Announcing the many items of news celebrating the success of Mr Hain in getting away by lying.
Mr Hain blames the staff.
He is not to be sullied
He remains above reproach.
How could anyone in their right minds ever even imagine that a man of peter Hain's record as a successful career-maker could be just as corrupt, as dishonest as any other politician?
Here are some of the news items that are accessible at the time of this post.
I say accessible at the time of this post in the expectation that they may get removed under some secret state dicta brought in to protect Mr Hain
The Guardian web site
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Sky News web site
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The Scotsman
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The SUN
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Announcing the many items of news celebrating the success of Mr Hain in getting away by lying.
Mr Hain blames the staff.
He is not to be sullied
He remains above reproach.
How could anyone in their right minds ever even imagine that a man of peter Hain's record as a successful career-maker could be just as corrupt, as dishonest as any other politician?
Here are some of the news items that are accessible at the time of this post.
I say accessible at the time of this post in the expectation that they may get removed under some secret state dicta brought in to protect Mr Hain
The Guardian web site
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Sky News web site
![](/img/extlink.gif)
The Scotsman
![](/img/extlink.gif)
The SUN
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a news item re peter hain attacking the weak
30.11.2007 10:48
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Peter Hain's DWP wasted £48 Million - "£154m bill to find £106m of cheats "
23.01.2008 09:49
this is from the London commuter paper 'Metro'
£154m bill to find £106m of cheats
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
More money was spent last year tracking down benefit cheats than they managed to con out of the system, a report shows today.
It cost £154million to find £106million worth of false claims, the National Audit Office says.
The amount lost was 'frankly embarrassing' said Edward Leigh, the Conservative chairman of the Commons public accounts committee.
Benefit fraud has fallen by £1.2billion in eight years and Sir John Bourne, head of the NAO, said there had been 'good progress'. In 2000, £2billion was claimed by benefit cheats. That fell to £800million last year.
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