The Post Office's Evil Robot? 

Plenty of them have appeared from POL. Its a nest of vipers.

@@WEdwards-i4m We are always being told how women are under-represented in high management, and how unfair that is. They seem to be pretty strongly represented among the subclass of managers who are cold-blooded, amoral, self-serving hacks with no obvious talents to justify their seniority. (Plenty of evil men involved too, of course).

@@ralphplumb7027 karma soon ..

she adopts the usual lawyers tactic of "can't recall".

This could be the replacement to " no comment " when interviewed by our boys in blue.

@@oghamstone5964 These witnesses will only start naming names when the real threat of jail time is looming.

they enjoyed every moment with tory blessing .

How is the conduct of these solicitors not investigated by the SRA on the grounds of bringing the law and their profession into disrepute? I'll answer that, because the bar for misconduct is so high for a registered solicitor and they look after themselves, that they all walk and don't get investigated. To quote Lis Truss, "it's a disgrace", (sorry about that guys )

An attribute shared by all bullies.

Another lying witch

Working on it but she sponsors S Yorks police.

Her and all the other C.E.O etc types ruining this business.

She's taking a page out of Hillary Clinton's answers in her many questions put to her. "I can't recall. " was Hillary's consistent mantra.

​@@leroyproud294bribing detective Alan Smart might be a game changer from 2003. The name of the police officer in a joint investigation with POSIS at St Johns Green post office in Kimberworth Rotherham in 2011 is a work in progress ....… Did she have more plod on the 390 million bribe pot ?

she lied like a japanese watch

Justice ? In the UK ? You jest, surely.

The justice system in the UK was set up by and functions on behalf of the odious people. No hope there for sure.

The higher up the greasy pole the more odious they are

Alan Leighton, chairman of the Royal Mail, part of POL, is he up to no good now at Pizza Express?

Yes, you should know who to blame. She seems to have decided that she will blame an unnamed person, and that gets her off the hook. She also knows that if she does blame someone, then they will get them back in for evidence, and they wont remember telling her that.

Oh she does know. She doesn't want to say as it will drop her in it deeper. Vile human being.

your average local council contains many of the same sort, they typically sue council tax payers and council tenants and local traders without any personal risk. They are complete scum.

Every time you think you've seen the nadir of arrogance and selective memories another one takes the stand and exceeds it.

@@Rohit-wc7go Desserts.

@@iandeumayne-jones1557 that’s an insult to shelf stackers, you should be ashamed.

Shelf stackers do not deserve being compared to this woman.

To keep herself out of jail.

Bradshaw should be amongst those who are banged up. Vile.

she makes Bradshaw seem saintly by comparison. SHAME ON HER.

It's a photo finish.

@@grahamnichols1416 they're all like eels....very slippery and of poor memory.

Bradshaw was even worse imho.

Well they won't. The system will get into gear and see that they don't.

Only two comments! Some of most important postings on RU-vid and a justification for it's existence. It's the institutional existence of it all that's shocking.

By the way if you don't believe nefarious goings on continue; Alan Leighton chairman of Royal Mail of which POL was part when alot of this was going is now chairman of Pizza Express. He is overseeing a scheme where Pizza Express are transferring tips from hourly paid waiters to salaried managers Guardian 28 September 24 and Radio 4. Just that no one has linked him . Expect he'd say he doesn't know about that either!!

Yes exactly! The legal system representatives get paid. The only winners

0 not the right type of people to face courts .only the rich win. poor been priced out of justice for this reason.i even seen youtube getting in on the act to silence us.with p.o office credit cards shown as pop up .clear what youtube thinks of us.

Toddlers may lie about having eaten a cake but she's lying about destroying Heaven knows how many lives.

I fear there isn't sufficient prison accommodation for them all.

Well said

As an experienced accountant in multiple businesses over 30 years, the answers from Mandy Talbot, are evidence of Gross Misconduct. Surely there is sufficient evidence collectively and individually to arrest all of the POL team and hold them on remand. What many people may not know is that many public servants (Civil service, agencies, contractors, police, etc. are trained and rehearsed (as permitted) on how to prepare statements, give evidence, be cross-examined, it is a lucrative industry). The behaviours revealed and on display here are standard practice. The entire Civil Service, agencies, police, judiciary are corrupt, lying, perjuring, colluding, thugs. The barrister's questions could be far more carefully and incisively designed. There should be a battery of experts crawling all over this issue. A big question is from the beginning of the implemtation, how did Finance categorise and report the suspense account 'variances' in the financial statements each month? Given the material values involved and unalaysed what measures were taken by financial managers to investigate, report, etc. these and other Horizon issues. How did the audit handle it? What do their records state?

@@alanrogers9597 Will the CPS really do anything about it ???

The CPS will charge nobody and the evidence is there for all to see,from Seville to the Manchester people beating up the police at the airport.

And married to her.

@@motherpat9779 this appalling crime and the people on both sides of right and wrong have experienced life changing issues and it’s people like this woman who are now finding the ‘chickens are coming home to roost’ as then saying goes… I hope truth and justice soon prevail.

Most of them are like that.

@@cassandratq9301 Yes, it’s so easy to pick up on that. I wonder if the Judge will. I think so.

@SamLowryDZ-015: Don't start spouting garbage like that. The population of Wales isn't responsible for this awful woman.

Congratulations.! You have qualified for The National Eisteddfod of Wales 2025. 🤓Genius.

That is really good well done but True

@@JediBuddhist Offensive nonsense. It's 2024, for God's sake! Talbot is awful, but that's no excuse to denigrate Welsh people.

@@JeanRinger No, it isn't. It's having a go at Welsh people because of one awful woman.

They can't accept responsibility if they can't remember what they were doing or speaking to and none of them can. How they managed to work with such poor memories beats me.

really hope she is not reading these comments .........i agree with all the comments....horrible human being............

And fending off questions from the Inquiry.

If that’s true - and I hope it isn’t - this is all a complete waste of time and money.

@@GarySpicer-k3x It is true but it isn't a waste of money. It gives us all the opportunity to see just how corrupt these organisations are.

The competition is stiff !

Robust in this case means that something is resistant to problems. For example in reference to a system, we would call it robust if it can continue to produce results with a number of individual failures. One system is the electricity system, which we hope will supply power to most people if a single generation unit fails.

@@Ken-er9cq so, in this case, it’s being used wrongly, or at least, figuratively. My point is, it’s so vague as to be meaningless in a legal sense. Your robust rear is my fat ass.

@@Ken-er9cq As I say, it is a meaningless word. Your robust rear is my fat bottom. There's no way to measure how robust something is. 'Reliable' invites the question, 'how reliable? 100 per cent?'. A burgundy can't be 100 or any other per cent robust. Robust is an unserious word.

POL liked that it was vague

@@cassandratq9301 you got that right.

@@777colin1 I think a Dalek would have shown more compassion,