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» Monday, September 19, 2005

David Blunkett

Asked if the Prime Minister was concerned with the continuing adverse publicity surrounding David Blunkett following the Lord Stevens comments and allegations from when he was Education Secretary, the PMOS said that if you actually looked at the Lord Stevens interview from the Today Programme in full he also paid tribute to David Blunkett, in particular how well they worked during the later period when they were Home Secretary and Commissioner. Also if you looked at the QCA issue that had been dealt with both by David Blunkett and by the then head of the QCA. Those voices had been on the record whereas those making the allegations had not.

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Mr Blunketts comments ‘stop watching daytime tv and get ajob’…leaves a lot to be desired. Firstly are there that many jobs to go for.Dont forget this is a man that has not been exactly Mr perfect himselve….he just has a way of creeping back in and making more cash than working at B&Q.Wake up Blunkett get clean yourselve before slagging the less fortunate.
Comment by Mike Young — 12 Oct 2005 on 1:25 am | Link
Mr Blunketts comments ‘stop watching daytime tv and get ajob’…leaves a lot to be desired. Firstly are there that many jobs to go for.Dont forget this is a man that has not been exactly Mr perfect himselve….he just has a way of creeping back in and making more cash than working at B&Q.Wake up Blunkett get clean yourselve before slagging the less fortunate.
Comment by Mike Young — 12 Oct 2005 on 1:26 am | Link

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