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The use of historical references and literary devices in parliamentary debates is not uncommon, as MPs often seek to add depth and nuance to their arguments. The New Forest West constituency, represented by Sir Desmond Swayne, is a parliamentary seat in Hampshire, England, and its MP's actions in the Commons can reflect the local character and values of the area. The reference to a 1907 poem suggests that Sir Desmond Swayne is drawing on a wide range of cultural and historical sources to inform his political discourse.
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Commons tale of lion, nurse and bottle of champagne
New Forest West MP, Sir Desmond Swayne uses a poem from 1907 to tease Labour MPs.
24 Jun, 15:44
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