Mel C: No Spice Reunion
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Harry wants Pav stay
23 November 2009 08:06
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13 November 2009 09:13
...executive committee member Jack Warner. The FA has therefore turned to England star Beckham, who supported the successful 2012 Olympics bid, in an attempt to rescue its proposal as the likes of former Sports Minister Richard Caborn are removed from the board....
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2012 Olympics Picture Gallery
3 September 2009 04:49
LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling speaks with workers and contractors in the canteen of the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling speaks with workers and contractors in the canteen of the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: Leader of the Commons Harriet Harman and Defence Secretary Bob Ainsworth arrive at the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics park on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) member and former sprinter Frankie Fredericks of Namibia speaks on October 8, 2009 during the second part of the 121st IOC session in Copenhagen. The IOC voiced concern on October 7 that two venues for the London 2012 Olympics had still to be finalized.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (2L) speaks with workers and contractors in the canteen of the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown looks out over the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (2L) views the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre with Olympics Secretary Tessa Jowell, (2nd R), Chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games Lord Sebastian Coe (R), and Chairman of the Olympic Delivery Authority John Armitt (L) on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (2L) views the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre with Olympics Secretary Tessa Jowell, (2nd R), Chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games Lord Sebastian Coe (R), and Chairman of the Olympic Delivery Authority John Armitt (L) on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Business Secretary Lord Mandelson and International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander looks out over the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Business Secretary Lord Mandelson looks out over the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (C) and Olympics Secretary Tessa Jowell (2L) pose with British 100 metres hopeful Tyrone Edgar (L) before they speak with workers and contractors in the canteen of the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: (R) Business Secretary Lord Mandelson and Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell visit the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics park on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling speaks with workers and contractors in the canteen of the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Olympic Secretary Tessa Jowell and Prime Minister Gordon Brown travel by train from Stratford International Station to St Pancras Station after attending a cabinet meeting at the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (2L) views the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre with Olympics Secretary Tessa Jowell, (2nd R), Chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games Lord Sebastian Coe (R), and Chairman of the Olympic Delivery Authority John Armitt (L) on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (2L) speaks with workers and contractors in the canteen of the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling (C) speaks with workers and contractors in the canteen of the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown gestures as he arrives at Stratford International Station after attending a cabinet meeting at the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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Britain's Olympic Secretary Tessa Jowell (R) and Prime Minister Gordon Brown disembark from a train after attending a cabinet meeting at London's 2012 Olympics site, at St Pancras Station in central London September 3, 2009. Gordon Brown and his cabinet gathered for the first time since parliament went into recess, and carried out a series of visits in east London.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: (L-R) Housing Minister John Healey, Business Secretary Lord Mandelson, Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell and Liam Byrne, Chief Secretary to the Treasury visit the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics park on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Olympic Secretary Tessa Jowell and Prime Minister Gordon Brown disembark at St Pancras Station after attending a cabinet meeting at the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (C) and Olympics Secretary Tessa Jowell (R) speak with workers and contractors in the canteen of the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Olympic Secretary Tessa Jowell and Prime Minister Gordon Brown travel by train from Stratford International Station to St Pancras Station after attending a cabinet meeting at the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: (L-R) Housing Minister John Healey, Business Secretary Lord Mandelson, Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell and Liam Byrne, Chief Secretary to the Treasury visit the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics park on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) member and former sprinter Frankie Fredericks of Namibia speaks on October 8, 2009 during the second part of the 121st IOC session in Copenhagen. The IOC voiced concern on October 7 that two venues for the London 2012 Olympics had still to be finalized.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (2L) and Olympics Secretary Tessa Jowell (4L) speak with workers and contractors in the canteen of the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (2L) views the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre with Olympics Secretary Tessa Jowell, (2nd R), Chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games Lord Sebastian Coe (R), and Chairman of the Olympic Delivery Authority John Armitt (L) on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Olympic Secretary Tessa Jowell ducks as Prime Minister Gordon Brown gestures as they arrive at Stratford International Station after attending a cabinet meeting at the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (2L) views the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre with Olympics Secretary Tessa Jowell, (2nd R), Chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games Lord Sebastian Coe (R), and Chairman of the Olympic Delivery Authority John Armitt (L) on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown looks out over the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: Members of the cabinet meet at the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives back after a torrid summer with the Cabinet gathering for the first time since parliament went into recess. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
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LONDON - SEPTEMBER 3: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Olympic Secretary Tessa Jowell (R) talk with Transport Secretary Andrew Adonis (L) at St Pancras Station at St Pancras Station after attending a cabinet meeting at the construction site of the London 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre on September 3, 2009 in London, United Kingdom. Gordon Brown has played down talk of his attendance to a televised debate between party leaders in the run up to a General election, saying it is not the time for such discussions as the country is not at the point of a general election.
