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4 October 2010 Last updated at 15:41 ET


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The chief executive of the Child
Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
(Ceop) has offered his resignation, the
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The Home Office confirmed the Home Secretary Dutch MP Wilders goes on trial
was aware Jim Gamble had sent a resignation Africa rights advances 'reversed'
letter to her.

The agency said it did not feel it was in the best


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The merger proposal was outlined by Theresa May in July. by 10-year study

Ceop told the BBC it "does not feel that it is in the best interests of Shock and anger
children and young people for CEOP to be assimilated into the National US university left reeling by
Crime Agency, as was announced a short while ago. student's suicide over sex video

"This direction of travel does not seem to have changed and Ceop's Day in pictures
CEO, Jim Gamble, has therefore offered his resignation to the Home Eye-catching images from around
Secretary with a four month notice period. We are not prepared to the world
comment further."
Money bags
It is understood that Ceop has made representations to the government Are US firms hoarding cash they
since the announcement that its work was to become part of the should be investing?
proposed National Crime Agency.

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