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Party leaders

by Brian · 13 December, 2003

So what of Mr Blair?  I rest my case (passim).  And Michael Howard?  The best that can be said of him, I suppose, is that in retrospect and with the benefit of hindsight, we can now see that he wasn’t going to retain for very long the title of the worst and most illiberal Home Secretary in living memory.

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