His seat was retaken by Liberal-Democrats in the 1994 by-election.
[1] Milligan's body was discovered by his secretary Vera Taggart -- naked, with suspenders and women's stockings, electric cord as noose and plastic trash bag over the head, piece of orange in his mouth. Police ruled out murder and called the death an autoerotic asphyxiation accident. The orange may have been present to counter amyl nitrate fumes.
Girlfriend: (two broken engagements)
University: Bradfield College
University: Magdalen College, Oxford University
UK Member of Parliament for Eastleigh (1992-94)
The Sunday Times of London Foreign Editor, Washington Correspondent
The Economist Chief EC Correspondent (1972-80)
Conservative Party (UK)
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BBC European Correspondent (1988-90)
Author of books:
The New Barons (1976, nonfiction)
