bars, have not said anything and we think it is time they broke their vow of silence and tell us what was known by who and when, whether they feel a moral obligation at least, to contribute to a compensation bill of hundreds of millions of pounds. his committee also wants to know when the victims will get their full and final compensation, as well as a deadline for when justice will finally be done. emma simpson, bbc news. live now to charlie rose outside the post office inquiry in central london. what are we going to hear today? london. what are we going to hear toda ? , , ., ., today? this inquiry into what has been described today? this inquiry into what has been described as today? this inquiry into what has been described as their - today? this inquiry into what has been described as their biggest l been described as their biggest miscarriage ofjustice this country has seen appears to finally be building up a head of steam. today we are hearing from the japanese tech
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