Election in a few minutes. i want to touch on a few things that have really raised people s eyebrows in the last few months. the scandal at the last few months. the scandal at the post office has shone a light on how many lives were ruined, itv drama has highlighted what happened there, we will be talking to a sub postmaster later, susan wright, postmistress, this question. you can watch it. what are you going to do to ensure we get fair and final compensation, not in dribs and drabs? and not at a snail s pace. please stop making us feel still feel like victims. i want to remind our viewers the post office is wholly owned by the government, so that perhaps point has not been made that much. 11 out of 475 of the full and final compensation deals have been completed. can you set a deadline, tell people like susan, when it will be sorted out? be sorted out? everyone has been shocked by be sorted out? everyone has been shocked by watching be sorted out? everyone has been
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Will review the post office s role in sub postmasters appeals to overturn their convictions based on the now discredited it horizon system. it is an appalling miscarriage ofjustice. obviously it s something that happened a very long time ago, in the 90s, but seeing and 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. should they all be exonerated? that is what the compensation schemes are about. hundreds were jailed or left bankrupt and only a small number of convictions have so far been overturned. a former postmistress wants justice. what are you going to do to ensurej we get fair and final compensation, not in dribs and drabs? not at a snail s pace. turning to his flagship illegal migration policy, the prime minister denied that he had expressed doubts about the effectiveness of the plans to send migrants to rwanda in number 10 documents seen by the bbc. i was cha
There, we will be talking to a sub postmaster later, susan wright, postmistress, this question. you can watch it. what are you going to do to ensure we get fair and final compensation, not in dribs and drabs? and not at a snail s pace. please stop making us feel still feel like victims. i want to remind our viewers the post office is wholly owned by the government, so that perhaps point has not been made that much. 11 out of 475 of the full and final compensation deals have been completed. can you set a deadline, tell people like susan, when it will be sorted out? everyone has been l shocked by watching what they have