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price would save almost 3,000 lives a year and save the NHS over ÂŁ6bn over ten years while costing a moderate drinker only ÂŁ12 extra per year. When plans to introduce minimum pricing were shelved by the
Government in 2013, Wollaston strongly criticised David Cameron and Department for Health Ministers, saying that the change in policy was due to lobbying by Conservative Party strategist
725:, noting that 54% of her constituents had voted to leave. She went on to state that "one of the things that annoys people is telling them that they didn't know what they were voting for", rejecting the idea of holding a second referendum. She was returned with a reduced majority of 13,477, despite gaining 2,031 more votes. She was appointed chair of the
1019:. Strongly opposing a no-deal Brexit, she said in December 2018: "If it becomes the main objective of government policy to deliver no deal and no transition, then the consequences of that would be so horrific for the people I represent then I couldn't stay a member of the Conservative party." She co-founded the group
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with a real job". At a public hustings, she was asked whether her lack of political experience would make it difficult for her to throw and take political punches; she replied that this was not what politics was about for her, and that she would not indulge in it. Her reply prompted spontaneous applause.
929:. She said that the cost could be significantly lower than that of the Totnes primary by combining local and European elections with primary elections. In 2013, she suggested that the idea of expanding primaries had been 'shelved' because it was felt that they produce 'awkward' independently-minded MPs.
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bill in
November 2011 which would have required MPs who switch parties to face an automatic by-election. Wollaston herself switched parties on 20 February 2019, but did not call a by-election. Chair of Totnes and South Devon Labour Party Lynn Alderson said Wollaston "made her views clear". Wollaston
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victims in warning the
Government against its plans to introduce anonymity for people suspected of, or charged with, rape. She argued that it would constitute a "further barrier" for victims to report their crime and that the vast majority of sexual assaults already went unreported. She successfully
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February 2016 that "the prime minister has returned with a threadbare deal that has highlighted our powerlessness to effect institutional change" and that "the balance of our national interest now lies outside the EU". However, she announced on 8 June 2016 that she would change sides to campaign
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Conservative candidate in Totnes, Wollaston pledged to tackle the issue of alcohol misuse, having seen the impact of it during her medical career. In Westminster, she pushed for an introduction of minimum unit pricing for alcohol, arguing that a 50p minimum unit
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could most easily defeat. As the general election approached, Wollaston made clear her anger at suggestions that she would be a part-time MP, saying that she would not continue her medical practice if elected. The local branch of
Liberal Democrats denied that they were behind rumours that Wollaston
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Coming from a non-political background, Wollaston has consistently spoken out in favour of reforming the political system to make it more open and accessible. Citing her own experience in the medical profession, she has called for job-sharing in the
Commons, claiming that this would make it easier
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Before entering the House of
Commons, Wollaston stated that she was "strongly pro-choice", and would not support lowering the abortion limit, as such a measure would affect those who are in the greatest need. In 2011, she voted against backbench amendments to the Health and Social Care Bill which
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On election day, Wollaston was elected with a 45.9% share of the vote, and more than doubled the
Conservatives' majority. She supported the formation of a ConservativeâLiberal Democrat coalition government as being the most appropriate for her constituency in the circumstances after the election,
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Government to vote against setting up a Royal Charter to regulate the press, claiming that many of the activities which had led to the proposal were already illegal and were being exploited to justify censoring the free press. Later, she was the joint winner of
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In August 2013, Wollaston rebelled and voted against military intervention in Syria. She said such a move could escalate into a wider conflict with hundreds of thousands of victims. She cited strong opposition to intervention by her constituents as a key factor in deciding to vote against.
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intended to continue to practise medicine on a part-time basis. She accepted that the scandal over Anthony Steen's expenses claims had damaged the Conservative Party's chances, and declined his offer of the use of his home to run the Conservative campaign. She pledged to vote in a
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in the third year of her undergraduate career, gaining a Bachelor of Science degree in the subject. While at Guy's, she met her future husband, Adrian. Alongside her studies, she took a part-time role as a healthcare assistant at the hospital to supplement her student grant.
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announced that the party would, for the first time, send a postal ballot paper to every voter instead of holding the selection at an open meeting. Wollaston later said that she might not have put her name forward had she known that the selection was to be by open primary.
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acknowledged the likely calls for her to face a by-election but refused such a proposal, stating "neither this nor a general election would answer the fundamental question that is dividing us". In June 2019, she left Change UK to sit as an independent MP.
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in silencing dissent amongst MPs. She has suggested that vacancies for Parliamentary Private Secretary roles should put out for application and interview to find the most qualified candidate, rather than the candidate most in favour with the government.
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because "the overwhelming majority" in her constituency were opposed to hunting. She broke the Conservative whip in November 2010 to support an amendment setting a threshold of 40% turnout for the result of the
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in 2011, for a cut in the EU budget in 2011, and against military intervention in Syria in 2013. In Westminster, she was a vocal proponent of minimum unit pricing for alcohol and spoke out against political
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that the government's NHS reforms would result in the NHS going "belly up". She warned that the reorganisation would result in confusion with doctors being overwhelmed. She said there was a risk that
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in 2013, writing that "people who are gay should be allowed to celebrate their love and commitment in a context that society understands". She branded opponents of the change "bigots".
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for Britain to remain in the EU, claiming that Vote Leave's assertion that exiting the union would make available ÂŁ350m a week for health spending "simply isn't true" and represented "
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in Parliament, on 2 June 2010, outlined her concerns about alcohol-related crime and alcoholic drink pricing, and also mentioned issues of concern in her constituency, including
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Community Hospital. However, Wollaston accepted that she had "no background in politics" when in 2009 she put her name forward for the selection of a candidate for the
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to be valid, and later that month supported a Labour amendment to allow more policyholders to claim compensation over the collapse in
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Urged to do so by the national party, the local Conservative Association had already decided that the selection would be made by an
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manner in several key divisions, voting for a referendum on Britain's EU membership and voting to reduce the EU budget.
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for women and those with families to stand for Parliament, while helping to improve the experience of MPs.
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Wollaston was educated at service and civilian primary schools, later attending a girls' grammar school in
393:(GP). After more than 20 years in clinical practice, she ran for political office. She was selected as the
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to be the 20th-most influential person (and second-most influential woman) in the English NHS in 2015.
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and nine other Conservative MPs against the government, and in favour of guaranteeing Parliament a "
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another prominent backbencher, Sarah Wollaston, has joined the People's Vote campaign along with
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2818:"How the Sarah Wollaston conspiracy theory proves David Cameron is a political genius"
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process, she urged the leaders of all parties to expand their use, particularly in
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Lyndsey Telford; Claire Newell; Edward Malnick; Luke Heighton (22 December 2015).
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1922:"I'm Sarah Wollaston's constituent, and she should put her defection to us voters"
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to the role. She was re-elected to this position after the 2015 general election.
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2300:"A key government role for Totnes MP Dr Sarah Wollaston has been announced today"
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said that Wollaston's change of opinion was "deliberately staged and political".
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2187:"Sarah Wollaston: Cameron has caved in to lobbyists on minimum alcohol pricing"
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Owen Bowcott, "Countryside Alliance outfoxed by new generation of Tory MPs",
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3034:"'Fat and happy? Forget it. That's why I'm subjecting myself to RideLondon'"
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1245:"The Class of 2010", Total Politics/Weber Shandwick, London, 2010, p. 330-2.
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would have prevented abortion providers from offering counselling services.
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2791:"EU referendum: MP Sarah Wollaston swaps sides over "untrue" Leave claims"
2131:"David Cameron's health reforms risk destroying the NHS, says Tory doctor"
1071:"The Times Guide to the House of Commons 2010", Times Books, 2010, p. 279.
1047:. They have two daughters and one son. She is a keen cyclist â often on a
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public vote on the final Brexit deal between the UK and the European Union
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in 2013, she expressed support for EU membership because of access to the
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explaining that voters wanted to see politicians working together. Her
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3003:"Sarah Wollaston: GP, mother and Conservative Parliamentary candidate"
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Francis Elliott, "Tory women MPs attack rape suspect anonymity plan",
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1083:"Sarah Wollaston: GP, mother and Conservative Parliamentary candidate"
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Rebecca Smith, Robert Winnett, "EU law harming doctors' training",
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Louise Vennells, "All constituents can select new Tory candidate",
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Olivier Vergnault, "Tories face 400 voters in first open primary",
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Tory MPs could resign whip if no-deal Brexit becomes primary focus
2761:"Tory MP Sarah Wollaston Switches Sides in EU Referendum Campaign"
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Chinthapalli, Krishna (4 December 2013). "Becoming a doctor MP".
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In December 2017, Wollaston voted along with fellow Conservative
2877:"Brexit vote: The 11 Tory rebel MPs who defeated the Government"
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on 18 October 2017. The vote was non-binding on the government.
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In October 2010, she announced she would not vote to repeal the
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1309:"Sarah Wollaston: 'Andrew Lansley knows how I feel about this'"
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Soon after her election, Wollaston was offered the position of
2161:"Dr Sarah Wollaston: We need a minimum unit price for alcohol"
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Louise Vennells, "Doctor victorious in historic public vote",
500:. She left sixth form with high grades in science subjects at
2848:"Theresa May: We're on course to deliver Brexit despite vote"
1628:"New MP targets cheap alcohol and badgers in maiden speech",
1514:"Tories hail victory for democracy as GP wins Totnes primary"
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magazine's Parliamentarian of the Year award for her stance.
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2586:"Plans for open primaries abandoned, Sarah Wollaston claims"
2423:"House of Commons Hansard Debates for 07 Sep 2011 (pt 0002)"
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Matt Chorley, "Cameron leads first coalition for 70 years",
1537:"'I won't be a part-time MP' vows GP running for election",
2248:"Dr Sarah Wollaston elected as health committee chairwoman"
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Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for Totnes
2507:"Labour wins symbolic victory in vote on universal credit"
2274:"Winning candidates for select committee Chairs announced"
2218:"Dying patients should be exempt from social care charges"
1873:"Sarah Sarah Wollaston elected Chair of Liaison Committee"
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from the original on 21 December 2021 – via YouTube.
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Allan Tudor, "Party workers backing under-fire Teign MP",
1151:"Career-change lessons from Sarah Wollaston, GP turned MP"
1117:"Career-change lessons from Sarah Wollaston, GP turned MP"
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and would vote to remain in the EU. In February 2019, she
2643:"Syria debate: why I voted against military intervention"
2098:"Totnes MP Sarah Wollaston loses seat after party switch"
1337:"Three candidates for pioneering public vote are named",
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as a medical student. She took an intercalated degree in
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Steve Peacock, "Voters will choose new Tory candidate",
2051:"Totnes MP Sarah Wollaston joins the Liberal Democrats"
2028:"Change UK splits as six of 11 MPs become independents"
1481:"Creeping patronage, new politics and the payroll vote"
477:â was posted around the world, including Hong Kong and
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Conservative Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies
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Liberal Democrats (UK) MPs for English constituencies
2955:"Letter to the Prime Minister from Dr Phillip Lee MP"
2076:"Lib Dem leadership rivals defend anti-Brexit slogan"
441:. Four months later, she quit the party to sit as an
3064:"Sarah's Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 2014 page"
2616:"Voting Record â Sarah Wollaston MP, Totnes (24761)"
2533:"How David Cameron can get more women into politics"
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Slawson, Nicola; Sparrow, Andrew (18 October 2017).
1805:"Sarah Wollaston: An honour to have been re-elected"
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1899:"Three MPs quit Tory party to join breakaway group"
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2163:. Politics Home. 7 February 2012. Archived from
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2331:"NHS hit by locum agency nurses' pay scandal"
1589:"'Rollercoaster' campaign doubles majority",
1550:"Tory candidate admits fears over expenses",
1185:"Why is Sarah Wollaston our MP of the Month?"
594:United Kingdom Parliamentary expenses scandal
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963:2016 referendum on European Union membership
338:(born 17 February 1962) is a British former
2903:"The Brexit factions reshaping UK politics"
1832:"Sarah Wollaston's 2017 Husting Highlights"
1615:Tina Crowson, "Parties reject truce plea",
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1284:. King's College London. 13 November 2013.
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2449:"Dr Sarah Wollaston | Sarah's Blog"
2391:"Sarah Wollaston: You ask the questions"
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1940:"Why we decided to call for deselection"
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431:referendum on European Union membership
115:18 June 2014 â 6 November 2019
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3001:Lambert, Victoria (1 September 2009).
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2679:from the original on 23 September 2015
2641:Wollaston, Sarah (28 September 2007).
2531:Wollaston, Sarah (28 September 2007).
2403:from the original on 25 September 2015
2216:Wollaston, Sarah (28 September 2007).
1130:from the original on 24 September 2015
1081:Lambert, Victoria (1 September 2009).
1043:. They met while studying medicine at
870:Wollaston voted in favour of allowing
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553:Royal College of General Practitioners
2730:"This is a threadbare deal on Europe"
2728:Wollaston, Sarah (21 February 2016).
2371:from the original on 24 December 2015
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2310:from the original on 9 September 2015
1879:from the original on 30 December 2017
1479:Wollaston, Sarah (10 February 2011).
1288:from the original on 10 December 2015
1055:100-mile bike race with her husband.
162:6 May 2010 â 6 November 2019
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3070:from the original on 23 October 2014
2901:Wheeler, Brian (11 September 2018).
2425:. Parliament of the United Kingdom.
1957:"MP Sarah resigns from Tory Party",
1307:Jolley, Rachael (30 November 2010).
921:Following her selection through the
615:The primary was conducted under the
3032:Wollaston, Sarah (2 January 2014).
3013:from the original on 29 August 2017
2573:from the original on 10 April 2015.
1875:. Parliament UK. 13 November 2017.
1785:from the original on 3 January 2016
1407:"Call for 50p-per-unit alcohol tax"
1095:from the original on 5 January 2016
370:from 2014 to 2019 and chair of the
27:British Liberal Democrat politician
3044:from the original on 11 April 2014
2875:Austin, Henry (13 December 2017).
2653:from the original on 29 March 2014
2596:from the original on 11 April 2014
2584:Dominiczak, Peter (13 June 2013).
2474:Swinford, Steven (20 April 2015).
1920:Heaven, James (20 February 2019).
1161:from the original on 11 April 2014
957:Wollaston initially supported the
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2280:from the original on 20 June 2015
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2197:from the original on 2 March 2014
1493:from the original on 6 March 2014
1319:from the original on 5 March 2016
1183:Chakelian, Anoosh (4 June 2013).
1035:with her husband Adrian James, a
977:renegotiation of membership terms
748:Wollaston was the sponsor of the
445:. In August 2019, she joined the
3473:20th-century English politicians
3240:The Independent Group for Change
3165:Parliament of the United Kingdom
3113:Parliament of the United Kingdom
2486:from the original on 4 July 2015
2254:from the original on 1 July 2014
2049:Walker, Peter (14 August 2019).
1928:– via www.telegraph.co.uk.
1830:Tom Harwood (20 February 2019).
1353:"Choosing your Tory candidate",
1187:. Total Politics. Archived from
1149:Marsh, Virginia (17 July 2013).
1114:Marsh, Virginia (17 July 2013).
816:retired. She defeated fellow GP
776:In March 2011, Wollaston warned
572:2009 Totnes Conservative primary
453:standing as a Liberal Democrat.
3403:Alumni of King's College London
2816:Deacon, Michael (9 June 2016).
2563:"Gender equality for peeresses"
2276:. UK Parliament. 18 June 2015.
1262:. Local World. 8 September 2009
1256:"The new face of Tory politics"
1219:"The new face of Tory politics"
673:Parliamentary Private Secretary
566:2009 open primary and selection
268:
2953:Lee, Phillip (19 March 2019).
1217:P Greaves (8 September 2009).
1041:Royal College of Psychiatrists
852:Wollaston was reckoned by the
1:
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2306:. Local World. 18 June 2015.
514:Guy's Hospital Medical School
387:Guy's Hospital Medical School
3280:Former Members of Parliament
1901:. BBC News. 20 February 2019
1753:"MP Wollaston is reselected"
1409:. BBC News. 30 November 2009
750:Stalking Protection Act 2019
701:referendum on voting systems
397:parliamentary candidate for
3118:Contributions in Parliament
965:, stating in an article in
933:Foreign and European policy
786:Health and Social Care Bill
736:, a party advocating for a
512:In 1980, Wollaston entered
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3364:Change UK election results
2759:Ned Simons (8 June 2016).
2699:"Rebel MPs: the full list"
2399:. London. 24 August 2009.
2250:. BBC News. 18 June 2014.
1963:. Retrieved 15 August 2019
1811:. Local World. 15 May 2015
1742:, HC 6ser vol 518 col 323.
1720:, HC 6ser vol 517 col 855.
1007:agrees with Brussels over
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2793:. BBC News. 9 June 2016.
1698:, 29 October 2010, p. 20.
1685:, 8 September 2010, p. 1.
558:Wollaston remains on the
449:but lost her seat in the
342:politician who served as
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1737:20 December 2016 at the
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539:Wollaston then moved to
492:in 1979â1980. Whilst at
457:Early life and education
411:CameronâClegg government
362:, she later served as a
358:. First elected for the
2991:. Retrieved 9 June 2016
2030:. BBC News. 4 June 2019
1260:Exeter Express and Echo
1223:Exeter Express and Echo
1051:â and took part in the
835:In 2015, an undercover
368:Health Select Committee
103:Health Select Committee
48:Official portrait, 2017
2987:10 August 2016 at the
2365:Health Service Journal
2304:Torquay Herald Express
1862:retrieved 18 July 2017
1854:3 January 2016 at the
1809:Torquay Herald Express
1580:, 29 April 2010, p. 7.
1576:Constituency profile,
1567:, 19 April 2010, p. 6.
1554:, 16 April 2010, p. 5.
1541:, 10 March 2010, p. 8.
1464:, 5 August 2009, p. 5.
1431:, 25 July 2009, p. 11.
1357:, 23 July 2009, p. 10.
1282:"King's Alumni Online"
855:Health Service Journal
802:for her tough stance.
689:Working Time Directive
377:Wollaston was born in
2675:. Conservative Home.
1978:hansard.parliament.uk
1849:election 2017: Totnes
1396:, 27 July 2009, p. 8.
1383:, 10 July 2009, p. 5.
1341:, 15 July 2009, p. 3.
1039:and President of the
807:Public Bill Committee
719:2017 general election
712:2015 general election
576:Wollaston joined the
451:2019 general election
407:2010 general election
3180:Member of Parliament
3138:Record in Parliament
2367:. 23 November 2015.
2135:The Sunday Telegraph
1672:, 9 July 2010, p. 8.
1619:, 13 May 2010, p. 1.
1606:, 12 May 2010, p. 1.
1604:Western Morning News
1565:Western Morning News
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1370:, 2 June 2009, p. 6.
1339:Western Morning News
1011:. She supported the
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655:Parliamentary career
534:general practitioner
391:general practitioner
344:Member of Parliament
301:General practitioner
145:Member of Parliament
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3007:The Daily Telegraph
2822:The Daily Telegraph
2765:The Huffington Post
2705:. 25 October 2011.
2618:. The Public Whip.
2590:The Daily Telegraph
2567:The Daily Telegraph
2335:The Daily Telegraph
1959:Dartmouth Chronicle
1683:The Daily Telegraph
1632:, 4 June 2010, p.5.
1593:, 8 May 2010, p. 3.
1088:The Daily Telegraph
1031:Wollaston lives in
986:The Daily Telegraph
982:post-truth politics
767:Political positions
666:bovine tuberculosis
374:from 2017 to 2019.
3468:People from Woking
3066:. JustGiving.com.
2943:. 19 December 2018
2856:. 14 December 2017
2451:. Drsarah.org.uk.
2104:. 13 December 2019
1961:, 22 February 2019
1563:"Election Diary",
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