but in terms of the actual policing of cases, i am happy to talk to them after this statement in terms of what precisely he means by that. in terms of the with the composition skins already, there is independent elements to all that, they have not been policed compensation schemes. part of all this processes. very happy to talk to him in detail about what we can do in those areas. chair of the select committee. that was kevin chair of the select committee. was kevin hollinrake at the post office minister talking the house of commons the horizon scandal is in his words one of the greatest miscarriages ofjustice in our nations history. he also said the government is working on options for resolving convictions and he said that it should not be the taxpayer alone who picks up the tab. he also added he is pleased the icv drama has brought understanding of the scandal to a much broader audience itv scandal to a much broader audience itv drama.
secretary today is meeting with ellet ministers, is there something to do speed up those processes? people should be sure, the money is there. i approved it as chancellor. there are three different compensation schemes and we will do everything we can to make this right for all the people affected. it s simply wrong what happened. they shouldn t have been treated like this and we should do everything we can to make it right for them. i think the whole post office prosecution scandal is exactly that, if scandal. prosecution scandal is exactly that, if scandal, with a massive impact on human if scandal, with a massive impact on human lives if scandal, with a massive impact on human lives. i know one of the individuals human lives. i know one of the individuals affected who had a stroke individuals affected who had a stroke because of the intense pressure stroke because of the intense pressure that this was causing. we have got pressure that this was causing. we have got to p
had their lives ruined. lee was pursued through the courts, and had to pay hundreds of thousands of pounds in costs, and went bankrupt. here s how he s portrayed in the series. i ve got to show them it s notjust me. lisa, the post office are suing us for £26,000 which we didn t steal and we haven t got hanging around in piggy banks. we can speak to lee castleton who joins us from yorkshire. thank you for being on the programme. i think you were listening to rishi sunak when we asked him about what had gone wrong with the post office. what did you make of the promises he made to try to help sort things out? good morning. it is such a complicated thing and so combative. dvt and the post office themselves are administering the compensation schemes, of which there are three. obviously i am involved in one of those compensation schemes. the
the 90s, but hearing about it again just shows what an appalling miscarriage ofjustice it is for everyone affected, and it is important those people get the justice they deserve it.- important those people get the justice they deserve it. should they all be exonerated? justice they deserve it. should they all be exonerated? that justice they deserve it. should they all be exonerated? that is - justice they deserve it. should they all be exonerated? that is what - justice they deserve it. should they j all be exonerated? that is what the compensation all be exonerated? that is what the compensation schemes all be exonerated? that is what the compensation schemes are - all be exonerated? that is what the compensation schemes are about. | compensation schemes are about. hundreds were left bankrupt and only a small number of convictions have been overturned. a former postmistress wants justice. postmistress wants “ustice. what are ou auoin postmistress wants “ustice. what are y