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His announcement opened a troubled final chapter in a remarkable three-term premiership in which he moved from absolute political dominance of a prosperous Britain to fighting off open mockery about his closeness to President Bush.
The takes us back to his laid back, chairman of the board, style of premiership in which cabinet ministers are given a relatively free rein.
Of the low-intensity warfare between Downing Street and the Treasury that dogged Tony Blair's premiership, in which Balls undoubtedly played a part, he says little except that there was fault on both sides.
But he was a naturally optimistic man, and the last time I spoke to him, he was eagerly looking forward to a Brown premiership, in which he thought the interests of the working class might again take centre stage.
The only way is up and the beginning is nigh, with the return of the Aviva Premiership in which, bitter-sweetly, the opening match sees Harlequins play Wasps at the Stoop this Friday night, 500 metres and 20 hours away from the first World Cup quarter-final at Twickenham the following day.
The 1984 Brighton bomb forced Margaret Thatcher to tear up what would have been the most divisive speech of her premiership, in which she planned to accuse not only militant miners but the entire Labour party of being "the enemy within" and part of an "insurrection" against democracy.
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Though last weekend's final Premiership table confirmed that Gloucester finished the season 15 points ahead of second-placed Wasps, the first- and second-placed clubs will meet in a Premiership final in which the winners will be tagged champions.
Thus his rashness in allowing Scotland's nationalists to set the terms of a referendum which was the most dramatic event of his premiership, and in which Mr Cameron was a virtual bystander.
The Prime Minister is preparing to make the most important speech of his premiership tomorrow in which he will plead with voters to stay, warning: "This is for ever".
The 29-year-old, who was taken to hospital in considerable pain, is also likely to miss the remainder of a Premiership season in which it grows ever tighter at the top.
You invite Warren Gatland's side back for another full-cap Test match at the fag-end of the domestic campaign, 24 hours after a Premiership final in which a third of your squad are involved.
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