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Limited. Hello lovely to meet you. Did you get down okay? I'm in Eastbourne on the south coast to meet Tracy and Lisa.

They live in this beautiful arts and crafts flat overlooking the sea with their two cats and a budgie called

Lala Lulu Susie. What are your favourite things about each other? I fell in love with Lisa's voice that just drew me to her.

Not just an accent, it's just there's something about the tone of your voice. I know it sounds really strange,

but I can pick Lisa's voice out in a crowd anywhere.

And for me it was just Tracy's laugh really, which you can also hear in a crowd. We're a real partnership and I think that's a real strength that if I've got a problem or a difficulty and I same for Lisa. You're the first person I would talk to

and share it with. Yeah but we're also not in each other's pockets I mean we can

disagree quite vehemently and it doesn't feel like

oh my god the relationship's under threat we're just having...

I'm here to debate.

I'm to debate. He to debate.

Lisa and Tracy never imagined they'd be able to marry.

They were actually booked in to have a civil partnership when in 2014 under David Cameron's coalition government, same-sex marriage was

legalized and they were among the first on March the 29th that year to say I do.

We got in the taxi you were in your full Sikh win outfit so it was just

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