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	Peter Lilley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was rumoured that he had an affair with Michael Portillo, who later admitted to having gay liaisons, when both were ministers in John Major's Government, an allegation he later strenuously denied, famously declaring that homosexuality had to him all the appeal of "eating cardboard".
		In 2001 Lilley provoked controversy both in his party and in the wider country (UK) by calling for cannabis to be legalised.
		In 2005 Lilley produced a report for the Bow Group centre-right think tank that was highly critical of Government plans to introduce national identity cards.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peter_Lilley (280 words)

	Euro fault linesEuropean Economic and Monetary Union
		Nevertheless, Lilley was correct to say that the Tories' obsession with the market had destroyed public willingness to trust them ever again with the public services.
		It is a delusion to imagine that the Tories lost the last election because of the exchange-rate mechanism debacle, or sleaze, or the quirks of the electoral system, and that the public's ardour for Thatcherism remains undimmed.
		Lilley thus assaulted the holy of holies, and so he must apparently be offered up as the ritual sacrifice.
	website.lineone.net /~mjb22/politicsplus37.htm (1463 words)

	Search: in Written Answers spoken by Peter Lilley (TheyWorkForYou.com)
		Peter Lilley: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will list the security agencies which advised the Government that control orders were necessary to control international terrorism, broken down by date on which the advice was given.
		Peter Lilley: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many work permits were issued in each year since 1990 at (a) tier 1, broken down into categories (a) to (e) and (b) at tier 2.
		Peter Lilley: To ask the Prime Minister pursuant to his oral answer of 23 February, Official Report, column 302, on intercept evidence, when he saw the advice received by the Leader of the Opposition when he was Home Secretary.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /search?pid=10362&maj=wrans (551 words)

	Peter Lilley, MP
		Some time ago, whilst Mr Peter Lilley was the Member of Parliament for St.
		The Right Honourable Peter Lilley is currently the Member of Parliament for North Hertfordshire and is Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party.
		Mrs Lilley has publicly declared that her husband is, "Not gay".
	www.hippy.freeserve.co.uk /lilley.htm (210 words)

	BBC Online - On The Record - Interviews
		LILLEY: As you've seen, we were in a very difficult situation this year and we made it a priority to ensure that people in that position on those other benefits were protected.
		LILLEY: Well, the State pension age is a major nettle - let's make no bones about that - because one way or the other it affects either to the benefit or men or to the disadvantage of women - half the population.
		LILLEY: I'm just referring to the process of tax reform as a model for what we're doing on Social Security reform which was carried out under Mrs Thatcher with the help of John Major in the Treasury too and I think that's the sensible approach to these things.
	www.bbc.co.uk /otr/intext92-93/Lilley22.11.92.html (2764 words)

	Printer Friendly Format - This Is Local London (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Peter Lilley, formerly St Albans Member of Parliament and currently MP for Hitchin and Harpenden, has spent the past four years in opposition.
		It has seen Peter Lilley booted from the front bench of government after ten years as a minister to the back benches of an opposition that received the soundest thrashing in decades.
		Indeed, it was Mr Lilley who first promoted the young William Hague to a senior position in his own department and recommended he join the Cabinet.
	www.thisislocallondon.co.uk /misc/print.php?artid=15386 (862 words)

	BBC News \| UK POLITICS \| 'Legalise cannabis' says Lilley
		Peter Lilley, the former deputy leader of the Conservative Party, is calling for cannabis to be legalised and sold through special off-licences.
		Mr Lilley is the most senior politician to come out in favour of legalising the drug, although former Cabinet Office Minister Mo Mowlam has called for it to be decriminalised.
		Mr Lilley is not the only Tory MP who is seeking to review the party's position on drugs.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/1425153.stm (667 words)

	Lilley the scapegoat faces axe
		PETER LILLEY was fighting last night to keep his job as deputy Tory leader after shadow cabinet colleagues blamed him for triggering the Conservatives' worst crisis since the election.
		Senior MPs claimed that the turmoil in the party was caused by Mr Lilley's speech 10 days ago declaring that privatisation was not the answer to the problems of the National Health Service or state education.
		Despite Mr Hague's assurance that the leadership was not repudiating Margaret Thatcher's legacy, the recriminations continued unabated at Westminster.
	www.money.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/04/30/ntory30.html (861 words)

	BBC Online - On The Record - Interviews
		PETER LILLEY: This is a Government which doesn't have policies it has media manipulation at its heart and its core and those who live by the leak are going to die by the leak.
		LILLEY: Because we knew markets were sensitive we made sure that officials from within the Treasury who knew about markets, who, themselves, were steeped in the experience, handled the information side.
		LILLEY: Well, I-I made it quite clear that it was going to be years before you could see whether, for example, the British economy is going to come into line in terms of the economic cycle with those on the Continent.
	www.bbc.co.uk /otr/intext/Lilley19.10.97.html (1647 words)

	Search: spoken by Peter Lilley (TheyWorkForYou.com)
		Peter Lilley: Will the Secretary of State explain what the point was of spending many tens of millions of pounds on building a railway station box under St. Pancras, given that he then failed to authorise the much smaller sum necessary to equip it, so that my constituents can actually use it?
		Peter Lilley: What measures are in place to ensure that the NHS abides by its code of practice on ethical recruitment.
		Peter Lilley: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what plans he has to change the rate of national insurance contributions.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /search?pid=10362&maj=wrans (661 words)

	Migration News
		On September 23, the Secretary for States of Social Security, Peter Lilley, told Parliament of new regulations which allow asylum seekers who have been granted refugee status to make claims for income support, housing and tax benefits for the period they may have been denied benefits as asylum seekers.
		In September, 1996, the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI) received permission to bring a full High Court case against the decision of the Lilley to use emergency legislation to deny welfare benefits to all asylum seekers who applied for asylum inside the UK in 1996.
		However, Lilley decided to deny welfare benefits to asylum seekers who fail to apply immediately upon their arrival in the UK in February before the act took effect.
	migration.ucdavis.edu /mn/comments.php?id=1050_0_4_0 (621 words)

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		Lilley married his sweetheart, Gail, a graduate of the Royal College of Art and head of design at a fashion house.
		Lilley represented the cathedral city of the protomartyr for fourteen years, moving to neighbouring Harpenden in 1997 when half of his constituency went into that seat and included the village of Lilley.
		Lilley generously does not dwell, on the church's rejection of the governments private overtures in the early Thatcher years or the culture of contempt for conservatism in the upper echelons of the Church of England.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/francis_gardom/DE97LOWE.HTM (2327 words)

	Conservative MP Calls Marijuana Prohibition "Indefensible"
		Lilley spoke at the Marijuana Policy Project's July 10 telephone press conference, featuring members of Parliament and leading British scientists and health experts whose work informed the decision.
		Lilley was the first former cabinet minister to call for the legalization of marijuana in a pamphlet titled "Commonsense on Cannabis" which helped inspire the impending change in government policy.
		Iversen specializes in studying how drugs work in the nervous system and the molecular basis of nervous system disorders, and he is particularly known for his work on the chemical messengers used for communication between nerve cells.
	www.mpp.org /releases/nr071002.html (764 words)

	BBC Politics 97
		After finishing fourth in the first round Peter Lilley withdrew from the leadership contest and came out for the man in second place, William Hague.
		Lilley was one of the many candidates from the right of the party but is much admired by many on the left as well.
		Lilley has endorsed ideas aimed at reforming the party and the election of its leaders.
	www.bbc.co.uk /politics97/leadership/lilley.shtml (264 words)

	Contenders resort to party politics on eve of first ballot
		Three of the five, John Redwood, Peter Lilley and Kenneth Clarke, staggered their parties to allow their parliamentary colleagues sufficient time to grab a free drink and snack from each of them.
		Mrs Lilley, describing herself as a "bohemian artist", joked about the beneficial impact a win for her husband might have on the value of her paintings.
		It was left to Peter Bottomley to deliver the verdict on the afternoon's offerings: "Michael Howard had the best party, Peter Lilley had the best garden and John Redwood had some squidgy passion-fruit things".
	www.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1997/06/10/ntor110.html (734 words)

	Charles Peter Lilley/Amelia Ames
		Name: Maynard Lilley Born: 18 MAR 1867 at: Married: at: Died: 14 MAY 1894 at: Spouses: Nellie Burke
		Name: Blanche Lilley Born: 3 JAN 1870 at: Married: 19 OCT 1899 at: Died: at: Spouses: Vernon H. Hungerford
		Name: Mabel Lilley Born: 19 MAY 1874 at: Married: 14 OCT 1892 at: Died: at: Spouses: Clayton L. Baldwin
	www.geocities.com /sheerhope/fam00350.htm (253 words)

	Tory rebels dig in over policy shift
		She and her deputy, Alan Duncan, were embarrassed by the policy shift announced by Peter Lilley, the deputy Tory leader, in a speech on Tuesday.
		Mr Lilley's call for the Tories to recognise the limits of the free market and to renew their commitment to a state-funded NHS was seen as cutting across their high-profile efforts to identify additional sources of revenue for health.
		Miss Widdecombe insisted that Mr Lilley's remarks on the limitations of the role which the free market could play in the health service were not at odds with the traditional Tory stance.
	news.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/04/24/nhag24.html (456 words)

	David Icke - Tell the Truth! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Deputy party leader Peter Lilley has written to Cabinet Secretary Richard Wilson asking him to investigate how many ministers had been offered loans by the millionaire businessman after it was revealed that the former Trade Secretary, Peter Mandelson has failed to declare a loan from Mr Robinson.
		Mr Lilley restated his call for a full inquiry into the affair and also said that continuing claims that Mr Robinson helped fund Chancellor Gordon Brown's office in opposition should be investigated.
		Peter Lilley, the deputy Tory leader, wrote to Richard Wilson, the Cabinet Secretary, asking him to investigate how many ministers had been offered loans by Mr Robinson.
	www.davidicke.net /tellthetruth/reststory/elitelaws.html (1521 words)

	Intellectual Void at the heart of Conservatism
		In arguing that one cannot "apply the free-market paradigm to anything or everything", Lilley was, as he claimed, stating the obvious.
		Mr Lilley also opened up the way for the Tories at last to establish clear distinctions between the private and public domains, distinctions Labour has failed to make.
		As Peter Lilley began to indicate, there is no future in a dogma which would minimise the State, maximise individual rights and ignore duty, while shrugging off the ills which flow from such a politics for fear of offending Tory libertarians.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a3767b3ce1e4b.htm (1302 words)

	BBC News \| UK POLITICS \| Lilley: Man of ideas
		It came when Mr Lilley was accused of trying to bounce the shadow cabinet into abandoning Thatcherism with a speech in April that year.
		But Mr Lilley was retained by Mr Hague as shadow chancellor until 1998 when the Tory leader promoted him to the position of deputy leader, a post which had been in abeyance since Willie Whitelaw held it in the 1970s.
		Mr Lilley's pamphlet shows he clearly is prepared for radical changes in Tory policy and may raise speculation that he could return to the political frontline under Mr Portillo.
	news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/uk_politics/newsid_1425000/1425921.stm (639 words)

	Professional Security Magazine Online
		As for threats from within, Lilley agrees that staff can pose a big risk, but warns against ignoring the dangers from outside.
		Monitor what you are doing - yesterday's effective control may not be so today - and have a written policy.Don't forget physical security (something Lilley could have made more of, as he points out that we use more paper these days, though we are supposed to be in a paper-less age).
		Lilley is good at showing us the speed of change - and how security people have to keep up as much as anybody else.
	www.professionalsecurity.co.uk /bookdetails.aspx?BookID=30 (763 words)

	Eminent Old Alleynians: Peter Lilley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Peter Lilley was born on 23 August 1943 in Hayes, Kent.
		Peter Lilley was Parliamentary Private Secretary to William Waldegrave and Lord Bellwin (1984), and then to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson (1984-1987).
		Mr Lilley was appointed Secretary of State for Social Security 1992-1997.
	www.dulwich.org.uk /history/eminentoas/lilley.htm (236 words)

	Articles from the May 1994 Unification News
		Various elected officials, who were apprised of this prospect by Cynthia Lilley and Peter Heinrich, contacted the Church and cautioned Church officials of this imminent attack on the Church.
		It thus became apparent that Peter Heinrich and Cynthia Lilley adopted this alternative measure to coerce Cathryn to terminate her association with the Unification Church and to extort from Church officials a decision to preclude Cathryn Mazer from associating with the Church.
		However she was apprehensive of the intentions of Peter Heinrich and Cynthia Lilley because of a real fear of being subjected to an abduction and an involuntary deprogramming.
	www.tparents.org /UNews/unws9405/MAZER-1.htm (2386 words)

	Tory group report attacks ID scheme as a con trick \| The Register
		Lilley, who has been active in opposition to the scheme in Parliament, echoes Privacy International's suggestion that the ID card could become the Labour Party's poll tax, and the report provides a succinct primer to the flaws of the scheme.
		So there's ample support for Lilley's pitch that the ID scheme is just a hugely expensive exercise in mass perception management, whether or not you agree with him that immigration levels should be reduced.
		Lilley makes several other useful points, notably that asylum seekers have had biometric ID cards anyway since 2002, and that detected illegal immigrants would simply have to claim asylum in order to get one.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2005/02/03/peter_lilley_id_report (922 words)

	Ex-Tory Minister exposes Conservative lies (Axe The Tax) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Former Cabinet Minister, Peter Lilley, this week inadvertently showed that Tory propaganda against the Liberal Democrats' proposal to replace council tax with local income tax was in fact based on a deception.
		Speaking on the BBC, Peter Lilley said that, "the average family will pay exactly the same amount under the [Lib Dem local income tax] system" (Peter Lilley 4:37pm BBC News 24 17th January 2005)
		"Peter Lilley has admitted that average families would not pay more under local income tax, just as the Liberal Democrats had always said.
	www.axethetax.org.uk /news/53.html (403 words)

	Global-Investor Bookshop : Dirty Dealing by Peter Lilley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Peter Lilley lifts the lid on this murky and frightening underworld to reveal how highly organized and sophisticated criminal organizations and terrorist groups are seriously undermining the economies of many countries, their financial systems, governments and businesses.
		Full of incredible stories, facts and figures, it has been extensively revised and includes information on: the funding of international terrorism; major national and international crime groups; the impact of the internet and "cyber laundering"; and anti-money laundering strategies for all types of business.
		Peter Lilley has been involved in the prevention, detection and investigation of global business crime and money laundering for 20 years in a variety of senior roles.
	books.global-investor.com /books/17558.htm?ginPtrCode=00000&identifier= (478 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Special reports \| Peter Lilley: ID cards - a dumb idea and dangerous too
		Former Tory Minister Peter Lilley rejected ID cards when he was in power.
		Policies are like houses: if they have been on the market for a long time, it is a fair bet there is something wrong with their foundations.
		Peter Lilley was Secretary for Social Security, 1992-97
	www.guardian.co.uk /humanrights/story/0,7369,746884,00.html (877 words)

	BBC News \| UK POLITICS \| 'Legalise cannabis' says Lilley
		Peter Lilley MP "I do not want to see a trade in cannabis"
		Mr Lilley is calling on the other leadership contenders to make it known where they stand on decriminalisation of cannabis.
		Drugs charity Release welcomed Mr Lilley's comments, saying the debate on cannabis has come on "in leaps and bounds" in recent months.
	news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/uk_politics/newsid_1425000/1425153.stm (667 words)

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