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Last farewell to Gwyneth

6:16pm Thursday 8th May 2008

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SENIOR politicians from all parties, along with family and friends, gathered to pay their respects at Gwyneth Dunwoody's funeral today.

The ceremony was conducted at St Margaret's Church in Westminster with a eulogy to Crewe and Nantwich's long-serving MP delivered by Labour Justice Minister, Jack Straw, just two days after he visited the borough to champion Gwyneth's daughter Tamsin's campaign to take over the seat.

Mourners were greeted at the funeral by Tamsin Dunwoody with senior figures from all sides of the political arena in attendance.

They included Labour's Deputy Leader Harriet Harmon, Chancellor Alistair Darling, Conservative Leader David Cameron, Shadow Chancellor George Osbourne and Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg.

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Robin J, Eastbourne says...
5:00pm Fri 9 May 08

As for Gordon Brown's whereabouts. He was, along with the Prime-Minister of the Irish Republic, attending the US-Northern Ireland Investment Conference in Belfast.

Matthew Pain, Crewe says...
4:05pm Fri 9 May 08

So where why wasn't Gordon there then?

Robin J, Eastbourne says...
9:14pm Thu 8 May 08


How cheap of GeoffH of Cumbria to try to score political points on a very sad day like today.

GeoffH, Cumbria says...
7:47pm Thu 8 May 08


Gordon Brown was too busy lounging on Fern Britton's sofa to pay his respects.

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