UK Prime Minister
Tony
Blair has been forced to change his movements in the run up to the
Labour
Party conference following the theft of a laptop containing security details
on the event.
The laptop, which belonged to a member of the armed forces, was taken on
Tuesday morning from a car parked at a Hampshire service station on the M3
motorway.
As well as details of the Labour Party event in Manchester, the laptop also
held security plans for the
Conservative
Party conference in Bournemouth.
A spokesman for the
Ministry
of Defence said that security arrangements had been "fully reviewed" in
light of the theft.
Greater
Manchester Police said that its policing plans had been revised to ensure
that security was not compromised.
The
Labour
Party conference begins on Sunday and runs until Thursday.
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