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Outrageous planning ‘favours’

Share this with your friends! Government minister Shahid Malik’s admission that this country’s nomadic fraternity does get special treatment over planning laws only confirmed what much of the population already suspected. Full Article at T5M.com

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  1. LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 19: (FILE PHOTO) In this file picture Shahid Malik MP (L) walks into Downing Street for a meeting with the then Prime Minister Tony Blair on July 19, 2005 in London, England. It was reported on May 15, 2009 that Malik topped the contravercial expenses claims of any MP.
  2. Britain's Justice Minister Shahid Malik speaks to members of the media at his house in Dewsbury, northern England May 15, 2009. Malik is one of a number of MPs to have their expenses scrutinised in the Daily Telegraph, local media reported.

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