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...Privately, Blair's acolytes acknowledge that there's some truth to Peston's story, and blame Brown's camp for leaking it to him. There was "clearly some collusion on the book with Gordon's people," says a friend of the Prime Minister. According to Julia Langdon, a political biographer researching her own study of the Chancellor, "Even if Gordon didn't use those exact words, there will have been a showdown. Brown has completely lost patience with Blair." Blair's strategy now seems to be to use the dust-up to force...
...GORDON BROWN, Chancellor of the Exchequer, allegedly addressing Blair
...deals over jobs like this," he insisted last week. Langdon suggests that Blair and Brown came away from the meal with entirely different understandings of what had been agreed. "The key to Blair's success is that people take from him what they want to hear," she says. "Gordon is fantastically literal and he took from Blair what he wanted to hear. Only when it became clear that Blair wasn't going to stand down did the plates start flying through the air." The sound of breaking crockery can be heard well beyond the confines of Westminster...
...with five points up for grabs to the winner of the relay, that meant whoever came in first would leave the Gordon Track and Field center as victors...
Saturday was not as bright for the Crimson women as they fell to the Huskies at the Gordon Track and Field Center by a score...