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Computer Weekly published the story before anybody else, even Private Eye.

Even that move was tainted by her ambition. Starting as a priest, her aim was to become Bishop of zlondon.

I don't recall seems to be the standard answer in most enquiries. A sort of mass outbreak of forgetfulness, or lost emails.

Whatever it might be should be investigated by the Bar Council.

This is explosive from the Law Gazette.

Organisations or individuals?

It’s heartbreaking when you read the details of how it affected the spouse and children.

Newsnight, now with Victoria Derbyshire. Post Offices that were victims of armed robberies (16) were told the sub postmasters had to pay back the losses!

Worse to come

Unbelievable, but unfortunately, it isn’t.

I want to see Michael Keegan (husband of minister Gillian Keegan) being questioned. Michael Keegan, former Fujitsu UK chief executive and husband of the current education secretary Gillian Keegan, was appointed to a role in the Cabinet Office in September 2019. The move came little more than...

I'm only seeing clips but do you mean this one?

That's exactly what it was and shame on Gullis for doing it.

The situation has been ongoing for 21 years. Bringing up Paw Patrol at an inquiry is trivialising the matter beyond common sense. It would've been far more appropriate to say, I haven't seen it.

He's never heard of Catch Up or ITVX of course.

My apologies but the same point applies.

The calibre of a Conservative MP at the Post Office enquiry. Really?

You can be happy in a place but still be ‘critical’ of some others there. We’re happy at the Amex but see the behaviour of idiots at a game. Silly analogy but it’s all I can think of for now.

He saw first hand the elitism and entitlement.

We felt and knew the Eton, Oxford, Bullingdon, shower was establishment, but it didn't stop them or their client journalists from telling us we were wrong. That’s how populism works. George Orwell knew a thing or two.