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Attorney General sorry for "technical breach"

Baroness Scotland has said she had not committed a criminal act but accepted her "administrative penalty" of £5,000 for failing to take photocopies of documents relating to her hiring of a housekeeper.

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Fido7585
  • 13:12 |
  • 25 Sep 2009
  • 0

Here we go again.  Just like all the Labour stooges, lying through her teeth. She has broken the law. She should go.