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The lawyer who represented the 555 in their first legal action against the Post Office, James Hartley, said the compensation announcement was "a sensible step forward" and would give those affected the option to decide "whether or not to accept that payment as fair compensation". Mr Sunak also announced on Wednesday that the 555 former postmasters who brought a group lawsuit will be offered an upfront payment of £75,000. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the government would bring in a new law to "swiftly exonerate" victims. He was addressing the scandal in the House of Commons during Prime Minister's Questions. But the information she discovered - gained after a former Washington Post newspaper employee turned Republican operative tried to impress her over drinks - helped prove a connection between political "dirty tricks" and the Nixon White House. The newspaper says the system is now so massive and unwieldy that it is impossible to determine its effectiveness in keeping the US safe. When President Rouhani took office in August 2013 a number of reporters were released from prison, and Ministry of Intelligence representatives in his new cabinet seemed to have taken a more relaxed approach towards the media. Other, less mainstream, news organisations have already taken similar steps. Social media users were quick to spot the mistake. A couple say they lost everything after both being convicted in the Post Office Horizon scandal despite using £200,000 of their own money trying to plug gaps. Mr Child said using the Horizon system was often problematic. The Horizon scandal has been public knowledge for years with an inquiry ongoing, but the recent ITV drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office has thrust the issue back into the spotlight. But it said it would only show them to the programme team if they promised not to share them with anyone else - which meant Panorama would not even be able to discuss them with the postmaster who had been accused. This Panorama special tells the story of those whose lives were utterly devastated, reveals the damning evidence that was kept from them and investigates how and why the Post Office, a multinational tech company and the government covered up the truth for so long. Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey is among several politicians who have faced questions, as he was postal affairs minister in the coalition government.

He also redesigned the drab stores to have a younger, more stylish feel. A ex-sub-postmistress who was wrongly convicted of false accounting and theft says the government's plan to speed up compensation is "brilliant news". Horizon was introduced by the Post Office in 1999. The system was developed by the Japanese company Fujitsu, for tasks like accounting and stocktaking. Some people went to prison for false accounting and theft, while others were financially ruined by the scandal. A woman who said £1,400 worth of Christmas presents she posted went missing is angry that the Royal Mail has refused to investigate. The Post Office previously said the public inquiry aims to get to "the truth of what went wrong" and added it would be inappropriate to comment on any police investigation. The questions about whether blogging news as it occurs is ethical or not are extremely complicated, but regardless of where you stand on the topic of current events blogs, you’re almost certain to agree that this movement has the potential to revolutionize how modern individuals get their news. On 23 December 2016, Dave lost his son Ross when he drowned in the River Wear in Fatfield, Washington following a night out. He helped to oversee the installation of life-saving throwline equipment along the stretch of the River Wear where Ross lost his life. An investigation by The Washington Post suggests the CIA has helped the Colombian government kill at least two dozen members of the Farc rebel group. In giving the top prize to The Guardian US and the Washington Post, the Pulitzer committee said the Guardian helped "through aggressive reporting to spark a debate about the relationship between the government and the public over issues of security and privacy". The Guardian and Washington Post have shared the Pulitzer Prize for public service journalism for a series of stories on US electronic spying. Liepa, Candice. "Millions of Soviet Lives Pervaded by Poverty (series)". A spokesperson for Fujitsu said the company recognises the "devastating impact on postmasters' lives and that of their families" and has "apologised for its role in their suffering".
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