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I am sad to say that I am not surprised by either of those things.

I genuinely respect the hon. Lady and the work that her Committee does, and she will remember that I was at that Westminster Hall debate.

The hon.

I have read the Saville inquiry, and the hon.

I must agree with the right hon. Gentleman that this is clearly what vexatious litigation looks like.

My hon. Friend is quite right. The process has become the punishment. The process is being used to continue the conflict by other means.

My hon. Friend always speaks incredibly powerfully on this point.

I fear that the hon. and learned Gentleman is right.

At the outset, I pay tribute to the veterans who came to Parliament Square today, the veterans who have sent messages of support and are wat

I am sad to say that I am not surprised by either of those things.