BUNGLING HOME OFFICE STAFF LOSE 40 LAPTOPS
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24-Aug-2008 5 related
        

By James Lyons Political Correspondent 25/08/2008 EXCLUSIVE Fury at latest security lapse Dozens of laptops have been stolen from the Home Office or lost by staff. Security minister Lord West has admitted 15 disappeared last year. Another 28 laptops went missing in the two previous years. The revelation is the latest in a long series of blunders involving the Home Office. Home Secretary Jacqui Smith admitted last... [read full story]                    

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