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David Blunkett’s Memoirs

Asked if the Prime Minister had suffered heart problems for fifteen years, the PMOS said we had dealt with this the last time he had gone into hospital, and he had nothing further to add. Asked why HM the Queen, Bill Clinton and David Blunkett had all suggested that the Prime Minister had told them something different, the PMOS said he had said what he intended to say at the time, and was not going to get into commentating on what other people thought.

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