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Time to let Brown get on with the job

THERE can be few who do doubt both Gordon Brown’s sincerity in his letter to the family of Jamie Janes and his honesty in his apology for the apparent errors it contained. Yet the prime minister is hounded for his bad handwriting. Full Article at Press and Journal

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