Difference between revisions of "Fiona Millar"

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Fiona Millar is a journalist who has a column in EducationGuardian. A former adviser to Cherie Blair, she specialises in writing about education and parenting issues. ^[1] She is the partner of Alastair Campbell, the former spokesmen for one-time prime minister, Tony Blair. Both Fiona Millar and Alastair Campbell left Downing Street in 2003. ^[2]

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^ "Fiona Millar: Profile", The Guardian Unlimited, http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/fiona_millar/profile.html
^ Nick Assinder, "Blair Loses His King of Spin', BBC, http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3192651.stm

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-Special Adviser in No.10 until the 2001 election in what used to be the 'Social Unit'. [[Alastair Campbell]]'s partner. Former journalist for the Express. She is [[Cherie Blair]]'s assistant and handles her PR, as well as organising [[Tony Blair]]'s visits. She is paid about £75,000.
+'''Fiona Millar''' is a journalist who has a column in EducationGuardian. A former adviser to [[Cherie Blair]], she specialises in writing about education and parenting issues. {{ref|1}} She is the partner of [[Alastair Campbell]], the former spokesmen for one-time prime minister, [[Tony Blair]]. Both Fiona Millar and Alastair Campbell left Downing Street in 2003. {{ref|2}}
+==References==
+#{{note|1}} "Fiona Millar: Profile", The Guardian Unlimited, http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/fiona_millar/profile.html
+#{{note|2}} Nick Assinder, "Blair Loses His King of Spin', BBC, http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3192651.stm

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