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Why was Ann Widdecombe never given a peerage? 🤔 I’ve always thought David Cameron never forgave her for choosing Strictly over a top diplomatic role - and her opposition to his plans to legalise same-sex marriage probably didn’t help! 🎙️ Hear more on the latest Pierce & Maguire -... show more

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