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Post Office inquiry live updates: Angela van den Bogerd 'does not recall' being told IT firm could access accounts - BBC News | Post Office inquiry live updates: Angela van den Bogerd 'does not recall' being told IT firm could access accounts - BBC News |
(32 minutes later) | |
Zoe Conway | |
Employment correspondent, reporting from the inquiry | |
Lead Counsel Jason Beer | |
doesn't do sarcasm. His questioning is pretty straight. | |
But this afternoon a | |
hint of mockery crept into his voice. Perhaps he couldn't help it. | |
''You | |
weren't close to many things,'' he put to Angela van den Bogerd as she yet again | |
explained how she wasn't involved in a key decision the Post Office made about | |
it's handling of the Horizon scandal. | |
''What were you doing at this time?'' he | |
asked her. | |
In the breaks, over cups | |
of tea, sub postmasters have been wondering aloud just how the woman they blame | |
for causing them so much suffering will be held to account. | |
She has been | |
accused by the inquiry of making false statements about her knowledge about the | |
remote access issue (how Fujitsu could access sub postmasters accounts without | |
their knowledge). | |
But Jason Beer is still building his argument. She is back on | |
the stand tomorrow when it could become much clearer how much responsibility | |
she bears for this scandal. | |
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