nick willis was among the first journalists to investigate what turned out to be one of the largest miscarriagesfjustice in british history. we have come across dozens of examples similar to this. reporting initially for bbc local radio and panorama. i spoke to him about why it had taken a drama to bring the scandal to full public attention. it's interesting there were very few interviews over the years with anyone from the post office about the horizon it concerns as the story gained more and more coverage. is that a failure of news media? it's an absolute failure ofjournalism. i said that on the record. we consistently try to get an interview with paula vennells. if serious news editors had gone to the government and said why won't the chief executive of the post office give an interview to anyone, then things might have happened. that is one thing you can point atjournalism. why weren't big news organisations piling in there at the very highest level and saying it is unacceptable that this person, the leader of this organisation, who is paid by the taxpayer, is refusing to allow herself to be

nick, what are you hearing about the next steps well, boris and brianna. >> fani willis will appeal thisision to the state supreme court. she's planning to continue to fight to try to stay on this case, but that has not stopped steve sadow and donald trump. steve, of course, the attorney here for donald trump from touting this decision from the court of appeals as a win. and this is what they're saying. and part of their statement a short time ago, as the court rightfully noted, only the remedy of disqualification will suffice to restore public confidence. this decision puts an end to a politically motivated persecution of the next president of the united states. so fani willis is going to appeal this. the case is not dead in her office, but it is very much so. on life support i mentioned she is going to appeal, but if those appeals are denied by georgia law, this case would then go into the hands of the prosecuting attorneys council here in the state of georgia. that's a nine member committee, a bipartisan committee made up of district attorneys here in the state, as well as solicitor g