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Nigel Farage turned down taxpayer-funded security including bodyguard, car and driver last year - UK politics live

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Andrew Sparrow, Nadeem Badshah
Nigel Farage turned down taxpayer-funded security including bodyguard, car and driver last year - UK politics live
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UK government minister Catherine Atkinson addressed the Commons regarding a new bill, clarifying that it does not alter national security protocols or override the Official Secrets Act. She also discussed the government's intention to expand the 'duty of candour' to various public service investigations.

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The clarification addresses concerns about the legal implications of new legislation on national security and public accountability.

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In the Commons Catherine Atkinson , the victims minister, rejected suggestions the bill would endanger national security.

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The article provides a summary of parliamentary proceedings and government statements without taking a partisan stance.

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