UK government must pay Raytheon £220m in compensation after e-Borders cancellation
Termination of £650m programme 'flawed', finds tribunal
The UK government has been ordered to pay out a total of more than £220m after a tribunal found against it in a dispute with US supplier Raytheon over the cancellation of the e-Borders project in 2010....
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