with more to follow. anyone whose convictions have been overturned will be in line for a payment of up to £100,000 — which the post office has promised to pay as soon as possible. but a group of around 500 others who took a lower settlement from the post office earlier in this process aren't currently eligible to apply for the full compensation. this morning, a group of mps is calling for changes. let's speak to one of them — labour mp darrenjones, the chair of the business select committee. why is it some people are frozen out of these compensation payments? this initial a-rou of these compensation payments? this initial group of claimants, the so-called _ initial group of claimants, the so—called 555 who brought this issue to court_ so—called 555 who brought this issue to court to _ so—called 555 who brought this issue to court to expose this huge miscarriage ofjustice entered into a settlement agreement when they got compensation which blocked them from having _ compensation which blocked them from having access to future compensation but what _ having access to future compensation but what that has meant is there is a 555_ but what that has meant is there is a 555 who — but what that has meant is there is a 555 who have allowed all these other_ a 555 who have allowed all these other victims to come forward to