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'When I sat there with Adele Robinson doing the interview it blew me away' Steve Marston speaks to @SkySarahJane after a damning report into the faulty Post Office IT system that preceded Horizon was unearthed after nearly 30 years. Full story:

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Jason Thomas1 year ago

@SkyNewsAdele @skysarahjane Has anyone else read the latest? This is major!

Yorkshire Lass1 year ago

@SkyNewsAdele @skysarahjane Sounds like a proper eye-opener, love. About time the truth came out after all these years—justice at last!

Kathleen Andersson 🇮🇱 🎗️#BringThemHome1 year ago

@SkyNewsAdele @skysarahjane It’s not just a scandal- it’s criminal

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