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Today, Adam and Chris speak to the deputy prime minister David Lammy about his justice reforms.
He acknowledged the court backlog will continue to rise and may be at the same level as it is today at the next general election despite the government’s planned reforms.
He also said that Labour would be “out on their bums” if they haven’t delivered the change the public want by the time of the next election.
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