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Hi,
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How did my edit constitute vandalism? Some of the material I removed was originally added myself (for example the part about his grandparents) for which the sources I used are no longer active and added new material. You have also made edits to the page in the past which were unsourced. I've edited a large deal of articles of MPs of all political colours and would prefer if my neutrality wasn't questioned. I have reversed your edits but included the information you added about support for a "green recovery" and his criticisms of Thatcher as this does add nuance to his views on her time in office. MotorsportFan2012 (talk) 13:06, 8 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Hello - it seemed as if certain details re: his background, local connections, university affiliations had been removed without explanation, hence why I said it "appeared to be vandalism". I did not look at your editing history, which would have shown that this was unlikely, so my apologies for misinterpreting your motives. I have restored that which was lost, where active sources have proven available to support it. 13afuse (talk) 15:21, 10 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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