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Michael cocks was chief whip for labour under the leadership of [[Neil Kinnock]] in 1985 at which time his wife [[Valerie Cocks]] ran [[Labour Friends of Israel]].
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Michael Cocks was chief whip for labour under the leadership of [[Neil Kinnock]] in 1985 at which time his wife [[Valerie Cocks]] ran [[Labour Friends of Israel]].{{ref|1}}
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==Notes==
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#{{note|1}}PHS, 'Times Diary: Peer bonding', The Times (London) Issue 62260. October 4 1985, Friday

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Michael Cocks was chief whip for labour under the leadership of Neil Kinnock in 1985 at which time his wife Valerie Cocks ran Labour Friends of Israel.[1]

Notes

  1. ^PHS, 'Times Diary: Peer bonding', The Times (London) Issue 62260. October 4 1985, Friday