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===Campbell, Alastair===
===Campbell, Alastair===
Journalist and commumications specialist. Born 1957. Political editor ''Daily Mirror, 1989-93. Spokesman for TB 1994-2003, Author ''The Blair Years'', 2007.
Journalist and commumications specialist. Born 1957. Political editor ''Daily Mirror, 1989-93. Spokesman for TB 1994-2003. Author ''The Blair Years'', 2007.


"Campbell's exuberant personality was the most powerful force in Number 10 from 1997 to 2003" <ref>Blair (311)</ref>.
"Campbell's exuberant personality was the most powerful force in Number 10 from 1997 to 2003" <ref>Blair (311)</ref>.

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An informational catalog, or several catalogs, about Tony Blair.

Persona

Balls, Ed

Becket, Margaret

Campbell, Alastair

Journalist and commumications specialist. Born 1957. Political editor Daily Mirror, 1989-93. Spokesman for TB 1994-2003. Author The Blair Years, 2007.

"Campbell's exuberant personality was the most powerful force in Number 10 from 1997 to 2003" [1].

Cook, Robin

Gould, Phillip

Irvine, Derry

Lawyer. Born 1940. TB's law tutor. Lord Chancellor 1997-2003. "Derry taught me how to think"[2]

Jenkins, Roy

Kinnock, Neil

Milliband, David

Milliband, Ed

Powell, Jonathan

Prescott, John

Smith, John

Straw, Jack

Thomson, Peter

Australian Anglican priest. Born 1936. TB's "friend, teacher and mentor" [3]


The machinery of government

Audit Commission

Cabinet

Cabinet committees

Cabinet Office

Delivery Unit

Government Information Service

Joint Intelligence Committee

Policy Unit

Press Office

Royal Prerogative

Strategy Unit

Reports of inquiries

Chilcott inquiry

[4]

Inquiry of House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee into the decision to go to war in Iraq

Gershon inquiry

Hutton inquiry

References

(References, with page numbers, to Tony Blair's memoirs (Tony Blair: A Journey, Hutchinson, 2010) are shown as "Journey (xxx)", and references to Anthony Seldon's biography (Anthony Seldon: Blair, Free Press, 2004) are shown as "Blair (xxx)".)

  1. ↑ Blair (311)
  2. ↑ Journey (12)
  3. ↑ Journey (78-9)
  4. ↑ [http://www.iraqinquiry.org.uk/ The Iraq Inquiry
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