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    Lib Dem MP Sir Menzies Campbell said yesterday: "It must be hands-off for No 10. This is a moment for Baroness Scotland to step away from her responsibilities to the Government and to reassess her independence. The rule of law must prevail." BAE Systems makes army kit and military hardware, is worth Ł12billion, and employs 105,000 worldwide - with nearly a THIRD in the UK. Full Article at The Sun
    It must be hands-off for No 10. This is a moment for Baroness Scotland to step away from her responsibilities to the Government and to reassess her independence. The rule of law must prevail.
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