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Sir Menzies Campbell bowed swiftly to the inevitable last night by jumping before he was pushed as leader of the Liberal Democrats.
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The Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, hinted that he might be willing to split Jerusalem, by asking whether some Palestinian areas needed to be part of the capital.
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