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Chris Smith - the respectable radical who is plotting a green revolution

Lord Smith of Finsbury

Chris Smith is the respectable radical. He was the first openly gay MP. As the Culture Secretary in Tony Blair’s Government, he pioneered free admissions to museums. Full Article at Times Online

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