History of Ann Widdecombe

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During the Conservative leadership election that picked [William Hague]?, she spoke against the former Home Secretary, [Michael Howard]? she served under. She remarked "there is something of the night about him", a comment which was thought to damaging as he sought election as party leader.

During the Conservative leadership election that picked [William Hague]?, she spoke against the former Home Secretary, [Michael Howard]? she served under. She remarked "there is something of the night about him", a comment which was thought to be extremely damaging as he sought election at that time as party leader.

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As a strong, forceful and intelligent woman, Ann is one of these unlikley English sex symbols and she has many admirers that talk about how sexy she is. These admirers include [Bob Geldof]? and [Eddie Izzard]?. During the 2001 UK general election the top-selling item at Politico's Bookstore, a London shop devoted to political merchandise, "I Love Ann Widdecombe" underwear was the most popular item sold there.

As a strong, forceful and intelligent woman, Ann is one of these unlikely English sex symbols and she has many admirers that talk about how sexy she is. These admirers include [Bob Geldof]? and [Eddie Izzard]?. During the 2001 UK general election the top-selling item at Politico's Bookstore, a London shop devoted to political merchandise, "I Love Ann Widdecombe" underwear was the most popular item sold there.