A petition asking for the former Post Office boss Paula Vennells to be stripped of her CBE because of the Horizon scandal has now got over one million signatures.
The call for her to lose her honour has come back into the spotlight after ITV showed a drama about the scandal, which is known as the biggest unfair legal case in UK history.
Paula Vennells was in charge when the Post Office kept saying nothing was wrong with its Horizon computer system. The petition says: "Evidence has been produced that the Post Office engaged in a mass cover up which led to the wrongful prosecution of 550 Post Office Staff many of whom were subsequently jailed, bankrupted and in some cases, sadly took their own lives." Try MEN Premium now with our amazing New Year offer...
just click here to give it a go. It also says: "Having been handed a CBE for services to the Post Office, and moved out into other senior positions in government and healthcare, it is only right that this award is now withdrawn through the process of forfeiture." This news comes as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confirmed that Justice Secretary Alex Chalk is looking at ways to help clear the names of the subpostmasters who were wrongly convicted in the scandal.