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Ware read from an internal document prepared as part of HallвЂ™s inquiry which stated that there were serious concerns among BBC management about BashirвЂ™s conduct. Panorama also criticized HallвЂ™s inquiry, pointing out that Hall himself questioned Bashir, but failed to corroborate his statements despite being aware that he had lied multiple times about who had seen the faked documents. The results of Lord DysonвЂ™s independent investigation into the 1995 interview were published earlier in the day, finding that the BBC вЂњfell short of the high standards of integrity and transparency which are its hallmarkвЂќ and that the internal investigation at the time, led by former BBC director general Tony Hall, was вЂњwoefully ineffective.вЂќ

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вЂњI still take full responsibility for introducing this man to Diana, but at the end of the day, I had done my due diligence.вЂќ 'We are sincerely sorry for the human cost of the Horizon scandal and we have taken determined action to ensure that there is justice, including supporting the overturning of convictions and paying compensation.вЂњI had warned Diana very clearly ,вЂќ Earl Spencer said. However, the organisation earlier told the Daily Mail: 'It is not appropriate for Post Office to comment on individual cases of postmasters affected by the Horizon IT scandal, or about individual employees, as it is for the statutory inquiry led by Sir Wyn Williams to assess independently the evidence of past events and provide conclusions. The Post Office has not responded to CheshireLive's request for a comment. Gina and her family will appear on Panorama on BBC One at 8pm tonight (April 25). Gina accepted a financial settlement from the Post Office two years after her husband's tragic death, but it is alleged she had to agree she would not discuss it publicly.ДЄ public enquiry into the convictions of hundreds of postmasters and mistresses began in February this year. It was purely down to the Post Office, nobody else, so I blame them.' 'They turned the machine off in the morning and the worst thing for me was seeing my children have to see their dad die. He was a proud man and I think he thought he was letting us all down - his children, his parents, me.

She told the BBC: 'I think he'd been planning it I really do. Gina blames the Post Office for her husband's death and spoke about the heartbreaking moment when his life-support machine was switched off.

Martin Griffiths and his wife Gina took ran the Hope Farm Road Post Office in Ellesmere Port. We decided to look into buying a Post Office and Hope Farm Road came on the market and we decided to go for it. She told the BBC : 'Martin and I married in '82. And widow Gina spoke to BBC Breakfast this morning in her first ever public interview. READ MORE: Cheshire mum loses seven stone by 'thinking' herself slim He was rushed to hospital and placed on a life-support machine. The alleged losses totalled up to ВЈ60,000 over four years - and the Post Office held Martin responsible.ДЄfter being wrongly accused of taking money from his own tills, in September 2013 he was on his way to work when he stepped into oncoming traffic. However, in 2009 computer tills system Horizon wrongly showed money to be missing from the branch. Martin ran the post office and Gina the shop side of the business. Martin Griffiths and wife Gina ran the Hope Farm Road Post Office in Great Sutton, near Ellesmere Port, smoothly for 14 years before the scandal. The family of a Cheshire dad who took his own life following the Post Office scandal will appear on BBC's Panorama tonight (April 25).

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