Revenge, money... what's really driving Cherie Blair
                   
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dailymail.co.uk     12-May-2008            

Cherie Blair has brought forward the release of her memoirs to cash in on Labour's turmoil, says the Blair's unofficial biographer Paul Scott The one burning question as Cherie Blair began an exhausting round of promotion for her money-spinning memoirs at the weekend was:... [read full story]                    


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