A former sub-postmistress has said she could have been among the people who took their own lives because of the Post Office scandal.

It comes after a report from the official inquiry found the scandal - in which postmasters were wrongly prosecuted for stealing money and false accounting based on incorrect data - may have led to 13 suicides.

Seema Misra told the BBC that it was "really painful" that some of those affected were not alive to see the inquiry findings.

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