MoD defends 'spying' on soldiers

The Ministry of Defence has defended the practice of effectively spying on servicemen suspected of lodging false claims for damages for injuries.

Since 2000, 284 claims have been secretly tracked and monitored, less than 1% of all claims, the MoD says.

It says the tactics have helped stop fraudulent claims and saved millions of pounds of taxpayers' money.

But families of wounded soldiers have criticised the MoD for failing to understand what soldiers go through. 'Insulting'

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