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Revealed: 'fratricide' between squabbling ministers amid £7billion chaos of Afghan superinjunction scandal - as Parliamentary inquiry condemns secrecy and says daring rescues might have to resume
A parliamentary inquiry has condemned secrecy surrounding a £7 billion scandal involving the Afghan superinjunction, while ministers are reported to be in conflict ('fratricide'). The inquiry suggests daring rescues may need to resume amid the chaos.
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