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Mr Odeh was speaking after meeting with a UK delegation, led by security minister James Brokenshire, which is seeking necessary assurances to be able to return the extremist cleric.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph Tom Whitehead 2012
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Mr Odeh was speaking after meeting with a UK delegation, led by security minister James Brokenshire, which is seeking necessary assurances to be able to return the extremist cleric.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph Tom Whitehead 2012
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To tackle it effectively we need a strategic, co-ordinated response at every level from community policing through to international partnership," said Home Office minister James Brokenshire."
Record £161m loot recovered from Britain's criminals in 2010-11 2011
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Brokenshire said the wedding was "an occasion for national celebration."
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Harman said: I was absolutely gobsmacked by James Brokenshire who said no change.
Boris Johnson sparks debate over reduction in police numbers 2011
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The organised crime strategy will bring a new emphasis on the prevention of organised crime alongside a greater push to ensure that more prosecution and disruption activity takes place against more organised criminals, at a reduced cost," said Brokenshire."
Record £161m loot recovered from Britain's criminals in 2010-11 2011
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Brokenshire said the relaxation will apply April 29, the date of the royal wedding – which has already been made a public holiday, meaning Britons have the day off – and the following day.
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Brokenshire said the relaxation will apply April 29, the date of the royal wedding – which has already been made a public holiday, meaning Britons have the day off – and the following day.
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"There is no reason why the closure of the FSS will reduce impartiality," adds James Brokenshire, minister for crime at the Home Office.
Closing this pioneering unit is a foolish, short-sighted act | Observer editorial 2012
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Brokenshire said the wedding was "an occasion for national celebration."
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