A former senior officer with the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is pursuing legal counsel in response to comments attributed to her during a

A senior officer in the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has stated that the judicial system in the province produces “perverse” rulings, attributing this

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is currently investigating the cloud infrastructure services market following findings from communications regulator Ofcom that indicated potential anti-competitive practices

The Post Office has been incurring costs exceeding £80,000 weekly for contracted IT engineers who are currently unable to work, resulting from significant delays in

The Post Office’s shift in behavior following the introduction of computerized branch accounting software in 1993 corresponds with a surge in prosecutions six years later,

Subpostmasters are currently facing unresolved disputes regarding debts owed to the Post Office, coupled with ongoing, unexplained account shortfalls, as highlighted by the CEO of

A campaign group formed by the children of subpostmasters impacted by the Post Office scandal is still awaiting Fujitsu’s fulfillment of commitments made nine months

The Horizon scandal public inquiry has revealed that errors by the Post Office’s IT procurement team have resulted in multimillion-pound losses for taxpayers. During the

The Post Office’s IT department faced significant criticism for its hasty procurement of hardware for the New Branch IT (NBIT) project in pursuit of a

A new compensation scheme for victims of the Post Office scandal, initiated by the Labour government in July, has made its first payment of £600,000