Ruddock responded by saying that the emails, written in March 2004, " must be seen as historic rather than current.

Ruddock responded to Cantona's taunts about his weight by turning down the Frenchman's collar ( in his after dinner speaking, Ruddock says of the incident-" trust me to pick the only Frenchman around who wanted a tear-up ").

In 1983, she analysed telephone intercepts on John Cox that gave her access to conversations with Joan Ruddock and Bruce Kent.

In the sixth round, Ruddock hurt Morrison with a quick combination, but just as it seemed Morrison was in trouble, he countered with a tremendous hook that put Ruddock on the canvas.

Ruddock regained his feet, but Morrison drove him to the ropes and showered him with an extended flurry of blows.

The much-anticipated fight with Lewis, who had also lost his world championship, finally took place following the Ruddock match.

In 1997 after it was screened on SBS, former Attorney-General Philip Ruddock controversially appealed the film's original classification and successfully had the classification upgraded to R18 + with no cuts.

Gogarty was a personal friend ; he also included poems by Margot Ruddock, with whom he was having a relationship, and other friends such as Shri Purohit Swami.

After I'm a Celebrity ..., Read recorded a charity single when he lyrically re-worked Hank Mizell's Jungle Rock and as The Jungle Boys ( with Neil ' Razor ' Ruddock and Lord Charlie Brocket had a UK Top 30 hit single.

Ruddock Park's tennis courts are available for hire: keys are held with the newsagent in the shopping centre nearby.

Steele Hall ( along with Ian Macphee and Philip Ruddock ) dissented by crossing the floor of parliament and voting with the Labor government on a motion against the use of race as a criterion for selecting immigrants.

In June 2001, Evans was named Director of Football at Swindon Town in Division Two, with 33-year-old former Liverpool defender Neil Ruddock as player-coach.

END also provided the main peace movement organisation, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, with much of its leadership: ( Bruce Kent, Joan Ruddock, Dan Smith and Meg Beresford were all END supporters ).

Whilst at Liverpool, Ruddock was famously involved in an on-field scuffle with Manchester United star Eric Cantona.

Ruddock was never far from controversy in his time at Liverpool, with tabloids highlighting his personal weight problems, parenting issues, womanizing, marital issues and drink driving infringements, including an infamous incident involving his " Porsche and a blonde ".

In 1995, he was absolved of fracturing Peter Beardsley's jaw with an elbow in a testimonial match, to which Beardsley contemplated legal action on the grounds that Ruddock acted deliberately, but later decided to withdraw charges.

In 1996, Ruddock's tackle on Andrew Cole of Manchester United in a reserve game at Anfield left the player with two broken legs, and Ruddock claimed innocence, while Cole said he believed Ruddock did not intend harm.

In October 1999 whilst playing for West Ham, Ruddock was also involved in a bust-up with Arsenal's Patrick Vieira, with Vieira receiving a six-match ban and a £ 30, 000 fine after spitting at Ruddock after some verbal sparring between the two.

* However, the Parish had a ninth and tenth community Ruddock and Frenier which were settled on the isthmus between Lake Maurepas and Lake Pontchartrain, 10 miles ( 16. 093 km ) NNE of LaPlace.

In 2006, the then Australian attorney-general Philip Ruddock had rejected calls by two reports — from a Senate committee and the Australian Law Reform Commission — to limit the sedition provisions in the Anti-Terrorism Act 2005 by requiring proof of intention to cause disaffection or violence.

The next day, which was the day before the issue of writs for the 2001 federal election, Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock announced that passengers of SIEV 4 had threatened to throw children overboard.

In 2008, Ruddock appeared on The Jeremy Kyle Show, talking about how his football career had affected his personal life, including his alcoholism and debauchery.

His nickname of " Razor " is taken from the unrelated boxer Donovan Ruddock's nickname ; Ruddock had appeared in a boxing match at White Hart Lane while he played for Tottenham.

Ruddock was returning after two bruising fights with Tyson that, due to the subsequent incarceration of Tyson, had established Ruddock as the most feared heavyweight in the world.

Walter W. Bradley ’ s report on quicksilver mining in California lists Ruddock as the owner of Sulphur Bank by 1918 and that Ruddock had the mine under lease to an H. W.

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However again no action was taken, and the Minister for Immigration at the time, Philip Ruddock, was not informed.

* Today, Ruddock and Frenier are ghost towns in the Parish as well as an unwanted memorial, although the towns have been overgrown by vegetation, and all that remains of the settlements are rotted wood from the buildings they are still signed as an exit on I-55 and are marked on Louisiana state highway maps.

The fight was fought on the undercard to the Mike Tyson, Razor Ruddock rematch.

Ruddock dropped Morrison to his knees in the first round, but Morrison recovered to force a standing count in round two and compete on even terms for five rounds.

* Joan Ruddock audio interview on Women's Parliamentary Radio discussing her job as Minister in charge of Climate Change, Waste and Recycling and Biodiversity in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Following the 2007 general election, at which Labor's Kevin Rudd defeated the Liberal / National coalition led by John Howard, Robert McClelland replaced Philip Ruddock as Attorney-General on 3 December 2007.

He also went on the 2004 tour to Argentina and South Africa under Mike Ruddock.

The Attorney-General, Philip Ruddock, introduced the Anti-terrorism bill, 2004 on 31 March.

Ruddock introduced the Anti-terrorism bill ( No 2 ), 2004 on 17 June.

Ruddock introduced the Anti-terrorism bill ( No 3 ), 2004 on 24 June.

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In 1989, now aged 36, he took on the young power-punching Jamaican-Canadian Donovan ( Razor ) Ruddock.

Ruddock would go on to become a star and feature in several high profile fights.

Ruddock was signed by Liverpool from Tottenham Hotspur on a £ 2, 5 million transfer.

In 1987 he stated that he did not accept that a Judge could not inquire further when a Minister raised a justification of ' national security ' for their actions ( the case concerned the telephone tapping of Joan Ruddock ).