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A foreign language interpreting firm providing services to the courts has ceased trading, leaving linguists out of pocket and again raising questions about how much taxpayers' money goes to middlemen in the language industry.
The main company contracted by the government to provide courtroom interpreting has pledged to honour bookings made by a sub-contractor which appears to be no longer in business.
THOUSANDS of highly skilled interpreters and translators could be left unpaid after the collapse of a languages agency.
INTERPRETERS are angry at a further cut in their pay which means that from Thursday they will be paid a little more than half of what they were a few years ago.



