Talk:Nick Herbert

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I'm confused. I'm sure I remember Nick Herbert at Southampton University in the era 1983 to 1985. Am I imagining this?

Robert Smithson says: I'm not sure at all about Alan Duncan being the first openly gay Conservative MP. Mathew Parris 'outed' himself in a debate on Northern Ireland in the early '80s. And nobody cared very much.

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