My question to myself is: are Tory governments treated more leniently than Labour ones? If so, is it because they are deemed to have more inherent legitimacy by what we might call the permanent government, the agencies of the state which go on forever – civil servants, the police and security serv
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Israeli police have arrested a former mayor of Jerusalem for questioning in a multimillion-dollar bribery scandal that has been linked to a key confidant of former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert
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Cover-ups and scandals: Are Tory governments treated more leniently than Labour? | Michael White
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