Michael Crick
Grant Shapps: no hard evidence he edited entries, Wikipedia decides
A Wikipedia committee has decided there was no conclusive evidence Grant Shapps or any of his associates were involved in editing entries.
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Travellers’ quarantine can be more than halved if they pay for a test, says Grant Shapps
For those fond of travelling abroad there may be light at the end of the tunnel – but it comes at a price.
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Grant Shapps MP on rail nationalisation: ‘When service is useless, who do you boot out?’
Former Conservative party chairman, Grant Shapps, is calling for Great Northern, run by Govia Thameslink, to lose its franchise.
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Robert Halfon on Grant Shapps: ‘This knucklehead behaviour makes our party weaker’
Margot James, who was appointed Business Minister by Theresa May, and Robert Halfon, who was sacked as Skills Minister by her, discuss the Prime Minister’s future.
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Former housing minister Grant Shapps and the Guardian’s Dawn Foster debate
Why aren’t we building enough houses? It’s a question that successive governments have promised to address but very little seems to change. Joining us from Hertfordshire is Grant Schapps, a former Conservative housing minister and in the studio is Matt Thomson from the Campaign to Protect Rural England and the writer and journalist, Dawn Foster.
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Grant Shapps: Tory campaign ‘went disastrously wrong’
Former Conservative co-chairman Grant Shapps says the “miserable” Tory manifesto failed to offer anything to supporters or the country, while the party’s long-term care policy “bombed on the doorsteps”.
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Grant Shapps and Barry Gardiner on terror attack
Labour MP Barry Gardiner and the former Conservative Party chairman Grant Shapps.
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Grant Shapps Wikipedia edits: the key questions
A storm has broken out over edits made to Wikipedia pages about Grant Shapps and other politicians. Channel 4 News explains what is going on.
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Grant Shapps admits mistake over pseudonym
The prime minister says he has “full confidence” in Tory party chairman Grant Shapps, despite his admitting to having “screwed up” over using a pseudonym after being elected to Parliament.
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Grant Shapps confronted over ‘Michael Green’ ID in 2012
Conservative chairman Grant Shapps admits working as a web marketer under a pseudonym after entering parliament – a claim he denied in 2012. But David Cameron says he has full confidence in Mr Shapps.
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Michael Crick
Fraud allegations are ‘a political smear’, says Grant Shapps
Police not to investigate allegations against Shapps, but Met lawyers say software selling may constitute offence of fraud.
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Bedroom tax row: Grant Shapps v ‘woman from Brazil’
Tory chairman Grant Shapps calls for an investigation into the UN official who raised concerns about the so-called bedroom tax, saying she was influenced by “political bias”.
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Benefits should only be ‘a safety net’, says Grant Shapps
Conservative party chairman Grant Shapps says the government’s new benefits cap means no-one will be better off on welfare than in work.
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Grant Shapps and the mysterious websites
There are new developments today concerning the Conservative Party chairman, Grant Shapps and websites he ran under the alias Michael Green. Michael Crick reports.
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Michael Crick
Grant Shapps and the mysterious testimonials
If your name is Corinne Stockheath or Surrey, Dr JLM Richards of Dallas or Richard Warton of Tektriox, Michael Crick would like you to get in touch.
