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Who is Paula Vennells – the former Post Office boss one million people want stripped of her CBE?

Sky News Monday, 8 January 2024
More than a million people are calling for the former head of the Post Office to be stripped of her CBE over the Horizon IT scandal.
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Public and political calls for redress for the victims of the Post Office scandal continue to grow as MPs return from their Christmas recess. The prime minister and the Labour leader have joined calls for Paula Vennells to be stripped of her CBE, as a petition calling for the former Post Office CEO...

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