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| individual name = Denise Riley | | individual name = Denise Riley | ||
| alias = | | alias = Home Secretary | ||
| image = [[Image:Denise_Riley.JPG|200px]] | | image = [[Image:Denise_Riley.JPG|200px]] | ||
| race = Human | | race = Human | ||
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'''Denise Riley MP''' was the Home Secretary in the British government during the administration of Prime Minister [[Brian Green]]. Riley was a mother with at least two children; Riley attended a meeting of COBRA to discuss the [[456]] incident and their demand for 10% of the children of Britain. Riley successfully manages to keep her own children out of selection; but is unable to keep her nieces and nephews out of it. Riley suggests to PM Green that they should select the bottom 10% achievers of the schools and give them to the 456; believing that those who work harder will staff the hospitals, offices and factories of the future and those who are graduates will be the leaders of the future; while Riley says that the bottom 10% will simply drain the country with benefits and fill up prisons. | '''Denise Riley MP''' was the Home Secretary in the British government during the administration of Prime Minister [[Brian Green]]. Riley was a mother with at least two children; Riley attended a meeting of COBRA to discuss the [[456]] incident and their demand for 10% of the children of Britain. Riley successfully manages to keep her own children out of selection; but is unable to keep her nieces and nephews out of it. Riley suggests to PM Green that they should select the bottom 10% achievers of the schools and give them to the 456; believing that those who work harder will staff the hospitals, offices and factories of the future and those who are graduates will be the leaders of the future; while Riley says that the bottom 10% will simply drain the country with benefits and fill up prisons. | ||
Riley's idea was accepted by PM Green but the meeting was being spied on by Torchwood at the time. Her Cabinet colleagues included an unnamed Defence Secretary and Chancellor of the Exchequer[[Rick Yates]] | Riley's idea was accepted by PM Green but the meeting was being spied on by Torchwood at the time. Her Cabinet colleagues included an unnamed Defence Secretary and Chancellor of the Exchequer [[Rick Yates]] | ||
[[Category:Individuals]] | [[Category:Individuals]] | ||
[[Category:Human politicians]] | [[Category:Human politicians]] | ||
[[Category:Human government officials]] | [[Category:Human government officials]] | ||
Revision as of 21:04, 10 July 2009
Denise Riley MP was the Home Secretary in the British government during the administration of Prime Minister Brian Green. Riley was a mother with at least two children; Riley attended a meeting of COBRA to discuss the 456 incident and their demand for 10% of the children of Britain. Riley successfully manages to keep her own children out of selection; but is unable to keep her nieces and nephews out of it. Riley suggests to PM Green that they should select the bottom 10% achievers of the schools and give them to the 456; believing that those who work harder will staff the hospitals, offices and factories of the future and those who are graduates will be the leaders of the future; while Riley says that the bottom 10% will simply drain the country with benefits and fill up prisons.
Riley's idea was accepted by PM Green but the meeting was being spied on by Torchwood at the time. Her Cabinet colleagues included an unnamed Defence Secretary and Chancellor of the Exchequer Rick Yates
