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Justice secretary in talks with judges to pardon all victims of Post Office scandal

Sky News Tuesday, 9 January 2024
The justice secretary is meeting with senior judges today to discuss a mass pardon for those convicted in the Horizon scandal, with cabinet minister Mel Stride confirming an announcement is expected this week.
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