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Wednesday 02 December 1998 00:02 GMT

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Mr Charles Brims, President of the Newspaper Society, Chief Executive of Portsmouth & Sunderland Newspapers, hosted a breakfast yesterday in honour of the Lord Chancellor, Lord Irving of Lairg QC, at Bloomsbury House, London WC1. Among those present were:

Mr Guy Black; Mr Robin Burgess; Mr Nick Carter; Mr Alec Davidson; Mr James Evans; Mr Lynne Gardiner; Mr Philip Graf; Sir Nicholas Hewitt Bt; Mr Hubert J. Hirst; Mr Fred Johnston; Mr Ian Locks; Mr David Newell; Mr Chris Oakley; Mr Keith Parker; Mr Allan Percival; Mr Santha Rasaiah; Mr John Robertson; Ms Jenny Rowe; Mr Bob Satchwell; Mr Peter Strong.

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