Paula Vennells, the disgraced former CEO of the Post Office, will today give evidence to the Horizon IT scandal in what will be her first public remarks on the controversy in almost a decade.
Ms Vennells has been urged to come clean to the inquiry by former sub-postmasters ahead of her testimony which is scheduled to be heard over three days.
The 65-year-old, who was Post Office chief executive from 2012 to 2019, handed back her CBE in January this year amid mounting pressure over her role in the scandal following the ITV drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office.
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Watch: Paula Vennells arriving at Post Office Inquiry
Vennells arrives at inquiry
The former Post Office boss has arrived at the inquiry which is being held at Aldwych House in London.
The 65-year-old was met by a scrummage of photographers and reporters as she got out of a car shortly before 8am.
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Welcome to MailOnline's live coverage of today's Post Office inquiry as former chief executive Paula Vennells gives evidence.
It will mark the first public remarks from Ms Vennells over the Horizon IT scandal in almost a decade with many questions surrounding her role in what is described as the worst miscarriage of justice in British history.
We will bring you the latest developments on what promises to be a huge day at the Post Office Inquiry.