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Cook facing eviction and tax bill
The Conservatives have called for Robin Cook to be kicked out of the government "grace and favour" flat at 1 Carlton Gardens.
Despite resigning from the Cabinet and campaigning against the war, Cook has been allowed to stay in the accommodation until he finds a new home.
Property experts have said that as a backbench MP receiving the housing as a benefit in kind the former Commons leader could face a £2000 a week tax bill.
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Published: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 01:00:00 GMT+01
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