 2018, focusing on the role of the Horizon IT system in the wrongful convictions of over 900 post office workers, following a public inquiry that concluded in December 2023 and cost ...

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Delayed Compensation for Capture Victims

Around 100 sub-postmasters who were impacted by the faulty Post Office accounting system, Capture, may not receive compensation until autumn, despite a recent government meeting with victims and lawyers describing "positive steps". The scheme will not apply to those currently convicted, but the Crim...

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Post Office Horizon Inquiry: 70 Employees Knew of System Errors

The Post Office Horizon IT inquiry's final day revealed that at least 70 employees knew of system errors, resulting in hundreds of sub-postmasters' wrongful prosecutions and devastating consequences; the chair will publish a report in several months.

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First Horizon Scandal Victim Sues Post Office and Fujitsu

Lee Castleton, a former sub-postmaster wrongly convicted due to faulty Horizon software, is suing the Post Office and Fujitsu for compensation, alleging fraud and withheld evidence in a case highlighting the scandal's systemic issues.

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Parliament Committee Demands Post Office Removal from Horizon Redress Schemes

A UK parliamentary committee urges the government to remove the Post Office from managing compensation schemes for victims of the Horizon scandal due to slow payouts and high legal fees, recommending financial penalties for delays; the Post Office spent £136 million in legal fees, 27% of the total r...

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Horizon Inquiry: Conflicting Blame as Compensation Expands

Paula Vennells' legal team urged caution on witness testimonies at the Horizon IT inquiry, citing self-preservation, while the Post Office and Fujitsu exchanged blame for the scandal that wrongly convicted over 900 post office workers due to faulty software; the government expanded compensation elig...

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