Victims of the Post Office scandal are losing faith in the government's ability to deliver timely compensation. They are now directly appealing to Labour leader Keir Starmer to intervene and expedite the process. Many feel abandoned and express a lack of confidence in the current administration's handling of the situation, citing slow progress and bureaucratic hurdles. The victims are urging Starmer to prioritize their plight and ensure a swift resolution to the long-standing injustice they have suffered.