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For those Conservative Home readers who did not get chance to see this week's Dispatches, it is well worth 45 minutes of your time (it can be viewed here). The subject was the often disastrous consequences of first cousin marriage....
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When Edward McMillan-Scott became a former Conservative MEP a month ago, I wrote in his defence. I have never liked his views on Europe - indeed we are at opposite ends of the Conservative Party, but I did think he was an honourable man. After reading Michal Kaminski's article for Conservative Home, I have realised I was too quick to defend McMillan-Scott and too quick to attack the members a...
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