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Independent
December 6, 2008
I am reminded of the recent case of a civil servant,
David Keogh, who leaked a memo to a Labour MP's researcher about a conversation about
Iraq between Tony ...
Press Gazette
May 27, 2008
... working around increases in state secrecy - especially after
David Keogh and
Leo O'Connor were imprisoned for leaking a Government memo to the Daily ...
Press Gazette
May 27, 2008
... working around increases in state secrecy - especially after
David Keogh and
Leo O'Connor were imprisoned for leaking a Government memo to the Daily ...
RINF.COM
March 4, 2008
Civil servant
David Keogh and political researcher
Leo O'Connor were jailed last year-for six months and three months, respectively-after being convicted of ...
World Socialist Web Site
March 4, 2008
Civil servant
David Keogh and political researcher
Leo O'Connor were jailed last year-for six months and three months, respectively-after being convicted of ...
Socialistworker.co.uk
January 15, 2008
Contrast Pasquill's fate with that of civil servant
David Keogh and researcher
Leo O'Connor, who leaked a memo of discussions between
Tony Blair and George ...
World Socialist Web Site
January 15, 2008
The government's decision not to proceed in this instance is in stark contrast to the punishment meted out to civil servant David Keogh and political ...
Guardian Unlimited
January 14, 2008
...
David Keogh, and a researcher,
Leo O'Connor, were jailed last May for breaching the Official Secrets Act by passing a secret government memo to the ...
JURIST
January 9, 2008
In 2006, former Cabinet Office spokesman
David Keogh and former parliamentary researcher
Leo O'Connor were ordered to trial for allegedly violating Section ...
Telegraph.co.uk
January 9, 2008
Last year civil servant
David Keogh and MP's researcher
Leo O'Connor were jailed after being found guilty of breaching the Official Secrets Act. The men ...
Cyprus Observer
January 5, 2008
In 2006 a Cabinet Office civil servant,
David Keogh, and a parliamentary researcher,
Leo O'Connor, were sentenced under the Act to short prison terms for ...
Bay Area Indymedia
May 12, 2007
On Thursday a former civil servant named
David Keogh was sentenced to six months in jail for violating
Britain's Official Secrets Act. A former ...
Commentary
May 12, 2007
Calling David Keogh's actions "reckless and irresponsible," a judge on Wednesday sentenced him to six months in jail for breaching the Official Secrets Act.
Peninsula On-line
May 12, 2007
An
Al Jazeera release said civil servant
David Keogh and MP researcher
Leo O'Connor were jailed yesterday for leaking the secret four-page memo. ...
Guardian Unlimited
May 12, 2007
Another is the six-month sentence imposed on
David Keogh, the official who obtained the document - the same as that imposed on the former
spy David Shayler, ...
May 12, 2007
David Keogh, a Whitehall communications officer, and
Leo O'Connor, formerly a researcher for Member of Parliament
Anthony Clarke, were found guilty of ...
Socialistworker.co.uk
May 11, 2007
David Keogh, a communications officer at the Cabinet Office leaked a highly secret document about a meeting between Bush and Blair to "expose the president ...
Newsday
May 10, 2007
David Keogh, 50, a government cipher expert, admitted passing on the memo about the April 2004 talks in which Bush purportedly referred to
bombing Arab ...
News1130
May 9, 2007
David Keogh, a cipher expert, admitted passing on the secret memo about April 2004 talks between the two leaders in which Bush purportedly referred to ...
Telegraph.co.uk
May 9, 2007
David Keogh, a Cabinet Office communications officer, passed the four-page document to
Leo O'Connor, a researcher for
Anthony Clarke, the anti-war Labour MP ...
Bloomberg
May 9, 2007
David Keogh, 50, a former Cabinet communications officer, was found guilty today of one count of breaching
Britain's Official Secrets Act by a
London jury ...
Guardian Unlimited
May 9, 2007
The Cabinet Office communications officer
David Keogh passed the four-page document to
Leo O'Connor, a researcher for the anti-war Labour MP
Anthony Clarke. ...
WTOP
May 9, 2007
David Keogh, a cipher expert, had admitted passing on the secret memo about April 2004 talks between the two leaders in which Bush purportedly referred to ...
