Cherie's miscarriage revelation
                   
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12-May-2008 68 related
        

News of a miscarriage suffered by Tony Blair's wife was used to divert attention from Iraq, Cherie Blair has revealed. ... London - News of a miscarriage suffered by the wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair was used to stave off speculation of an early... [read full story]                    

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