Home Office minister Vernon Coaker has indeed apologised for claiming that 70 police had been injured by demonstrators at the Kingsnorth demonstration.
It's another victory for freedom of information.
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This is the blog of Chris Ames, who also runs the Iraq dossier website.
The aim of this blog is to look at spin in the media and in particular the cosy relationship between journalists and politicians.
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- Not 2015 yet
- The Times thinks that the presence of British troo...
- Not the brightest copper
- The Mail gets it
- What is Brown afraid of?
- Backtrack on Iraq
- Restating the bleeding obvious
- Easily cleared up
- Harman loses the Inquiry plot
- The element of surprise is gained by lying
- Less on the Iraq inquiry.
- What exactly will Brown announce?
- Yes he did
- Shoe throwing effective -Bush
- Hissy fit over leaks
- What happened to objectivity
- No, that's not right
- No shame
- It all adds up
- Thanks, Lawrie
- Still shopping transatlantic
- How low can it go?
- Is Benn breaking ranks?
- No problem then
- An unsung whistleblower
- Did the Jury rebel?
- BAA incompetent liars?
- No election - unofficial
- Cut!
- More on the Iraq Inquiry - and the leak
- Iraq inquiry announced
- Not apologising
- Be careful what you wish for
- Hypocrisy
- Majority verdict allowed
- Arguments against additional aviation
- Quite wrong
- Heathrow decision delay shows cabinet split
- Heathrow decision delayed
- That explains it!
- National security indeed!
- Out comes the national security card
- Whose fault is that?
- A convenient cliche
- BBC in analysis - shock
- Destroying democracy and the environment
- Labour behind but ahead
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About Me
- Chris Ames
- Chris Ames is a freelance investigative journalist and regular contributor to the New Statesman and Comment is Free. He is the editor of the Iraq Inquiry Digest website and created and maintains the Iraqdossier website.
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