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    The new moral correctness

    The new moral correctness by Platell, Amanda

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    The Blunkett affair

    The Blunkett affair by Rentoul, John, Platell, Amanda

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    Downfall of a minister: the end of the affair

    Downfall of a minister: the end of the affair by Rentoul, John, Platell, Amanda, Watkins, Alan

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    Ronnie was irreplaceable, but there's a new tom cat in my life

    Ronnie was irreplaceable, but there's a new tom cat in my life by Platell, Amanda

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    Farewell Ronnie, my three-legged companion; After 16 years of unconditional love Amanda Platell, journalist and former Tory director of communications, pays her respects to a `gutsy little cat

    Farewell Ronnie, my three-legged companion; After 16 years of unconditional love Amanda Platell, journalist and former Tory director of communications, pays her respects to a `guts... by Platell, Amanda

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    the edge

    the edge by Platell, Amanda

    Published in New statesman (1996)
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    The edge: when it comes to removing the stain of nastiness from the Tory party there is, as Blair might say, a lot done, a lot left to do

    The edge: when it comes to removing the stain of nastiness from the Tory party there is, as Blair might say, a lot done, a lot left to do by Platell, Amanda

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    The edge: let's hope Euan Blair doesn't get so used to the high life that he ends up like that other model of opportunism, Mark Thatcher

    The edge: let's hope Euan Blair doesn't get so used to the high life that he ends up like that other model of opportunism, Mark Thatcher by Platell, Amanda

    Published in New statesman (1996)
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    the edge amanda platell

    the edge amanda platell by Platell, Amanda

    Published in New statesman (1996)
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    The edge: Surely Sian Williams's stint in Pakistan qualifies her for a job on Breakfast. Or does she have to win Strictly Come Dancing first?

    The edge: Surely Sian Williams's stint in Pakistan qualifies her for a job on Breakfast. Or does she have to win Strictly Come Dancing first? by Platell, Amanda

    Published in New statesman (1996)
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    the edge

    the edge by Platell, Amanda

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    the edge

    the edge by Platell, Amanda

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    The edge: the low point had to be not when Davis and Cameron were asked whether they wore boxers or briefs, but when they answered

    The edge: the low point had to be not when Davis and Cameron were asked whether they wore boxers or briefs, but when they answered by Platell, Amanda

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    The edge: Kate Moss has "a little P" on her bottom, which leaves her free to go out with Paul or Phil, even Christopher. Now that's what I call commitment

    The edge: Kate Moss has "a little P" on her bottom, which leaves her free to go out with Paul or Phil, even Christopher. Now that's what I call commitment by Platell, Amanda

    Published in New statesman (1996)
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    the edge

    the edge by Platell, Amanda

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    The edge: they may be trying to prepare us for the idea of Camilla as a dormant queen, but what do we get instead? A doormat queen

    The edge: they may be trying to prepare us for the idea of Camilla as a dormant queen, but what do we get instead? A doormat queen by Platell, Amanda

    Published in New statesman (1996)
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    the edge

    the edge by Platell, Amanda

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    the edge

    the edge by Platell, Amanda

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    The edge: Ulrika's marriage was in trouble for less time, no doubt, than it took to plan her deals with glossy magazines

    The edge: Ulrika's marriage was in trouble for less time, no doubt, than it took to plan her deals with glossy magazines by Platell, Amanda

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    The edge: next, the Tories will be hailing (or should that be inhaling?) Kate moss as the modern-day answer to Margaret Thatcher

    The edge: next, the Tories will be hailing (or should that be inhaling?) Kate moss as the modern-day answer to Margaret Thatcher by Platell, Amanda

    Published in New statesman (1996)
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