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A “CHAIN of events” linked former British Home Secretary David Blunkett to the speeding up of his ex-lover’s nanny’s application for leave to remain in Britain, an official inquiry found yesterday.

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Mon, 29 Nov, 2004

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British Prime Minister Tony Blair today expressed his “full confidence” in his Home Secretary David Blunkett, as he faced demands for a judicial inquiry into claims that he abused his position to help his lover.

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