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Post Office inquiry live: Angela van den Bogerd shown letter blaming PO for postmaster's death - BBC News | Post Office inquiry live: Angela van den Bogerd shown letter blaming PO for postmaster's death - BBC News |
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Jacqueline Howard | |
Reporting from the inquiry | |
The counsel to the inquiry, Jason Beer KC, has wrapped up his questions for the day, and we now turn to questions from lawyers representing former sub-postmasters. | |
Chair of the inquiry, Sir Wyn Williams, turns to the lawyers awaiting their turn, and asks them to let him know now whether they have any questions that would "make it necessary or desirable" for him to give Van den Bogerd a warning about self-incrimination. | |
One lawyer answers in the affirmative, and so Sir Wyn reminds Van den Bogerd that she is within her right to refuse to answer any question put to her if there is a risk the answer would incriminate her. | |
It indicates we are about to shift gears here in the inquiry room, and that Van den Bogerd is about to be put under serious pressure. | |
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