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In 2011, the MoJ outsourced interpretation work in the courts to Applied Language Solutions - which was sold to Capita before the contract began. A year after the sale, the House of Commons justice select committee described the ministry's move as "shambolic". Two years later, not much seems to have improved.
Police across Shropshire and Mid Wales have spent more than £2.5 million on foreign language interpreters over the past five years, according to new figures
The long-awaited inquest into the killing of 15-year-old Arsema Dawit was just one of the cases in the past month affected by the continuing difficulty in providing properly qualified court interpreters since Capita took over the service in 2012
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