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From
this year... |
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The middle east hots up again |
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unpublished |
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The Archbishop gets into hot water |
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unpublished |
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Darling seems to be without paddle |
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unpublished |
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The polls are looking icy cold for Gordon |
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unpublished |
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The US election campaign hots up |
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unpublished |
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Gordo The Vision Man relaunches for the new
year |
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unpublished |
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From
2007 |
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A bloody end to the old year in Pakistan |
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The Independent on Sunday
30/12/07 |
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Some predictions for 2008 |
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The Independent on Sunday
30/12/07 |
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King Dubya, "The most awesome thriller
of all time!" is in a bit of trouble |
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unpublished |
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The Jolly Brown Giant |
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The Independent on Sunday
Sunday 9/9/07 |
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The military covenant in danger? |
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The Independent on Sunday
Sunday 2/9/07 |
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Mr Brown goes to Washington |
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The Independent on Sunday
Sunday 29/7/07 |
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Darling takes the rocky road |
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The Sunday Telegraph
Sunday 8/7/07 |
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The bailiffs are gathering aound the Blair
residence |
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The Independent
Friday 4/5/07 |
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Striking parallels in the tittle tattle of
the newspapers |
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Thursday 3/5/07
The Independent |
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Our Mr Hutton will measure you up for a nice
suit |
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The Independent
Tuesday 6/3/07 |
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Senator McCain starts slinging coconuts around
Dubya's stall |
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The Independent
Wednesday 21/2/07 |
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The US troops death toll reaches 3000. Bush
looks like he'll send more in. |
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Tuesday 2/1/07
The Independent |
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From
2006 |
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Will Cameron be able to shed the baggage? |
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December 2006
Unison Labour Link |
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Charles Clarke throws his weight into the
ring |
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Saturday 9/9/06
The Times |
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Hezbollah regrets (slightly)... |
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Tuesday 29/8/06
The Guardian |
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The Tories know what the people want...er...the
abolition of stamp duty on share trading. |
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The Guardian
Monday 28/8/06 |
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"Wild Bill" Prescott announces that
Bush's policies are "crap" |
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Friday 25/8/06 |
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A new Saddam trial opens in Baghdad. Same
old farcical scenes. |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 22/8/06 |
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Stephen Byers is all abuzz with "modernising"
tax ideas |
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Monday 21/8/06
The Guardian |
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John Reid announces that the threat of terroist
activity in our airports is merely "severe" |
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Tuesday 15/8/06
The Guardian |
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Hesbollah and the Israeli government both
hail a famous victory in Lebanon |
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August 2006 |
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The French cockerel crows and then vanishes
under the chicken shed |
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August 2006 |
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UN-backed "cessation of hostilities"
breaks out in Lebanon |
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Monday 14/8/06
The Guardian |
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The UN drafts a resolution. Nobody notices. |
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Tuesday 8/8/06
The Guardian |
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Blair, Bush and Chirac talk semantics while
Lebanon burns |
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Monday 7/8/06
The Guardian |
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Tony goes to see the Sun King for a job |
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Tuesday 1/8/06
The Guardian |
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"Tinkerbell" Condy promises a new
kind of middle east |
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The Guardian
Monday 31/7/06 |
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John Reid rebalances the criminal justice
system |
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The Times
Friday 21/7/06 |
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John Precott learns what happens on a cattle
ranch |
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Tuesday 12/7/06 |
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Mr Justice Sullivan serves Blair with a control
order of his own. |
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The Guardian
Friday 30/6/06 |
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Blair "loses direction". Clarke,
Beckett et al give Blair a good kick in the direction of handing
over the baton of office |
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The Guardian
Thursday 29/6/06 |
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North Korea tests some mean looking missiles
while Dubya's not looking |
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6/7/06 |
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Noddy and Big Ears fight over the steering
wheel while Mr Plod is caught with his pants down |
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30/4/06 |
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Blair, Levy and the schools cash-for-honours
row |
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The Independent-on-Sunday
Sunday 16/4/06 |
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Blair and the cash-for-peerages row |
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The Guardian
Monday 20/3/06 |
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That Danish cartoon thing... |
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Thursday 9/2/06 |
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Russia switches off the gas |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 3/1/05 |
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Cameron tuns left |
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The Guardian
Monday 2/1/06 |
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From 2005... |
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Does Barroso measure up to previous European
Commission presidents? |
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Front cover
E! Sharp
Nov-Dec 2005 |
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Can Blair re-define the EU in Northerm European
terms? |
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Front cover
E! Sharp
Sept-Oct 2005 |
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Will those pesky Eye-rackys make a constitution
in the image of their benefactor Dubya, or will they come over
all Islamicist? |
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The Times
Friday 26/8/05 |
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New terrorism measures - Big Ears is watching
you |
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The Times
Thursday 25/8/05 |
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BA and Gate Gourmet turn the screw on the
workforce in the stand-off at Heathrow Airport |
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The Times
Wednesday 23/8/05 |
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Sharon performs a precarious balancing act |
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The Times
Tuesday 22/8/05 |
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Death hands out tracts of hate to hapless
potential "martyrs" |
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Monday 26/7/05 |
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The London bombs blow apart the euphoria of
the triumph of the Olympic Games bid |
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Monday 11/7/05 |
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UK takes over the baton in the EU presidential
hurdles relay |
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Front cover
E! Sharp
July-Aug 2005 |
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Patricia Hewitt announces new car and motorcycle
ambulance service |
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The Times
Monday 27/6/05 |
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Mr Jaafari goes to The White House |
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Saturday 25/6/05 |
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Government announces "The Big Recycle"
- a week of highlighting the benefits and urgent necessity of
recycling waste |
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The Times
Saturday 25/6/05 |
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Tony sets out his stall for the upcoming EU
presidency |
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The Times
Friday 24/6/05 |
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It's Singalong-a-Dubya at the conference on
the rebuilding of Iraq |
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The Times
Thursday 23/6/05 |
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Tony goes into orbit over Europe |
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The Times
Wednesday 22/6/05 |
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Maurice Saatchi addresses the ills of the
Tory party |
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The Times
Tuesday 21/6/05 |
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Condi leads Sharon through the minfefield
of the Gaza withdrawal |
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The Times
Monday 20/6/05 |
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Is Britain holding the EU back? |
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Front cover
E! Sharp
May-June 2005 |
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The Last Cabinet meets before announcing the
election? |
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The Guardian
Friday 1/4/05 |
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Dubya shares a summit with his pal Putin |
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The Guardian
Friday 25/2/05 |
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Blair marks down dunce Tomlinson's essay |
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The Guardian
Thursday 24/2/05 |
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Charles Clarke announces his plans for legalising
his lock-up scheme for suspected terrorists |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 23/2/05 |
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Dubya arrives in Brussels and hosts a dinner
for his old friend Jacques Chirac |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 22/2/05 |
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The ill wind from Syria and Iran blows up
Goerge Bush's eager nose |
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The Guardian
Friday 18/2/05 |
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Enter the Matron...Michael Howard announces
his radical plans for the NHS |
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The Guardian
Thursday 17/2/05 |
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The news hounds are after Ken Livingstone |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 16/2/05 |
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The year ahead looks to be one of great moment
for Michael Howard and the Tories' European policies. Could they
achieve partial divorce from Europe if they ever come to power
again? |
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Front cover
E! Sharp
January 2005 |
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From 2004... |
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Father Time drags his baggage into 2005 |
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The Guardian
Friday 31/12/04 |
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Will aid reach the affected areas of South
Asia before the inevitable famine and disease wreak their havoc? |
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The Guardian
Thursday 30/12/04 |
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The west looks to its collective foreign aid
budget and ponders, as the tsunami engulfs the shores of the
Indian Ocean |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 29/12/04 |
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A thaw in the frozen politics of Ukraine? |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 28/12/04 |
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Hoon makes a highly non-political, most-definitely-militarily-strategic
decision |
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The Guardian
Friday 22/10/04 |
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Tony the one-armed bandit recommends fleecing
the poor as the next jolly good policy wheeze |
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The Guardian
Thursday 21/10/04 |
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Young Tomlinson receives six of the best for
his poor homework from Headmaster Blair and Mr Clarke |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 20/10/04 |
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Boris goes to Liverpool to soothe the Scouse
brow |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 19/10/04 |
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The Black Watch moves north to Baghdad in
order to pretend there's a broad coalition in Iraq |
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The Guardian
Monday 18/10/04 |
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Dubya, just hooked on Liberty. |
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The Guardian
Friday 03/09/04 |
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Alastair "Gatso" Darling gets flexible
with his speeding fines. |
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The Guardian
Thursday 02/09/04 |
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Postman Pat gets a kick in the nuts for not
being able to turn a profit |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 01/09/04 |
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Protests in New York. "People-of-the-night"
not welcome, thank you. |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 31/08/04 |
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Dykey and Gilly, the ex-BBC dogs of war, deliver
a littel present to Downing Street |
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The Guardian
Monday 30/08/04 |
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GCSE results, fat kids and Kelly Holmes all
make it an interesting week. |
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"Andy Davey's Week"
The Times
Saturday 28/08/04 |
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The Olympian ideal comes home to Athens. Athens
greets it with a drugs scandal |
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The Guardian
Monday 16/08/04 |
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It's a knock-out in Najaf. |
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The Guardian
Friday 13/08/04 |
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"Robocon" Howard would yield the
axe against the evil-doers that are the DTI. |
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The Guardian
Thursday 12/08/04 |
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"Robocon" Howard shows how he would
make our streets safe from the bums and vagrants. If only we'd
give him the chance. |
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The Guardian; Wednesday 11/08/04 |
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Everybody blames everybody else in Iraq |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 10/08/04 |
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Tony douses the house market inferno. |
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The Times
Friday 06/08/04 |
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Sheriff Dubya guards the town bank from the
infamous "Al-Coyote" gang of bad guys |
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The Times
Tuesday 03/08/04 |
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An all-things-to-all-persons Kerry arises
from the Democratic convention in Boston |
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The Times
Saturday 31/07/04 |
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Can the Democratic Donkey bear the full weight
of the Heinz dynasty on its broad back. |
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The Times
Thursday 29/07/04 |
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Mandy comes out on top in the battle for European
supremacy. |
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The Times
Monday 26/7/04 |
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Hoon announces cuts to the military. Will
he himself avoid the chop again ? |
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The Times
Thursday 22/7/04 |
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Howard engages Blair in a "food-fight"
in the Commons on the 10th anniversary of Blair's election to
party leader |
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for The Times
Tuesday 20/7/04 |
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Dubya goes to Istanbul to ask NATO to spare
his blushes by lending, at the very least, military training
for the new Iraqi army |
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The Times
Monday 28/6/04 |
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The Labour government is routed by the UK
Independence Party. Let freedom reign! |
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E! Sharp
September 2004 |
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Dubya's tumescence suffers a cold shower after
the 9/11 Commission Report |
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Blair goes to a European summit on the new
EU Constitutuion and comes back triumphant that nobody has parked
on his "red lines" |
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The Times
Monday 21/6/04 |
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In Iraq, the US placeman Adnan Pachachi "turns
down" the Presidency |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 2/6/04 |
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It is revealed that Dubya keeps Saddam Hussein's
personal handgun in his "Iraq Trophy Room" in the Whitehouse. |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 1/6/04 |
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Is the Dubya, King of the Jungle heading for
a rude awakening in the approval ratings? |
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The Guardian
Friday 16/4/04 |
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Ariel Sharon tears up the middle-east "Yellow
Brick Road Map" |
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The Guardian; Thursday 15/4/04 |
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The rebuilding of Iraq seems to be suffering
a few setbacks |
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The Guardian; Wednesday 14/4/04 |
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The 9-11 commission resumes its work in Washington,
after the weekend's release of that fateful Presidential Daily
Briefing from 6th August 2001 |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 13/4/04 |
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Blair issues a statement on the "progress"
in Iraq from his holiday yacht |
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The Guardian
Monday 12/4/04 |
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Chopper Letwin announces the new Tory agenda
for cutting public spending |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 17/2/04 |
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The Hutton Inquiry is finally relaeased. Justice,
it seems, is not seen to be done |
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Blair faces his 24 hour ordeal by fire; the
top-up fees vote and the Hutton report |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 28/1/04 |
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One mad tyrant has gone; will another one
be gone by the end of the week? |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 27/1/04 |
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Blair and Hoon await Hutton as Bird flu rages |
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The Guardian
Monday 26/1/04 |
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Hoon goes on the attack over Kelly and refuses
to budge over body armour death |
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The Guardian
Monday 19/1/04 |
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Will Father Time give Blair and Bush a rough
ride in the coming year? |
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The Guardian
Friday 2/1/04 |
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From
2003... |
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Mad cow disease in US beef herd |
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The Guardian
Monday 29/12/03 |
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Gaddafi agrees to give up WMD programme |
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The Guardian
Monday 22/12/03 |
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Brown's pre-budget statement |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 10/12/03 |
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Dubya visits London |
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Michael Howard emerges as Tory leader |
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Iain Duncan Smith's position looks more precarious |
|
The Guardian
Monday 27/10/03 |
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IDS, the Quiet Man of last year's Tory conference
pumps up the volume |
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Labour Party conference, Bournemouth |
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The Guardian
Monday 29/9/03 |
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Alastair Campbell's resignation |
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The Guardian
Monday 1/9/03 |
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Hutton enquiry; Blair's hands are looking
bloodier and bloodier |
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The Guardian
Monday 29/8/03 |
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The Hutton enquiry, Campbell vs Gilligan and
a "game of Chicken" |
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commissioned for The Times
Wednesday 20/8/03 |
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Hutton enquiry; in-fighting in the Campbell
corner. |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 19/8/03 |
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Hutton enquiry; Hoon vs David Kelly |
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The Scotsman
Friday 15/8/03 |
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The Blair government becomes the longest serving
Labour Government in UK history |
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The Guardian
Friday 1/8/03 |
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John Prescott takes over the reigns while
Blair is away on holiday and announces homes for all. Can he
fix it? Hmm.. |
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The Guardian
Thursday 31/7/03 |
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Bob Hope, star of many a "Road to"
movie in his 100 years, finally bids farewell, as Blair and Campbell
look more and more harried by the press over the Gilligan affair. |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 30/7/03. |
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Sharon "releases" 500 Palestinian
prisoners back into the refugee camps of Gaza |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 29/7/03 |
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Hain comes over the top, spinning for the
government against the media. He asks for real grown up debate.
Any subject except the taboo issue of tax. |
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The Guardian
Monday 28/7/03 |
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Iraq: Dubya denounces "forces of the
old regime" |
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The Guardian
Friday 25/7/03 |
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Iraqis celebrate the death of Uday (Ace of
Hearts) and Qusay Hussein (Ace of Clubs) |
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The Guardian
Thursday 24/7/03 |
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Blair urges the Chinese to embrace wider democratic
freedoms. |
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The Guardian
Wednesday 23/7/03 |
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Iraq: Tony Blair solemnly asks for a "period
of reflection" after the death of WMD adviser David Kelly. |
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The Guardian
Tuesday 22/7/03 |
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Campbell's game of keeping the press occupied
with his spat with the BBC continues. |
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Hutton enquiry; Campbell returns from the
dead with bravado accusations aimed at the BBC |
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Iain Duncan Smith sacks Tory party Chairman
and personal friend Barry Legg |
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Blair vs Brown; Tony returns from foreign
parts to face the press at home |
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Iraq: MP 'Gorgeous' George Galloway and the
"wolves" |
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IBlair's poll ratings show Spring growth after
the war |
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Iraq: Dubya won't invade Syria after all |
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Statues of Saddam come down in Baghdad and
Brown delivers a budget |
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Bush pays a visit to Belfast |
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Iraq: Chirac exercises his "Non" |
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Iraq: Dubya prepares for war |
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Chancellor Brown remains steadfast in his
optimism |
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...and
some from 2002 |
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Tory party; IDS, the Quiet Man, is very quiet.
The "rumblings" in the wings are ominous. |
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War on Terror: Can Dubya take 'em all on? |
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Tory party: Can Iain Duncan Smith keep all
the people happy even some of the time? |
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War on Terror: Bush briefs against his Secretary
of State, Colin Powell |
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Tory party policy unclear under Iain Duncan
Smith |
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John Prescott resigns from the RMT |
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Stephen Byers "resigns". Government
reshuffle. |
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George W Bush, in John F Kennedy's footsteps,
visits Berlin |
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Ann Winterton MP is sacked from her front
bench role by Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith |
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