It is great to see the Sun defening our liberties. I wish I believed it would be so keen to do so under a Conservative government.A baby's genetic profile is on the national police DNA database, ministers admitted last night.
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said the youngest person on the database was aged less than one.
There was no explanation of why the baby was there.
Lib Dem home affairs spokesman Chris Huhne blasted keeping kids’ profiles as “illegal, immoral and ineffective”.
Ministers have pledged to remove under-tens from the database.
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Monday, March 09, 2009
Baby aged under one on DNA database
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It would have been nice to see Chris Huhne get so animated about Geert Wilders being banned from the UK despite not having broken any laws.
Oh wait, I forgot - Chris Huhne only supports civil liberties when it suits him.
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