Detectives are investigating staff at Fujitsu and the Post Office for perjury and perverting the course of justice in wrongful prosecutions of sub-postmasters, with a nationwide taskforce of 100 officers examining over 1.5 million documents. Trials may not occur until 2027, pending the public inquiry’s report on the Horizon IT system, while dozens of persons of interest, including legal professionals, are being questioned under caution for potential crimes, with senior executives also under scrutiny for their actions in the scandal. The investigation focuses on perjury and perverting the course of justice, with the possibility of life imprisonment for those found guilty, as police follow the evidence to hold all responsible parties accountable.
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Met Police staff vote to strike for first time over curbs on working from home
Civilian staff at the Metropolitan Police have voted for the first time to strike due to being told they cannot work from home as often. Around 2,400 support staff have been instructed to increase their office attendance frequency, sparking backlash from the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union. The union highlighted concerns that the changes would disproportionately impact women, part-time workers, and individuals with disabilities, leading to 85% of members voting for strike action and...
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