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Cook's wife 'has just fallen apart' ; After ex-Minister's sudden death, the mother of his sons tells how Gaynor is struggling to cope with the tragedy. 'She is not a strong person,' she said
2005
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She said: 'I think they feel quite an onus on them to look after [Gaynor] really because she is not a very strong person and she always needs looking after, and now she hasn't got Robin to lean on, she needs my sons to help her.' Mrs Cook added: 'I'm fine in that I didn't really have much personal involvement with Robin any more. The Prime Minister described Mr Cook as 'an outstanding, extraordinary talent brilliant, incisive in debate, of incredible skill and persuasive power.' Chancellor Gordon Brown said: 'I admired and valued Robin as a colleague and friend and as one of the greatest Parliamentarians of our time.' The [ROBIN COOK'S] had been on a walking holiday in Scotland when the former Minister, who had suffered blood pressure problems, collapsed with an apparent heart attack as he and his wife neared the summit of 2,365ft Ben Stack in Sutherland at around 2.30pm on Saturday. 'Robin's a great loss not only to his family but indeed to the Labour Party and to politics at home and abroad.' Former Culture Secretary Chris Smith said: 'His loss is a shocking devastation, a real tragedy for Parliament and public life as a whole. Robin's contribution was immense. He was probably the most effective Parliamentarian of his generation.' Work and Pensions Secretary David Blunkett said: 'For over three decades Robin was an outstanding politician and political thinker, who made the most profound contribution to Labour's modernisation and to international affairs.
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