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Labour brings out the big guns for its first press conference
Gordon Brown is in a relatively calm mood at the first Labour press conference of the general election.
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Its claim and counter-claim from the Tories and Labour over how the Tories can make even more efficiency savings than are already being made.
Gordon Brown is in a relatively calm mood at the first Labour press conference of the general election.
On a pinboard in the Pentagon in the summer of 2004, as insurgency in Iraq took a turn for the worse, they put up a flier advertising a special screening of Gillo Pontecorvo’s 1966 classic film The Battle of Algiers. It depicts the ruthless tactics employed by both French colonial paratroopers and nationalist guerrillas in…
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