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She was 55. :(


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Gentlemen, you can`t fight in here! This is the War Room.

Very sad, one of very few politicians I respected.

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Very sad, one of very few politicians I respected.Me too.

Ste

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She was okay I suppose, but I thought of her to be obnoxious on a few TV programmes and did come off weird in that Louis Theroux programme.

Shame, but still life goes on.

floyd


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very sad news indeed i knew her personally often done electrical work when she lived in redcar allways chirpy cheeful and she never had a bad word for anyone really down to earth was mo r.i.p

Very sad.
All Tony`s "dissidents" (sp?) have been dying lately, which is a bit odd.
Watch out Claire Short!
RIP

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Very sad.
All Tony`s "dissidents" (sp?) have been dying lately, which is a bit odd.
Watch out Claire Short!
RIP Well done Bats, I think she would have approved of your post. That was a lady with a sense of humor. But as a politician she will be missed, except of course by Tony. Will he have the guts to go to the funeral, or stay on holiday?

Cracking toast, Gromit!

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Watch out Claire Short!That was the first thing that poppd into my head when I heard that Robin Cook was `seriously ill` whilst Mo Mowlam was in hospital. Is something sinister going on?



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She was okay I suppose, but I thought of her to be obnoxious on a few TV programmes and did come off weird in that Louis Theroux programme.

Floyd, are you sure you`re not confusing Mo with Doris Karloff (Anne Widdecombe)? I wasn`t aware Mo had been done by Theroux.

As others have said, Mo was one of the few politicians you could respect. She stood by her principles, fought her battles both political and against a brain tumour with dignity and courage. 55 is no age to be checking in with St. Peter.

RIP

J Mark Oates