Shadow culture spokesman Jeremy Hunt delivers his keynote speech at the Conservative Party Conference 2009.
Shadow Culture spokesman Jeremy Hunt delivers his keynote speech to Party delegates at the 2009 Conservative Party Conference in Manchester on Wednesday October 07 2009. UPI/Hugo Philpott
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