Help me exorcise the devil from my vacuum cleaner ; WEIRD PLEAS MPs GET FROM THEIR CONSTITUENTS 3 STAR Edition
It happened at the Richmond, Yorks, MP's weekly surgery - proof that we Brits consult our MPs on far more than such run-of-the-mill subjects as taxation, unemployment and Europe. A YOUNG woman walked in, sat down in front of me and said: "Doctor, I want to go on the pill." She couldn&...
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| Published in | Daily mirror (London, England : 1903) |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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London
MGN Ltd
09.07.1998
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| Summary: | It happened at the Richmond, Yorks, MP's weekly surgery - proof that we Brits consult our MPs on far more than such run-of-the-mill subjects as taxation, unemployment and Europe. A YOUNG woman walked in, sat down in front of me and said: "Doctor, I want to go on the pill." She couldn't get out quick enough when I explained that I was a Doctor of Economics, not medicine!" MY favourite moment in a surgery came just after my election victory. An elderly lady gave me a huge hug and said she had voted for me because she knew I was the only candidate who could help exorcise the devil from her vacuum cleaner. |
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