Thursday, Aug 06th
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A subsidiary of UK defence giant BAE Systems has agreed to pay a $30m (£17m) settlement to the US government in a case about defective body armour.
Armor Holdings is also co-operating with a wider US probe into the body armour industry's use of a material that the US claims degrades over time.
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