Andrew Allison (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Conservative MP, Alan Duncan, entered into a civil partnership with his partner, James Dunseath, at Marylebone Register Office last Thursday. I'm sure all readers will join with me in congratulating them and wishing them every happiness.
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Alan Duncan, the shadow business secretary, has become the first Conservative MP to enter into a civil partnership ceremony.
Queerty (Free subscription) | 07/11/2008
Tory MP Alan Duncan, who will soon marry longtime lover James Dunseath, invited loads of his party peers to the gay celebration. Unfortunately many of them won’t be attending, including Margaret Thatcher, the former Prime Minister whom Duncan allegedly idolizes: he has a picture of her hanging in his living room. He must be heartbroken. [...]
The First Post (Free subscription) | 07/11/2008
When it was announced that Tory MP Alan Duncan was to marry his long-term partner, James Dunseath – what he called his "big fat gay wedding" – it was thought…
Anorak News (Free subscription) | 03/06/2008
WHEN Alan Duncan MP announced that he was to marry James Dunseath, we wondered what they would say in Cheltenham. Now a “senior conservative” in Duncan's Rutland Melton constituency offers the Mail: “This is too much for many people here who thought they were getting a straight bachelor. “He used to receive invitations from the strait-laced Duke [...]
Gay News Bits (Free subscription) | 03/05/2008
Alan Duncan, has the honour of being the first leading Tory in Britain to enter into a civil partnership.
Towleroad (Free subscription) | 03/04/2008
Alan Duncan, the shadow business secretary, is the first Tory MP to enter into a civil partnership, the Telegraph reports: "Mr Duncan (right) and his partner James Dunseath, 39, a press officer in the City, will hold the ceremony at...
The First Post (Free subscription) | 03/04/2008
Shadow business secretary Alan Duncan is to become the first Conservative MP to enter into a civil partnership after popping the question to partner James Dunseath on Valentine's Day... US [...more]
View From The Bridge (Free subscription) | 03/04/2008
I found myself in deep doo-doo yesterday when, after reading in the newspapers of senior Tory MP Alan Duncan's announcement that this summer he is to enter a civil partnership with his partner, Mr James Dunseath, something made me click over to the ‘About the Author’ page on this website and I realised that I [...]
GayandRight (Free subscription) | 03/04/2008
I can't wait to see some gay marriages among Federal Conservatives....this is from the UK... A senior member of David Cameron's team is to become the first Conservative MP to enter into a civil partnership. Alan Duncan, the shadow business secretary, will make political history with his announcement in The Daily Telegraph today. Mr Duncan, 50, an MP since 1992, will be the first member of the Cabinet...
St. Louis CofCC Blog (Free subscription) | 03/04/2008
He on the left is a Tory MP and Shadow Business Secretary Alan Duncan. (S)he on the right is James Dunseath, nobody in particular. They have announced their intentions to enter a “civil partnership.” Tory Party leader, and potential Prime Minister David Cameron is going to attend the ceremony. Maybe he’ll also give the bride away. Cameron [...]
News Scotsman (Free subscription) | 03/04/2008
THE shadow business secretary, Alan Duncan, is to become the first Tory MP to enter a civil partnership.
Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 03/04/2008
THE shadow business secretary, Alan Duncan, is to become the first Tory MP to enter a civil partnership.
The Twydall Tory (Free subscription) | 03/04/2008
Alan Duncan will enter into a Civil Partnership in the Summer and make history. Photo: Peter Ainsworth MP It had to happen, sooner or later, but thankfully the time has come. Alan Duncan, who has a prominent place in David Cameron's shadow cabinet as the business spokesman, is to become the first Conservative MP to enter into [...]
Channel 4 (Free subscription) | 03/03/2008
25 years after the hint of homosexuality cost Labour the Bermondsey by-election, is sexuality no longer an issue in politics?
