A Journey (148 page)

Maliki, Nouri (
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Mallon, Seamus (
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)

Manchester: casino (
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Mandela, Nelson (Madiba) (
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)

Mandelson, Peter (
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), (
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), (
III
); wins Hartlepool (1992) (
I
); and Labour leadership contest (
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), (
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), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
); relationship with GB (
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); and AC (
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), (
II
); in charge of strategy for 1997 election (
I
); and removal of Clause IV (
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), (
II
); resignation over Robinson loan (1998) (
I
); as Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (
I
); defends Millennium Dome (
I
); rows with GB over euro (
I
); resigns for second time (2001) (
I
); wins Hartlepool seat (
I
), (
II
); attacked by JP (
I
); appointed EU commissioner (
I
); and TB’s plan to stand down (
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), (
II
); conflict during 2005 election campaign (
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)

Manning, Sir David (
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IV
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Market, Social and Opinion Research (
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)

Marr, Andrew (
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Martin, Paul (
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Maryfield, Belfast (
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)

media, the (
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III
), (
IV
); and Labour leadership contest (
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), (
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), (
III
), (
IV
); and scandal (
I
); power of (
I
), (
II
); and Princess Diana (
I
), (
II
), (
III
); on TB and the Queen (
I
); and Good Friday Agreement (
I
), (
II
); uninterested in New Labour policies (
I
); ‘frenzies’ (
I
); and Mandelson’s resignation (
I
); and fuel protests (
I
); coverage of 2001 election campaign (
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), (
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), (
III
); and protests (
I
); attacks on TB (
I
); relationship with politics (
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), (
II
), (
III
); TB throws everything at (
I
); and 2005 election (
I
); Eurosceptic (
I
); treatment of Cherie Blair (
I
); and TB’s departure (
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), (
II
), (
III
);
see also specific newspapers

Members of Parliament (
I
); expenses ‘scandal’ (
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)

Menezes, Jean Charles de (
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Merkel, Angela (
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Mexico (
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II
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Meyer, Sir Christopher (
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)

Middle East peace process (
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), (
III
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IV
), (
V
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VI
), (
VII
), (
VIII
), (
IX
), (
X
), (
XI
), (
XII
), (
XIII
), (
XIV
), (
XV
), (
XVI
)

Milburn, Alan: and NHS reform (
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), (
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), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
); supports New Labour (
I
), (
II
); and TB’s plan to stand down (
I
); leaves government (
I
), (
II
); called back to coordinate election (
I
); and change of leader (
I
)

Miliband, David (
I
); as head of Policy Unit (
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), (
II
), (
III
); on Clinton and Kosovo (
I
); horrified by TB’s computer illiteracy (
I
); helps TB with election speeches (
I
); becomes MP and Minister (
I
); in Environment (
I
); decides against standing for leadership (
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)

Miliband, Ed (
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Militant (
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III
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Millar, Fiona (
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