- Labour’s general secretary Ray Collins has been forced to deny involvement …
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- Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has offered a potential olive branch …
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Labour general secretary denies Tory smear claims
Labour’s general secretary Ray Collins has been forced to deny involvement in the Tory smears website that has sent the government sliding in the polls.
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IPCC head has serious concerns
The head of the police complaints watchdog is calling for a national debate on how officers maintain public order after revealing nearly 90 complaints had been received about the use of force at the G20 protests.
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Iranian president says reporter must get full appeal
Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has offered a potential olive branch to the United States over the spying conviction of an Iranian-American journalist by urging a full defence be allowed at her appeal.
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The civil servant arrested for leaking Home Office documents to the Tories has said he does not regret doing so as he believed it was in the public interest. Christopher Galley also told the BBC he was only responsible for four of the 20 documents leaked over …
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A woman who was filmed being struck by a police sergeant at the G20 protests has described his actions as “very violent and unnecessary”. Film footage showed an officer hitting Nicola Fisher, 35, from Brighton, across the face with his hand and on her leg …
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown has apologised over e-mails sent by his former aide Damian McBride. In a letter to the head of the civil service, Sir Gus O’Donnell, Brown said the controversy sparked by a senior aide’s slurs against several high-profile Tories …
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