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Blair's buddy Campbell commits potty-mouthed email blunder
...McFadyen, when intended for ad agency TBWA, suggested the BBC should "fuck off and cover something important". He also referred to BBC journalists at... Read more
Feb 9, 2005
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Treasury red-faced over email blunder
...in which he said he wished he could tell them to "fuck off and cover something important". Graeme Wearden writes for ZDNet UK Read more
Jan 26, 2006
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