A Journey (137 page)

Clarke, Charles (
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), (
II
); becomes Secretary of State for Education (
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); and tuition fees (
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), (
II
), (
III
); and London bombings (
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), (
II
), (
III
); and deporting of foreign offenders (
I
), (
II
); refuses Defence (
I
)

Clarke, Kenneth (
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), (
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), (
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)

Clarke, Nita (
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)

Clause IV, removal of (
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), (
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), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
), (
VII
)

climate change (
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), (
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), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
), (
VII
), (
VIII
); George Bush and (
I
)

Climate Group (
I
)

Clinton, Bill, US President (
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), (
II
), (
III
); and TB’s visit (1996) (
I
); congratulates TB on election victory (
I
); gives Cabinet a pep talk (
I
); signs Kyoto Protocol (
I
); affair with Monica Lewinsky (
I
); with TB at Camp David (
I
); relationship with Hillary (
I
); and Northern Ireland (
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), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
); and Kosovo (
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), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
), (
VII
); authorises bombing of Iraq (1998) (
I
), (
II
), (
III
); advises TB during election campaign (
I
); in a Blackpool McDonald’s (
I
)

Clinton, Hillary (
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), (
II
)

Clwyd, Ann (
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)

Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) (
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)

COBR meetings (
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), (
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)

Cockburn, Jonathan (
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)

Coe, (Lord) Sebastian (
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), (
III
), (
IV
)

Coffman, Hilary (
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), (
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)

Cohn-Bendit, Danny (
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)

Collins, Michelle (
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)

Collins, Phil (
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)

Common Agriculture Policy (CAP), European (
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II
)

Communism (
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), (
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), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
)

Community (union) (
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)

Compass (group) (
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)

Comprehensive Spending Reviews (
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), (
III
)

Confederation of British Industry (CBI) (
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)

Conservative Party (
I
); in the 1980s (
I
), (
II
),
see also
Thatcher, Margaret; and Europe (
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), (
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), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
); funding of election campaigns (
I
); 1992 victory (
I
); defeated in 1997 election (
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), (
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), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
); and sleaze (
I
); education policies (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
); opposes independence of Bank of England (
I
);
hors de combat
(
I
), (
II
); loses 2001 election (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
); and the press (
I
); and Iraq (
I
); and tuition fees (
I
); and law and order (
I
), (
II
); against ID cards (
I
); and 2005 election (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
), (
VII
), (
VIII
); opposed to anti-terrorist laws (
I
); and public spending (
I
), (
II
); donors and funding (
I
), (
II
); 2010 election victory (
I
); coalition with Lib Dems (
I
), (
II
); commitment to aid and development (
I
);
see
also
Cameron, David; Major, John