Disgraced Tory peer Lord Archer is greeted by his wife, Lady Archer, at their home at Grantchester, near Cambridge, following his release from Hollesley Bay open prison in Suffolk, after serving two years and two days of his four-year jail term. Archer, *..63 - the former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party - had been sentenced to four years for perjury and perverting the course of justice.

Disgraced Tory peer Lord Archer is greeted by his wife, Lady Archer, at their home at Grantchester, near Cambridge, following his release from Hollesley Bay open prison in Suffolk, after serving two years and two days of his four-year jail term. Archer, *..63 - the former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party - had been sentenced to four years for perjury and perverting the course of justice. Stock Photo

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Disgraced Tory peer Lord Archer is greeted by his wife, Lady Archer, at their home at Grantchester, near Cambridge, following his release from Hollesley Bay open prison in Suffolk, after serving two years and two days of his four-year jail term. Archer, *..63 - the former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party - had been sentenced to four years for perjury and perverting the course of justice.

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