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Newsnight: Jeremy Paxman gets seven Bells knocked out of him by PR man Tim Bell
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[Daily Mail] - By Ephraim Hardcastle Public relations man Tim Bell wiped the floor with Newsnight's tired-looking Jeremy Paxman on Tuesday night, calling his questions about political lobbying 'rubbish and claptrap'. A deflated Paxman, 61, said: 'I rather regret
Guardian: Boris Johnson v Ken Livingstone London mayoral debate – Wednesday 4 April
[The Guardian (blog)] - Tonight it's round four as the mayors past and present take questions from BBC2 Newsnight presenter Jeremy Paxman. Also in the studio are Jenny Jones, the Green party mayoral candidate, and Brian Paddick, the Liberal Democrat candidate.
Diary: Labour's losing (its £2m a year union top-up, that is)
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[The Independent] - Paxman takes a Pottinger pasting It is a rare moment when Jeremy Paxman, Newsnight's formidable interviewer, concedes defeat, but he did so, on air, and with reasonable good humour on Tuesday night after a studio guest had argued him into the ground.
George Galloway on the 'Bradford Spring'
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[BBC News] - Mr Galloway alluded to rebellions in the Arab world by saying a 'Bradford Spring' had taken place against the traditional political parties. The Respect Party MP told Newsnight's Jeremy Paxman that he "won a great victory" which was "something new" in
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