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But Wallace's lawyer claimed that it had "unlawfully failed to supply all of the claimant's personal data" and had "wrongly redacted" information.

The huge trial will have ramifications for other manufacturers, potentially paving the way for "billions of pounds" in compensation, said Martyn Day, lawyer at Leigh Day representing the claimants.

So far, more than £1.2bn has been paid out to more than 9,000 claimants across all of the compensation schemes.

The claimant repeated the phrase multiple times, with tribunal Judge Vincent Ryan accepting that he was "effectively channelling the musical vibe".

The claimants allege pollution has been caused by run-off from farmland containing high concentrations of phosphorus, nitrogen and bacteria from the spreading of poultry manure and sewage bio solids used as fertiliser.