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2 giorni fa · Geoffrey Howe, boring, bland and talks to sheep. Douglas Hurd , famous for his Dalek -style voice and his hair shaped like a " Mr Whippy " ice cream. Hurd seems also the most competent and humane one in the cabinet, opposing the usage of torture and stopping the dumping of nuclear waste in Scotland.
2 giorni fa · Then came the Conservative defeat at the Eastbourne by-election (18 October) and the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Geoffrey Howe (1 November). Heseltine wrote a six-page public letter to his local Association chairman, calling for more regard for the wide range of opinions in the party.
- 1959
- Conservative (1951–present)
- 3, including Annabel
- Non-affiliated (2019–present)
12 mag 2024 · 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 Morris ...
2 giorni fa · On 1 November 1990, Sir Geoffrey Howe, one of Thatcher's oldest allies and longest-serving Cabinet member, resigned from his position as Deputy Prime Minister in protest at Thatcher's open hostility both to moves towards European federalism and to her own government's policy advocating a "hard ecu", i.e. a new European currency which competed ...
3 giorni fa · Her disagreements with her cabinet over the issue of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism saw Geoffrey Howe moved from Foreign Secretary to Leader of the House and led Nigel Lawson to resign as Chancellor in 1989.
6 mag 2024 · Sir Geoffrey Howe (1926–2015) Sir Frederick Lawton (1911–2001) Maurice Macmillan (1921–1984) Graham Page (1911–1981) Billy Snedden (1926–1987) Sir Burke Trend (1914–1987) 1973. Sir William Armstrong (1915–1980) Humphrey Atkins (1922–1996) Gerald Ellison (1910–1992) Ian Gilmour (1926–2007) Sir Arthur James (1916–1976 ...
10 mag 2024 · Geoffrey Howe John MacGregor Prime Minister: Margaret Thatcher John Major Leader of the Opposition: Neil Kinnock Third-party leader: David Steel & David Owen Paddy Ashdown House of Lords; Lord Chancellor: Baron Havers Baron Mackay of Clashfern
