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Arundells, the home of former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, The Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. Stock Photo

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Arundells, home of former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, in Cathedral Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK on 11 July 2021 Stock Photo

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Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England. Stock Photo

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City of Salisbury, England. The former home of the ex British Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, Arundells. Stock Photo

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This plaque marks the home of former British Prime Minister, The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath KG MBE, in Salisbury, England, U.K. Stock Photo

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Blue plaque in memory of Sir Edward Heath at Salisbury in Wiltshire, England. The plaque stands outside of the former Prime Minister's house, Arundel Stock Photo

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Arundells, the home of former British Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, Cathedral Close, Salisbury, England, UK Stock Photo

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'Arundells', former house of Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath, ex prime minister, in the precinct of the cathedral at Salisbury, England. Stock Photo

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Blue plaque for Arundells, the home of former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, The Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. Stock Photo

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Arundells the home of former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath. A Grade II Listed period house in Cathedral Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, UK Stock Photo

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Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming Presents . The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RFE4G2C2–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming Presents . The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

Salisbury, Blue Plaque out side Arundells House Museum, Home of Former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, Cathedral Close, Wiltsh Stock Photo

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Edward Heath former Conservative leader with his piano at his home Arundells in Cathedral Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK Stock Photo

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Gates at the entrance to Arundells house owned by former UK Prime minister Sir Edward Heath Salisbury UK Stock Photo

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(140711) -- WILTSHIRE, July 11, 2014 (Xinhua) -- Robert Armstrong, the chief of Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation, presents a book of Edward Heath's autobiography to Liu Xiaoming, Chinese ambassador to Britain, during a photographic exhibition at the home of former British Prime Minister Edward Heath, in Wiltshire, Britain, July 10, 2014. Heath served as Britain's prime minister from June 1970 to February 1974. During his term, Britain established full diplomatic relations with China in 1972. He paid multiple visits to China during and after his premiership. (Xinhua/Xu Hui) Stock Photo

RME4GX2N–(140711) -- WILTSHIRE, July 11, 2014 (Xinhua) -- Robert Armstrong, the chief of Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation, presents a book of Edward Heath's autobiography to Liu Xiaoming, Chinese ambassador to Britain, during a photographic exhibition at the home of former British Prime Minister Edward Heath, in Wiltshire, Britain, July 10, 2014. Heath served as Britain's prime minister from June 1970 to February 1974. During his term, Britain established full diplomatic relations with China in 1972. He paid multiple visits to China during and after his premiership. (Xinhua/Xu Hui)

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RMM8EY5J–Blue plaque in memory of Sir Edward Heath at Salisbury in Wiltshire, England. The plaque stands outside of the former Prime Minister's house, Arundel

Supporters hold a posters of Edward Heath former British Prime Minister and General Sir Michael David Jackson outside the city hotel Londonderry, Northern Ireland ahead of the announcement as to whether 17 former British soldiers and two former members of the Official IRA will be prosecuted in connection with the events of Bloody Sunday in the city in January 1972. Stock Photo

RMRYG0CJ–Supporters hold a posters of Edward Heath former British Prime Minister and General Sir Michael David Jackson outside the city hotel Londonderry, Northern Ireland ahead of the announcement as to whether 17 former British soldiers and two former members of the Official IRA will be prosecuted in connection with the events of Bloody Sunday in the city in January 1972.

Robert Armstrong, the chief of Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation, presents a book of Edward Heath s autobiography to Liu Xiaoming, Chinese ambassador to Britain, during a photographic exhibition at the home of former British Prime Minister Edward Heath, in Wiltshire, Britain, July 10, 2014. Heath served as Britain s prime minister from June 1970 to February 1974. During his term, Britain established full diplomatic relations with China in 1972. He paid multiple visits to China during and after his premiership. (Xinhua/Xu Hui) BRITAIN-FORMER PM-CHINA-PHOTO EXHIBITION PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Stock Photo

RM2RMAHR3–Robert Armstrong, the chief of Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation, presents a book of Edward Heath s autobiography to Liu Xiaoming, Chinese ambassador to Britain, during a photographic exhibition at the home of former British Prime Minister Edward Heath, in Wiltshire, Britain, July 10, 2014. Heath served as Britain s prime minister from June 1970 to February 1974. During his term, Britain established full diplomatic relations with China in 1972. He paid multiple visits to China during and after his premiership. (Xinhua/Xu Hui) BRITAIN-FORMER PM-CHINA-PHOTO EXHIBITION PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

Mike Veale, chief constable of Wiltshire Police, speaks to the media about Operation Conifer, the former Conservative prime minister Sir Edward Heath would be questioned over allegations that he raped and indecently assaulted boys as young as 10 were he alive today, the controversial police report has said. Stock Photo

RMKCJ86W–Mike Veale, chief constable of Wiltshire Police, speaks to the media about Operation Conifer, the former Conservative prime minister Sir Edward Heath would be questioned over allegations that he raped and indecently assaulted boys as young as 10 were he alive today, the controversial police report has said.

Former prime minister Sir Edward Heath visits henry Robb shipyard in Leith near Edinburgh 1974 Stock Photo

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Harold MacMillan former Conservative Prime Minister with Edward Heath Robert Allan Anthony Barbar Sir Harold Evans Lord Egrement Sir Philip De Zalmets Mr F A Bishop at his 75th birthday celebration March 1969 Stock Photo

RMB4K0WC–Harold MacMillan former Conservative Prime Minister with Edward Heath Robert Allan Anthony Barbar Sir Harold Evans Lord Egrement Sir Philip De Zalmets Mr F A Bishop at his 75th birthday celebration March 1969

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Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming signs the visitors book on his arrival at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath. The Ambassador was at the house to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RFE4FTYY–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming signs the visitors book on his arrival at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath. The Ambassador was at the house to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

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Edward Heath former Conservative leader at home at Arundells in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England United Kingdom Stock Photo

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RMC1556C–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

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RMKCJ86T–Mike Veale, chief constable of Wiltshire Police, speaks to the media about Operation Conifer, the former Conservative prime minister Sir Edward Heath would be questioned over allegations that he raped and indecently assaulted boys as young as 10 were he alive today, the controversial police report has said.

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Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming speaks to honoured guests as he proclaims the exhibition open. The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RFE4FYGJ–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming speaks to honoured guests as he proclaims the exhibition open. The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

RMC1558K–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

RMB1E3AA–City of Salisbury, England. The former home of the ex British Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, Arundells.

Assistant Chief Constable Paul Mills, of Wiltshire Police and Gold Commander for Operation Conifer, speaks to the media about the Operation, the former Conservative prime minister Sir Edward Heath would be questioned over allegations that he raped and indecently assaulted boys as young as 10 were he alive today, the controversial police report has said. Stock Photo

RMKCJ8A9–Assistant Chief Constable Paul Mills, of Wiltshire Police and Gold Commander for Operation Conifer, speaks to the media about the Operation, the former Conservative prime minister Sir Edward Heath would be questioned over allegations that he raped and indecently assaulted boys as young as 10 were he alive today, the controversial police report has said.

File photo dated 25/01/00 of the former Tory Prime Minister Edward Heath (centre) with the then Prime Minister Tony Blair (left), who unveiled a portrait by Jane Bond of the Speaker of the House of Commons Betty Boothroyd (right), at a reception in No.1 Parliament Street, Westminster. Baroness Betty Boothroyd, the first woman to be Speaker of the House of Commons, has died, according to current Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, who said she was 'one of a kind'. Issue date: Monday February 27, 2023. Stock Photo

RM2NRJHA1–File photo dated 25/01/00 of the former Tory Prime Minister Edward Heath (centre) with the then Prime Minister Tony Blair (left), who unveiled a portrait by Jane Bond of the Speaker of the House of Commons Betty Boothroyd (right), at a reception in No.1 Parliament Street, Westminster. Baroness Betty Boothroyd, the first woman to be Speaker of the House of Commons, has died, according to current Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, who said she was 'one of a kind'. Issue date: Monday February 27, 2023.

, NO MOBILE PHONE USE : Former prime minister Sir Edward Heath is helped down steps into the royal box before the ladies semi-final between the defending champion Serena Williams and her sister Venus at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon. Stock Photo

RMG793Y5–, NO MOBILE PHONE USE : Former prime minister Sir Edward Heath is helped down steps into the royal box before the ladies semi-final between the defending champion Serena Williams and her sister Venus at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon.

RFE4G13B–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming speaks to honoured guests as he proclaims the exhibition open. The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

Former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath makes a personal statement to the House of Commons. Sir Edward, who as the House's longest-serving MP holds the title of Father of the House, is stepping down after 51 years. * In his speech, he thanked the voters of Bexley who had returned him in 14 general elections. but said he was 'saddened by the increasing impotence of this House and the decline in the esteem in which this place is held.'. Stock Photo

RM2D31P0E–Former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath makes a personal statement to the House of Commons. Sir Edward, who as the House's longest-serving MP holds the title of Father of the House, is stepping down after 51 years. * In his speech, he thanked the voters of Bexley who had returned him in 14 general elections. but said he was 'saddened by the increasing impotence of this House and the decline in the esteem in which this place is held.'.

RMC1559Y–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

RMB1E58T–City of Salisbury, England. The former home of the ex British Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, Arundells.

RFE4G130–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming speaks to honoured guests as he proclaims the exhibition open. The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

RM2D31P09–Former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath makes a personal statement to the House of Commons. Sir Edward, who as the House's longest serving MP holds the title of Father of the House, is stepping down after 51 years. * In his speech, he thanked the voters of Bexley who had returned him in 14 general elections. but said he was 'saddened by the increasing impotence of this House and the decline in the esteem in which this place is held.'.

Former British Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath arrives a reception in London to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the BBC progamme, Breakfast with Frost. Stock Photo

RMG65H3M–Former British Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath arrives a reception in London to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the BBC progamme, Breakfast with Frost.

Leader of the House of Commons Geoff Hoon arrives at Salisbury Cathedral, to pay his last respects at the funeral of former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath. Stock Photo

RM2D34D45–Leader of the House of Commons Geoff Hoon arrives at Salisbury Cathedral, to pay his last respects at the funeral of former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath.

RMC157BY–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath on the second day of the Conservative Party Conference in Bournemouth. Stock Photo

RMG55Y6K–Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath on the second day of the Conservative Party Conference in Bournemouth.

Margaret Thatcher arrives at the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA. Stock Photo

RMG90A6W–Margaret Thatcher arrives at the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA.

RFE4G12R–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming speaks to honoured guests as he proclaims the exhibition open. The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

RMC157CN–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

RMG90A6Y–Margaret Thatcher arrives at the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA.

RFE4FYEW–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming speaks to honoured guests as he proclaims the exhibition open. The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

RMC155BE–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

Margaret Thatcher leaves the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA. Stock Photo

RMG90A9C–Margaret Thatcher leaves the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA.

Prime Minister John Major (rear centre) and his wife Norma enjoy watching former British Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath (2nd left) embrace an old friend cello player and musical director Mstislav Rostopovich at No.10 Downing St this evening (Wednesday). Mr Major hosted an 80th birthday dinner celebration for Sir Edward. See PA Story POLITICS Heath. Photo by David Giles/PA (NS Rota pic). Stock Photo

RMG446N9–Prime Minister John Major (rear centre) and his wife Norma enjoy watching former British Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath (2nd left) embrace an old friend cello player and musical director Mstislav Rostopovich at No.10 Downing St this evening (Wednesday). Mr Major hosted an 80th birthday dinner celebration for Sir Edward. See PA Story POLITICS Heath. Photo by David Giles/PA (NS Rota pic).

Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath speaking at the House of Commons, during the selection procedure for a new Speaker to succeed Betty Boothroyd. Stock Photo

RMG56TW7–Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath speaking at the House of Commons, during the selection procedure for a new Speaker to succeed Betty Boothroyd.

Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, pictured at his London home, on the day he celebrates fifty years as a parliamentarian. Stock Photo

RMG4YAJN–Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, pictured at his London home, on the day he celebrates fifty years as a parliamentarian.

Lady Thatcher is surrounded by police officers and the Conservative Party Leader Michael Howard (bottom right) at the funeral of the former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath. Best known for taking Britain into the EEC, Sir Edward, who led the country from 1970 to 1974, died of pneumonia on July 17 just days after celebrating his 89th birthday at his home. Stock Photo

RMG8H3RY–Lady Thatcher is surrounded by police officers and the Conservative Party Leader Michael Howard (bottom right) at the funeral of the former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath. Best known for taking Britain into the EEC, Sir Edward, who led the country from 1970 to 1974, died of pneumonia on July 17 just days after celebrating his 89th birthday at his home.

RFE4FTXN–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming signs the visitors book on his arrival at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath. The Ambassador was at the house to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

Former Conservative Minister John McGregor arriving at Claridges Hotel, London, for a dinner to mark another former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath's 50th anniversary as a member of Parliament. Stock Photo

RMG4Y04X–Former Conservative Minister John McGregor arriving at Claridges Hotel, London, for a dinner to mark another former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath's 50th anniversary as a member of Parliament.

Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble holds aloft the biography of former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, while taking part in a Parliamentary Variety Show in aid of the Macmillan Cancer Relief, at St john's Church, Smith Square Westminster this evening (Monday). Photo by Stefan Rousseau/PA. Stock Photo

RMG4FK6M–Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble holds aloft the biography of former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, while taking part in a Parliamentary Variety Show in aid of the Macmillan Cancer Relief, at St john's Church, Smith Square Westminster this evening (Monday). Photo by Stefan Rousseau/PA.

Former Conservative cabinet minister John Profumo arrives at the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA. Stock Photo

RMG90A9G–Former Conservative cabinet minister John Profumo arrives at the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA.

RMC155D6–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

Prime Minister John Major is presented with a flower garland by Atmaswarupdas (the Head Priest) as former premier Sir Edward Heath looks on this evening (Sunday). The political men found themselves sharing a joke about the European single currency during their speeches to over 4,000 Asians and Indians at the newly-opened Hindu temple in Neasden, north London. Photo by Fiona Hanson/PA/Pool. SEE PA STORY POLITICS Major Stock Photo

RMG45YMM–Prime Minister John Major is presented with a flower garland by Atmaswarupdas (the Head Priest) as former premier Sir Edward Heath looks on this evening (Sunday). The political men found themselves sharing a joke about the European single currency during their speeches to over 4,000 Asians and Indians at the newly-opened Hindu temple in Neasden, north London. Photo by Fiona Hanson/PA/Pool. SEE PA STORY POLITICS Major

The Prime Minister Mr John Major (left) hosted an 80th birthday celebration dinner for former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath (centre) at No.10 Downing Street this evening (Wednesday), also attending were the Queen (2nd left) her husband the Duke of Edinburgh and the Prime Ministers wife Mrs Norma Major. See PA Story POLITICS Heath. Photo by David Giles/PA (NS Rota pic) Stock Photo

RMG446N7–The Prime Minister Mr John Major (left) hosted an 80th birthday celebration dinner for former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath (centre) at No.10 Downing Street this evening (Wednesday), also attending were the Queen (2nd left) her husband the Duke of Edinburgh and the Prime Ministers wife Mrs Norma Major. See PA Story POLITICS Heath. Photo by David Giles/PA (NS Rota pic)

RM2D30N8E–Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, pictured at his London home, on the day he celebrates fifty years as a parliamentarian.

Former British Prime minister Sir Edward Heath delivering his speech to mark the 50th anniversary of Winston Churchill's (whose silhouette is projected behind him) Zurich address, in London this evening (Thursday). Photo by Christine Boyd/PA. Stock Photo

RMG44J5M–Former British Prime minister Sir Edward Heath delivering his speech to mark the 50th anniversary of Winston Churchill's (whose silhouette is projected behind him) Zurich address, in London this evening (Thursday). Photo by Christine Boyd/PA.

Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath (1970-74) at a celebration reception for the publication of Sir Edward's latest autobiography 'The Course of my Life' in London this evening (Wednesday). Photo by Tony Harris/PA. Stock Photo

RMG4F199–Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath (1970-74) at a celebration reception for the publication of Sir Edward's latest autobiography 'The Course of my Life' in London this evening (Wednesday). Photo by Tony Harris/PA.

Former Conservative Lord Carrington at Claridges Hotel, London, for a dinner to mark another former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath's 50th anniversary as a member of Parliament. Stock Photo

RMG4Y04Y–Former Conservative Lord Carrington at Claridges Hotel, London, for a dinner to mark another former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath's 50th anniversary as a member of Parliament.

RFE4G12N–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming speaks to honoured guests as he proclaims the exhibition open. The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

The Prime Minister Mr John Major (right) and his wife Norma hosted an 80th birthday celebration dinner for former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath (centre) at No.10 Downing Street this evening (Wednesday). See PA Story POLITICS Heath. Photo by David Giles/PA (NS Rota pic) Stock Photo

RM2D2X7Y5–The Prime Minister Mr John Major (right) and his wife Norma hosted an 80th birthday celebration dinner for former Tory Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath (centre) at No.10 Downing Street this evening (Wednesday). See PA Story POLITICS Heath. Photo by David Giles/PA (NS Rota pic)

Former Conservative Party leader Iain Duncan Smith (left) and Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy arrive at the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA. Stock Photo

RMG90A74–Former Conservative Party leader Iain Duncan Smith (left) and Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy arrive at the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA.

RMC155EG–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

RFE4FYFR–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming speaks to honoured guests as he proclaims the exhibition open. The Ambassador was at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship. Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

RMG90A92–MargaretThatcher leaves the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA.

RMC157EC–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming looks at some of the amazing photoghs and artwork on show with curator Mr Stuart Craven at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath. The Ambassador was at the house to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RFE4FWM9–Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. 10th July, 2014. Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming looks at some of the amazing photoghs and artwork on show with curator Mr Stuart Craven at Arundells, home of former Prime Minister The Rt Hon Sir Edward Heath. The Ambassador was at the house to open a photographic exhibition entitled Edward Heath, A Pioneer of Modern-Age China-UK Friendship Credit: John Rose Photography/Alamy Live News

RMG90A93–Margaret Thatcher leaves the memorial service for former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, at Westminster Abbey in central London, Tuesday November 8, 2005. Sir Edward died from pneumonia on July 17 at his home in Salisbury, aged 89. He served as premier from 1970 to 1974, being remembered as the man who took Britain into the European Economic Community. See PA story MEMORIAL Heath. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Chris Young/PA.

RMC157FG–Arundells, The home of former Prime Minister of Great Britain Sir Edward Heath, near Salisbury Cathedral in Southern England.

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