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Inquiry launched into lost Home Office memo

The Home Office is to become the subject of a police investigation after 300 pages of confidential information were lost in a Westminster pub. A leak investigation has been launched by the department's permanent secretary, John Gieve, as the police hunt for the documents, said to include a statement to staff warning them to remain alert to anti-terrorist threats, and a policy document detailing the government's failure to convict persistent criminals.

Published: Mon, 29 Oct 2001 01:00:00 GMT+00

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