The deal reached by the government with Sir Alan Bates could be between £4m and £5m, reports suggest
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The deal reached by the government with Sir Alan Bates could be between £4m and £5m, reports suggest
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Sir Alan Bates, who has led the campaign for justice for post office operators over the Horizon scandal, has reached a deal to settle his own claim with the government, reported to be in the seven-figure region.
Government settles claim from former post office operator more than 20 years after he began his campaign for justice
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The former prince is reportedly set to be paid a six-figure sum - but could end up with major deductions
