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UK government announces new action on Post Office redress

The announcement concerns postmasters affected by the Horizon and Capture scandals.

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  • The UK Government says it is taking new action on redress for affected postmasters.
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The announcement concerns redress for postmasters affected by the Horizon and Capture scandals.

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