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Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells apologised on Wednesday for the wrongful convictions of hundreds of sub-postmasters that became one of Britain's ...

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Former chief executive of the Post Office tells the inquiry she does not think there was a conspiracy but that mistakes were made.

Disgraced ex-Post Office chief executive Paula Vennells apologised for “all that subpostmasters and families… have suffered” as her evidence to the Horizon ...

Former chief executive of state-owned business tells inquiry she was 'too trusting' but did 'ask questions'

Paula Vennells, the chief executive of Post Office Limited from 2012 to 2019, makes her long-awaited appearance before the public inquiry, for the first of ...

Ms Vennells admitted she made mistakes during her tenure as chief executive of the Post Office.

Post Office live: Paula Vennells says legal advice was withheld from her · 11.25am: We're back, and discussing the assertion Vennells made to MPs that the Post ...

Watch as Paula Vennells turned her chair to face subpostmasters and said she was sorry for everything they had “suffered”.

Disgraced ex-Post Office boss Vennells is being questioned under oath about her role in the Horizon IT scandal.

Paula Vennells, the former chief executive of the Post Office, began her questioning with an apology, saying she was "very, very sorry".

Paula Vennells, chief executive of Post Office Ltd from 2012 to 2019, makes her long-awaited appearance before the public inquiry, for the first of three ...

The former chief executive is giving evidence over the course of three days.

Vennells twice broke down in tears as she answered questions while giving evidence to Horizon IT inquiry in London.

Paula Vennells, the former chief executive of the Post Office, began her questioning with an apology, saying she was "very, very sorry".

Ex-chief executive tells inquiry into Horizon scandal she had been unaware people were being wrongly prosecuted.

Gathering in Fenny Compton village hall in Warwickshire, where dozens of sub-postmasters met for the first time in 2009 as they began their fight for ...

Paula Vennells broke down several times during her evidence to the Horizon IT scandal inquiry.

Former chief executive says she was 'too trusting' of subordinates and was advised to deny Fujitsu had remote access to terminals.

Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells has today apologised for the wrongful convictions of postmasters in one of Britain's biggest miscarriages of justice, ...

Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells has admitted that evidence she gave to MPs looking into problems with the Horizon IT system in 2012 was not true.

Paul Kelso gives his reflections on a tough day of evidence for the former Post Office chief executive that was filled with apologies, long silences and the ...

Paula Vennells began her questioning this morning with an apology, saying she was "very, very sorry". She is one of the most high-profile faces of the ...

Ms Vennells struggled to answer questions about organisation she once led on first day of testimony.

Former CEO also denies any attempt to reduce scope of investigation into Horizon system and cases raised by MPs.

11.25am: We're back, and there's yet another attempt to pass off something on general counsel Susan Crichton. Vennells sent an internal email in July 2013 in ...

Disgraced former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells made the comments during her second day of questioning at the Post Office inquiry.

During her first appearance before the government inquiry into the Post Office Horizon IT scandal – when hundreds of subpostmasters were wrongfully ...

Former boss, appearing at inquiry, denies decision not to review miscarriages of justice over 10 years ago was led by PR adviser.

The inquiry saw an email sent to Paula Vennells expressing then-Post Office solicitor's concerns about including Seema Misra's case in the independent ...

Former chief executive from 2012 to 2019 makes her second appearance before the public inquiry, with questions about her top lawyers set to feature.