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Angry: Chris Huhne said falsely branding people as criminals can ruin lives Thousands of job applicants are being falsely branded as criminals simply because they share the same name as an offender. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
The government is at it again. The "Al Capone powers" within the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 were designed to claw back the money and assets accrued by Mr Bigs and deprive them of a luxury lifestyle funded by a lifetime of criminality. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom. View Photo »
We had this in the 1930s against the Jews, the 1960s against the blacks and now Nick Griffin is playing the same old game - hatred and fear peddling, hatred and fear against a minority that actually has to defend itself
New Government figures revealed crime rates for Britons aged 40 to 49 had soared 57.4 per cent - more than any other age group in a seven-year period. Full Article at Daily Express
Record numbers of middle-aged people are being ‘criminalised’ by target-chasing police. The number of over-40s receiving a first conviction or caution has increased by half since 2001. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
The BBC was accused last night of letting BNP bigot Nick Griffin 'play the martyr' amid bitter recriminations over his appearance on Question Time. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom. View Photo »
Imagine a Liberal Democrat Cabinet…Dr Vince Cable, of course, in his office at the Treasury…There’d be David Laws at the schools department…Chris Huhne at the Home Office…Professor Steve Webb getting to work at the crack of dawn to improve pensions for women…And Simon Hughes taking charge of environment...
23/10/2009 - 14:51:09 BNP leader Nick Griffin said today he planned to complain to the BBC about his “unfair” treatment on 'Question Time'. Full Article at BreakingNews.ie
Oct. 23 (Bloomberg) -- British National Party leader Nick Griffin called for an investigation into the British Broadcasting Corp.’s staging of a debate involving him and other political leaders last night, saying he faced a “lynch mob.” Eight million... Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman waits to deliver his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »Anti-fascist demonstrators protest outside the offices of BBC in west London, Thursday Oct. 22, 2009.
View Photo »An anti-fascist demonstrator holds a poster with a picture of BNP leader Nick Griffin during a protest outside the offices of BBC in west London, Thursday Oct. 22, 2009.
View Photo »Anti-fascist demonstrators wearing masks depicting BNP leader Nick Griffin as Adolf Hitler, are seen during a protest outside the offices of BBC in west London, Thursday Oct. 22, 2009.
View Photo »Anti-fascist demonstrators protest outside the offices of BBC in west London, Thursday Oct. 22, 2009.
View Photo »Anti-fascist demonstrators clash with British police outside the offices of BBC in west London, Thursday Oct. 22, 2009.
View Photo »Anti-fascist demonstrators clash with British police outside the offices of BBC in west London, Thursday Oct. 22, 2009.
View Photo »Anti-fascist demonstrators clash with British police outside the offices of BBC in west London, Thursday Oct. 22, 2009.
View Photo »Anti-fascist demonstrators chant slogans as they protest protest outside the offices of BBC in west London, Thursday Oct. 22, 2009.
View Photo »Under the watchful eye of British police officers, right, anti-fascist demonstrators chant slogans as they protest protest outside the offices of the BBC in west London, Thursday Oct. 22, 2009.
View Photo »BOURNEMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 22: Liberal Democrat Chris Huhne, the party's home affairs spokesman delivers his key note speech at the Liberal Democrat Conference on September 22, 2009 in Bournemouth, United Kingdom.
View Photo »We had this in the 1930s against the Jews, the 1960s against the blacks and now Nick Griffin is playing the same old game - hatred and fear peddling, hatred and fear against a minority that actually has to defend itself
Imagine a Liberal Democrat Cabinet…Dr Vince Cable, of course, in his office at the Treasury…There’d be David Laws at the schools department…Chris Huhne at the Home Office…Professor Steve Webb getting to work at the crack of dawn to improve pensions for women…And Simon Hughes taking charge of environment...
Law makers should not be law breakers, and this applies even more to Baroness Scotland due to her special position as chief law officer. Her position now looks untenable.
A vote for the Tories is a vote for more crime. The Liberal Democrats are now the party of law and order.
A vote for the Tories is a vote for more crime. The Liberal Democrats are now the party of law and order.
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