T C-T is now answering the key questions by telling us she is only going to answer them in her book and anyway, they have no bearing on the LAA award.
C-T has threatened to take various people to (civil) court. So good luck with that approach. As an aside, one of the people concerned seems to run a successful expedition management business and it appears to me, is having his legal patience stretched to breaking point...
Secondly, unless they were living in a shell, the good members of the award committee for the LAA must have been as convinced as the rest of us and the general public that she had flown the expedition solo. The alternative is that they knowingly gave an award to C-T for sitting in the back cockpit of an aeroplane equipped with modern navigation equipment, supported by a management crew and a 20,000 hour instructor sitting in the front.