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November 2003
November was the month that Dubya came to town, the Tories got themselves a new leader and the Queen's Speech heralded new rebellions in the Labour ranks. There was also the small matter of the allegations against Prince Charles.
Read on for details of those and the rest of this month's news.
Fiennes to be approached to seek Tory leadership
3 Nov 2003
Spanish to keep Gibraltar border closed following 'lurgee' outbreak
3 Nov 2003
Howard to introduce uniforms for Tory MPs if elected
4 Nov 2003
Fiennes and Blaine to team up for new Alaska challenge
6 Nov 2003
Conservatives replace balding, unelectable leader with balding, unelectable leader
6 Nov 2003
DeadBrain obtains discarded IDS political "thriller"
7 Nov 2003
Royals to issue blanket denial of all unspecified allegations
7 Nov 2003
The allegations against Prince Charles
8 Nov 2003
Newspaper lets cat out of bag over Charles allegations
9 Nov 2003
Prince Charles's potted plants to move out of Clarence House
10 Nov 2003
Howard appoints Council of Elders, Sheriff of Nottingham
10 Nov 2003
BBC to sue Howard over alleged Dr Who rip-off
11 Nov 2003
Homeowners shocked by massive interest rate increase
12 Nov 2003
Howard plans further downsizing of Tory Party
12 Nov 2003
Prince Charles linked to Hamiltons in new allegations
12 Nov 2003
Tories sack HQ in further reshuffle
13 Nov 2003
Prince Charles changes name, becomes *
13 Nov 2003
Secret plan for Britain to adopt US time zone, drive on right during Bush visit
14 Nov 2003
Country in total Tory denial
14 Nov 2003
Robbie Williams to split up
15 Nov 2003
Threat of Bush visit increased, says MI5
16 Nov 2003
Alien invasion alert in central London - abductions feared
17 Nov 2003
Daily Mirror infiltrated by journalist despite high security
19 Nov 2003
Left rejoices at truants' plans to oppose Bush with vandalism, smoking, sanctimony
19 Nov 2003
Bush state visit: Dubya's diary - day one
19 Nov 2003
Bush state visit: Dubya's diary - day two
20 Nov 2003
Bush state visit: Dubya's diary - day three
21 Nov 2003
Bush disappointed with visit to "Simpsons set"
21 Nov 2003
Bush state visit: Dubya's diary - day four
22 Nov 2003
Royal Family obtains injunction against itself
24 Nov 2003
Queen's Speech: Bored Blair decides to create his own opposition
26 Nov 2003
Government to introduce compulsory amputation for new students
26 Nov 2003
The Times to "dumb down" tabloid edition, add page 3 girl
27 Nov 2003
Telegraph to launch new "broadersheet" edition
28 Nov 2003
Simon says look at this...
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