Letter from David Varney, Chairman of Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to Dr John Pugh, MP, dated 29 November 2004, in which Varney lies and tells a Member of Parliament that HMRC that the department were not aware of my contact with the BNP – yet the department charged me with holding extreme political views for heckling the BNP at a peaceful anti racist protest in Burnley.

Letter to Dawn Primarolo, MP, from Dr John Pugh MP, dated 3 November 2004, outlining similarities between complaints made by the BNP, and complaints made by HMRC staff. Below this, David Varney, Chairman of HMRC, reply, dated, 29 November.

E-mail from HMRC Whistleblower, Andi Ali to HMRC Manager, Douglass Howell, dated 28 February, 2005, informing him I wish to appeal against HMRC Manager, Kath Doyle’s decision to find me guilty of holding extreme political views for heckling the BNP at a peaceful anti racist protest in Burnley, and all the other false allegations made against me.

E-mail from HMRC Manager, Francine Pugh, to HMRC Case Manager, Douglass Howell, dated 10 November 2004, stating that notes of case conference of 11 May, 2004 should not be added to the investigation papers. (Wonder why?}.

Letter from Sue Downey, PCS. To Carol Oakey HMRC Manager, dated, 9 August 2004, stating I am ready to return to work.

E-mail from Lyn Bowskill, HMRC Manager, to Kath Doyle, HMRC Decision Maker, dated 14 January, 2005, wanting to know if she has decided to upheld the complaints against me, because she was currently drafting a reply to my Member of Parliament, on behalf of the Chairman.

E-mail from HMRC Investigator, Dave King, to HMRC Manager Francine Pugh, dated 5 August 2004, telling her that he has not passed on information to HMRC Whistleblower, Andi Ali about whether his PCS (Union) representative is away or available.

E-mail from HMRC Whistleblower Andi Ali, dated 14 November 2005, to HMRC Chairman, David Varney, and Tax Credit Director, Richard Summersgill, saying he would like to discuss with the Civil Service Commissioners the fact that HMRC had misused public funds to label him an extremist for heckling the BNP.

Letter from Tom Moody, of the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), dated 30 July, 2004, to HMRC Whistleblower, Andi Ali, informing him that the police were perfectly justified in moving him from Downing Street, because far right protestors were holding a demonstration across the road and they may have been offended that Mr Ali, as an Asian man, was wearing an England football shirt.