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Bolton News
January 7, 2009
In 2005, Mr Scott went to
London where the then Home Secretary,
Charles Clarke, praised the Haulgh group for its work and Mr Scott was presented with a ...
Norwich Evening News
January 6, 2009
Norwich MP Charles Clarke has hit back after he was accused of cashing in his previous cabinet roles to secure private sector posts. ...
Irish Times
December 29, 2008
The award for Least Successful Plotter belongs to former home secretary Charles Clarke. "Gordon must stop being a ditherer. He lacks courage," Clarke ...
Telegraph.co.uk
December 25, 2008
There are now around a thousand more foreign
prisoners in British jails than in 2006 when
Charles Clarke was forced to resign as Home Secretary amid ...
BBC News
December 25, 2008
In 2006 then Home Secretary Charles Clarke ended up losing his job after it emerged that more than 1000 foreign offenders had been freed without being ...
Manchester Evening News
December 18, 2008
... who was barred from
Britain in August 2005 after the then-Home Secretary
Charles Clarke ruled his presence was "not conducive to the public good". ...
guardian.co.uk
December 18, 2008
The departure of the Metropolitan police commissioner, Sir
Ian Blair, and the failure of
Charles Clarke, the previous home secretary, to win support for a ...
New Statesman
December 15, 2008
Charles Clarke immediately tried to overturn this measure and so abandoned a brief period of rational thinking on
Drug Policy. By next January, Jacqui Smith ...
New Statesman
December 11, 2008
Sadly, Charles Clarke has also "blown it", according to my source, by agitating for a leadership contest during the autumn party conference season. ...
Telegraph.co.uk
December 10, 2008
... more than 1000 inmates wrongly released without first being considered for deportation - an issue that cost Charles Clarke his job as Home Secretary. ...
Telegraph.co.uk
December 9, 2008
... more than 1000 inmates wrongly released without first being considered for deportation - an issue that cost Charles Clarke his job as Home Secretary. ...
guardian.co.uk
December 8, 2008
The failure to get cross-party support for the committee is a fresh blow for Martin, and came as a former Labour home secretary, Charles Clarke, ...
First Post
December 8, 2008
... the Government's majority was slashed to just four votes because of a Labour rebellion, led as predicted by Charles Clarke, the former Home Secretary. ...
guardian.co.uk
December 8, 2008
Charles Clarke, who today said parliament needed a 'strong Speaker' to defend democracy. Photograph: Graeme Robertson Former home secretary Charles Clarke ...
This is London
December 8, 2008
FORMER home secretary Charles Clarke dealt a heavy blow today to Speaker Michael Martin's hopes of clinging to his job beyond the next election. ...
Norfolk Eastern Daily Press
December 4, 2008
Charles Clarke? There will almost be a Labour majority on the committee. Is that desirable? There was more sound and fury than light in the chamber ...
Yorkshire Post
November 29, 2008
First, Charles Clarke, the bluff former Home Secretary, has done the unthinkable and called his own truce with the PM. The Business Secretary has convinced ...
BirminghamMail.net
November 28, 2008
... to the
Feminist lobby, but makes
Britain's Home Secretary totally unfit for purpose, as a predecessor,
Charles Clarke, once said of his department. ...
Telegraph.co.uk
November 28, 2008
Charles Clarke was sacked in dramatic circumstances over a foreign
prisoners scandal in 2006, while the abrasive
John Reid, who Sir David clearly found ...
Mirror.co.uk
November 28, 2008
Former Home Secretary Charles Clarke had to do an embarrassing U-turn when he first suggested the plan in 2005. And critics claimed it would mean offenders ...
Inverness Courier
November 25, 2008
That is a general view shared by Charles Clarke, who, as a former Labour home secretary should know. Nor will ID cards prevent fraud - that is up to credit ...
guardian.co.uk
November 24, 2008
The move by the Chancellor and
Gordon Brown won the support last night of
Charles Clarke, one of the Prime Minister's most high-profile critics, ...
Independent
November 22, 2008
On the eve of the PBR, the Prime Minister received a fresh boost yesterday when his bitterest enemy, Charles Clarke, called a truce after months of waging ...
BBC News
November 22, 2008
It says former home secretary Charles Clarke has lavished praise on Mr Brown - a sign that Labour is pulling together after years of in-fighting. ...
The Observer
November 22, 2008
To cap an extraordinary week in British politics, Charles Clarke, a former Home Secretary and ex-critic-in-chief of the Prime Minister, last night further ...
Norfolk Eastern Daily Press
November 21, 2008
Norwich South MP and former home secretary Charles Clarke said: "This is an extremely inspirational project demonstrating that something good can come from ...
UK Express
November 21, 2008
... Home Office's failure to deport foreign convicts after their jail terms were completed led to the sacking of Home Secretary Charles Clarke in May 2006. ...
Daily Mail
November 21, 2008
To add to the farce, 90 of them have still not been traced - 30 months after the scandal cost then Home Secretary Charles Clarke his job. ...
London Daily News
November 21, 2008
... a Home Secretary his job. Two years ago
Charles Clarke was forced from office after it was revealed that 1013 overseas offenders including
murderers, ...
Telegraph.co.uk
November 21, 2008
... third of the 1013 convicts have been deported two and half years after the scandal broke and subsequently cost Charles Clarke his job as Home Secretary. ...
Sunday Mirror
November 17, 2008
He writes to Home Secretary Charles Clarke: "This is one of the more affordable options for mandatory sentencing." He says it would mean only a handful more ...
AsiaOne
November 11, 2008
In 2005 the then Home Secretary Charles Clarke used existing powers to exclude Mohammed as his presence was "not conducive to the public good". ...
CivilServiceNetwork
November 11, 2008
"Soon after I joined the Home Office, our capability review was conducted at the same time as [former home secretary] Charles Clarke resigned. ...
Times Online
November 9, 2008
Sunday Herald
November 9, 2008
Former home secretary
Charles Clarke struggled to find a seat in the
Cinema covering the election big enough for his frame, who along with Blair's ex-press ...
Daily Mail
November 8, 2008
The then Home Secretary,
Charles Clarke, banned him from returning, declaring that his presence in
Britain was 'not conducive to the public good'. ...
This is London
November 5, 2008
Former Home Secretary Charles Clarke said: "I'm very excited. Obama winning the election will transform the relationship between America and the rest of the ...
BBC News
November 5, 2008
Former Home Secretary Charles Clarke, MP for Norwich South, also accused the new administration at City Hall of playing "personality politics". ...
UK Express
November 4, 2008
Former Cabinet "heavyweight" Charles Clarke, nicknamed "two pizzas" for his appetite, has called for classrooms to be issued with sturdier chairs and higher ...
Norwich Evening News
November 2, 2008
But former Home Secretary Charles Clarke, MP for Norwich South, is not among those who will add their name to an early day motion set down in parliament by ...
