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Press articles

Recent Articles

• BBC Online: Innocent people face DNA database 'shambles' (31st December 2009)
  

• The Observer: Names of innocent people will stay on police database (20th December 2009)
  

  Comments on the lack of provisions to delete innocent people's PNC records in the Crime and Security Bill

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