Ministers misled High Court during Afghan super-injunction scandal - giving judge false information and keeping mammoth £7billion public spending secret from taxpayers ...Middle East

Ministers decided to spend £7bn of public money without telling taxpayers - with only High Court judge Mr Justice Chamberlain allowed to know. But even he was misled, a Mail investigation reveals

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