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Mr Cameron had lunch at Chequers with his old friend and rival this week.
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He is then to travel to London that evening, to have dinner with Prime Minister Tony Blair at Chequers.
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The talks at Chequers will focus on cross-border security and how to engage the Taliban in effective peace talks.
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The first hot spot was Chequers Inn in Doddington, once a stopping-point for religious pilgrims en route to nearby Canterbury.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is due to have talks with the British prime minister at his country retreat of Chequers on Saturday.
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Rodney Melville, formerly secretary at the Chequers Trust, for services to architecture.
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The newspaper says David Cameron and Andrew Mitchell had lunch at Chequers with their two wives, after which Mr Cameron made the job offer.
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Mr Cameron hosted a dinner with Afghan President Hamid Karzai and Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari at Chequers, north of London, on Sunday evening.
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Nevertheless, after some resistance, Mr Cameron has published a list of all big Conservative donors who have dined with him in Downing Street or Chequers, his official rural retreat.
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It was reported earlier this year that Mr Cameron had sought the former Labour prime minister's advice since taking power, mainly on foreign issues, and invited him to Chequers.
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In future, Mr Cameron said the Conservatives would publish details of all meals with donors, whether at No 10 or Chequers, as well as a register of all meetings with those who have given money.
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It said it wanted the names of Tory donors who have visited government property - including Downing Street and Chequers - and of those who have made submissions to the Downing Street policy unit, to be published.
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