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'Toxic work culture' stopping Post Office scandal victims speaking out, says Private Eye journalist
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5:19Now PlayingAndrew Marr speaks to Private Eye journalist Richard Brooks, who was one of the first journalists to cover the Post Office scandal, about Rishi Sunak's recent announcement of a mass exoneration of postmasters and postmistresses involved in the case.
Brooks raises concerns about the details of the compensation scheme and emphasises the need to clarify how it will be implemented and what victims need to do. He also highlights the difficulty of speaking out in a toxic work culture and suggests the importance of incentivising and rewarding whistleblowing to encourage more people to speak out.
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