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Hace 2 días · Roy Hattersley, spitting with every word because of his lisp (on 'Best Ever Spitting Image', Hattersley praised his puppet for 'putting the spit into Spitting Image'). Michael Foot, aged and senile, ending sentences with "Yes! Argh!". Tony Benn, a rampant socialist with eyes that never looked in the same direction.
Hace 5 días · Neil Kinnock took over from the hapless Foot with Roy Hattersley as his deputy – the ‘dream ticket’ as it was put at the time – but the faction within the party known as the Militant Tendency continued to cause problems, and although Labour added 20 seats to their tally at the 1987 general election, the Conservatives still retained a three-figure majority.
Hace 2 días · That was what the likes of Hugh Dalton and Herbert Morrison did in the 1930s, what Hugh Gaitskell and Tony Crosland did in the 1950s, and what Neil Kinnock and Roy Hattersley did in the 1980s. With one seat in Scotland, and hardly any seats in southern England outside London, there is a lot to be done.
Hace 2 días · Baron Gardiner. This is a list of members of Parliament elected to the Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1964 general election, held on 15 October 1964. Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included Geoffrey Howe, Roy Hattersley, Shirley Williams, Peter Shore, Robert Maxwell, Brian Walden, Alan Williams, Anthony Meyer, Alf ...
- 16 October 1964 – 31 March 1966
- First Wilson ministry
Hace 2 días · I used to say that Tony Blair and Peter Mandelson not only invented new Labour – they invented Old Labour. They characterised everybody who wasn’t New Labour as Old Labour – and that was Roy Hattersley and Tony Benn. It was everybody who was a traditional Labour party person, right and left, and they were the new guys.
15 de may. de 2024 · J K Galbraith and the Liberal Society. By Peter Wrigley | Wed 15th May 2024 - 7:55 am. A friend who hoards his newspapers for years has just passed on to me an interview by Roy Hattersley with...
Hace 4 días · Other senior Labour figures who backed the younger Miliband included Tony Benn and former deputy leaders Roy Hattersley and Margaret Beckett. By 9 June, the deadline for entry into the leadership election, Miliband had been nominated by just over 24% of the Parliamentary Labour Party, double the threshold.
