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Fujitsu, the company that built the flawed Horizon IT system, sacked a top boss at the height of the scandal.

Fujitsu’s UK public sector chief said the promise it made was simply an ’extra gateway check’ for the firm

Former subpostmaster Alan Bates voiced his frustration at slow payments to victims as he branded the Post Office a 'dead duck' and suggested it should be sold to Amazon

Former sub-postmaster Alan Bates told MPs that the Post Office will be a 'money pit' for years to come and called for it to be sold following the Horizon scandal

Despite the firm’s role in the Post Office scandal, it has been handed £1.4 billion worth of deals since the High Court ruled there had been bugs and errors in its Horizon software.

The company told MPs earlier this month it will contribute towards compensation payments

Mr Bates vs The Post Office aired on ITV earlier this month and led to major public outcry, and forced former chief executive Paula Vennells to hand back her CBE

Suzanne Winter told the Post Office Inquiry that investigators were ranked one to five on their ability to recover cash from postmasters accused of false accounting and theft

Fire Brigades Union leader Matt Wrack is calling on the Government to overturn convictions from the 1984 Miners' Strike and offer compensation

Former Post Office investigator Robert Daily, who was involved in the prosecutions of sub-postmasters Peter Holmes and William Quarm, recovered over £68,000 from suspects in a year

With justice finally on the horizon, so to speak, for the wronged sub-postmasters, the Mirror hopes that their hurt and pain might one day recede - but contempt for Paula Vennells should never diminish

Paula Vennells joined fellow bosses at a staff knees up in 2017, while victims of the Horizon scandal desperately tried to clear their names

A 2021 inquiry heard the children of wrongly convicted subpostmasters were “bullied” and “spat at” in the wake of the scandal. Now Ian Lavery says Fujitsu bosses should set up a 'substantial trust fund' to compensate families of the victims

The Redfield and Wilton survey reveals that the the public is overwhelmingly in favour of Alan Bates getting an honour after he exposed the Post Office Horizon IT scandal

Paul Patterson admitted it was 'shameful' and 'appalling' that witness statements from Fujitsu staff used in Post Office prosecutions left out references to known bugs and defects

Fujitsu manager Peter Sewell made the remarks about subpostmaster Lee Castleton in a 2006 email ahead of his legal case with the Post Office over apparent shortfalls

Fujitsu has still been receiving taxpayer cash to do work for the Government despite its Horizon IT system leading to hundreds of postmasters being wrongly prosecuted

The PM is refusing to ban Fujitsu from getting Government contracts despite the firm admitting it knew about faults in its Horizon system that led to postmasters being wrongly prosecuted

Former Post Office chief Paula Vennells is facing calls to hand back £2.2million in bonuses as her successor admits some money taken from victims may have gone to executives

The company and anybody at the top who failed to report the 'bugs and errors' to the Post Office or colluded in covering them up must, if the errors led to prosecutions, face investigation

Fujitsu Europe director Paul Patterson faced a grilling by MPs on Tuesday alongside Post Office boss Nick Read, as public and political anger continues over the Horizon scandal

The Commons Business and Trade Committee was told victims of the Post Office scandal were 'suffering' and 'dying' while waiting for compensation. Here's what we learned from today's evidence

Seema Misra thought about taking her own life when she was jailed as part of the Post Office scandal and now says Fujitsu, which developed the faulty Horizon system, ought to pay up for its victims

Simon Blagden, the former chairman of the IT company embroiled in the Post Office Horizon scandal, donated to the Tory party and was on the board of one of Prince Andrew's charities

In a bombshell report the BBC said the Post Office 'failed' in its efforts to suppress key evidence that later helped to clear wrongly convicted postmasters