Sara Keays

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Sara Keays, was the mistress and secretary of Cecil Parkinson, Great Britain's Secretary of State for Trade and Industry in the government of Margaret Thatcher. Keays' angry public revelation of their twelve year long affair led to the resignation of Parkinson. Her memoirs failed to answer the controversial question of whether her pregnancy had been deliberate, and the public generally saw her as the 'woman scorned', just wanting to lash out.

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