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• Victory for Socialism (VFS). Mikardo was defeated in his Reading seat in 1959 but won [[Poplar {UK Parliament constituency)|Poplar]] in the [[United Kingdom general election, 1964|1964 general election]], representing the

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• Ian's first [[constituency]] was [[Reading]] (United Kingdom Parliamentary constituency)|Reading]] and at an interview, it was reported, they were initially quite unimpressed by the man. He
• called him Ian - was sui generis. 'The Latin we all use in the pubs in Poplar,' as he would quip. (The Independent - [[Tam Dalyell]], (7 May 1993)

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