No one to face charges in cash for honours inquiry – The Guardian

Posted July 20th, 2007 in news, peerages & dignities by sally

“The Crown Prosecution Service has told Scotland Yard that no charges will be brought against the three people arrested in the cash for honours inquiry, bringing to an end a 16-month inquiry that cost £800,000 and rocked the Labour party.”

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The Guardian, 20th July 2007

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CPS has ‘all evidence it needs’ in honours case – The Guardian

Posted July 6th, 2007 in news, peerages & dignities by michael

“The Crown Prosecution Service said today it had ‘all the evidence we need to make a decision’ on whether to bring charges in the cash-for-honours affair.”

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Guardian, 6th July 2007

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Attorney may not decide over ‘cash for peerages’ – The Times

Posted July 4th, 2007 in attorney general, news, peerages & dignities by sally

“The Attorney-General may have to step aside from the key decision on whether there will be a prosecution over ‘cash for peerages’ under the constitutional reforms outlined yesterday.”

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The Times, 4th July 2007

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Met reveals £750k cash for honours inquiry bill – The Guardian

Posted June 6th, 2007 in news, peerages & dignities, police by sally

“Scotland Yard revealed yesterday that the police investigation into the cash-for-honours affair has cost more than £750,000 as two key figures were bailed again in connection with the allegations.”

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The Guardian, 6th June 2007

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CPS to reopen cash for honours investigation – Daily Telegraph

Posted June 5th, 2007 in news, peerages & dignities by sally

“Detectives have been instructed to reopen their inquiries in the cash for honours investigation which has engulfed Downing Street”

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Daily Telegraph, 5th June 2007

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‘More inquiries’ in honours probe – BBC News

Posted June 4th, 2007 in news, peerages & dignities by sally

“The Crown Prosecution Service has asked cash-for-honours probe police to ‘undertake further inquiries’.”

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BBC News, 4th June 2007

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Law chief refuses to give up crucial say on honours inquiry – The Times

Posted April 23rd, 2007 in news, peerages & dignities by sally

“Lord Goldsmith, the Attorney-General, insisted yesterday that he would not give up his power to have the final say on whether prosecutions are brought in the cash-for-honours inquiry.”

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The Times, 23rd April 2007

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Police hand cash-for-honours file to CPS – The Guardian

Posted April 20th, 2007 in news, peerages & dignities by sally

“Detectives investigating the cash-for-honours allegations have finished their inquiries and today handed a dossier to the Crown Prosecution Service.”

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The Guardian, 20th April 2007

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