The great post office scandal

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IT HAS TAKEN A TELEVISION DRAMA FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO EXONERATE

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Crime Monthly Magazine

Britain’s biggest miscarriages of justice have seen lives ruined irreparably

Former sub-postmistress, Jo Hamilton, 68, took on the might of the Post Office to overturn one of the greatest miscarriages of justice

When she was convicted of a crime she didn’t commit, Jo Hamilton, 67, began a battle against a mighty institution…

Ann Ming MBE now works with police to improve how they engage with victims of violent crime. Here, she shares her story

Delving into the archives might be the way to save British TV drama, says Stephen Poliakoff

Write to The Critic by email at letters@thecritic.co.uk including your address and telephone number

Britain’s biggest miscarriages of justice have seen lives ruined irreparably

Former sub-postmistress, Jo Hamilton, 68, took on the might of the Post Office to overturn one of the greatest miscarriages of justice

When she was convicted of a crime she didn’t commit, Jo Hamilton, 67, began a battle against a mighty institution…

Ann Ming MBE now works with police to improve how they engage with victims of violent crime. Here, she shares her story

Delving into the archives might be the way to save British TV drama, says Stephen Poliakoff

Write to The Critic by email at letters@thecritic.co.uk including your address and telephone number