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Blair was never really in danger. What this does, depending on who replaces Campbell, is give the Labour government a chance to claim they have changed the way they do things and try and leave their reputation for spin behind.
If they can do that it is an important step towards the next election.
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Zulu Elephant
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quote: It seems Blair is now safe. He's found a fall guy |
Campbell has wanted to resign to do other things last year since last year. He was telling friends that he only wanted to stay for half of the current term since before the last election. The only reason he stayed this long is because of the Iraq war build up and then the Hutton inquiry.
Anyone who's followed the Hutton inquiry will know that he's probably going to be completely exonerated since it appears that (even I was suprised) he didn't do anything wrong.
And for anyone who doesn't know, David Hill has been announced as Campbell's successer.
http://media.guardian.co.uk/marketi...1031949,00.html
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Zulu Elephant
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Boddingtons. While you may not agree with the opinion pages of the Guardian, I find it hard to believe that they would make up a story about Campbell's successor, especially since the BBC, ITV and every single other newspaper is saying the same thing.
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