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NA Logo © S Stoker 1997
'Clarkson' cartoon © F Clarkson 1999
'Who Governs Britain' (Blair) cartoon © P Berkin 1999
'Prescott's folly' graphic © P Berkin 1999
'Renegotiation' cartoon © R.M. 2005

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Date this page was updated: 28 March 2005