Former culture secretary claimed government made 'desperate' attempt to block new book
More than half of voters don't think the Government can keep them safe from AI, poll suggestsNadine Dorries
The Cabinet Office had demanded the former MP for Mid-Bedfordshire hand over an advance copy of the book under so-called Radcliffe Rules, which ensure any books or memoirs from a person’s time in government can be scrutinised for sensitive content. Breaching the rules could result in her being blacklisted from any future public appointments, including a peerage.
“The book is not about me, or my previous role as a secretary of state. It is not a memoir in any remote sense of the word and has zero to do with policy or official secrets.
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