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Friday 3 September 2010
Gordon Brown has told friends he will not hit back over Tony Blair’s withering attack – until after the Labour leadership contest is over.
Almost 500 jobs are being axed at the Edinburgh offices of insurance and pensions giant Standard Life in the latest blow to Scotland’s financial services sector.
Cakes, muffins and ice cream are back on the menu in schools across Scotland’s largest local authority area, sparking a row over healthy eating.
A landmark show devoted to the celebrated Glasgow Boys school of artists is about to become the most successful exhibition of its kind ever staged at the city’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
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So that explains it: Tony Blair was half-cut at the time.
The first argument is simple enough.
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Can you really see Blair as a bullied, battered victim?
So that explains it: Tony Blair was half-cut at the time.
I want to protest against the plan to rein in those parades
The first argument is simple enough.