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Chevening

Asked why Jack Straw was keeping Chevening, the PMOS said that he was not. Even the Independent’s political editor said their diary had been wrong. For the record it had been agreed on the day of the reshuffle that Jack Straw would leave and Margaret Beckett would take over given Chevening’s traditional relationship with the Foreign Office. Asked if Jack Straw would now share Dorneywood, the PMOS said there were no plans for him to do so.

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