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The Post Office scandal has been described as a «scandal» both for the faults in the Horizon system and the delays in compensating victims.With Fujitsu now agreeing to talks on contributing to compensation, there is hope for some resolution for the sub-postmasters who were wrongly accused and convicted.Officials are engaging with Fujitsu to progress discussions on the contribution, acknowledging the involvement of multiple parties in the matter.The UK government appreciates Fujitsu’s commitment to its moral obligation and its continued focus on delivering public services in the country.Meanwhile, victims like Janet Walters continue to fight for fair compensation, describing the situation as an «utter disgrace» and a scandal due to the delays in redress. Fujitsu agrees to discuss contributing to victims’ compensation for Post Office scandal
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