A former serviceman who faced "torture" by the RAF when it was revealed he was gay has vowed to fight for justice for others who suffered the same treatment.
Simon Hinchley-Robson was working at RAF Brawdy in west Wales when his superiors found out he was gay.
The armed forces cook was subjected to four days of interrogation, including strip searches and what was described as "torture" by his MP Clive Efford, in a harrowing testimony in the House of Commons.