Post Office compensation still moving far too slowly, say MPs (0.00851063829787234)

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Post Office compensation still moving far too slowly, say MPs

The Government announced earlier this month that more than £1billion has been paid out to subpostmasters across the Horizon-related schemes.

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Post Office compensation still moving far too slowly, say MPs (0.00851063829787234)

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