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    'Selective amnesia': Alan Bates criticises Paula Vennells Post Office inquiry evidence
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    ‘Selective amnesia’: Alan Bates criticises Paula Vennells Post Office inquiry evidence

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    1. Fox_9810 on

      Everyone (not just Vennells) at the top of the Post Office needs to be prosecuted. But we also need to tackle what enabled the Post Office – private prosecutions. From this scandal to train companies prosecuting children for fraud to energy companies harrying homeowners, this mechanism initially used to enable bounty hunting needs to be ended. America has already got rid of private prosecutions, why don’t we wipe this stain off our society?

    2. The_Lost_Boy_1983 on

      It is absolutely amazing how razor sharp the memory is of things the accused has of others actions and comments but cannot recall, even vaguely remember anything that may incriminate them. Funny that

    3. -Ardea- on

      “My memory of that time is hazy, but I distinctly remember visiting pizza express in Woking.”

    4. Raspberry_Rush5 on

      isnt it wild how people’s memories work? It’s like they can remember every tiny detail about someone else’s actions, but when it comes to their own potentially incriminating behavior, their minds go blank. It’s almost as if they’re selectively forgetting things! lol