Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott ordered a public inquiry which got under way in October 2000.
On Saturday Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott said the government's record gave the lie to Mr Kilfoyle's criticisms.
Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott said directors whose negligence cost lives should not be allowed to get away "scot-free".
He said if the Sun praised him it may have been to make then Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott look bad in comparison.
During Labour's time in office, then-Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott faced regular complaints that his housing plans were a threat to the green belt.
Brighton are awaiting a decision from Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, who will decide whether the club can build a new 23, 000-seater stadium at Falmer.
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Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott last week confirmed proposals for 1.1 million new homes to be built in the south-east over the next 11 years.
In that role he replaces Ed Davey, who is promoted to take on Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, particularly on local government and regions responsibilities.
The football club's plan for a new stadium at Copthall was approved by the council in 2001, but was rejected by then Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott.
Her comments came after Canada's Deputy Prime Minister John Manley caused a stir on the royal tour by suggesting the Queen should be his country's last monarch.
And in a report to Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, the transport commission said ministers should not allow 44-tonners until rail freight considerations are taken into account.
Other cabinet members came under fire elsewhere, with Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott attacked and manhandled by demonstrators at a Labour Party rally in the North Wales.
The Brits are rarely without controversy - last year Chumbawamba's Danbert Nobacon caused uproar by drenching Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott with the water from an ice bucket.
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All the spin doctoring in the world cannot hide the fact that Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has been deprived of a huge part of his powerbase by Tony Blair.
The Kent town of Ashford and part of the Thames Gateway, also in Kent, were among the areas earmarked as centres for new homes by Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott.
Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, Chancellor Gordon Brown and leader of the Commons Margaret Beckett have distanced themselves from the commitment although Culture Secretary Chris Smith said he supports a referendum.
Britain was represented by Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott.
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There was a similar message from Professor Charlie Jefferey, an advisor to then deputy prime minister John Prescott in the run up to the 2004 referendum in the North-East of England.
On the SRA's role, he said Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott had envisaged the body to be his "iron fist in an iron glove" - but it could never have lived up to that role.
At the same time, Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has been making noises that the Bain report's 11% rise with strings, already rejected out of hand by the FBU, need not be the last word on the issue.
"Barnet FC's proposals for Copthall Stadium were approved by the council's planning committee but overturned by the then Secretary of State, " she said, referring to a plan for a 10, 000-seat stadium in 2001, which was rejected by then Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott.
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Announcing they were writing to the Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, the lawyers said that a single super-inquiry into two of the worst rail disasters in British history would provide the investigation with the power it needs to force through major changes in safety.
Mr Johnson and Labour leader Ed Miliband are among Labour MPs backing a change to AV - but many heavyweight figures within the party, including former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, and most Conservatives, are campaigning to keep the current first-past-the-post system for Westminster elections.
But Mr Byers - who is also secretary of state for the regions - received a boost in the form of the backing of Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott who predicted his colleague would play a major part in the next stage of the government's plans for devolution into the English regions.
Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister John Anderson said the government was holding urgent discussions with the Ansett administrators.
As Mr Begg is a close ally of the deputy prime minister, John Prescott, his arguments are listened to carefully in Whitehall.
The plans, intended to regenerate the town, which is described as the most deprived district in south-east England, will have to be approved by the Deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott.
It is now clear that the deputy prime minister, John Prescott, who has carried the transport portfolio like a millstone, will be handing it on after the election that is expected in May.
But after Sir Norman Foster, the scheme's architect, had outlined the advantages of a promenade through the heart of London, the politicians, led by the deputy prime minister, John Prescott, gave it their enthusiastic backing.
At a climate change conference in Brussels on Tuesday, the Deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott, told European Union ministers there was a "causal link" between greenhouse gas emissions, global warming and the serious flooding affecting much of Britain.
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