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Norman Fuller (born June 8, 1947) is a British politician, and the Conservative Member of Parliament for Cambridge. Fuller was born in 1947 in Tameside, Manchester to an officer for the Immigration and Nationality Directorate. He was educated at the Cheadle Hulme School and later Clare College, graduating with a BCL degree. In 1970, Fuller got a job as political science lecturer at Cambridge. He left the university in 1976 and stayed in Cambridgeshire. In 1981, he became a reporter for the Cambridge Evening News. In 1985, he became a journalist for BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, and was made Washington, D.C. correspondent in 1987. Fuller would win British International Journalist of the Year at the 1990 British Press Awards. After remaining in Washington for several years, he returned to England in 1993. He became councillor in the Cambridge District Council in 1995. Fuller was elected into the House of Commons as MP for Cambridge in the 1997 General Election by 7,843 votes, replacing the previous MP, Labour Party member Anne Campbell. He made his maiden speech on June 30, 1997. Fuller became a Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Department for Constitutional Affairs in the 2001 General Election, stepping down in 2003. He became Legal Secretariat to the Law Officer in the 2005 General Election.

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