Broken Vows (73 page)

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Authors: Tom Bower

  1. Brown, Professor Margaret,
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  2. Brown, Nick,
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  3. Brown, Sarah (née Macaulay),
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  4. Browne, Des: appointed immigration minister,
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    1. and immigration policy,
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    2. appointed defence secretary,
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    3. and expansion of Afghanistan mission,
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    4. and Iraq,
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    5. unable to push successfully for more military funding,
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    6. discusses Dannatt insurrection with TB,
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  5. Browne, John,
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  6. Buckley, Edgar,
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  7. Buhari, President Muhammadu,
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  8. Bulgarian immigrants,
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  9. Burns, Terry,
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  10. Burridge, Air Marshal Brian,
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  11. Bush, George W.: meets TB,
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    1. discussions with TB in immediate wake of
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      /
      11
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    2. ‘axis of evil’ speech,
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    3. tries to raise support for Iraq war,
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    4. TB in constant contact with,
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    5. commitment to regime change,
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    6. TB meets to discuss Iraq,
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    7. TB’s unconditional guarantees to,
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    8. TB fails to persuade to go UN route,
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    9. calls on Saddam to surrender WMDs,
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    10. takes final decision to invade Iraq,
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    11. relationship with TB changes,
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    12. endorses Ulster peace plans,
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    13. TB dines with,
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    14. initiates report into US intelligence agencies’ errors over WMDs,
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    15. at G
      8
      Gleneagles summit,
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    16. TB’s subservient relationship with,
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    17. video conference with TB to discuss Iraq,
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    18. ‘Yo, Blair’ greeting,
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    19. rejects TB’s offer to act as Rice’s advance man in Middle East,
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    20. TB fails to influence on Middle East peace plan,
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    21. TB’s public farewell,
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    22. helps TB get job as Quartet envoy,
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  12. Butler, Brigadier Ed,
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  13. Butler, Robin: character,
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    1. inquiries into Hamilton’s and Aitken’s probity,
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    2. first encounters with TB,
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    3. on immigration,
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    4. selection of successor,
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    5. clash with Blunkett,
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    6. and CB,
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    7. on Dearlove,
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    8. on protocol for prime ministerial meetings with MI
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    9. on TB’s character,
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  14. Butler inquiry and report,
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  15. Byers, Stephen: appointed trade and industry secretary,
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    1. and trade and industry policy,
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    2. approves Desmond’s takeover of
      Express
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    3. loyalty to TB,
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    4. appoints administrators for Railtrack,
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    5. accused of misleading House of Commons,
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    6. criticises Brown at TB’s behest,
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  1. Cabinet: TB’s style for meetings,
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    1. ignorance of full Iraq situation,
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    2. Boyce addresses on extent of UK involvement in Iraq invasion,
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    3. told troops are to go to Middle East,
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    4. level of support for Iraq war,
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    5. given précis only of Goldsmith’s opinion of legality of war,
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    6. shackled by TB,
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    7. committee to discuss health,
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    8. discusses Afghanistan mission,
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    9. TB’s last meeting,
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    10. advance knowledge of Iraq war queried by Chilcot inquiry,
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  2. Calais
    see
    Sangatte refugee camp
  3. Callaghan, James,
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  4. Camarano, Erik,
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  5. Cameron, David: and Hutton report,
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    1. takes over leadership of Tories,
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    2. asks TB if backs Brown as successor,
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    3. and TB’s farewell to Commons,
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    4. and Rwanda,
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    5. and Libya,
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    6. TB asks for help to become EU president,
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    7. TB encourages to visit Kazakhstan,
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    8. and Vietnam,
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    9. and Nigeria,
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  6. Campbell, Alastair: background and character,
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    1. diaries,
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    2. author’s attitude to,
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    3. appointed by TB,
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    4. on Butler,
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    5. role on TB’s staff,
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    6. on Wilson,
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    7. importance to TB,
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    8. attitude to Mandelson,
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    9. and Diana’s death,
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    10. takes TB’s side in row with CB over Hunter,
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    11. and TB’s European single currency policy,
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    12. and Ecclestone scandal,
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    13. working methods and loyalties,
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    14. Mandelson on,
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    15. and SAS killing of Serbian warlord,
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    16. and defence and foreign policy,
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    17. on TB on world stage,
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    18. and Robinson scandal,
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    19. and TB–Brown relationship,
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    20. promotes Mandelson’s trade and industry strategy,
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    21. and immigration policy,
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    22. defends Robinson,
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    23. blamed by Mandelson for his first resignation,
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    24. Mandelson’s resignation increases his importance,
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    25. and TB’s first reshuffle,
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    26. criticised by Mandelson for spin re. government’s perceived elitism,
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    27. spin on TB’s foreign policy,
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    28. on Guthrie,
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    29. and Kosovo intervention,
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    30. advises Shea on managing media,
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    31. helps with forces of conservatism speech,
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    32. attacks Winston for criticism of NHS,
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    33. Bremner’s portrayal,
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    34. and health policy,
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    35. authorises Cockerell film,
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    36. and fuel-delivery lorry drivers’ protest,
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    37. and education policy,
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    38. argument about TB’s staff provokes him to threaten to resign,
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    39. and Hinduja affair,
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    40. encourages TB to befriend Desmond,
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    41. and 2001 election,
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    42. on Morris,
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    43. on Boyce,
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    44. and Iraq war,
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    45. tries to reconcile TB and Brown,
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    46. and Mittal donation,
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    47. support for Moore,
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    48. and foundation hospitals,
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    49. urges Morris not to resign,
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    50. and first Iraq dossier,
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    51. and foot-and-mouth report,
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    52. defends CB to media,
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    53. and Caplin,
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    54. relationship with CB,
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    55. advises TB re. Iraq invasion,
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    56. on TB’s exposure,
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    57. Boyce on,
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    58. supervises second Iraq dossier,
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    59. warns TB off discussing religion,
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    60. impatience with progress of Iraq war,
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    61. threatens to resign,
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    62. shores up TB’s reputation in wake of lack of WMDs in Iraq,
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    63. on Rumsfeld,
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    64. Gilligan–Kelly affair,
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    65. leaves Downing Street,
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    66. and Hutton report,
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    67. exonerated by Taylor,
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    68. advises TB to resign,
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    69. and Butler inquiry and report,
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    70. and 2005 election,
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    71. warns TB party support for him waning,
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    72. helps TB with his commercial work,
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    73. promotes Nazarbayev,
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  7. Campbell-Bannerman, Henry,
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  8. cancer,
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  9. Caplin, Carole,
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  10. car industry,
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  11. carbon emissions,
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  12. carbon trading,
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  13. Care Quality Commission,
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  14. Carey, George,
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  15. Carruthers, Ian,
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  16. Casey, General George,
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  17. Cassen, Professor Robert,
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  18. cataracts,
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  19. Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge,
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  20. Cavanagh, Matt,
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  21. Chakrabarti, Suma,
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  22. Chamberlain, Neville,
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  23. Chaplin, Edward,
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  24. Charles, Prince of Wales,
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  25. Chartres, Richard,
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  26. Cheney, Dick,
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  27. Chilcot, John,
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  28. Chilcot inquiry,
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  29. Chilcott, Dominic,
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  30. China,
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  31. Chirac, Jacques: and Kosovo,
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    1. and Iraq war,
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    2. TB rejects invitation to meet,
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  32. Chisholm, John,
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  33. Churchill, Winston,
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  34. CIA: and Iraq,
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    1. and Libya,
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    2. Senate Intelligence Committee report on WMDs,
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  35. Civil Partnership Act (2004),
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  36. civil service: New Labour’s relationship with,
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    1. selection of Butler’s successor,
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    2. calibre in MoD,
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    3. importance to TB’s government,
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    4. TB introduces new units to manage and modernise,
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    5. calibre at Foreign Office,
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    6. Turnbull’s changed role as Cabinet secretary,
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    7. performance and rewards,
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    8. at Home Office,
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    9. changing standards,
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  37. Clark, Alan,
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  38. Clark, David,
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  39. Clarke, Charles: character,
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    1. on TB as judge of character,
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    2. moves to Home Office,
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    3. on Brown,
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    4. on Roche,
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    5. on TB’s fears of losing 2001 election,
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    6. appointed education secretary,
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    7. and education policy,
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    8. urges TB to fight over tuition fees,
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    9. appointed home secretary,
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    10. and immigration policy,
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    11. support for TB in run-up to 2005 election,
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    12. warns TB that government is spending too much,
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    13. TB asks to question Brown’s fitness to be PM,
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    14. foreign prisoners debacle,
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    15. fired,
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    16. chances of the succession ruined by Brown,
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  40. Clarke, Ken,
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  41. Clarke, Nita,
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  42. climate change: carbon emission reduction commitments,
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    1. carbon trading,
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    2. Clinton’s investments,
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    3. G8 summit (2007),
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    4. renewables,
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    5. Schwarzenegger conference for billionaires,
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    6. taxation,
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    7. TB’s interest,
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