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Five key reasons why the recording matters JJ: Many, many years ago, in 18-something, somebody said the biggest enemy of our army was our Treasury ... They were so right. GB: I, I ... JJ: Even to this day ... GB: I, I ... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Reporting from London - Let down by his own bad handwriting, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown found himself apologizing yet again today to a woman whose name he misspelled in a condolence letter over the death of her son in Afghanistan. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Jamie Janes: Jacqui Janes said Mr Brown's letter is clear evidence of his attitude towards the forces. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Details have emerged today of a heated late-night phone conversation between Gordon Brown and the mother of a dead soldier who has accused him of 'insulting' her son by spelling his name wrong in a letter of condolence. Mr Brown was said to have been ' Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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The Prime Minister had outraged Jacqui Janes by mis-spelling her and her dead son's names in a note of condolence. Full Article at The Sun
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However strongly you feel about my mistakes in this matter, I still feel very, very personally sad about the death of your son and I want you to know that, and I'm sorry if you've taken offense at my letter
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We have tried to provide the best equipment in the world. We have increased the investment we've made in helicopters, in vehicles and in the equipping of the armed forces in a way that we have never done in our country before. The idea that we are in any way careless or in any way unthinking about the d...
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I’m a parent who understands the feelings when something goes terribly wrong, and I understand how long it takes for people to handle and deal with the grief we have all experienced. I understand very well the sadness that she feels, and the way that she has expressed her grief is something that I can a...
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I'm a parent who understands the feelings when something goes terribly, terribly wrong, and I understand also how long it takes for people to handle and deal with the grief we have all experienced.
