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The week that was | 15 January 2010

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Fraser Nelson congratulates Ross Kemp for giving both sides of the Israeli/Palestinian debate.

James Forsyth believes that Jon Cruddas may be Labour’s coming man, and scents Labour’s plotters gathering to oppose international jurisdiction.

Peter Hoskin is stunned to hear Ed Balls say the same stuff differently, and praises the Tories sensible re-think of their marriage

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