Compensation for Victims of Miscarriage of Justice and Long-Term Repercussions on British System

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's determination to provide compensation to victims of a miscarriage of justice is discussed, highlighting the urgency for questions to be asked of the companies involved and the underfunding of the justice system.

Chinese companies are resorting to chips repurposed from standard PC gaming products to develop artificial intelligence tools, and Charles Michel’s run for European parliament is causing a scramble to replace him. Plus, a new TV show is firing Brits up over a decades-old post office scandal.

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