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As the war on terrorism gears up, governments around the world are already justifying repression in the name of that cause, while the Bush Administration and its allies send signals that they may look the other way. If Gen. Augusto Pinochet had not been
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Dominic Grieve, the Attorney General, has blocked the release of Cabinet committee papers relating to devolution under the Freedom of Information Act. Grieve confirmed today his belief that their release would not be in the public interest. Instead, Grie
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Forget David Cameron’s summit to tackle racism in football… whatever happened to his pre-election promise to tackle racism in society? Yet more than halfway into the political season he’s delivered less than Chelsea’s Fernando Torres. A few headlines abo
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David Cameron has personally intervened in the Abu Qatada affair to accelerate efforts to find a diplomatic solution with the Jordanian authorities that would clear the way for the radical Islamist cleric to be deported. The prime minister will try to ki
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Theresa May had a strikingly rough time of things. She was trying to justify Government policy – do I hear ‘inaction’, ‘timidity’, anyone? He has been let out of prison. Mrs May said she
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Summer start for Blackburn Infirmary redevelopment By Sam Chadderton » Reporter Tweet DEVELOPERS behind a 116-home plan on the former Blackburn Infirmary site hope to start work this summer. Residents, councillors, housing firm representatives and Blackb
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Before his case has even come to trial, Chelsea defender John Terry has been sacked from his position as England captain for allegedly making a racist remark against QPR player Anton Ferdinand during a game last year. The Football Association informed hi
About Jack Straw
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John Whitaker Straw (born 3 August 1946), most commonly known as Jack Straw, is a senior British Labour Party politician. On 28 June 2007 he was appointed to the offices of Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain and Secretary of State for Justice. Full Article
