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The UK's top civil servant says he remains concerned that someone prepared to leak data that could damage national security is still at the Home Office. Full Article at BBC News
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You’ll remember the Rokeby Venus — I was the one holding the mirror. Suffice it to say, looks have been lost since. Full Article at Times Online
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 05: Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude delivers a speech in the conference hall on October 5, 2009 in Manchester, England. View Photo »
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When I was at the BBC I never got that, so I started off thinking 'wow, great' ... But then I saw that the BBC is the second most complained about public authority - the Cabinet Office is number one, the BBC number two - so I thought 'don't go there'. It wouldn't have looked good.
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Ex-Welsh Secretary Ron Davies urged the Cabinet to publish UK Government minutes relating to devolution
Wales OnlineFORMER Welsh Secretary Ron Davies revealed last night that he advised the Cabinet Office to publish secret UK Government minutes relating to the creation of the National Assembly. Full Article at Wales Online
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*Thursday was a good day for burying bad news, as every journalist in the Westminster Village was immersed in MPs' expenses, so a highly contentious decision by the Justice Secretary Jack Straw announced that day, received less attention than it might... Full Article at The Independent
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http://onlinejournal.com/artman/publish/article_5363.shtml The EU document “Internet of Things“ (IoT) states that “. . . communication potentially concerns 50-70 billion ‘machines,’ of which only 1 percent are connected today. . . Full Article at UK Indymedia Newswire
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 05: Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude delivers a speech in the conference hall on October 5, 2009 in Manchester, England. View Photo »
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We know of people living with elderly parents who have not been assessed, and we only become aware when their parents can no longer keep them ... This can be a real crisis point. Another difficult moment is leaving school. Living in the community has sometimes meant people experiencing very isolated liv...
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TOKYO (Nikkei)--The Cabinet Office's Economic Watchers Survey, which polls retailers and other businesses on the economy's frontline, has been criticized by some economists as an unreliable measure of the nation's financial health, but others note its... Full Article at Nikkei
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The information commissioner Christopher Graham has said he will now “carefully consider the reasons given by the Justice Secretary for exercising his veto to prevent the disclosure of minutes on devolution”. Full Article at VNUNet.com
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Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude delivers a speech on the first day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England, on October 5, 2009.
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The British Cabinet meet as Prime Minister Gordon Brown (3rd L) holds a three-hour Cabinet meeeting in 10 Downing Street, in London, on June 12, 2009, for an extended policy discussion.
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Britain's Education Secretary Ed Balls arrives at the Cabinet Office on Whitehall in London June 5, 2009. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown reshuffled his government on Friday after a third senior minister resigned calling on the premier to stand aside.
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A woman walks past a sale sign at a shopping district in Tokyo December 11, 2009. Japanese consumer confidence in November deteriorated for the first time in almost a year due to worries about the labour market and income conditions, a Cabinet Office survey showed on Friday.
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A salesclerk donning a Santa Claus outfit tries to attract passersby with a "30 percent off" placard in front of a drugstore in Tokyo, Japan, Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009. Japan's government said Tuesday it will compile an extra budget aimed at supporting the deflation-plagued economy.
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A cargo ship leaves a port in Tokyo June 11, 2009. Japan's economy shrank in the first quarter at its fastest pace since World War Two, the Cabinet Office said on Thursday, supporting the view that the country will recover slowly from recession after hitting bottom in January-March.
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LONDON - JUNE 09: Prime Minister Gordon Brown (L), prepares to chair a cabinet meeting beside Justice Minister Jack Straw (2nd L), Environment Secretary Hilary Benn (3rd L), Cabinet Office Minister Tessa Jowell and Janet Royall, Baroness Royall of Blaisdon; Leader of the House of Lords...
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LONDON - JUNE 09: Prime Minister Gordon Brown (L), prepares to chair a cabinet meeting beside Justice Minister Jack Straw (2nd L), Environment Secretary Hilary Benn (3rd L), Cabinet Office Minister Tessa Jowell and Janet Royall, Baroness Royall of Blaisdon; Leader of the House of Lords...
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When I was at the BBC I never got that, so I started off thinking 'wow, great' ... But then I saw that the BBC is the second most complained about public authority - the Cabinet Office is number one, the BBC number two - so I thought 'don't go there'. It wouldn't have looked good.
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We know of people living with elderly parents who have not been assessed, and we only become aware when their parents can no longer keep them ... This can be a real crisis point. Another difficult moment is leaving school. Living in the community has sometimes meant people experiencing very isolated liv...
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The Home Office has come a long way since 2006 when its basic financial systems and processes were in disarray. Such has been its progress in improving its financial management that it is now being extolled by the Cabinet Office as a model of good progress in the Civil Service.
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It was the Cabinet Office, not the Home Office, was the driving force on bringing the police in
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The police were misled about the security risks by a senior official in the Cabinet Office, which is itself very disturbing. Then the police themselves used covert recordings to bug my conversations with officers, which is only legal in terrorist arrests. The more we find out about my arrest the more di...
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The implication is that the Met allowed themselves to be pressured by the Cabinet Office or the Home Office, and pursued the case more vigorously than they might otherwise have done. It might have been better to simply ask Damian Green in for a chat, rather than launching a mob-handed arrest and search.
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If the Cabinet Office made that assessment why on earth did they give it to Baroness Scotland?
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