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Issue: 1104
Date: 16 April 2004

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January 2016
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April 2012
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Tony Blair Gordon Brown Tony Blair
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Neil Kinnock Roy Hattersley Neil Kinnock
January 1984
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December 1971
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March 1971
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September 1966
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January 1969
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