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But Whitehall documents released to the inquiry reveal a string of other changes in the dossier between an early draft on September 2 and its final publication on September 24 last year.

After repeated freedom of information requests, Mr Thomas says in a 20-page ruling given to The Independent that there is a clear public interest in seeing comments about drafts of the dossier between 11 and 16 September 2002, in the days before Alastair Campbell suggested changes.

According to a Home Office dossier, between 1995 and 1999 Qatada used his base at the Four Feathers Social Club in Baker Street, central London to issue a series of influential fatwas [religious rulings] which supported the killing of non-believers.

The ensuing turf war over the migration dossier between the Ministries of Social and Foreign Affairs has hardened the stalemate around immigration, partly resolved in September 2017 through the return of the SEITE to the Ministry of Social Affairs.

The media carefully charts the twists and turns in the exchange of attack-related dossiers between India and Pakistan, and politicians and commentators are quick to identify and highlight the perfidies of the government across the border.

At the weekend, the Guardian website published a 45-page dossier of correspondence between Roscoe and his employers.

Steele wrote the now-infamous dossier alleging ties between Trump and Kremlin officials; his research was paid for by Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee.

Graham and Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa), chairman of the Judiciary Committee, on Jan . 5referred Christopher Steele, the author of the "dossier" alleging ties between President Trump and Russia, for a criminal investigation by the Justice Department.

Top federal law enforcement officials huddled with House Speaker Paul D. Ryan on Wednesday afternoon to discuss a request from congressional investigators for documents related to a dossier alleging connections between President Trump and Russia, according to people familiar with the meeting, and hours later, a deal was apparently reached.

Last September local police were handed a dossier arguing that between late 2010 and the summer of 2012 officers of the council had promised an "early movers list" or "VIP list" of residents preferential treatment in the allocation of replacement homes if they gave their backing to the estates' being knocked down.

In March, Akhmetshin was named by Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate judiciary committee, as lobbying against the Magnitsky Act along with the firm Fusion GPS, "which was also involved in the creation of the unsubstantiated dossier alleging collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russians".