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Blackburn with Darwen
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Blackburn with Darwen [ˈdɑːwɛn]
n
(Placename) a unitary authority in NW England, in Lancashire. Pop.: 137 471 (2001). Area: 137 sq. km (53 sq. miles)
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A spokesman for Mr Straw said: "Lord Taylor is a former leader of Blackburn Council who has contributed funds to the Blackburn constituency party and to Mr Straw's election campaign in 2001.
SLEAZE ROW PEER'S pounds 400,000 EXPENSES; Lord Taylor's huge bill by The Mirror (London, England)
government adviser Alistair Campbell accidentally sent an expletive-laden e-mail tirade against a BBC journalist to the wrong address -- to the BBC journalist in question --An e-mail sent from the Blackburn Council e-mail system urging council workers and other constituents to vote against the incumbent Labour MP, Jack Straw, in the U.
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Blackburn council said: "Nobody would be convicted if we dropped cases.
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