Overview

• Current finance boss Alisdair Cameron testifies that Vennells was unwavering in her belief that no miscarriages of justice occurred.
• The Post Office's culture was described as self-absorbed and defensive, hindering fair treatment of subpostmasters.
• A significant portion of the £58m settlement for wrongful convictions was consumed by legal fees.
• Executives feared appearing as 'corporate bullies' if they employed aggressive legal tactics.
• Hundreds of subpostmasters await full compensation, with some having died without seeing justice.