The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday
Home secretary eschews polarised arguments, either for immigration to cease or for an 'open door' policy The home secretary, Alan Johnson, tonight set out the terms for a national debate on immigration, saying it was legitimate to argue for a pre-determined quota on migration but not to call for immigration to cease or for an "open door" policy. For the first time in recent...
EuropeNews (Free subscription) | 12/08/2009
THE Home Secretary has issued a plea to the people of Harrow to stay away from planned protests in Wealdstone this Sunday. Alan Johnson MP said the best thing for residents to do is to stay away
Times Online (Free subscription) | yesterday
Britain is being “terrorised” by official projections that the population will reach 70 million within two decades, the Home Secretary said today.
Financial Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
Official forecasts predicting the UK population will hit 70m within 20 years are being used to 'terrorise' the public over immigration, according to Alan Johnson, the home secretary
ModernityBlog (Free subscription) | 12/05/2009
Anne McLaughlin has taken up the terrible case of Florence and Precious Mhango, but can’t seem to get thru to Alan Johnson, the British Home Secretary, still I hope one of his lackeys will see this: Dear Mr Johnson Florence and Precious (Tionge) Mhango I am sure you will be aware of the above named mother and daughter [...]
As I See It (Free subscription) | 12/04/2009
... Labour Party used to tell themselves a version of the fairytale written above with Home Secretary Alan Johnson cast as the hero. Surely a man so nice he behaved like he really didn’t want to be Home Secretary let alone PM would make an ideal leader, no more spin, no more expenses scandals; with Captain Alan at the wheel everything would work out fine. Anyone with a passing...
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
Mother of one of NatWest Three warns programmer wanted on hacking charges "will not survive grave toll of extradition".
Times Online (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
There is a growing clamour for police reform, but Alan Johnson’s White Paper singularly fails to answer it. No matter how grandly the Home Secretary talks in his foreword of “our vision for policing”, this is little more than an attempt to identify fiscal savings in the cash-strapped years that lie ahead.
Webeufobelievers (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
The news means that in theory that Mr McKinnon could be sent to America before the new year, if his application in the UK for judicial review is rejected, and he is refused leave to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights. Mr McKinnon was this afternoon given until Thursday 10 December to challenge a decision in the High Court by the Home Secretary to ignore fresh medical evidence about Mr
Les Bonner (Free subscription) | yesterday
“We need to halt illegal immigration and ensure migrants move to where they are needed,” said the Liberal Democrat Shadow Home Secretary, Chris Huhne. Responding to Alan Johnson’s comment that the public feel ‘terrorised’ by the idea of the population rising to 70m, Chris Huhne said: “Labour and the Tories seem more interested in what the population...
Evening Standard - News (Free subscription) | yesterday
The public is being "terrorised" by the idea that the population will hit the 70 million mark, Home Secretary Alan Johnson said
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | yesterday
Britain is being "terrorised by the spectre" of the population hitting 70 million, Alan Johnson, the Home Secretary, has said.
Chris Huhne MP News Stories (Free subscription) | yesterday
Responding to Alan Johnson's comment that the public feel 'terrorised' by the idea of the population rising to 70m, Liberal Democrat Shadow Home Secretary, Chris Huhne said:
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | yesterday
British computer programmer Gary McKinnon has been granted another seven days to challenge Alan Johnson's decision to extradite him to America to answer computer hacking charges.
The Independent (Free subscription) | yesterday
The public is being "terrorised" by the idea that the population will hit the 70 million mark, Home Secretary Alan Johnson said today.
