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Separately, it emerged at an ongoing inquiry that Mr Williams had described a campaigner who tried to draw attention to faults in Horizon software in 2015 as a "bluffer".

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The career civil servants and "public school bluffers" in Whitehall are singularly ill-equipped to take decisions about complex issues, he has argued at great length on his blog.

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The career civil servants and "public school bluffers" in Whitehall are singularly ill equipped to take decisions about complex issues, he has argued at great length on his blog.

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Cummings added that he did not want to hire “confident public school bluffers” in the role.

But if you haven't watched it before or need a reminder of the plot, look no further - here's a handy bluffer's guide to series one to five.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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