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MP looks back on a long political career

4:38pm Wednesday 12th November 2008

AS Sir Michael Spicer prepares to leave the House of Commons after more than 30 years in Parliament, Journal reporter Katie Thompson met with him at his Cropthorne home to take a look back at his political career.

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