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"It would appear that if Che was alive, he would be barred from his own exhibition."Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams, on being banned from the opening of the V&A’s Che Guevara exhibition

10 June 2006
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"I don’t need to spell it out, but the wars that we have seen, the occupations that we see throughout the world—people finally cannot turn away from that... Maybe if we start telling the truth about the past, we can start telling the truth about the present."Director Ken Loach, whose new film The Wind That Shakes The Barley has won the top prize at the Cannes film festival

03 June 2006
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"It’s because students are given condoms during freshers’ week and get taught biology at school that we need to do something."Reverend Richard Cunningham, director of the evangelical University and College Christian Fellowship, on why he is launching a national campaign to promote sexual abstinence among students

23 May 2006
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"As far as the size goes, we are committed to rebuilding Iraq and to restoring the economy and to stabilising the security. The size of the embassy is in keeping with the goals we have set ourselves for Iraq."US State Department spokesman Justin Higgins, defending spending $600 million dollars on the new US embassy in Baghdad, the largest embassy ever built in the world

20 May 2006
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"Those people who maybe feel or hope that Gordon would take the Labour Party in a different direction from New Labour are completely mistaken.

13 May 2006
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"There’s two kinds of Iraqis here, the ones who help us and the ones who shoot us, and there’s an awful lot of ’em doing both."US Staff Sgt Jason Hoover, in Hawijah, Iraq

06 May 2006
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"I’m the decider, and I decide what’s best. And what’s best is for Don Rumsfeld to remain as the secretary of defence."George Bush fends off mounting criticism by senior US military officers

29 April 2006
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"How are we supposed to get rid of the helipad now? Can you imagine taking a jackhammer to the remains of one of the most important cities in the history of mankind? This is Babylon."Donny George, head of Iraq’s board of antiquities after US contractors paved over the archeological site to create a helipad

22 April 2006
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"The threat from Iran is, of course, their stated objective to destroy our strong ally Israel. I made it clear, I’ll make it clear again, that we will use military might to protect our ally, Israel."George Bush

25 March 2006
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"We have ensured over the last few years that two of the four countries which posed a nuclear threat, Libya and Iraq, have had their nuclear weapons removed."Foreign secretary Jack Straw, still being plagued by hallucinations of weapons of mass destruction

18 March 2006
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"Upwards of 80 to 85 percent of people... have witnessed or been a part of a traumatic event, including engaging the enemy, killing people... In Vietnam, there were safe areas where people could go to rest and recuperate. That doesn’t happen in Iraq – every place is a war zone."Steve Robinson, of the US National Gulf War Resource Centre, which supports veterans

11 March 2006
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"The way in which I had been able to give my evidence (I told no lies, but I turned some very tricky corners, to put it mildly) had kept Mr B out of a great deal of trouble that I would have landed him in if I had said all I knew."David Mills, lawyer to Italian president Silvio Berlusconi and husband of Tessa Jowell, the culture secretary and a key Blair ally. Italian prosecutors accuse Mills of receiving a £350,000 bribe from Berlusconi

04 March 2006