news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8210399.stm

This just stinks.

The MILLION others including thousands of innocent children on this database who have never been convicted or in most of the cases even charged will be very angry about this.

This is the right thing to do - but why can only MPs get justice.

One rule of them and another for the rest of the UK.

Familiar pattern is being followed here as the TORIES get ready to carry on the BIG BROTHER policies of New Labour.

BR, can we refuse the Police to take our DNA?

"One Rule for the TORIES....". Well screamed, BR. However, while you make the explicit claim that this is in some way something which only applies to self serving Conservatives, may I direct you to paragraph 2 of your article, which reads;

"But Damian Green says he wants the same right extended to all innocent people on the police database - rather than "special treatment" for public figures."

As usual you attempt to represent a story as something which it plainly isn't. The paragraph I quote makes it clear that Green believes that the DNA of all innocent people should be removed from the database. Hardly a case of exclusivity.
You'll never learn, will you? I expect your usual long winded waffle, but it's clear that this story in no way represents "one rule for the Tories."

And I do wish you'd stop that childish use of capital letters.