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Jacqui Smith: It’s not my fault, it’s my contractors that are rubbish (whinge, whinge…)
Jacqui Smith’s startling insight into how the details of 84,000 prisoners managed to wind up on a memory stick which promptly went missing: “This was data that was being held in a secure form, but was downloaded onto a memory stick by an external contractor,” she said. “It runs against the rules set down both for the
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Jacqui Smith claimed for TV porn on expenses? Jacqui Smith is having to pay back money she claimed for her pay-for-view TV. What I like is the fact that two "Adult films" were included as part of the expenses claim. Jacqui wasn't in at the time the pornos were viewed - naughty naughty hubby! - must be all that time Jacqui is supposedly spending at her sister's house. On a more serious note Jacqui Smith MUST be sacked for this fraudu...
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