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Noel Thomas – a former postman - has been recently portrayed in ITV’s Post Office drama He served time in jail after being wrongly accused of false accounting See him tell his story in Panorama’s The Post Office Scandal (2022) #BBCPanorama

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Lorraine writervor 2 Jahren

@BBCNews There must surely be extra compensation for the postmaster who spent time in prison

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Bernadette Kirkpatrivor 2 Jahren

Oh my goodness this is disgraceful. The post office and Horizon have a hell of a lot to answer to. They should serve prison sentences for their destruction of people's lives.

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Cuckoo Taboovor 2 Jahren

Paula Vennells should be in prison...

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Steve Goodvor 2 Jahren

555 postmasters and postmistress’s are to get £750000 between them !!!!!! Wtf that’s just over £1300 each what a bloody insult

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William John Hartevor 2 Jahren

Another million £ financial scandal destroying peoples lives being ignored, would you like to be the first news outlet. People and families have been destroyed, even the minister for this particular sector blocked people ? One person lost over £500,000.00 wiped them out #MrBates

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shield_warriorvor 2 Jahren

The call from PM & the public is that Fujitsu should be investigated and prosecuted as this appears to be a conspiracy and falsifying evidence (perjury). The compensation should be awarded from them to the postmasters and not the public purse.

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Maurice 🇪🇺🇮🇱🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🇯🇪 #HopeNotHatevor 2 Jahren

@BBCNews Jail them

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Dodgervor 2 Jahren

@BBCNews BBC more interested in Boris having a slice of cake! Terrible news organisation only interested in Left Wing agendas and anything woke!

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H.C.Hendrixvor 2 Jahren

@BBCNews Funny how everyone on social media is suddenly an expert on a story that's been public information for decades.

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JJvor 2 Jahren

With each tv show the post office and Fujitsu come across as total bastards. Affected postmasters (male and female) should be compensated fully (wages,pensions,damages, debt from plugging Horizon software mistakes) People in PO and Fujitsu covering up should be investigated

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