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dailymail.co.uk: Decline: Cherie Blair's law chambers have lost ground since Tony departed from Downing Street dailymail.co.uk

Cherie Blair's law chambers has lost business since Tony left No10

dailymail.co.uk     02-Sep-2008   1 related          

Cherie Blair's law chambers have seen a decline in fortunes since her husband's departure from Downing Street, an analysis found on Monday. Matrix, founded by Mrs Blair and colleagues nearly eight years ago to capitalise...                    

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telegraph.co.uk: Sir Ian Blair, the embattled Metropolitan Police Commissioner, is clinging on to his job telegraph.co.uk

Commissioner controversies

telegraph.co.uk     29-Aug-2008          

A timeline of the issues that have dogged the career of Sir Ian Blair, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner. Senior colleagues fear that Sir Ian Blair's position will become untenable if a forthcoming inquiry into the...                    

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'Moby Dick' sails into troubled waters

canoe.ca     20-Aug-2008          

STRATFORD -- Apparently becalmed in the wake of his commercially successful stage adaptation of The Overcoat, playwright/director Morris Panych has clamoured aboard the good ship Pequod, and like some latter day Christopher...                    

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Panych's 'Moby Dick' Surfaces at Ontario's Stratford Festival (Playbill)

yahoo.com     18-Aug-2008   1 related          

Kenneth Jones Playbill On-Line Mon Aug 18, 4:58 PM ET The production, bursting with movement and music, continues in repertory with other works to Oct. 18. The Ontario festival commissioned the play, representing a commitment...                    

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Peers strike new blow against 42-day law

independent.co.uk     03-Aug-2008   27 related          

Change to pre-trial detention is unconstitutional, say Lords By Jane Merrick, Political Editor Proposed anti-terrorism laws to detain suspects for up to 42 days will be seriously undermined this week when senior peers condemn...                    

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Reader Mail Redux: Pain and Suffering on the N, and A Possible Reason Why

outside.in     02-Aug-2008          

Everyone's been noticing some bizarre behavior, on the N, and elsewhere on MUNI lately, in particular, bunched up trains and buses. Those of you who follow me on The Twitter know that I myself on t...See more on...What: history...                    

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Scotland Yard 'celebrity crime squad' disbanded

telegraph.co.uk     01-Aug-2008          

Scotland Yard has disbanded the "celebrity crime squad" which failed to prosecute the supermodel Kate Moss and singer Amy Winehouse over allegations of drug taking. By Richard Edwards, Crime Correspondent Officers from the...                    

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The Guardian profile: Keir Starmer QC

guardian.co.uk     01-Aug-2008   1 related          

'He has an ability to motivate and is not easily cowed. If there is a row with the government he will fight his corner' The next director of public prosecutions is a QC with a passion for human rights It did not take long after...                    

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guardian.co.uk: Sir Ken MacDonald, the director of public prosecutions guardian.co.uk

Crown Prosecution Service publishes policy on crimes against elderly

guardian.co.uk     30-Jul-2008          

Sir Ken MacDonald, the director of public prosecutions says he 'understands the serious implications of crimes against older people'. Maria went to extravagant lengths to try to ensure that neighbours should not see Olive -...                    

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Writ large: Sad farewell and a welcome arrival for judges on last week of legal year

guardian.co.uk     28-Jul-2008   7 related          

This is the last week of the legal year, which brings one sad departure and an exciting arrival to come. The retirement of Lord Bingham of Cornhill as senior law lord will immeasurably impoverish the higher judiciary. In it,...                    

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