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Cherie Blair says ex-PM is advising Gordon Brown on how to win election in interview to accompany memoirs
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Barrister hit by five bullets in third exchange of fire as attempting to take him alive was thought too risky
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Lebanon's government is reeling after Hizbullah guerrillas seize control of Muslim west Beirut
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Former United Nations man turned minister on the continent's future - and being policed by the media
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