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Green Arrest: A Cover-up? Jon Craig November 24, 2009 2:28 PM Recommend post (0) EXCLUSIVE Is Michael Martin - or senior House of Commons officials - guilty of a cover-up or conspiracy over the Damian Green arrest fiasco? Full Article at Sky News
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The policeman in charge of Parliament's security has said claims he "tricked" a Commons official into allowing a search were "grossly unfair". Full Article at BBC News
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The police officer in charge of parliamentary security has revealed what the Speaker said when he was told that Tory frontbench spokesman Damian Green was to be arrested. Full Article at ePolitix
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The Commons select committees swing back into action next week, with several promising-looking evidence sessions in prospect. Full Article at BBC News
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Mancunians have been urged by the Tories to ignore the government's launch of its ID cards pilot at the end of this month. Full Article at VNUNet.com
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Printable version Email to a friend Share this story Add your comment Contact us Shadow immigration minister Damian Green has slammed the Government’s announcement that ID cards will be launched in Manchester at the end of... Full Article at Kent News
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Brutal: Agnes Wong swung the baby by his ankles and smashed his head An immigrant convicted of the horrific killing of a 17-month-old baby has been given £4,500 by the Government as a 'bribe' to leave the country. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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The Commons' top official Malcolm Jack has said he was "startled" to hear an MP's office was being searched, as it was broadcast on TV. Full Article at BBC News
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Lord Martin was put under pressure to resign for his handling of the Damian Green affair Photo: PA The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced in April that Mr Green and a mole at the Home Office who passed him sensitive documents would not... Full Article at The Telegraph
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The Metropolitan police officer in charge of Commons security "bamboozled" the Serjeant at Arms over the search of an MP's office, the former Speaker has claimed. Full Article at ePolitix
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David Cameron lays out plans to save millions in NHS reform "David Cameron promised yesterday to cut the cost of running the NHS by a third while handing day-to-day management of the health service over to an independent body. Full Article at ConservativeHome
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Scotland Yard denies it "tricked" Commons officials into allowing the search of Tory MP's office The Metropolitan Police has denied claims that a senior office tricked a Commons official into allowing the search of Tory MP Damian Green's parliamentary... Full Article at New Statesman
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The Metropolitan Police said it had evidence to disprove the allegations which were revealed by ex-Speaker Michael Martin to an inquiry into the Damian Green affair. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Lord Martin was put under pressure to resign for his handling of the Damian Green affair Photo: PA Lord Martin told a committee investigating the arrest of the Conservative frontbencher last year that he had been "let down" by an official who... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Michael Martin became a peer in October Ex-Speaker Michael Martin says he found it "frightening" when he was told anti-terror police were investigating an MP. Full Article at BBC News
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Lord Martin, the former Speaker, today strongly criticised two Commons officials for the part they played in the decision to allow the police to search the parliamentary office used by the Tory MP Damian Green. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Cabinet office minister Tessa Jowell has denied claims that there had been any ministerial involvement that led to the arrest of shadow immigration minister Damian Green. Full Article at ePolitix
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Let me spell this out again very slowly. Full Article at Spectator Magazine
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Officers from the Metropolitan Police told an MP that he could go to jail for life if he was found guilty of facilitating leaks from the Home Office. Full Article at ePolitix
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Conservatives A number have been asked to repay costs including: Eric Pickles, £300; Oliver Letwin, £631.70; William Hague, £642.78; Sir George Young, £104.68; Patrick McLoughlin, £4,058.24; Nick Herbert, £699.98; Andrew Lansley, £1,782.22; Cheryl... Full Article at The Observer
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British Conservative Party MP Damian Green arrives to make a statement to journalists on College Green in central London April 16, 2009. Green will not face charges over alleged leaks from the Home Office last November, the Crown Prosecution Service said on Thursday.
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British Conservative Party MP Damian Green arrives to make a statement to media on College Green in central London April 16, 2009. Green will not face charges over alleged leaks from the Home Office last November, the Crown Prosecution Service said on Thursday.
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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.
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LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 16: Shadow Immigration Minister Damian Green arrives at College Green to give a statement to the press on April 16, 2009 in London, England.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green (R) arrives to make a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green (R) leaves College Green in Westminster, London, after making a statement on April 16, 2009.
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British Opposition Conservative Party Member of Parliament Damian Green (C) walks into the House of Lords during the State Opening of Parliament in London, on December 3, 2008.
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Conservative Party MP Damian Green poses for photographers before walking into The Houses of Parliament, central London April 16, 2009. Green will not face charges over alleged leaks from the Home Office last November, the Crown Prosecution Service said on Thursday.
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Conservative Party MP Damian Green walks into The Houses of Parliament after making a statement to media on College Green in central London April 16, 2009. Green will not face charges over alleged leaks from the Home Office last November, the Crown Prosecution Service said on Thursday.
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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'.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green makes a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009. Conservative Immigration spokesman Damian Green will not face charges over leaks from the Home Office, The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said Thursday.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green makes a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009. Conservative Immigration spokesman Damian Green will not face charges over leaks from the Home Office, The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said Thursday.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green makes a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009. Conservative Immigration spokesman Damian Green will not face charges over leaks from the Home Office, The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said Thursday.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green makes a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009. Conservative Immigration spokesman Damian Green will not face charges over leaks from the Home Office, The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said Thursday.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green makes a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009. Conservative Immigration spokesman Damian Green will not face charges over leaks from the Home Office, The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said Thursday.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green makes a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009. Conservative Immigration spokesman Damian Green will not face charges over leaks from the Home Office, The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said Thursday.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green makes a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009. Conservative Immigration spokesman Damian Green will not face charges over leaks from the Home Office, The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said Thursday.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green (2nd R) leaves after making a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green (2nd L) leaves College Green in Westminster, London, after making a statement on April 16, 2009.
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British Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green (2nd L) makes a statement on College Green in Westminster, London, on April 16, 2009.
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Speaker of the House of Commons Michael Martin makes a statement in this image taken from TV in the House of Commons, in London Wednesday Dec, 3, 2008. Martin said police carried out an almost unprecedented raid at Britain's House of Commons without a search warrant.
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party immigration spokesman, Damian Green, walks in a procession through the Member's Lobby during the State Opening of Parliament in the Houses of Parliament, in London December 3, 2008.
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Britain's opposition Conservative Party lawmaker Damian Green walks in a procession during the State Opening of Parliament in the Member's Lobby of the Palace of Westminster in London, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008.
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British Conservative Party MP Damian Green arrives to make a statement to media on College Green in central London April 16, 2009. Green will not face charges over alleged leaks from the Home Office last November, the Crown Prosecution Service said on Thursday.
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