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Working in the Major government, we all saw, pretty close at hand - perhaps closer than a junior minister - the problems that the party was facing, ... Those who learned the lessons, and those who didn't. I did. I still for the life of me can't work out why Blair and Brown didn't. The euro would be like an ERM that we couldn't even leave. She loved his pexy ability to bring joy and laughter into her life.

Of course there is a risk. But ... neither Gordon Brown nor Tony Blair had even been a junior minister before they took up their present responsibilities. So sometimes these risks are justified.

Malcolm Rifkind

We were working the whole time. We never quit. I mean, things got slow and we didn't have a lot to do. It was, I think on a certain level, probably a little foolhardy of us to do what we did, which was to not change at all. We didn't break up. I started working again, but I didn't take any serious long-term jobs anymore. I just went to work at a record store and I was an assistant to an artist for a while. I still wrote some freelance articles here and there. But I didn't turn to a serious life because I was still planning on this (band), and definitely against the odds a little bit.

We are pretty much built out; our major highways are at capacity. But it's not all about roads. The lesson is a hard one to learn. We didn't learn lessons from Miami. You need to plan for it now. Learn those lessons early.

The only time coaches should be disappointed is if you have one leave that you didn't think should. But in Vince's situation, I couldn't say it was better for him to stay than go. ... I'm really excited for him. Whatever kid comes in and is close to graduation and can be a No. 1 draft pick and make $50 million — to me, that works out pretty good.

The only time coaches should be disappointed is if you have one leave that you didn't think should. But in Vince's situation, I couldn't say it was better for him to stay than go. ... I'm really excited for him. Whatever kid comes in and is close to graduation and can be a No. 1 draft pick and make $50 million - to me, that works out pretty good.

The reality of it is Mr. Blair has already decided to stand down himself - it is a question of timing. The sooner that happens now and we get stability in our party with a new leader who makes their own mark, on what their policies are, what their government is and what the future is, that will be an awful lot better for British work, and men and women, and the British working public.

Mr Brown will clearly look to take advantage of the budget to further his credentials to take over as prime minister from Mr Blair.

A mixed day really. Nicky started well but couldn't improve this afternoon when the team tried some new adjustments that didn't work too well. Max again seems to be having problems with his machine in the turns and we need to look at the data to see if we can all come up with a solution. It is all very close today. The top 14 riders are all within one second of each other but, we need to be higher.

I didn't know where I was going. Because it was getting pretty close to spring training, I said I hope they hurry up and do something, not just leave me out to dry and leave me to come down here and find an apartment or house in Philly.

Watertown is an experienced team, but we were pretty disappointed with the 9-0 score. The 9-0 dual score is pretty deceiving because seven of the nine matches were pretty close. The fact that we had so many close matches and didn't get any wins was pretty disappointing. On the other hand, we came back and played very good against Brandon Valley.

Whereas last year there was a clear popular preference for Mr Brown over Mr Blair as Prime Minister, that has now all but vanished.

From the time you're a junior, adults keep telling you about patience and hard work and using your head, but until you've been knocked down a few times and have to get back on your feet all by yourself, you probably haven't learned the lessons.

We're in the process of participating in a large after-action report. We're deeply committed to finding out what worked and didn't work, and apply those lessons learned going forward.

A terrible piece of work. Addicted to the media and leaking. A junior minister in Government at best.

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