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The conservative Daily Telegraph ran a two page scandal chronology compiled by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, who, as its Washington correspondent, began investigating Clinton in 1993 and, according to the paper, was "vilified by the White House aides" as a result.
The conservative Daily Telegraph said in an editorial: "If French farmers really think they can force British consumers to buy their produce by blockading Calais, they had better prepare for a long and unprofitable winter on the quayside.
"Yesterday the war got personal," commented the Daily Telegraph of London.
In an editorial, the conservative Daily Telegraph agreed with Thatcher that Tony Blair's government was doing Britain unnecessary harm "merely to enable the vengeful pack in pursuit of Pinochet to settle their scores."
The Sunday Telegraph also urged NATO to intensify the war effort, saying that "the problem with NATO's conduct of the war is not that it is employing too much force.