“Thugs in suits” “rotten to the core” “living in the 18th century” - reaction to Post Office use of racist terms to describe postmasters: “The very people who oversaw this rotten culture are not being held to account… there’s got to be a day of reckoning.” With @Rebeccathomson_

Our podcast this week - bankrupt postmasters are having huge chunks of payouts taken to pay debtors, others are being offered far less than they should be, and some have waited years for nothing so far. @nickwallis https://t.co/v1R7Veka7n

It's not online but @HugoCDaniel and I have a story on bankrupt postmasters being offered half their interim compensation in today's Sunday Times. Big thank you @DeirdreC65

This week at the Post Office inquiry - the last week of phase 2 packed in the witnesses, from secretaries of state to union leaders. The common theme was no-one was checking that the tech worked for postmasters. https://t.co/ui3aa8yvEY @nickwallis

The last two weeks of the Post Office inquiry have offered glimpses of how people and crucial info were silenced in the early days of Horizon: https://t.co/7YFz7waNh8 Which is also explored in our latest podcast: https://t.co/I170WegIwi

New Investigating the Post Office Scandal Podcast from Rebecca and Nick out now! Ep: 23 - Byers Beware - evidence on the Horizon Scandal from a former Secretary of State: https://t.co/IiE33WhVaR #PostOfficeInquiry #PostOfficeScandal @Rebeccathomson_

This week at the Post Office inquiry: the Horizon death march, dissenting voices being silenced, and an unexplained leap in requests for audit data @nickwallis

The Post Office inquiry this week: lots of tech, unauthorized access to Post Office counter systems, and mistrusting journalists: https://t.co/ZJs51vQzWL @nickwallis

Our interview with Lord Arbuthnot covers how he got involved with the Post Office scandal, why people didn't take it seriously for so long, and multiple missed opportunities to put it right @nickwallis #postofficescandal

The Post Office inquiry this week - confirmation bias, software that needed to be re-written, and postmasters being systemically ignored in the late 90s

Our podcast and a quick round-up of week one, phase two of the Post Office inquiry, including the potential role of Whitehall's culture. https://t.co/pO1yMQdICt https://t.co/Ks7PoqkoqM

No date given for compensating 'most desperate' Post Office victims https://t.co/NHjnDS5HYU #postofficescandal

As @nickwallis has tweeted we are covering the Post Office inquiry from today and hope to produce a weekly round-up podcast and articles. We're doing this via crowdfunding, and will be very grateful to anyone able to support

Key questions for the next phase of the Post Office public inquiry, which re-starts this week

Big thank you to the brilliant @CastletonLee for speaking to me for our latest podcast episode. One of the first postmasters affected by the Horizon scandal, he is so interesting on every aspect of the Post Office saga and British scandals more broadly

Secret 2016 Post Office chairman's report into Horizon scandal not shared with PO Board - a "significant error of judgment" taken on legal advice. https://t.co/n3uXp4pJM4

On episode 7 of the Post Office podcast, we interviewed @HannahQuirk1, an expert in miscarriages of justice who is working on unraveling the long-term implications of the case

Should those who sent postmasters to prison be investigated for perversion of the course of justice? Great piece by @sabahmeddings with me and @HugoCDaniel and thanks to @PaulMar72224296

Big thank you to postmaster Richard Hawkes & Prof @RichardMoorhead on this week's Post Office podcast - we talk perversion of the course of justice, potential racial disparities in postmaster treatment, & the role of lawyers/implications for the profession

Five more Post Office convictions overturned yesterday