I have just finished reading Richard Brooks', extraordinary and forensically minute examination of the Post Office scandal, book 'Post Mortem'. I come away with two conclusions uppermost; firstly the insidious malice, towards innocent SubPostmasters, and unlawful actions exhibited by Post Office employees, intent on defending the 'Brand' at any cost. And secondly, and perhaps more worryingly, the so called 'Legal Teams' who aided and abetted the Post Office by prostituting their profession in the pursuit of the huge legal fees they levied. And in some cases even acting outside the law by failing to disclose that which they were legally obliged to do. These 'lawyers' leave their profession in shameful disarray.