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Ann Widdecombe Quotes
«I do not think of the prison population in terms of an ideal number. We will not be constrained by some artificial level.»
Author: Ann Widdecombe
«People talk to me more slowly now.»
Author: Ann Widdecombe
«I think we've fallen away from that in recent years and I think Edward is quite right to say 'hang on, this is always been at the centre of Conservatism'.»
Author: Ann Widdecombe
«I think we have lost sight of something of importance, something which has always been at the heart of Conservatism which is the family - functioning as a family unit with legal rights and responsibilities and being able to make its choices and let its children grow strong,»
Author: Ann Widdecombe
«People are being freed who shouldn't be. While supervision starts off pretty tight, it becomes more lax.»
Author: Ann Widdecombe
«Either we are serious about being in government or we are not. If we are we must go for Ken Clarke.»
Author: Ann Widdecombe
«It is only by maintaining the current law and making it the norm that adoption takes place by married couples and stability for an adopted child can be achieved.»
Author: Ann Widdecombe
«As far as I'm concerned, William has been an excellent leader. He's a staying leader.»
Author: Ann Widdecombe
«where hard-working people keep more of their own money, where we encourage enterprise and prosperity.»
Author: Ann Widdecombe
«I wish I had put a bet on, but thought it might have been disrespectful to the Holy Spirit.»
Author: Ann Widdecombe