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15 Oct 2011:
Originally published in the Guardian on 15 October 1983: Cecil Parkinson's last day as a minister began at 2am yesterday, when the telephone rang at his bedside in the Imperial Hotel, Blackpool
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13 Oct 2011: Response: Michael Gove is wrong. Our schools lack the resources for these lessons, say Fiona Copland and Sue Garton
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8 Oct 2011:
What you're saying: The prime minister addressed the Conservative conference hall. You told us what you thought of what he said
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7 Oct 2011: Private and state school heads criticise PM's 'apartheid' jibe, saying the relationship between sectors is better than ever
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7 Oct 2011: Justice secretary unlikely to survive next reshuffle as No 10 backs home secretary in fall out over Human Rights Act
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6 Oct 2011: Letters: Many households are not in a position to use the family silver to repay credit card bills
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6 Oct 2011:
Cameron and Osborne reveal their cunning plans to party conference, and Theresa May announces a cat clampdown
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6 Oct 2011:
Martin Kettle: The conference season – dominated by lobbyists and media and devoid of any debate – has long outlived its purpose
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6 Oct 2011: Judgment shows sick father of the man who avoided deportation was more of a factor than Maya the cat
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6 Oct 2011:
The people's panel: In the week David Cameron caused a furore over credit card debt, readers explain how they manage their finances
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6 Oct 2011:
Nicholas Watt: Kenneth Clarke bears the classic characteristics of a political beast: a tendency to speak his own mind and to deliver uncomfortable truths to the prime minister
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