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A dataset containing the personal information of nearly 19,000 people was released ‘in error’ in February 2022.
Former defence secretary Sir Ben Wallace said he makes "no apology" for stopping the reporting of a leak that revealed data about thousands Afghans who had supported British forces. Writing in the ...
Defence Secretary has come out swinging as he denies any ‘cover-up' despite the unprecedented super injunction.
Ben Wallace was once among the best centers in the NBA when he played for the Detroit Pistons. The 50-year-old last played in the league during the 2011-12 sea ...
Ben Wallace takes ‘complete responsibility’ for Afghan leak - but refuses to apologise for injunction - A dataset containing ...
Goldman Sachs appointed Ben Wallace as co-head of Mergers and Acquisitions division in the Americas on Thursday, according to ...
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inews.co.uk on MSNAfghan asylum cover up ‘saved lives’ former Tory defence minister insistsHowever, Wallace said he, as Conservative Defence Secretary in August 2023, requested an ordinary injunction – not a ...
LONDON (AP) — British governments past and present face allegations of avoiding scrutiny and undermining democracy after the ...
Wallace is in the US this week for meetings at the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill. Aside from a clearly doctored document that changed Russian and Ukrainian casualty numbers, American officials have ...
In an era dominated by defense, Ben Wallace – who officially becomes a member of the Naismith Hall of Fame this weekend – was recognized universally as the NBA’s best defensive player.
Wallace was popular in spite of, or perhaps because of, his offensive limitations. He never averaged more than 10 points a game during the regular season — averaging 5.7 for his career — and ...
Ben Wallace did not wear his signature hair style when he returned to the Palace on Saturday night for the retirement of his Pistons No. 3 jersey. But he did wear the 2004 NBA championship ring on ...
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