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About 100 sub-postmaster convictions separate to Post Office cases may be 'tainted'
Prosecutions of sub-postmasters by the Department for Work and Pensions could be "tainted", a Sky News investigation has found, as officials worked with now discredited Post Office investigators to secure convictions.
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Ex-Post Office head of IT says Paula Vennells 'hoped to avoid' inquiry - and reveals she blocked her number
A former Post Office executive has said she was forced to block ex-boss Paula Vennells' phone number after the ex-CEO called multiple times asking for help to avoid an independent inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal.
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London City Airport lands FitzGerald as first female boss
London City Airport will on Thursday name its first permanent female chief executive as it targets approval of an expansion plan that would create nearly 1,500 jobs.
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People as young as 18 could become train drivers under government plans
People as young as 18 will be able to get behind the controls of a train as part of a government proposal aimed at boosting staff.
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Insurance unicorn Wefox warns investors of insolvency risk
The new British boss of Wefox, one of Europe's biggest insurance technology companies, has warned investors that it could face collapse within months as it contends with a slew of regulatory and financial challenges.
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Royal Mail 'minded' to accept £3.5bn takeover proposal by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky
The owner of Royal Mail has said it is "minded" to accept a revised takeover bid by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky.
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UK's largest consumer-owned wind farm powering up in Scotland this month
The UK's largest consumer-owned wind farm is powering up in Scotland this month.
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Thames Water investors to quit boards amid spectre of bailout
Representatives of Thames Water's multinational syndicate of shareholders are poised to quit as directors of its corporate entities after refusing to inject the billions of pounds of funding required to bail it out.
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Window closing to rectify significant deficiencies in trains, recycling, and bills, advisers warn
The window is closing to tackle public transport, bills and pollution in order to boost growth, improve lives and tackle climate change, the government's official infrastructure adviser has warned.
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Healthcare firm Aoti to unveil plans for £160m London float
An American developer of woundcare technology is preparing to push the button on a London stock market flotation next month in a further signal of the City's tentative recovery as a multinational listing venue.
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