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Super-injunction 'was right' says Shadow Chancellor

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July 16, 2025

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Sir Mel Stride says he thinks it "was right" to use a super-injunction to keep the details of a major data leak secret, when it was first discovered in 2023.

7,000 Afghan nationals are being relocated to the UK after their names and other details featured in a data breach by the British military.

The shadow chancellor told Sky News, "I think if there are tens of thousands of lives potentially at risk here, then I think you do have to take appropriate action to make sure you minimise the chance of people losing their lives or being tortured."

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