Peter Clarke
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Asked if a leak was a criminal offence shouldn’t an investigation be instigated, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that if people had evidence they should give it to the police. Put to the PMOS that Peter Clarke thought there was evidence, the PMOS said that Peter Clarke had said, on the record that he did not know who the leak had come from.
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