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Lies, damned lies, and statistics
The figures released by the MoJ three months into its controversial Framework Agreement fall a long way short of revealing the full picture, says Kasia Beresford in the ITI Bulletin
Daily Mail: Trial stopped as murder case translator was only there because his wife - the real interpreter - was 'too busy to show up'
A murder trial turned into a farce when an interpreter confessed half-an-hour into vital evidence that he was a fake, filling in for his busy wife
Judge demands answers from court interpreter suppliers
A crown court judge has hit out at interpreting services after an interpreter cancelled a booking just hours before a hearing was due to start
Daily Telegraph: Trial suspended as bogus interpreter stands in for wife
A trial was suspended after a bogus interpreter stood in for his wife because she was too busy.
