Dan Davies, an author focused on accountability in the Post Office scandal, joins experts Alisdair Cameron, Graham Brander, and Anne Chambers to dissect widespread systemic failures. They discuss the pernicious culture that blamed postmasters and the flawed prosecution processes. The conversation highlights how rigid oversight mechanisms stifled individual intervention, leading to unjust prosecutions. Insights into the impact of technology and the evolution of management relationships provide a comprehensive view of accountability challenges and the need for reform.
