Britain reaffirms its ban on Michael Savage

Government insists there's no evidence 'he did not commit the unacceptable behavior'

An attorney for the British government has reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s decision to ban leading talk-radio host Michael Savage from entry.

WND reported last July the new Conservative-Party-led government of Prime Minister David Cameron informed the popular nationally syndicated host it would continue the ban initiated by the previous administration unless he repudiated statements made on his broadcasts that were deemed a threat to public security. The U.K., however, has never specified which statements it thought were so dangerous.

As WND reported in May 2009, then–British Home Secretary Jacqui Smith announced that Savage was on a list of 16 people banned from entry because the government believed their views might provoke violence. Smiththe investigators and sponsors may need to have regular meetings with the regulatory agencies to discuss and review the trial strategy alongside the existing regulatory guidelines. It is also important to elicit expert knowledge of critical aspects of the trial in the absence of published data.

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