so nervous. because i know my life is in the hands of three judges. her conviction was quashed in 2021, and as she s waited longer forjustice, her voice has grown stronger, directly challenging the minister this morning. you are the post office minister. is the government going to take back control over the post office? well, janet, i was talking about your case yesterday with david davis, sir david davis, who i think has been working on your behalf. you weren t holding back when it comes. all they keep saying is that, you know, now that we re aware of what been going on. they ve known for years and years and they ve done nothing. you ve not had a government ear like that before, have you? no, no. i think we re finally getting listened to, but it s a long way to go. with pressure mounting, we watched as the prime minister took the floor
well, janet, i was talking about your case yesterday with david davis, sir david davis, who i think has been working on your behalf. you weren t holding back when it comes. all they keep saying is that, you know, now that we re aware of what been going on. they ve known for years and years and have done nothing. you ve not had a government ear like that before, have you? no, no. i think we re finally getting listened to, but there s a long way to go. with pressure mounting, we watched as the prime minister took the floor in parliament this lunchtime. it was broadly positive. we wait to hear details on it. but introducing legislation, especially, is what we ve been calling for to exonerate people. you can potentially get an interim payment of £75,000. how does that feel? well, we borrowed money over many years. it would give us pension security.
but there s a long way to go. with pressure mounting, we watched as the prime minister took the floor in parliament this lunchtime. it was broadly positive. we wait to hear details on it. but introducing legislation, especially, is what we ve been calling for to exonerate people. you can potentially get an interim payment of £75,000. how does that feel? well, we borrowed money over many years. it would give us pension security. we re old and decrepit enough. you know, i lost my pension at 55 because we had to put it into the post office. hopefully the the wave of support that we all have behind us now and the public understanding of the scandal is forcing the government to actually do something about it. heading home, but reuniting online
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