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Former subpostmistress: My children and I fled home 'in the night like refugees'

Source: PA

A former subpostmistress has told of fleeing her home with her children “in the night like refugees” after members of the community who thought her a thief lobbed eggs and flour at them.

Shazia Saddiq, 40, fell victim to the IT issues which led to hundreds of branch managers being convicted of swindling money on the basis of evidence

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