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28 apr 2024 · Last modified on Sun 28 Apr 2024 12.11 EDT. David Blunkett, the former Labour home secretary, has said devising legislation that has left people languishing in prison for minor offences is the...
- David Blunkett’s mea culpa on indefinite sentences won’t wash
Simon Hattenstone writes about David Blunkett’s latest mea...
- The Guardian view on indeterminate sentences: the legacy of a bad law ...
David Blunkett, who as home secretary was responsible for...
- David Blunkett’s mea culpa on indefinite sentences won’t wash
2 mag 2024 · David Blunkett is a British Labour Party politician who served as home secretary (2001–04) and secretary of work and pensions (2005) in the Labour government of Tony Blair. Blunkett, who was blind from birth, was brought up in poverty after his father died in an industrial accident at work.
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27 apr 2024 · Lord David Blunkett told The Independent the policy, brought in when he was home secretary under Tony Blair, turned out to be a “disaster” and said Mr Rider’s case was incredibly serious. The...
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4 giorni fa · Tony Blair and David Blunkett in 2000. ‘IPP sentences were just one aspect of an enthusiastic authoritarianism practised by Blair and co.’ Photograph: Sean Smith/The Guardian Simon Hattenstone writes about David Blunkett’s latest mea culpa regarding imprisonment for public protection sentences ( Martin Myers tried and failed to steal a cigarette.
15 apr 2024 · By Ruby Kitchen. Published 15th Apr 2024, 06:00 BST. Now the Sheffield politician, who has sat in the House of Lords since 2015, is among a flurry of famous faces to be celebrated and championed ...
