The Post Office has agreed to extend its deal to use the controversial IT system for another year. It is paying a further £41m to the Japanese-owned company Fujitsu to use Horizon until March 2027.

The Post Office’s decision to use a commercial off-the-shelf electronic point of sale (Epos) system to replace its problematic Horizon software sees the organisation perform a U-turn after 30 years.

​Horizon was introduced by the Post Office in 1999. The system was developed to assist with matters such as accounting and ...

The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is currently reviewing 15 subpostmaster criminal convictions that could have been based on evidence from the Post Office’s Capture software, which pre-dated ...

Close relatives of affected post office operators will be able to make claim over harm scandal caused families ...