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Lord Selkirk of Douglas, Edinburgh Tory MP who was likeable and courteous with a touch of steel – obituary - Vimarsana News

Lord Selkirk of Douglas, Edinburgh Tory MP who was likeable and courteous with a touch of steel – obituary

Lord Selkirk of Douglas, who has died aged 81, was a socially liberal lawyer and aristocrat who was a hard-working Conservative MP for Edinburgh West for 23 years, a Scottish Office minister under Margaret Thatcher and John Major, and finally a front-bench spokesman in the Scottish Parliament.

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Reform denies claim of cash bid to poach Anderson - Vimarsana News

Reform denies claim of cash bid to poach Anderson

Richard Tice insisted 'no cash or money' has been offered to Tory MPs to join Reform UK.

James Cracknell meets Colchester business owners at event - Vimarsana News

James Cracknell meets Colchester business owners at event

Conservative hopeful James Cracknell gave an insight into his Olympic glory to ambitious business owners at The Old Siege House in Colchester

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Last orders for Jeffrey and Mary Archer's fabled Christmas parties as they are set to hold their last ever fizz and pie bash next month - Vimarsana News

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Last orders for Jeffrey and Mary Archer's fabled Christmas parties as they are set to hold their last ever fizz and pie bash next month

The Christmas party season will never be the same. I can disclose that Jeffrey Archer and his wife, Mary, are to give their last ever 'champagne & shepherd's pie' next month.

Nick Gibb: Schools minister's resignation letter - Vimarsana News

Nick Gibb: Schools minister's resignation letter

Nick Gibb has said he is 'proud' of his record as he steps down, but warned of 'growing cynicism and hostility to those who stand for election'