Matthew Parris - Revision history

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Wessexman at 19:31, 13 July 2023

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	In 1986 he resigned from parliament to take over the ITV series ''Weekend World''. Since then he has worked as a journalist and broadcaster.		In 1986 he resigned from parliament to take over the ITV series ''Weekend World''. Since then he has worked as a journalist and broadcaster.

	In 2020 Parris left the [[Stonewall]] organisation as he could not reconcile with their approach to ~~transgender~~ issues <ref> ''Another email arrives from the Stonewall organisation.		In 2020 Parris left the [[Stonewall]] organisation as he could not reconcile with their approach to gender and identity issues <ref> ''Another email arrives from the Stonewall organisation.
	“Get involved in Rainbow Laces, Trans Day of		“Get involved in Rainbow Laces, Trans Day of
	Remembrance and our first ever Festive Reception . . .” I		Remembrance and our first ever Festive Reception . . .” I

Wessexman at 18:12, 4 December 2020

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	In 1986 he resigned from parliament to take over the ITV series ''Weekend World''. Since then he has worked as a journalist and broadcaster.		In 1986 he resigned from parliament to take over the ITV series ''Weekend World''. Since then he has worked as a journalist and broadcaster.

	In 2020 Parris left the [[Stonewall]] organisation as he could not reconcile with their approach to transgender issues <ref> The Times 18 November 2020 https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/magical-map-emporium-that-needs-some-capital-d72wbslnh </ref>.		In 2020 Parris left the [[Stonewall]] organisation as he could not reconcile with their approach to transgender issues <ref> ''Another email arrives from the Stonewall organisation.
			“Get involved in Rainbow Laces, Trans Day of
			Remembrance and our first ever Festive Reception . . .” I
			learn that “you can now buy laces in the ace, bi, lesbian,
			non-binary, pan and trans flag colours”.
			I do dimly remember the reason I sat alongside a dozen
			or more good souls, gathered in a tacky oJce, to found
			Stonewall 31 years ago — and it wasn’t for this''. The Times 18 November 2020 https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/magical-map-emporium-that-needs-some-capital-d72wbslnh </ref>.

	==Sexuality==		==Sexuality==

Wessexman: left Stonewall 2020

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left Stonewall 2020

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	In 1986 he resigned from parliament to take over the ITV series ''Weekend World''. Since then he has worked as a journalist and broadcaster.		In 1986 he resigned from parliament to take over the ITV series ''Weekend World''. Since then he has worked as a journalist and broadcaster.

			In 2020 Parris left the [[Stonewall]] organisation as he could not reconcile with their approach to transgender issues <ref> The Times 18 November 2020 https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/magical-map-emporium-that-needs-some-capital-d72wbslnh </ref>.

	==Sexuality==		==Sexuality==

Ross Burgess at 13:57, 14 March 2016

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	[[File:Matthew Parris.jpg\|thumb\|Matthew Parris]]'''Matthew Parris''' (Matthew Francis Parris, born 1949) is a journalist and former [[Conservative]] politician.		[[File:Matthew Parris.jpg\|thumb\|Matthew Parris]]'''Matthew Parris''' (Matthew Francis Parris, born 1949) is a journalist and former [[Conservative]] politician.

	He was born in in Johannesburg, South Africa, and lived with his parents in Cyprus, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Swaziland, Jamaica, and finally Catalonia, Spain. He was educated at [[Cambridge]] and Yale. He was Conservative MP for West [[Derbyshire]] from 1979 to 1986.		He was born in in Johannesburg, South Africa, and lived with his parents in Cyprus, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Swaziland, Jamaica, and finally Catalonia, Spain. He was educated at [[Clare College, Cambridge]] and Yale. He was Conservative MP for West [[Derbyshire]] from 1979 to 1986.

	In 1986 he resigned from parliament to take over the ITV series ''Weekend World''. Since then he has worked as a journalist and broadcaster.		In 1986 he resigned from parliament to take over the ITV series ''Weekend World''. Since then he has worked as a journalist and broadcaster.

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Ross Burgess at 10:12, 28 February 2014

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Ross Burgess at 10:23, 22 February 2014

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	[[File:Matthew Parris.jpg\|thumb\|Matthew ~~Paarris~~]'''Matthew Parris''' (Matthew Francis Parris, born 1949) is a journalist and former [[Conservative]] politician.		[[File:Matthew Parris.jpg\|thumb\|Matthew Parris]]'''Matthew Parris''' (Matthew Francis Parris, born 1949) is a journalist and former [[Conservative]] politician.

	He was born in in Johannesburg, South Africa, and lived with his parents in Cyprus, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Swaziland, Jamaica, and finally Catalonia, Spain. He was educated at [[Cambridge]] and Yale. He was Conservative MP for West [[Derbyshire]] from 1979 to 1986.		He was born in in Johannesburg, South Africa, and lived with his parents in Cyprus, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Swaziland, Jamaica, and finally Catalonia, Spain. He was educated at [[Cambridge]] and Yale. He was Conservative MP for West [[Derbyshire]] from 1979 to 1986.

Ross Burgess at 10:22, 22 February 2014

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	'''Matthew Parris''' (Matthew Francis Parris, born 1949) is a journalist and former [[Conservative]] politician.		[[File:Matthew Parris.jpg\|thumb\|Matthew Paarris]'''Matthew Parris''' (Matthew Francis Parris, born 1949) is a journalist and former [[Conservative]] politician.

	He was born in in Johannesburg, South Africa, and lived with his parents in Cyprus, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Swaziland, Jamaica, and finally Catalonia, Spain. He was educated at [[Cambridge]] and Yale. He was Conservative MP for West [[Derbyshire]] from 1979 to 1986.		He was born in in Johannesburg, South Africa, and lived with his parents in Cyprus, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Swaziland, Jamaica, and finally Catalonia, Spain. He was educated at [[Cambridge]] and Yale. He was Conservative MP for West [[Derbyshire]] from 1979 to 1986.
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