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Hague became a Life Peer in 2015, and sits in the House of Lords as a Conservative. Known for his wit and engaging speaking style, William Hague quickly turned to the ‘speaker circuit’ after leaving Parliament. In 2016, Lord Hague reportedly earned £1.3million for speeches across the world. He also now writes a weekly column for the Daily Telegraph...

Following the 1997 General Election defeat, Hague was elected leader of the Conservative party-beating out the more experienced challengers in Ken Clarke and Michael Howard. At only 36, Hague was tasked with rebuilding a faction-riven and electorally irrelevant Conservative Party in the face of the ‘New Labour’ machine. Despite a win at the 1999 Eu...

Hague’s political ambition and oratorical ability were first on show when he spoketo the 1977 Conservative Party Conference as a sixteen year old boy. Quickly proving popular with the party faithful, Hague received his first of many subsequent standing ovations at the annual event. By his late twenties, Willam Hague had become the youngest MP in th...

He enjoys Judo William Hague is keen on judo as was said to practice three times a week during his time as Leader of the Opposition. At one point he is said to have delivered a knockout blow, to his then practice partner and political advisor, the former athlete, Seb Coe. During his time as Foreign Secretary, Mr Hague was said to have watched the 2...