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UK: Freedom of Information: Cabinet Office refuses to reveal "personal and political contacts" between the Prime Minister, Tony Blair, and Rupert Murdoch

01 July 2006

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Lord Eric Avebury is challenging the decision of the Information Commissioner to only list one "official" telephone conversation between the two. He is also questioning "unspecified amendments" to the Commissioner's decision made at the request of the Cabinet Office.

Press release

Decision of the Information Commissioner

Letter from the Cabinet Office

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