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Labour call for swift action for Post Office victims

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Labour call for swift action for Post Office victims

Labour call for swift action for Post Office victims

Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting has called for quick compensation and exoneration for victims of the Post Office scandal and has questioned how the scandal escaped ministerial notice.

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