Hain donations 'an incompetence'
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Peter Hain was guilty of "an incompetence" over donations that he has admitted to, the prime minister says.
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Cabinet support for Peter Hain appears to be waning as Ed Balls insists government ministers should maintain 'highest standards in public life'
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Peter Hain apologises "for any embarrassment" caused over donations but says he is to get on with his cabinet jobs.
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PM defends Peter Hain after apology to colleagues over failure to declare campaign donations
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Comment is free: Peter Hain: Labour wants welfare to help people work, Tories want it to be punitive
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Health Secretary Alan Johnson is accused of accepting a donation channelled through a third party.
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Blinded by novelty A House of Commons public spending watchdog has accused BBC chief Mark Thompson of illegally supporting Microsoft. In failing to ensure iPlayer on demand services are available to all licence fee payers he has been blinded by the novelty of the internet, it's charged.â¦
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Minister solicited most of the 17 donations totalling Â£103,155 that his campaign had failed to register
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Calls for investigation into overnight allowance that is 'taken on trust'
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Politicians should be subjected to greater checks on how they spend allowances, sleaze watchdog says
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Work and Pension Secretary Peter Hain is given unanimous backing  from his local party amid the donations row.
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Labour's Scottish leader is reported to the procurator fiscal for failing to publicly declare campaign donations.
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Cabinet member Peter Hain welcomes donations to the Labour Party from financiers, despite union anger.
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The work and pensions secretary failed to declare Â£103,000 in donations to his Labour deputy leadership bid.
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The UK Independence Party says a legal bid to force it to return Â£367,697 of donations could leave it "penniless".
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A Labour donor says he will almost certainly stop giving money because of Cabinet disunity and overseas concerns.
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Is that poor restaurant worker who gave $1,000 to the campaign a real donor, or an illegal proxy? That's the question every campaign is trying to figure out how to answer