Olympic boycott: Sharron Davies on whether the UK should refuse to send diplomats to Beijing Games

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‘If you’re sitting very much on your high horse and saying that we should be boycotting the Olympic Games, I hope you’re not buying any cheap Chinese products’

Olympics silver medallist Sharron Davies on whether the UK should refuse to send diplomats to the Beijing Games.

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