BEN BRADSHAW ATTENDS CABINET MEETING
Minister for Culture Ben Bradshaw leaves No.10 Downing St smiling after the cabinet meeting following Gordon Brown's re-shuffle in London on Tuesday June 09 2009. This follows Gordon Brown's meeting with his party last night and his announcement to remain as leader. (UPI Photo/Hugo Philpott)
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