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Private Eye: Well-done, Wheeldon
'So. Farewell then Gavin Wheeldon, who sold his foreign language interpreting firm first to the Ministry of Justice and then to Capita - even though it was being boycotted by hundreds of the interpreters needed by the court service'
Hampshire police insists it won't use Applied Language Solutions for interpreters
Hampshire police say they have no plans to save money by switching to a cheaper translation firm which has come under fire nationally because their staff are not up to the job
Birmingham Mail: MPs launch inquiry into translation shambles which let suspects walk free
High-level inquiry has been launched into a shambolic new interpreter service which has allowed foreign suspects to walk free from police custody
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
