ePolitix 3 weeks ago

Gang member turned minister on youth crime

A Home Office minister has told the Commons he was in a gang in his younger days. David Hanson, minister for policing, crime and counter-terrorism, introduced yesterday's debate on tackling antisocial behaviour. Full Article at ePolitix

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  1. MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 16: Home Office minister Phil Woolas has his fingerprints and photograph scanned as he enrols for the National Identity card at Manchester passport office on November 16, 2009 in Manchester, England.
  2. LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 12: Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green walks near Parliament on October 12, 2009 in London. An official report has said that the arrest of the Tory front bencher during an inquiry into Home Office leaks was 'not proportionate'.
  3. New Home Secretary Alan Johnson speaks to media representatives outside the Home Office in London on June 5, 2009, following the resignation of Jacqui Smith and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown's emergency Cabinet reshuffle.
  4. LONDON - APRIL 30: In this photo illustration a Home Office leaflet containing advice for those returning home from Cancun in Mexico with flu like symptoms is displayed at Gatwick Airport on April 30, 2009 in London, England.
  5. LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 16: Shadow Immigration Minister Damian Green arrives at College Green to give a statement to the press after been cleared over office leaks on April 16, 2009 in London, England.
  6. LONDON - NOVEMBER 28: Conservative Shadow Minister for Immigration Damian Green walks near Parliament on November 28, 2008 in London. Conservative Party Leader David Cameron has reacted angrily to the overnight arrest of Mr Green over leaks of information from The Home Office.
  7. LONDON - SEPTEMBER 25: The Home Secretary Jacqui Smith unveils the design for the new identity card at a press conference, at the Home Office on September 25 2008 in London, England.

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