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Labour want Govt decision on WASPI women by next week

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Labour want Govt decision on WASPI women by next week

Labour want Govt decision on WASPI women by next week

Labour's Emily Thornberry says she is "pleased to see that the Ombudsman has vindicated" the WASPI women after a damming report stated they are entitled to a compensation.

The shadow attorney general adds her party expects the government to make a response within a few days.

Report by Czubalam.

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