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The demand comes in the wake of a recent assurance from Home Secretary Alan Johnson that waiting times for visas for Pakistanis would be cut from two months to 15 days. Full Article at New Kerala
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WELCOME TO GLASGOW: Nick Griffin gets a warm greeting from a voter on the campaign trail. Full Article at Press and Journal
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Home Secretary Alan Johnson will try to calm scientists' anger over the sacking of Professor David Nutt at crisis talks with the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs. Full Article at Hounslow Chronicle
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Home Secretary Alan Johnson will try to calm scientists' anger over the sacking of Professor David Nutt at crisis talks with the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs. Full Article at Channel 4
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Shadow Home Secretary Chris Grayling said the Home Office mounted a cover-up to hide details of the open-door border policy. The row erupted after Home Secretary Alan Johnson called for a national debate on immigration policy. Full Article at Daily Express
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Alan Johnson has been accused of misleading Parliament over the sacking of David Nutt as his chief drug adviser after it emerged that the Home Office was informed in advance of the controversial lecture that prompted his dismissal. Full Article at Times Online
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Nick Griffin meets a member of the public on the campaign trail in Glasgow North East on 9 November 2009. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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The way "instant justice" cautions are used to deal with some offences involving violence, including 40,000 assaults each year, is to be reviewed after concerns raised by magistrates, the director of public prosecutions and senior police officers. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Chancellor Alastair Darling and home secretary Alan Johnson have been campaigning in Scotland today, ahead of the Glasgow North East by-election on Thursday. Full Article at ePolitix
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Home secretary Alan Johnson has called for a discussion on immigration, saying the government has "shied away" from the issue. Full Article at ePolitix
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Mr Johnson said: "People think Labour has shied away from a debate on it. They may well be right. "My post bag is bigger on immigration than any other issue. It is a major public concern." Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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Alistair Darling and Alan Johnson will join Labour's candidate, Willie Bain, in the Glasgow North East constituency today, following Gordon Brown's visit on Friday Two leading Labour cabinet ministers will visit Glasgow today to help increase votes as... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Labour has at last acknowledged the damage the BNP’s rise has caused them. Full Article at Spectator Magazine
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Home Secretary Alan Johnson has called for a "rational" debate on immigration to challenge the views of the far right British National Party. Full Article at 24Dash.com
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A COMMUNITY stalwart has been honoured by the Government for helping tackle crime and anti-social behaviour in his village. Full Article at The Northern Echo
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Home Secretary Alan Johnson last night called for a "rational" public debate on immigration. Mr Johnson said: "People think Labour has shied away from a debate on it. They may well be right. "My post bag is bigger on immigration than any other issue. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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Home Secretary Alan Johnson has called for a "rational" debate on immigration to challenge the views of the far right British National Party. Full Article at Coventry Telegraph
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The Home Secretary, Alan Johnson, suggests in an interview with this newspaper today that the Government has "shied away" from the debate about immigration. In fact ministers have often seemed to talk about little else over the past decade. Full Article at The Independent
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Alan Johnson remains unrepentant over the controversial sacking of his chief adviser on drugs and is surprised about the outcry from scientists over the decision. Full Article at The Independent
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The Home Secretary, Alan Johnson, is to launch a drive to convince the public that immigration is a "good thing" for Britain as Labour goes on the offensive against the British National Party and the Conservatives ahead of the general election. Full Article at The Independent
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Without question, Wall Street is showing signs of steady improvement and we are seeing many professionals benefit financially from it
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I long for the day when I won't just be writing letters or making phone calls to (Home Secretary) Alan Johnson or Phil Woolas to try and persuade them that their latest crazy decision needs to be amended.
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This year will be one of the most uneven for Wall Street bonuses we've seen in a long, long time
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There's nothing better than going into the last weekend of the season with Alan Johnson in your corner
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It has been absolutely fantastic ... I was in and out, and back at work the following day with no side effects to speak of. It was so straightforward and easy for both the patient and for the NHS as there’s no follow-up drugs needed. Once you’re done, you’re done.
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If Alan Johnson seriously thinks that nearly half the adult population is going to voluntarily pay for ID cards out of their own pocket then he is completely deluded
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I am thrilled and excited by my selection, not only for the opportunities it allows for study, but also for the opportunity it offers to be an ambassador for Idaho State University (ISU) and American higher education
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This shows how irresponsible Alan Johnson was when he said in July that he did not lie awake at night worrying about a population of 70 million. The failure of Labour to control immigration has left us in this difficult position. A Conservative Government would introduce a limit on the numbers allowed t...
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In many regards, we are to liquor what Starbucks is to coffee, and we are to liquor what Southwest Airlines is to travel
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This is wrong. It must be stopped, and Gordon Brown and Alan Johnson can stop it by trying Gary McKinnon here under British law rather than shipping him off to a jail in America
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What we've seen today is that Chris Grayling is so keen to do Britain down, he'll attack anything - including his own party.
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I long for the day when I won't be just writing letters or making phone calls to Alan Johnson or Phil Woolas to try and persuade them that their latest crazy decision needs to be amended. I long for the day, as First Minister in the Scottish Parliament, that we can legislate for an immigration system th...
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The Pakistan government is setting up a national counter-terrorism agency and the UK is ready to second people to that, ready to provide help and assistance ... The important point is to have a relationship where we can share intelligence between our two countries and that we will do very effectively.
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