Mr Stein added that the latest phase of the inquiry had shown an “appalling lack of professionalism of lawyers, combined with bullying investigators”, a refusal to investigate the Horizon system because of what that would reveal, and that Post Office employees felt the firm “must be protected at all costs”.
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