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It was thought the UK would only be leader-less for the few minutes it took Gordon Brown to drive from the Treasury to Buckingham Palace and accept the offer he’d been dreaming about all his life.
But as it turned out, the prime minister-in-waiting spent nearly an hour enjoying his audience with the Queen, before clambering into Pegasus as the UK’s 52nd prime minister.
And during that time, the kind of news everyone had been dreading broke with bizarre timing.
The event was given the highest status of urgency by the Press Association as it flashed up on screens in newsrooms across the country at 1424 BST.
Chantelle and Preston had split.
I wish they’d warn you sometimes. I nearly choked laughing.
Posted on June 28, 2007 | Filed Under The World we Live In
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Response left by Pandemonia on June 28th, 2007
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Sadly, more people have emotional investment in a tawdry relationship between a broom in a wig and a humourless twat than the person who controls many aspects of their life. I think the psychology term would be displacement. If people like this persist then we’ll end up with David Cameron in power, God forbid!