Like all corrupt regimes, the instigators always get others to do their ‘dirty work’ hence Brown’s increasing ‘imbecilic smirks’.

British ‘journalism’ is the laughing stock of the world.

I’m guessing the BBC wouldn’t be quite so sanguine about that

Where is Jacqui Smith, Jack Straw et al or people from the Home Office ???

He also dodged the question altogether by saying it’s a police matter and to await the outcome of their “enquiries”, and he then went skating off into “And the British government should offer its full support to India” ????

The man is a nonsense and the BBC are just as daft for airing an interview with him.

Are there any opposition politicians actually left in the country who are known to the BBC I wonder, and is it just me who sees this total biased broadcasting machine as requiring overhaul ???

Also, the person who ordered the arrest of Damian Green under anti-terror laws should be SACKED unless there is evidence of suspicion or an act of terror and the government minister in charge of this disgrace to our democratic freedoms should have her knitting taken away and ordered to clear her desk.

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I wish to make it clear that our principal spokesman on these matters, Dominic Grieve, put out a detailed and hard hitting press release about this yeasterday and is available for interview should the BBC wish. Many other Conservative MPs including myself are working despite Parliament yet again being closed down, and are by our phones should the BBC wish to talk to us. We have plenty to say.

Economy destroying

Democracy abolishing

Oppositon arresting

Somebody else-a-blaming

MUGABE Brown the worst PM in UK history and his Zanu Labour traitors.

He better claim he knows nothing about it

Labour are guilty of many things which I disagree with. But four stand out:

1. Their trashing of the economy.
2. Their relegation of parliament to that of a mere rubber stamp.
3. Their debasing of the political process through the use of spin.
4. Their politicising of the civil service.

The Tory party is spineless, never stands up for conservative principles and for this reason is a completely impotent force in British politics.

Heath, Major were nothing less than the blue tinged wing of the Labour movement.

Given the extremely politically sensitive acts of arresting an Opposition spokesman and searching his office in the House of Commons, the Home Office would have need to been aware of an briefed on the arrest, so that Ministers could respond to questions. Given the ‘news management’ that still occurs on a daily basis by Whitehall departments, a senior civil servant may even have suggested that any such arrest occurred after Parliament had risen.

The events seem even more incredible in light of a Judge throwing out the case against Sally Murrer (see link) on the grounds that it infringed her human rights – what about Mr Green’s? Given this was a high profile case that the Home Office and Ministry of Justice were monitoring, as it involved the police officer who recorded prison conversations between a Labour MP and one of his constituents, Damien’s arrest seems even more sensitive!

A very sad day for Britain.

Will the Conservatives urgently take action to highlight and try to reverse the ever more pervasive use of ‘anti-terror’ and ’surveillance’ legislation in the UK. This raid using ‘anti-terror’ police implicates the Home Office in this action, given the integration of Home Office security/anti-terror officials and the Met’s anti-terror operations.

Can anyone point me to the local New Model Army recruitment centre?