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Former GMTV reporter wins Labour seat
Published Friday, May 7 2010, 09:24 BST | By Andrew Laughlin

De Piero, who was a political correspondent at GMTV from 2003 to February 2010, defended the Nottinghamshire seat by just under 200 votes.
In February, she was selected by Labour from an all-women shortlist to stand in the Nottinghamshire seat after former defence secretary Geoff Hoon stood down.
Following voting yesterday, De Piero took 16,239 votes, or a 33.7% share, just 192 ahead of Liberal Democrat candidate Jason Zadrozny with 16,047. The Conservative candidate Garry Hickton came in third with 10,698 votes (22.2%).
Before joining GMTV, De Piero began her broadcasting career at the BBC, including stints on The Politics Show, On The Record and BBC Radio 4's Westminster Hour.
The 37-year-old also latterly acted as a guest presenter on Five's magazine programme Live From Studio Five to cover for Kate Walsh and Melinda Messenger.
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