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Date Posted: 15:56:23, Mon, Oct 17 2005
Author: JonnyC
Subject: Financial Times

Just been reading up on Coke "The Real Thing" Campbell, heir apparent to the Conservative Party.
An article in the Observer mentioned the "non-Tory press" and listed together The Independent, The Mirror, The Guardian and The Financial Times.

Now I've never read the Pink, but would have assumed it to prefer the Conservatives in government than Labour.

PS The Mail seem to be plumping for Dreary Davis.
That'll see the Tories winning the next election then (smiley face with a wink and a nod - say no more).

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[> Re: Financial Times -- Shawshank, 16:20:03, Mon, Oct 17 2005 [1]

Honny - Shurly shome mishtake - Cameron?

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[> [> Re: Financial Times -- JonnyC, 20:06:49, Mon, Oct 17 2005 [1]

Where's my secretary when I need him?

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