Prime Minister Tony Blair and Chancellor Gordon Brown at a Labour Party rally at the Old Vic theatre in London on 24th April 2005 The conference was addressed by former U S President Bill Clinton via a link from the USA 2000s mirrorpix

Prime Minister Tony Blair and Chancellor Gordon Brown at a Labour Party rally at the Old Vic theatre in London on 24th April 2005 The conference was addressed by former U S President Bill Clinton via a link from the USA 2000s mirrorpix Stock Photo

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