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Thursday 29 October 2009, Henry Porter's blog, guardian.co.uk "In the areas of security and liberty many would argue (and I agree) that there has been too much legislation," wrote Charles Clarke last week. Some may experience a sense of vindication reading this but I believe the proper reaction is nearer scorn, for the article contains neither concession nor apology, but is merely an attempt to reposition Labour before the next election. Click here to read more at guardian.co.uk
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