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12:29Now PlayingLewis Goodall puts Labour Minister Steve Reed on the spot, after it emerged that names of SAS personnel have been publicly available online for a decade.
It comes as a list containing the names thousands of Afghans seeking sanctuary in the UK, as well as those of SAS members and MI6 operatives, was accidentally leaked.
Lewis is also joined by Shukria Barakzai, a former MP in Afghanistan who fled the country in 2021.
LBC reported this week the Government spent two years using an unprecedented superinjunction to prevent the public from learning about the mishap.
Now, an in-house publication from the Grenadier Guards - the most senior infantry regiment in the British Army - included the names and deployments of its most senior officers, which were publicly available online for a decade, The Times has reported.
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