by law all the draft document should have been shared with seema misra's defence team. had been made. she told us she found it horrible, the idea that words were being put into the mouth of an expert witness. herformer solicitor said it was clear her client had been denied a fair trial. seema misra has previously told bbc breakfast about the toll her conviction has taken on her. if i wouldn't been pregnant i would have killed myself. because for me like i gave a bad name to my family, being to prison. so i would say the youngest one kept me alive, and the eldest one kept my husband allowed. kept my husband alive. so, it was really bad. i never thought i would come out alive from there. so each and every happy moment of my life since 2005, the post office ruined it. giving evidence to the public inquiry, warwick tatford apologised unreservedly to seema misra, and added this admission. i think it is unfair and i am sorry for that. ican... i think what i was doing wasjust trying to clarify matters and make things clear. but i do agree that i have overstepped the mark there

seema misra has previously spoken about the toll her conviction took on her.have killed myself. because for me, like, i gave a bad name to my family, being to prison. so i would say, the youngest one kept me alive and the eldest one kept my husband alive. giving evidence to the public inquiry, warwick tatford apologised unreservedly to seema misra and added this admission. no, i think it is unfair and i'm sorry for that. ican... i think what i was doing wasjust trying to clarify matters and make things clear. but i do agree that i've overstepped the mark there. garethjenkins is one ofjust two people involved with the whole scandal currently under police investigation. what this evidence shows is that the net should be probably widening to take in a much wider group of people, including lawyers working within the post office and outside the post office. neither mrjenkins nor mr tatford wanted to comment further at this stage. the post office said it was focused on righting the wrongs of the past. mark ashdown, bbc news. well, we can speak to seema mistra, seen

seema misra has previously spoken about the toll her conviction took on her.led myself. because for me, like, i gave a bad name to my family being to prison. so i always say, the youngest one kept me alive and the eldest one kept my husband alive. giving evidence to the public inquiry, warwick tatford apologised unreservedly to seema misra and added this admission. no, i think it is unfair and i'm sorry for that. ican... i think what i was doing wasjust trying to clarify matters and make things clear. but i do agree that i've overstepped the mark there. garethjenkins is one ofjust two people involved with the whole scandal currently under police investigation. what this evidence shows is that the net should be probably widening to take in a much wider group of people, including lawyers working within the post office and outside the post office. neither mrjenkins nor mr tatford wanted to comment further at this stage. the post office said it was focused on righting the wrongs of the past. mark ashdown, bbc news. an ai tool being tested by an nhs trust has ident

by law, the draft documents should have been disclosed to seema misra's defence team.at to say and all that. it's like a sad feeling, that this is what happened, which was not right. giving evidence to the public inquiry, warwick tatford apologised unreservedly and made this admission. i think it is unfair and i am sorry for that. ican... i think what i was doing wasjust trying to clarify matters and make things clear. but i do agree that i've overstepped the mark there. expert testimony was used by the post office to help secure many more convictions. garethjenkins is one ofjust two individuals being investigated by the police. what this evidence shows - is that the net should be probably widening to take in a much wider i group of people, including lawyers working within the post office and outside the post office. l neither mrjenkins nor mr tatford wanted to comment further at this stage. the post office said it was focused on righting the wrongs of the past. marc ashdown, bbc news. researchers say the price of easter eggs is on the rise, with some costing 50% more

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lee castleton was made bankrupt after he lost a two—year legal battle, and seema misra — who was sent quashed by the court of appeal in 2021, but she hasn't given up fighting it is horrible. they nicked our money. that should be our post office victim money. screaming for so many years now we want our funds back. it is not compensation. the money belonged to us anyway. and these people are getting buy because they have titles, working for the post office. it is horrible, it is horrible. so how has that pay been justified? nick read. lam i am conscious i am well paid. but i am conscious— i am conscious i am well paid. but i am conscious it is a complex and difficult — am conscious it is a complex and difficult role to manage the priority— difficult role to manage the priority is the post office today has _ priority is the post office today has i— priority is the post office today has. i have a network of 50,000 colleagues — has. i have a network of 50,000 colleagues and thousands of branches. but also we are trying to address_ branches. but also we are trying to address the — branches.