After more than 20 years, what is now referred to as the Post Office Horizon scandal has become headline news. Computer Weekly has played an important part in exposing what has been described as ...

Limited information is likely to lead to significantly inaccurate assumptions on the cost of Post Office scandal compensation schemes.

The government is calling for evidence from experts in computing and law to help it ensure no repeat of the miscarriages of justice in the Post Office scandal.

For example, data on Post Office prosecutions of subpostmasters revealed worrying similarities in the way it treated Horizon and Capture users who suffered unexplained losses. Computer Weekly ...

Computer Weekly previously reported. While the Post Office waits to roll out a new platform, Mr Brocklehurst said the organisation would maintain funding for the existing Horizon system to ensure ...

A computer expert who gave evidence against a pregnant sub-postmistress claimed she had 'decided to jump on the bandwagon' and blame financial losses on the Post Office's Horizon system ...

Fujitsu has informed staff of cost-cutting measures it has put in place as it faces challenges amid its much-publicised involvement in the Post Office Horizon scandal. Prior to the festive period ...

The Post Office attempted to replace Fujitsu's contentious Horizon retail and accounting ... as reported by Computer Weekly "I don't remember anybody talking to me about what the options were ...

The scandal-plagued Horizon IT system, blamed for wrongly prosecuting hundreds of Post Office workers, is expected to remain operational for another five years. As reported by Computer Weekly ...