The company belonging to the back-to-work tsar, Emma Harrison, which is being looked at by Thames Valley Police in connection with allegations of fraud by employees, has been investigated nine times since 2005 by the Department for Work and Pensions.
Government is urged to tax profits of the Big Six
Friday 10 February 2012
One hundred leading figures are today urging the Government to tackle the predatory behaviour of big energy companies by introducing a new levy on their profits.
End energy profiteering: The rich get richer, the poor get colder
Friday 10 February 2012
Big Six suppliers heading for bumper profits and bonuses as more than 5.5 million UK homes hit by fuel poverty
Bill Bratton: The gang-buster cop who still hankers after Scotland Yard
Sunday 22 January 2012
News Group pay £200,00 to Tessa Jowell for NOTW hacking damages
Monday 12 December 2011
Former Cabinet minister Tessa Jowell has accepted £200,000 in damages after her phone was targeted by the News of the World.
Stephen Glover on the Press
Monday 28 March 2005
David Blunkett: 'I'd like to come back but I have to earn it. That means the graft of getting round the country'
Monday 21 March 2005
The sniffer dog, a spaniel, was the first clue. Then the small posse of police wearing earpieces and flak jackets confirmed the suspicions. The target was heading for platform five at King's Cross station.
Furious Quinns launch tirade against Blunkett
Sunday 06 March 2005
The wronged husband and the spurned lover resume duel by media
Sunday 06 March 2005
Blunkett launches battle for second son
Sunday 13 February 2005
The former home secretary David Blunkett is reported to have launched a legal challenge against his former lover, Kimberly Quinn, claiming he is the father of her new son born earlier this month.
'I'm relieved to be out of government' admits Blunkett
Sunday 06 February 2005
Blunkett's tale reaches pub stage
Saturday 05 February 2005
Fridays at the Grey Horse Inn near York tend to centre on Black Sheep ale and a plateful of home-made beef lasagne. But they were seasoned last night with a story of one man's experience of intrigue, infidelity, tragedy and power which is soon to grace a West End stage.
Blunkett bid to halt 24-hour drinking
Sunday 16 January 2005
Home Officials tried to block the Government's much-criticised plan to abolish pub opening hours, fearing that it could lead to increased crime and be a nuisance to people living near pubs.
Praise for Blunkett seen as signal of quick return to the Cabinet
Thursday 06 January 2005
Tony Blair signalled a rapid return to the Cabinet for David Blunkett yesterday, as he praised the "real integrity" of his former Home Secretary.
Focus: Call my bluff...
Sunday 26 December 2004








