
A ministry of Defence civil servant who developed back problems after lifting a printer has been paid an astonishing £202,000 compensation.
In contrast, soldier Jamie Cooper, 19, who lost the use of a leg and a hand in a mortar attack in Basra, has only received a lump sum of £57,000.
The disparity in compensation payouts is the latest indication that troops who risk their lives in wars for Britain are not being treated fairly.
Must be the Al Qaeda printer from hell.
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