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Norman St John Stevas, government minister

Jan. 01, 1981 - My Honour is at stake says Norman St. John-Stevas: The sacked leader of the House of Commons, and Minister for the Arts, Mr. Norman St. John - Stevas, has protected that his honour and integrity are at stake. This he said he resulted from an ambigous statement made by Mrs. Thatcher over Government looks.'. Mr. St. John Stevas said he was greatly distressed and wrote to Mrs. Thatcher and asked her to clarify what she meant, but he has received no response from Downing Street. In a statement released through the Press Association, he strenuously denied that he had acted in any way as a mole by giving away Government secrets. Photo shows Mr. Norman St. John Stevas pictured at his Knightsbridge home last night

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