Number 10 Aide re-interviewed under caution
January 24th, 2007
John McTernan - Director of Political Operations
BBC News is confirming that Downing Street’s director of political operations, John McTernan, has been interviewed for a second time under caution by police in the honours probe. He is currently seconded to the Scottish Labour Party to run its campaign for May’s key elections. According to the report the interview took place before Ruth Turner, the prime minister’s director of government relations was arrested.
The above list, reproduced from the Downing Street web-site. shows his place and that of Ruth Turner.
These are the latest (0115 GMT) Blair exit date prices.
Mike Smithson
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I heard the story covered on Newsnight Scotland earlier, but they gave few details other than the fact the Daily Record was running a story today.
Mike, interesting article.
It is clearly going horribly wrong for Tony, however he is not going anywhere unless the the rozzers drag him out.
The lead item on Radio Scotland. It is like a dripping tap of bad headlines for Labour.
3 Agreed it is a dripping tap but despite this the drips do not seem to be having an effect on Labour opinion poll ratings which low as they are are not in freefall .
I think voters want to see concrete evidence before they punish Labour.