Michael Portillo - Revision history

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Ross Burgess at 15:24, 14 March 2016

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	[[File:Michael Portillo by Regents College cropped.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Portillo]]'''Michael Portillo''' (Michael Denzil Xavier Portillo, born 1953) is a television presenter and former [[Conservative]] politician.		[[File:Michael Portillo by Regents College cropped.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Portillo]]'''Michael Portillo''' (Michael Denzil Xavier Portillo, born 1953) is a television presenter and former [[Conservative]] politician.

	He was born in [[Bushey]], [[Hertfordshire]] to a Spanish father and Scottish mother. He studied history at Peterhouse, [[Cambridge]]. He was MP for [[Enfield]] Southgate from 1984 until 1997, when he was unexpectedly defeated by [[Stephen Twigg]]. In 1999 he returned to parliament as MP for [[Kensington and Chelsea]], but retired in 2005. He held several government posts, including Secretary of State for Defence.		He was born in [[Bushey]], [[Hertfordshire]] to a Spanish father and Scottish mother. He studied history at [[Peterhouse, Cambridge]]. He was MP for [[Enfield]] Southgate from 1984 until 1997, when he was unexpectedly defeated by [[Stephen Twigg]]. In 1999 he returned to parliament as MP for [[Kensington and Chelsea]], but retired in 2005. He held several government posts, including Secretary of State for Defence.

	Portillo is married, but has admitted having had gay affairs as a young man.		Portillo is married, but has admitted having had gay affairs as a young man.

Ross Burgess at 17:24, 6 April 2014

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	Portillo is married, but has admitted having had gay affairs as a young man.		Portillo is married, but has admitted having had gay affairs as a young man.

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Ross Burgess at 17:09, 6 April 2014

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	[[File:Michael Portillo by Regents College cropped.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Portillo]]'''Michael Portillo''' (born 1953) is a television presenter and former [[Conservative]] politician.		[[File:Michael Portillo by Regents College cropped.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Portillo]]'''Michael Portillo''' (Michael Denzil Xavier Portillo, born 1953) is a television presenter and former [[Conservative]] politician.

	He was born in [[Bushey]], [[Hertfordshire]] to a Spanish father and Scottish mother. He studied history at Peterhouse, [[Cambridge]]. He was MP for [[Enfield]] Southgate from 1984 until 1997, when he was unexpectedly defeated by [[Stephen Twigg]]. In 1999 he returned to parliament as MP for [[Kensington and Chelsea]], but retired in 2005. He held several government posts, including Secretary of State for Defence.		He was born in [[Bushey]], [[Hertfordshire]] to a Spanish father and Scottish mother. He studied history at Peterhouse, [[Cambridge]]. He was MP for [[Enfield]] Southgate from 1984 until 1997, when he was unexpectedly defeated by [[Stephen Twigg]]. In 1999 he returned to parliament as MP for [[Kensington and Chelsea]], but retired in 2005. He held several government posts, including Secretary of State for Defence.

Ross Burgess at 17:02, 6 April 2014

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	'''Michael Portillo''' (born 1953) is a television presenter and former [[Conservative]] politician.		[[File:Michael Portillo by Regents College cropped.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Portillo]]'''Michael Portillo''' (born 1953) is a television presenter and former [[Conservative]] politician.

	He was born in [[Bushey]], [[Hertfordshire]] to a Spanish father and Scottish mother. He studied history at Peterhouse, [[Cambridge]]. He was MP for [[Enfield]] Southgate from 1984 until 1997, when he was unexpectedly defeated by [[Stephen Twigg]]. In 1999 he returned to parliament as MP for [[Kensington and Chelsea]], but retired in 2005. He held several government posts, including Secretary of State for Defence.		He was born in [[Bushey]], [[Hertfordshire]] to a Spanish father and Scottish mother. He studied history at Peterhouse, [[Cambridge]]. He was MP for [[Enfield]] Southgate from 1984 until 1997, when he was unexpectedly defeated by [[Stephen Twigg]]. In 1999 he returned to parliament as MP for [[Kensington and Chelsea]], but retired in 2005. He held several government posts, including Secretary of State for Defence.

			Portillo is married, but has admitted having had gay affairs as a young man.

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'''Michael Portillo''' (born 1953) is a television presenter and former [[Conservative]] politician.

He was born in [[Bushey]], [[Hertfordshire]] to a Spanish father and Scottish mother. He studied history at Peterhouse, [[Cambridge]]. He was MP for [[Enfield]] Southgate from 1984 until 1997, when he was unexpectedly defeated by [[Stephen Twigg]]. In 1999 he returned to parliament as MP for [[Kensington and Chelsea]], but retired in 2005. He held several government posts, including Secretary of State for Defence.

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