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MP Lembit Opik is taking legal advice on newspaper claims about his private life by his former fiance, ITV weather presenter Sian Lloyd. | MP Lembit Opik is taking legal advice on newspaper claims about his private life by his former fiance, ITV weather presenter Sian Lloyd. |
The Montgomeryshire Liberal Democrat MP claimed that parts of an article in the Mail on Sunday "may be illegal". | The Montgomeryshire Liberal Democrat MP claimed that parts of an article in the Mail on Sunday "may be illegal". |
The relationship between Ms Lloyd and Mr Opik ended in 2006, and the Mail on Sunday article was taken from her book, A Funny Kind of Love. | The relationship between Ms Lloyd and Mr Opik ended in 2006, and the Mail on Sunday article was taken from her book, A Funny Kind of Love. |
The MP is now dating Gabriela Irimia, of the pop duo The Cheeky Girls. | The MP is now dating Gabriela Irimia, of the pop duo The Cheeky Girls. |
He and the Welsh weather presenter had become a couple in 2002, were engaged in 2004, and announced that they would marry in 2005. But their separation was confirmed in 2006. | He and the Welsh weather presenter had become a couple in 2002, were engaged in 2004, and announced that they would marry in 2005. But their separation was confirmed in 2006. |
Weather presenter Sian Lloyd's book will be published in April | Weather presenter Sian Lloyd's book will be published in April |
Two months ago Ms Lloyd married motor racing entrepreneur Jonathan Ashman in the Gwynedd village of Portmeirion. | Two months ago Ms Lloyd married motor racing entrepreneur Jonathan Ashman in the Gwynedd village of Portmeirion. |
Mr Opik, who speaks for his party on housing, was asked about an article in the Mail on Sunday on Sky News' Sunday Live. | |
Mr Boulton asked Mr Opik: "The Mail on Sunday has got unflattering stories about you from your former fiance..." | Mr Boulton asked Mr Opik: "The Mail on Sunday has got unflattering stories about you from your former fiance..." |
Mr Opik cut in: "I can't talk about that because we are taking legal advice about that at the moment, I'm afraid." | Mr Opik cut in: "I can't talk about that because we are taking legal advice about that at the moment, I'm afraid." |
Asked if he was considering suing, Mr Opik replied: "I can't say more about that at the moment, but there are some things that may be illegal about that article." | Asked if he was considering suing, Mr Opik replied: "I can't say more about that at the moment, but there are some things that may be illegal about that article." |
Ms Lloyd's book is due to be published next month. | Ms Lloyd's book is due to be published next month. |
Mr Opik has represented his mid Wales seat since 1997, and he holds it with a 7,173 majority. | Mr Opik has represented his mid Wales seat since 1997, and he holds it with a 7,173 majority. |
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