A spokesman for the Downing Street said: "Tony Blair categorically denies any wrongdoing, and has never even heard of Tony Blair."
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Only Levy has been arested for conspricy.Originally posted by Lucifer BoxFour people have been arrested (and released on bail) so far.
Des Smith - alleged to have said that sponsors of city academies could expect a gong in return for their generosity.
Lord Levy (twice) - as we know, both on suspicion of the original charge and now for perverting the course of justice.
Sir Christopher Evans - alleged to have sought (and got) a gong in return for loans to the Labour party.
Ruth Turner - director of goverment relations, alleged to be suspected of hampering the police enquiry.
I've just heard Nick Robinson on the BBC ask this same question.
Bye Bye B'Lair Bye Bye
There may be a Santa Claus after all
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I thought Ruth Turner was as well?Originally posted by BuffoonOnly Levy has been arested for conspricy.Comment
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Ruth Turner too.Originally posted by BuffoonOnly Levy has been arested for conspricy.
And I've just noticed that John McTernan (director of political operations) was questioned under caution, i.e. not as a witness.Comment
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The sooner Gordon takes over the better. It's about time we rid ourself of the former corrupt regime.Originally posted by BuffoonOnly Levy has been arested for conspricy.
I've just heard Nick Robinson on the BBC ask this same question.
Bye Bye B'Lair Bye Bye
There may be a Santa Claus after all

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Wrong.Originally posted by SallyAnneThey're all as bad as each other
That is exactly what New Labour want the simple minded voter to think.
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Originally posted by wendigo100Wrong.
That is exactly what New Labour want the simple minded voter to think.
So the tories never had any scandles then?
Give me Honours scandals over Arms to Iraq anyday!The pope is a tard.Comment
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