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++Jo Swinson and Duncan Hames welcome son Andrew

By | Tue 24th December 2013 - 2:46 pm

When Jo Swinson and Duncan Hames got engaged, they announced it by a co-ordinated tweets.

They carried on that tradition to announce the birth of their son Andrew. He was born on Sunday, but they’ve just announced his arrival in the last few minutes.

What lovely news for Christmas Eve. Let’s hope they have a lovely babymooon over the Christmas holidays. Many congratulations to Jo, Duncan and all the proud aunties, uncles, cousins and grandparents.

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