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    Mandy: I'm Staying Put
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    Here, for instance, is what my chum Jane Merrick wrote in the Independent on Sunday last weekend: "The possibility of Mr Miliband departing for Brussels would have a significant impact on the career of Peter Mandelson. At the very least, he could expect to be given the job of Foreign Secretary. However, he could also parachute himself into Mr Miliband's South Shields seat in the hope of, at some stage, succeeding Mr Brown." The conspiracy theorists have been salivating ever since Mandy gave the “South Shields Lecture” in Miliband’s constituency a couple of weeks ago. Full Article at Sky News
    The possibility of Mr Miliband departing for Brussels would have a significant impact on the career of Peter Mandelson. At the very least, he could expect to be given the job of Foreign Secretary. However, he could also parachute himself into Mr Miliband's South Shields seat in the hope of, at some stage, succeeding Mr Brown.
    SOURCE: Sky News 2 weeks ago

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