the more accurate. Death Watkins was in failing health for several weeks prior to his death at his London home on 8 May 2010 from renal failure, aged 77. He was buried on the eastern side of Highgate Cemetery. Bibliography Books Watkins, Alan (1990) A Slight Case of Libel: Meacher Versus Trelford and Others, London: Duckworth Watkins, Alan (1991) A Conservative Coup: The Fall of Margaret Thatcher, London: Duckworth Watkins, Alan (1998) The Road to Number 10: From Bonar Law to Tony Blair, London: Duckworth Watkins, Alan (2001) A Short Walk Down Fleet Street: From Beaverbrook to Boycott, London: Duckworth Articles References External links Master Alan Watkins' Almanack Jan-2006: Master Cameron may decide his Interest is best serv'd if Master Blair stays put Master Alan Watkins' Almanack Dec-2006: Master Blair has a clever Scheam. He is desirous to make Peace with Mr Brown 1933 births 2010 deaths Burials at Highgate Cemetery Welsh-speaking journalists Alumni of Queens' College, Cambridge British male journalists Deaths from kidney failure People from Carmarthenshire Welsh journalists