Ian Henderson

@ElCShaikh Hi, just to let you know I’ve just finished running a full pass over the entire evidence section of the official site (first time since January) and uploaded everything new that it found to the site. This appears to be around 4,000 new documents. Hope that’s helpful

@ElCShaikh New files mentioning Brisbane include POL00031089, POL00103870 (email from Ben Foat, includes “This has been requested as part of a different matter. Angela is not aware of Project Brisbane.”), UKGI00045894, UKGI00046031, UKGI00048173.

The Virtual OS Museum opens its doors theregister.com/oses/2026/05/2…

London's police asked Big Tech for comms data over 700,000 times last year theregister.com/databases/2026…

We've been conducting a major @NATO exercise in London this week - and no one above ground suspected a thing. Hundreds of soldiers have been testing how they would run a major NATO command post, hidden deep beneath one of the busiest cities on earth. Read more ⬇️ bit.ly/4dMwHfs

Students can get a degree without reading a book, says Oxford academic telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/2…

Google explains how it will infuse ads into AI answers theregister.com/ai-ml/2026/05/…

BBC News - Met Police Palantir contract blocked by City Hall bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

The class of 2026 has heard enough about AI, thanks theregister.com/ai-ml/2026/05/…

Scoop: We can reveal the details of the UK's planned Computer Misuse Act reform: ▶️Statutory defence will only cover scanning internet-facing systems ▶️Activity must stop once vuln is found ▶️Only available to UK nationals accredited by @UKCyberCouncil... therecord.media/uk-plans-for-c…

Years after UK Post Office scandal broke, Accenture and OneView Commerce bag contract to replace Horizon theregister.com/paas-and-iaas/…

Fujitsu finally thrown out of Post Office in £500m Horizon replacement deals bit.ly/4uq65YI

#PostOfficeScandal #CAPTURE #Accountability #CourtofAppeal #CCRC #LegalEthics #HumanRights The Horizon Compensation Advisory Board has written to Post Office chair Nigel Railton, and it does not make comfortable reading. (See below). In a letter dated 15 May, HCAB Chair Christopher Hodges OBE dismantles the Post Office's justification for contesting Capture conviction appeals point by point — and does so with the precision of someone who has run out of patience. The core contradiction is simple. Railton told the Business and Trade Select Committee that Capture convictions should be overturned en masse. The Post Office is simultaneously arguing to the Court of Appeal that they should not be. Hodges calls this exactly what it is: "inexplicable and unconscionable." On the role of lawyers, Hodges is pointed but careful. He notes that those advising the Post Office Board have been involved in the post-Hamilton defence of convictions, and that some come from the same chambers now under inquiry scrutiny. He doesn't question their propriety. He simply asks whether they "come to these matters with the appearance of sufficient independence." The message to the Board is unambiguous: legal advice is advice, not a binding decision, and it should be "subjected to a degree of common sense — which has not, in our view, yet happened." The Post Office has apologised. It says it has changed. It says it can be trusted. Hodges' letter asks, quietly and forensically, what any of those statements mean if this is how the organisation continues to act. The Post Office continues to be deeply, profoundly sorry. Just never that sorry. Words are cheap - unless of course you engage external Crisis PR Agencies, in addition to the 26 directly employed in the POL Comms Team‼️ computerweekly.com/news/366642931… @PostOffice @PostOfficeNews @liambyrnemp @CommonsBTC @HouseofCommons @UKHouseofLords @premnsikka @CastletonLee @BBCEmmaSimpson @SkyNewsAdele @SkyNews @Karlfl @nickwallis @The_Real_JSP @hudgellsol @NeilHudgell @marksweney @rbrooks45 @Rebecca_SPaul @NAOorguk

LocalSend puts your sneakernet out of business theregister.com/personal-tech/…

Gov.uk chatbot makes government services faster to access bit.ly/4wx8XUO

#PostOfficeScandal #PR The Post Office has awarded a £2.4m contract to a crisis PR company as it fights legal claims by victims of the scandal. So easy to spend Taxpayers money ‼️ Simon Goldberg of SMB who represent and Janet Skinner amongst other SPMs with complex claims against Post Office said: "For all the money it spends on crisis PR, the public has not seen any improvement whatsoever in the reputation of the organisation, and speaking from the coalface, the sub-postmaster cohort resents the largesse with which public funds are spent, except on the only deserving cause which could help to right past wrongs – namely, the victims and their families." @CastletonLee @Janetsk20073533 @PostOffice @NAOorguk @Rebecca_SPaul @CommonsPAC @CommonsBTC news.sky.com/story/post-off…