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Post Office scandal: Govt commits to clear names of victims

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Post Office scandal: Govt commits to clear names of victims

Post Office scandal: Govt commits to clear names of victims

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride says the government has made it an “absolute priority” to clear the names of hundreds of post office operators who were wrongly convicted of theft and fraud in the Post Office scandal.

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