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1952:, Callaghan wrote that introducing the Commonwealth Immigrants Bill had been an unwelcome task but that he did not regret it. He said the Asians had "discovered a loophole" and he told a BBC interviewer: "Public opinion in this country was extremely agitated, and the consideration that was in my mind was how we could preserve a proper sense of order in this country and, at the same time, do justice to these people – I had to balance both considerations". An opponent of the Act, Conservative MP
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2189:; although he was the oldest candidate, he was also the most experienced and least divisive. Popularity with all parts of the Labour movement saw him through the ballot of Labour MPs to win the leadership vote. On 5 April 1976, at the age of 64 years and 9 days, Callaghan became prime minister – the oldest prime minister at time of appointment since
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2489:, which had been operating for four years with reasonable success. He gambled that a fifth year would further improve the economy and allow him to be re-elected in 1979, and so he attempted to hold pay rises to 5% or less. The trade unions rejected continued pay restraint and in a wave of widespread strikes over the winter of 1978–79 (known as the
1886:, announced an oil embargo against Britain, accusing it of intervening on the Israeli side in the conflict, resulting in a rise in oil prices which had a disastrous effect on the balance of payments. Furthermore, the economy was hit in mid-September when a national dock strike lasted for eight weeks. The final straw, however, was an
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devalue it. Callaghan and Wilson, however, were again adamant that a devaluation of the pound would create new social and economic problems and continued to take a firm stance against it. The government continued to struggle both with the economy and with the slender majority which, by 1966, had been reduced to one. On 28 February,
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1634:, by 17,489 votes to 11,545. He campaigned on such issues as the rapid demobilisation of the armed forces and for a new housing construction programme. He stood on the left wing of the Party, and was a vocal critic of the United States in 1945, joining 22 other rebels in voting against accepting the
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that he would not devalue, something he later said was necessary to maintain confidence in the pound and avoid creating jitters in the financial markets. Callaghan immediately offered his resignation as chancellor, and increasing political opposition forced Wilson to accept it. Wilson then moved
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at the time, to deal with complaints of discrimination and unfair attitudes. It also set up a new supervisory body, the Community Relations Commission, to promote "harmonious community relations". Presenting the Bill to Parliament, Callaghan said: "The House has rarely faced an issue of greater
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returned a narrow majority in favour, but failed to reach the required threshold of 40% of the electorate in support. When the Labour government duly refused to push ahead with setting up the proposed Scottish Assembly, the SNP withdrew its support for the government: this finally brought the
2611:"You know there are times, perhaps once every thirty years, when there is a sea-change in politics. It then does not matter what you say or what you do. There is a shift in what the public wants and what it approves of. I suspect there is now such a sea change and it is for Mrs Thatcher."
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Chancellor, Jim Callaghan, who felt he must resign over it. Callaghan's personal distress was increased by a careless answer he gave to a backbencher's question two days before the formal devaluation. This cost Britain several hundred million pounds.
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1771:, had initiated fiscally expansionary measures which had helped create a pre-election economic boom; by greatly increasing domestic demand this had caused imports to grow much faster than exports, thus when Labour entered government they faced a
1956:, said that it was "brought in to keep the blacks out. If it had been the case that it was 5,000 white settlers who were coming in, the newspapers and politicians, Callaghan included, who were making all the fuss would have been quite pleased".
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group of left-wing Labour MPs, but he did sign a letter in 1947 with 20 other MPs from the group calling for a 'socialist foreign policy' which would create an alternative to the capitalism of the United States and the totalitarianism of the
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1819:, who argued against the fiscal policies of the new Labour government. When Callaghan and Wilson threatened to call a new general election, the governor soon raised a £3,000,000,000 loan to stabilise the reserves and the deficit.
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with the Common Market, unable even to maintain itself in power until it could go to the country at the date of its own choosing. It was little wonder, therefore, that Mrs Thatcher resoundingly defeated it in
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on 5 June 2007 (with video and audio files available for download)
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How Labour Governments Fall: From Ramsay Macdonald to Gordon Brown
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British Secretaries of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
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Shepherd, John. "The Fall of the Callaghan Government, 1979." in
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5176:(HarperCollins, 1997), pp. 304–46, covers his term as Chancellor.
4669:(2013). "Callaghan, Leonard James , Baron Callaghan of Cardiff".
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Callaghan (The 20 British Prime Ministers of the 20th Century)
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What Went Wrong?: Explaining the Fall of the Labour Government
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Callaghan's ashes were scattered in the flowerbed around the
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Disjunctive Prime Ministerial Leadership in British Politics
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recorded in his diary entry of 3 April 1997 that during the
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Shadow Chancellors of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom
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The Prime Minister: the office and its holders since 1945
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3397:"Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (RNVR) Officers 1939–1945"
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Portraits of James Callaghan, Baron Callaghan of Cardiff
5579:'Prime Ministers in the Post-War World: James Callaghan'
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Meredith, Stephen. "The oratory of James Callaghan." in
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Hay, Colin. "The winter of discontent thirty years on."
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The economy was soon in turmoil again by June, with the
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Leonard James Callaghan was born at 38 Funtington Road,
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Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve personnel of World War II
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History of the socialist movement in the United Kingdom
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Official portrait of James Callaghan by David Griffiths
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Challenges and Opportunities for British Foreign Policy
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social significance for our country and our children."
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Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
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as a proposed alternative to the loan, which involved
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in the Middle East. Several Arab countries, such as
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Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport
1481:(IRSF), and resigned from his Civil Service duties.
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19:"Jim Callaghan" redirects here. For other uses, see
2599:with the intention that they would be broadcast on
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15499:Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom
15469:Labour Party prime ministers of the United Kingdom
15414:Chancellors of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom
15399:20th-century prime ministers of the United Kingdom
5315:Remaking the Labour Party: From Gaitskell to Blair
5132:Biographical Dictionary of British Prime Ministers
4137:When the Lights Went Out. Britain in the Seventies
4115:When the Lights Went Out. Britain in the Seventies
4028:When the Lights Went Out. Britain in the Seventies
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1863:It was under these conditions that Callaghan beat
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13749:Trade Union and Labour Party Liaison Organisation
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2579:which was held on 3 May. The Conservatives under
2336:government down as the Conservatives triggered a
1309:, which confirmed the UK's membership of the EC.
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14339:Shadow Foreign Secretaries of the United Kingdom
14076:Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
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2944:, where his wife had formerly been chair of the
2571:On 28 March 1979, the House of Commons passed a
2366:Labour government, 1974–1979#Major contributions
13994:Socialist Environment and Resources Association
8224:Leaders of the Opposition of the United Kingdom
5608:"Archival material relating to James Callaghan"
5467:(London: Palgrave Macmillan UK, 2013). 113-140.
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2906:Callaghan died on 26 March 2005 at his home in
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2197:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom: 1976–1979
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15509:Ministers in the Wilson governments, 1964–1970
15504:Ministers in the Attlee governments, 1945–1951
13806:Organisations associated with the Labour Party
5557:contributions in Parliament by James Callaghan
5301:James Callaghan: An Underrated Prime Minister?
5294:(Manchester University Press, 2016) pp. 57-72.
5271:James Callaghan: An Underrated Prime Minister?
4317:"Geoffrey Parkhouse, Political Editor, writes"
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1905:suggesting that devaluation was preferable to
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5345:https://doi.org/10.1080/13619462.2020.1785292
5096:Allen, David. "James Callaghan, 1974–76." in
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4704:"Why Don't Britain's Leaders Pray in Public?"
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15544:Secretaries of State for the Home Department
13966:National Union of Labour and Socialist Clubs
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5385:( Palgrave Macmillan UK, 2010) pp. 123-143.
4675:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
4255:"1979: Early election as Callaghan defeated"
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2519:Labour would lose the forthcoming election.
2138:in order to bring home the British lecturer
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3979:"1978: Callaghan accused of running scared"
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10453:Foreign Secretaries of the United Kingdom
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5329:A Century of Premiers: Salisbury to Blair
5276:Hickson, Kevin, and Anthony Seldon, eds.
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4507:, Tony Benn, Random House, 2003, page 401
4370:"Enemies within: Thatcher and the unions"
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1994:: Like all British governments since the
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9845:Interim Chancellor of the Exchequer, as
5942:Shadow Secretary of State for Employment
5807:Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty
5292:The Northern Ireland Troubles in Britain
5125:The Labour Party in Opposition 1970–1974
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201:5 April 1976 – 10 November 1980
13304:Shadow Cabinet elections and reshuffles
5269:Hickson, Kevin, and Jasper Miles, eds.
5266:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2001), pp. 376–96.
5148:Britain since 1945: A Political History
4672:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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11039:House of Commons of the United Kingdom
10460:Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
9894:Home Secretaries of the United Kingdom
5423:Britain since 1945: The People's Peace
5098:British Foreign Secretaries Since 1974
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4845:from the original on 18 September 2016
4751:Callaghan, Michael (12 January 2023).
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3230:
2994:. The standard scholarly biography by
2387:, and the aircraft industry, creating
2282:
1739:Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1964–1967
1352:Callaghan served as Labour leader and
546:Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
135:4 May 1979 – 10 November 1980
15294:1976 Labour Party leadership election
15265:
15215:1963 Labour Party leadership election
15186:
14770:
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11003:
10976:Category:British Secretaries of State
10418:
9859:
8943:
8196:
7222:
7196:
6566:Prime ministers of the United Kingdom
6538:
6257:
6244:
5489:Post-War Britain: A Political History
5358:Labour orators from Bevan to Miliband
5202:Callaghan's Journey to Downing Street
5060:
4982:Post-War Britain: A Political History
4589:from the original on 12 February 2007
4380:from the original on 18 February 2020
4044:
3936:"How Jim Callaghan Changed the World"
3933:
3902:
3868:A History of The British Labour Party
3504:
3403:from the original on 26 December 2017
3316:from the original on 3 September 2018
3306:"Obituary: Lord Callaghan of Cardiff"
3270:
2749:During an interview broadcast on the
2640:Backbenches and retirement, 1980–2005
2099:Callaghan and Dutch foreign minister
2034:
1514:. He was finally allowed to join the
1495:, the Chairman of the Labour Party's
1418:James Callaghan senior served in the
1405:
1331:referendum on devolution for Scotland
848:
449:Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
13916:Labour Campaign for Electoral Reform
13766:Labour – Federation of Labour Groups
10930:Commonwealth and Development Affairs
6023:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
5479:British Educational Research Journal
5474:(Manchester University Press, 2013).
5360:(Manchester University Press, 2016)
5143:(Palgrave Pivot, Cham, 2020). 51–83.
4996:"The Heraldry of the Garter Banners"
4881:from the original on 2 November 2021
4819:from the original on 31 January 2021
4529:from the original on 9 November 2018
4315:Parkhouse, Geoffrey (4 April 1979).
4284:Parkhouse, Geoffrey (3 April 1979).
4265:from the original on 9 December 2017
4091:from the original on 3 November 2018
4057:from the original on 3 November 2018
3946:from the original on 3 November 2018
3915:from the original on 15 January 2009
3905:"Callaghan's Great Education Debate"
3747:from the original on 6 December 2017
3298:
2855:Margaret, Baroness Jay of Paddington
2522:In the buildup to the election, the
2514:1979 United Kingdom general election
2383:the shipbuilding industry, creating
2223:Callaghan (right) with US president
1455:Portsmouth Northern Secondary School
1433:and the family moved to the town of
1403:His mother was Charlotte Callaghan (
1317:months forced Callaghan to strike a
1205:Born into a working-class family in
1176:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
1003:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
874:Portsmouth Northern Secondary School
844:
249:5 March 1974 – 8 April 1976
71:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
15539:Royal Navy officers of World War II
14053:
13874:Campaign for Labour Party Democracy
13577:
11941:The longest suicide note in history
11874:European Parliamentary Labour Party
6342:1979 Scottish devolution referendum
6283:
4728:. infobritain.co.uk. Archived from
4517:Knight, Richard (2 December 2008).
4416:American Enterprise Institute - AEI
4165:from the original on 6 January 2018
3966:A Short History of the Labour Party
2728:Copyright Designs & Patents Act
2573:motion of no-confidence by one vote
2274:Public Sector Borrowing Requirement
1971:
1366:longest-lived former prime minister
1333:, led to minor parties joining the
1028:1979 Scottish devolution referendum
13:
15614:Military personnel from Portsmouth
15529:Presidents of the European Council
15519:Life peers created by Elizabeth II
6307:
6246:James Callaghan navigational boxes
5834:Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
5393:The Journal of Legislative Studies
5303:(Biteback, 2020) pp. 235–258.
5054:
4701:
4635:Geraldine Bednell (3 March 1996).
4549:"Callaghan expects 'worst PM' tag"
4485:. 12 November 1987. p. 13941.
4235:from the original on 1 August 2013
3989:from the original on 10 April 2012
3711:When Labour played the racist card
3709:Lattimer, Mark (22 January 1999),
3566:The Cabinet Papers: Reform and VAT
3073:(I had rather labour than be idle)
3041:
3034:
2957:St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle
2826:, who had served as leader of the
1982:Prime Minister of Northern Ireland
1939:Callaghan was responsible for the
1556:, and was promoted to the rank of
1257:Following Labour's victory at the
714:5 July 1945 – 18 May 1987
651:9 June 1983 – 18 May 1987
456:Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
83:5 April 1976 – 4 May 1979
14:
15640:
15624:Chancellors of Swansea University
13989:Socialist Educational Association
12989:Internal elections and selections
11909:Campaign for Democratic Socialism
6223:President of the European Council
5597:National Portrait Gallery, London
5538:
5430:Presidentializing the Premiership
5405:(Oxford University Press, 1997).
5179:Denver, David, and Mark Garnett.
4914:Reader's Guide to British History
4497:Free at Last!: Diaries, 1991-2001
4457:from the original on 2 April 2012
4451:"Britain: The road to New Labour"
4422:from the original on 1 March 2020
4347:"Jim Callaghan: A life in quotes"
4045:Byrne, Eugene (4 November 2011).
3934:Clark, Neil (20 September 2007).
3819:from the original on 27 July 2020
3286:from the original on 4 April 2020
3195:Shadow Cabinet of James Callaghan
3063:to the dexter a wolf, all proper.
2970:
2708:, a former chairman (1969–82) of
2634:November 1980 leadership election
2447:about the same level of support.
2299:, which left Callaghan heading a
1345:and was replaced by Conservative
15474:Leaders of the Labour Party (UK)
15434:English people of Jewish descent
13838:Labour Campaign for Trans Rights
13686:Labour Party in Northern Ireland
11808:
11767:
11578:
11375:
10982:
10971:
10970:
10805:
10446:
10403:
9887:
7310:George Brown, Baron George-Brown
7176:
7175:
6519:
6518:
6347:1979 Welsh devolution referendum
5633:Parliament of the United Kingdom
5378:(Oxford University Press, 2008).
5204:(2010), scholarly study to 1976.
4647:from the original on 29 May 2019
4327:from the original on 9 July 2021
4296:from the original on 9 July 2021
3679:from the original on 9 July 2009
3175:
3163:
3151:
3139:
3127:
3115:
3103:
3029:Coat of arms of James Callaghan
2833:
2767:In October 1999, Callaghan told
2567:. The motion passed by one vote.
2319:(SNP) and the Welsh nationalist
2240:, and was beset by double-digit
1941:Commonwealth Immigrants Act 1968
1116:
1060:
1054:
1033:1979 Welsh devolution referendum
937:
883:
21:James Callaghan (disambiguation)
15429:English people of Irish descent
15409:Chairs of the Labour Party (UK)
13906:Centre-Left Grassroots Alliance
11889:Labour Representation Committee
10928:Secretary of State for Foreign,
5025:
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4608:Julia Langdon (17 March 2005).
4601:
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4559:from the original on 6 May 2004
4541:
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4368:Wilenius, Paul (5 March 2004).
4361:
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3388:
2899:(pictured in 2008) at London's
2838:Callaghan's interests included
2644:In 1982, along with his friend
2632:as his successor following the
2379:In 1977 Callaghan's government
2153:made territorial claims on the
2134:In 1975, Callaghan flew out to
2015:, and their replacement by the
1980:Callaghan in 1970 (left), with
1694:After Labour lost power in the
1479:Inland Revenue Staff Federation
1319:confidence and supply agreement
1289:, following a request from the
840:
13642:Chief Whip of the Labour Party
11992:
10815:Secretary of State for Foreign
6053:Minister for the Civil Service
5748:Father of the House of Commons
5547:on the Downing Street website.
5460:(Politico's Publishing, 2005).
5453:(Politico's Publishing, 2001).
5451:Dictionary of Labour Biography
5252:(Politico's Publishing, 2003).
5134:(Routledge, 2002) pp. 350-357.
4994:Chessyre, Hubert (1995–1996).
4771:Blake, Aled (18 August 2005),
4519:"Finger on the Nuclear Button"
3870:. Palgrave. pp. 166–188.
3236:
3207:
2940:near the entrance of London's
2820:Golden Jubilee of Elizabeth II
2693:. In 1987, his autobiography,
2664:Knight Companion of the Garter
2583:ran a campaign on the slogan "
2374:Commission for Racial Equality
2248:, which caused the Chancellor
2157:. In response, Callaghan sent
2004:Government of Northern Ireland
1358:Father of the House of Commons
1314:defeated five other candidates
1283:operations of the British Army
1170:, was a British statesman and
639:Father of the House of Commons
1:
15489:Members of the Fabian Society
13976:Revolutionary Communist Party
6104:Treasurer of the Labour Party
4223:Stoddard, Katy (4 May 2010).
3903:Eason, Gary (27 March 2005).
3637:Monatsbericht 12/1967, p. 104
3200:
2722:, which had been assigned by
2556:supported the Conservatives.
2414:, his then son-in-law as the
2266:Alternative Economic Strategy
2246:faced with a financial crisis
2168:for its decision to withdraw
1869:Treasurer of the Labour Party
1791:Callaghan (second left) with
1638:. Callaghan did not join the
1411:Cundy, 1879–1961) an English
37:The Lord Callaghan of Cardiff
15464:Labour Party (UK) life peers
14071:Party of European Socialists
13984:Socialist Health Association
13611:National Executive Committee
11899:National Labour Organisation
11879:Scottish Labour Party (1888)
8971:Chancellors of the Exchequer
5496:Media, Culture & Society
5444:Contemporary British History
5425:(2nd edn 2001), pp. 397–433.
5341:Contemporary British History
5150:(7th edn 2012), pp. 190–212.
5107:Contemporary British History
5100:(Routledge, 2004) pp. 61-80.
4980:Sked, Alan, and Chris Cook,
4809:"Lord Callaghan sets record"
4753:"James Callaghan's religion"
4689:UK public library membership
3575:, from the National Archives
2955:Banner was transferred from
2942:Great Ormond Street Hospital
2901:Great Ormond Street Hospital
2710:Great Ormond Street Hospital
2376:to promote racial equality.
2203:Labour government, 1974–1979
2091:Foreign secretary, 1974–1976
2086:Wilson government, 1974–1976
1734:Wilson government. 1964–1970
1602:Attlee government, 1945–1951
1522:, so he was admitted to the
1516:Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
1497:National Executive Committee
1293:. Callaghan remained in the
1198:from 1974 to 1976. He was a
608:Member of the House of Lords
7:
15524:Politicians from Portsmouth
15449:English rugby union players
15359:Withdrew after first ballot
13151:Deputy Leadership elections
12968:* = wartime, in opposition
11864:General election manifestos
11842:History of the Labour Party
11823:
11035:House of Commons of England
5861:Chancellor of the Exchequer
5790:The Lord Lucas of Chilworth
5491:(4th edn 1993), pp. 312–28.
5487:Sked, Alan and Chris Cook.
5039:. London: Haus Publishing.
4872:St. George's Chapel Windsor
3591:, Friday, 16 September 1966
3089:
2648:, he co-founded the annual
2347:
2329:Welsh devolution referendum
2254:International Monetary Fund
2231:
2080:International Monetary Fund
1913:in his autobiography notes:
1829:International Monetary Fund
1767:. The previous chancellor,
1765:chancellor of the Exchequer
1662:, and to extend the use of
1578:By 1945, he was serving on
1524:Royal Naval Hospital Haslar
1291:Northern Ireland government
1279:devalued the pound sterling
1188:Chancellor of the Exchequer
535:Junior ministerial offices
341:Chancellor of the Exchequer
10:
15645:
13941:Labour Party Irish Society
13637:Parliamentary Labour Party
6473:1979 vote of no confidence
6158:Leader of the Labour Party
6042:First Lord of the Treasury
5545:More about James Callaghan
5523:
3276:"Obituary: Lord Callaghan"
3070:MALO LABORARE QUAM LANGURE
2680:Baron Callaghan of Cardiff
2511:
2454:
2200:
2000:escalating sectarian riots
1686:for rearmament was spent.
1506:Following the outbreak of
1501:London School of Economics
1287:police in Northern Ireland
1180:Leader of the Labour Party
189:Leader of the Labour Party
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13979:Formerly Socialist Appeal
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8874:Alexander of Hillsborough
8859:5th Marquess of Salisbury
8829:4th Marquess of Salisbury
8804:5th Marquess of Lansdowne
8779:3rd Marquess of Salisbury
8764:3rd Marquess of Salisbury
8754:3rd Marquess of Salisbury
8699:3rd Marquess of Lansdowne
8689:3rd Marquess of Lansdowne
8664:3rd Marquess of Lansdowne
8654:3rd Marquess of Lansdowne
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6131:Chair of the Labour Party
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5638:
5631:
5367:22 September 2017 at the
4865:"Garter Banner Locations"
3585:Britain:Selective Torment
2822:, alongside his daughter
2690:County of South Glamorgan
2597:London Weekend Television
2107:When Wilson won the next
1935:Home secretary, 1967–1970
1329:", and the defeat of the
976:MP for Cardiff South East
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13999:Socialist Campaign Group
13926:Labour Friends of Israel
13788:Associated organisations
11904:Labour Independent Group
11894:Gladstone–MacDonald pact
11884:Independent Labour Party
10817:and Commonwealth Affairs
6651:Chatham (Pitt the Elder)
6089:Party political offices
6072:Leader of the Opposition
5969:Shadow Foreign Secretary
3716:5 September 2015 at the
3642:18 December 2015 at the
2883:
2848:Audrey Elizabeth Moulton
2674:on 5 November 1987 as a
2619:In opposition, 1979–1980
2534:supported Labour, while
2475:Valéry Giscard d'Estaing
2372:, which established the
2368:), among these was the
2238:1973–75 global recession
2180:1976 leadership election
2059:In opposition, 1970–1974
1857:National Union of Seamen
1853:Selective Employment Tax
1690:In opposition, 1951–1964
1624:1945 UK general election
1542:. He then served in the
1422:on board the battleship
1354:Leader of the Opposition
1202:(MP) from 1945 to 1987.
1186:, having also served as
1008:1976 leadership election
946:This article is part of
123:Leader of the Opposition
15444:English trade unionists
14086:Socialist International
14004:Socialist Youth Network
13744:Affiliated trade unions
13660:Labour Party Conference
12596:Scottish Labour Leaders
7826:Scottish Labour Leaders
6895:Disraeli (Beaconsfield)
6196:Chair of the Group of 7
5698:Constituency abolished
5667:Constituency abolished
5572:20 January 2017 at the
5533:. Michael Joseph, 1989.
5437:The Political Quarterly
5350:8 November 2021 at the
5257:The Political Quarterly
5250:The Heat of the Kitchen
5220:(2016) 11#1 pp 95–118.
5091:Biographies and studies
5086:. Fabian Society, 1975.
5081:28 October 2014 at the
4984:(4th edn 1993), p. 324.
4503:8 November 2021 at the
4183:Peter Hennessy (2001),
4047:"Waiting at the Church"
3866:Thorpe, Andrew (2001).
3571:9 February 2017 at the
3505:Clark, Gregory (2017).
3023:
2662:In 1987, he was made a
2465:Callaghan (right) with
2370:Race Relations Act 1976
2317:Scottish National Party
2017:Ulster Defence Regiment
2007:the phasing out of the
1755:) was forced to call a
1499:and an academic at the
1473:for this branch of the
1443:first Labour government
1339:motion of no-confidence
1231:parliamentary secretary
992:Race Relations Act 1968
776:Leonard James Callaghan
15514:People of the Cold War
15484:Lords of the Admiralty
13951:Labour Women's Network
13911:Jewish Labour Movement
13879:Christians on the Left
6363:Deputy leadership 1960
6312:
5395:10.2-3 (2004): 38-52.
5320:Kirkup, Jonathan, ed.
5306:Jefferys, Kevin (ed).
5213:(Jonathan Cape, 1987).
4706:. History News Network
4681:10.1093/ref:odnb/94837
4453:. socialistworld.net.
4155:"Crisis? What crisis?"
3964:Henry Pelling (19910,
3134:Business and economics
3046:
3039:
3021:
2903:
2830:from 1998 until 2001.
2824:Margaret, Baroness Jay
2795:
2765:
2747:
2666:and stood down at the
2613:
2568:
2563:Votes by party in the
2482:
2422:Proposed 1978 election
2228:
2212:
2104:
1987:
1985:James Chichester-Clark
1920:
1815:, the Governor of the
1800:
1611:
1597:Parliament and Cabinet
1246:, but was defeated by
1194:from 1967 to 1970 and
1184:Great Offices of State
1178:from 1976 to 1979 and
808:, East Sussex, England
597:Parliamentary offices
15459:Knights of the Garter
13739:National Policy Forum
11929:Limehouse Declaration
11621:Second Wilson Cabinet
10988:Portal:United Kingdom
8987:Eustace of Fauconberg
8844:Ponsonby of Shulbrede
6311:
5989:Sir Alec Douglas-Home
5915:Shadow Home Secretary
5498:29#2 (2007): 263–283.
5446:25#3 (2011): 339–363.
5439:55#2 (1984): 171–179.
5310:(I. B. Tauris, 1999).
5259:80.4 (2009): 545–552.
5245:30#3 (2011): 374–394.
5243:Parliamentary History
5109:31.1 (2017): 114–135
4841:. Westminster Abbey.
4786:25 April 2021 at the
4161:. 12 September 2000.
3399:. Unithistories.com.
3045:
3038:
3011:
2967:following his death.
2891:
2777:
2761:
2742:
2738:1997 general election
2668:1987 general election
2609:
2562:
2508:1979 general election
2495:Guadeloupe Conference
2464:
2437:Trades Union Congress
2433:Waiting at the Church
2338:vote of no confidence
2297:Scottish Labour Party
2293:October 1974 election
2222:
2210:
2201:Further information:
2123:. He was awarded the
2098:
2069:1970 general election
1979:
1915:
1845:1966 general election
1790:
1749:Sir Alec Douglas-Home
1696:1951 general election
1609:
1372:Early life and career
1048:1979 general election
1038:Vote of no confidence
560:Ministry of Transport
14081:Progressive Alliance
13828:Labour International
13723:Labour International
13311:Sep 1931 (Henderson)
12999:Leadership elections
12486:Leaders in the Lords
7716:Leaders in the Lords
6468:Winter of Discontent
6463:1976 sterling crisis
5711:Member of Parliament
5680:Member of Parliament
5649:Member of Parliament
5612:UK National Archives
5505:(2013), pp. 181–204.
5415:(HarperPress, 2007)
5413:Michael Foot: a life
5331:(2005) pp, 282-299.
5248:Donoughue, Bernard.
5227:10 June 2018 at the
5209:Donoughue, Bernard.
5193:Derbyshire, Dennis.
5116:19 July 2018 at the
4807:(14 February 2005).
4732:on 24 September 2015
4702:Reader, Luke James.
4637:"A Woman of Affairs"
4349:. BBC. 26 March 2005
3985:. 7 September 1978.
3810:Cardiff City Council
3743:. 26 November 1983.
3190:1976 sterling crisis
2863:Professor Mike Adler
2857:, who married first
2842:(he played lock for
2585:Labour Isn't Working
2491:Winter of Discontent
2457:Winter of Discontent
2451:Winter of Discontent
2385:British Shipbuilders
2053:Winter of Discontent
1996:partition of Ireland
1965:Race Relations Board
1867:in a vote to become
1327:Winter of Discontent
1303:European Communities
1275:Bretton Woods system
1265:deficit and various
1200:Member of Parliament
1023:Winter of Discontent
847:; died
791:, Hampshire, England
681:Member of Parliament
33:The Right Honourable
15153:Permanent President
14809:President-in-Office
14009:Socialist societies
13971:Progressive Britain
13936:Labour Growth Group
13754:Labour Co-operative
12265:General Secretaries
11971:Chakrabarti Inquiry
8814:Curzon of Kedleston
7495:General Secretaries
6488:Father of the House
6483:Resignation Honours
6437:Cultural depictions
5531:The Time of My Life
5421:Morgan, Kenneth O.
5411:Morgan, Kenneth O.
5401:Morgan, Kenneth O.
5374:Meredith, Stephen.
5197:. (Chambers, 1990).
4951:Bernard Donoughue,
4912:David Loades, ed.,
4523:BBC Today Programme
4401:, pp. 135–137.
4034:. pp. 461–462.
4010:, pp. 109–116.
3461:(1992), pp. 232–33.
3030:
2953:Order of the Garter
2920:Alzheimer's disease
2657:Father of the House
2553:The Daily Telegraph
2408:National curriculum
2333:Scottish referendum
2301:minority government
2283:Minority government
2187:leadership election
2125:Freedom of the City
1773:balance of payments
1718:, which was won by
1636:Anglo-American loan
1512:reserved occupation
1398:Chief Petty Officer
1267:speculative attacks
1263:balance of payments
1250:for the former and
1190:from 1964 to 1967,
1174:politician who was
997:1975 EEC Referendum
15619:Royal Navy sailors
15439:English socialists
15424:English economists
14018:Media publications
13759:Co-operative Party
13546:May 2021 (Starmer)
13541:June 2016 (Corbyn)
11255:Campbell-Bannerman
9847:Lord Chief Justice
8919:Royall of Blaisdon
8899:Cledwyn of Penrhos
8388:Campbell-Bannerman
6958:Campbell-Bannerman
6394:Cardiff South East
6313:
5765:Political offices
5684:Cardiff South East
5317:(Routledge, 2005).
5287:(Macmillan, 1985).
5280:(Routledge, 2004).
5127:(Routledge, 2012).
5073:Callaghan, James.
5066:Callaghan, James.
5061:Books by Callaghan
4790:Retrieved 26/4/21.
4610:"Audrey Callaghan"
4555:. 8 October 1999.
4482:The London Gazette
4321:The Glasgow Herald
4290:The Glasgow Herald
4185:The Prime Minister
4079:(7 January 2007).
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2131:on 16 March 1975.
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2035:In Place of Strife
1988:
1961:Race Relations Act
1801:
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1612:
1386:Great Irish Famine
1242:and for leader in
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513:Reginald Maudling
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11936:Militant tendency
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6203:Succeeded by
6181:Diplomatic posts
6171:Succeeded by
6138:Succeeded by
6111:Succeeded by
6079:Succeeded by
6065:Margaret Thatcher
6033:Margaret Thatcher
6030:Succeeded by
6003:Succeeded by
5996:Foreign Secretary
5976:Succeeded by
5949:Succeeded by
5922:Succeeded by
5898:Reginald Maudling
5895:Succeeded by
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5844:Reginald Maudling
5841:Succeeded by
5814:Succeeded by
5787:Succeeded by
5755:Succeeded by
5728:Succeeded by
5583:Kenneth O. Morgan
5458:Old Labour to New
5403:Callaghan: A Life
5262:Hennessy, Peter.
5200:Deveney, Paul J.
5046:978-1-904950-70-7
4969:Callaghan: A Life
4965:Kenneth O. Morgan
4927:Tragedy of Labour
4925:Stephen Haseler,
4839:"James Callaghan"
4726:"James Callaghan"
4687:(Subscription or
4585:. 29 April 2002.
4261:. 28 March 1979.
3843:, pp. 77–86.
3792:, pp. 73–74.
3780:, pp. 59–64.
3768:, pp. 64–71.
3673:"James Callaghan"
3662:, pp. 49–50.
3627:, pp. 46–49.
3603:, pp. 40–45.
3556:, pp. 39–40.
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3490:, pp. 24–31.
3478:, pp. 14–25.
3312:. 28 March 2005.
3274:(28 March 2005).
3247:Callaghan: A Life
3243:Kenneth O. Morgan
3215:"James Callaghan"
3087:
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2996:Kenneth O. Morgan
2988:Bernard Donoughue
2816:Buckingham Palace
2808:Margaret Thatcher
2784:Margaret Thatcher
2593:televised debates
2581:Margaret Thatcher
2389:British Aerospace
2211:Callaghan in 1977
2191:Winston Churchill
2166:Margaret Thatcher
2113:Foreign Secretary
2101:Max van der Stoel
1825:Lyndon B. Johnson
1809:capital gains tax
1793:finance ministers
1769:Reginald Maudling
1743:In October 1964,
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15227:George Brown
15155:(since 2009)
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14593:Thorneycroft
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14029:
13833:LGBT+ Labour
13823:Young Labour
13804:
13681:Welsh Labour
13588:Constitution
13521:1994 (Blair)
13511:1992 (Smith)
13237:Denis Healey
13229:Michael Foot
13221:Edward Short
13190:George Brown
13141:Keir Starmer
13112:Gordon Brown
13083:Neil Kinnock
13075:Michael Foot
13066:
12884:EPLP Leaders
12429:
12090:
11924:Gang of Four
11914:Lib–Lab pact
11840:
11811:Labour Party
11756:
11737:Edward Short
11717:Bill Rodgers
11707:Reg Prentice
11697:Stanley Orme
11672:Harold Lever
11662:Denis Healey
11657:Michael Foot
11636:
11540:Bill Rodgers
11530:Reg Prentice
11515:Stanley Orme
11500:Bruce Millan
11490:Harold Lever
11480:Denis Healey
11470:Michael Foot
11465:David Ennals
11445:Albert Booth
11435:Joel Barnett
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11275:Lloyd George
11120:Shuttleworth
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10240:Lloyd George
10235:Maxwell-Fyfe
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9722:Thorneycroft
9667:W. Churchill
9627:Lloyd George
9592:R. Churchill
9489:
9467:
9417:Ellenborough
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9351:Bilson-Legge
9343:
9339:Bilson-Legge
9329:Bilson-Legge
9321:
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8749:Beaconsfield
8586:Duncan Smith
8545:
8521:Douglas-Home
8108:EPLP Leaders
7659:
7454:Denis Healey
7449:Michael Foot
7434:George Brown
7379:Keir Starmer
7352:Gordon Brown
7331:Neil Kinnock
7326:Michael Foot
7320:
7274:J. R. Clynes
7090:
7063:Douglas-Home
6972:Lloyd George
6637:G. Grenville
6508:
6501:
6448:(Play, 2013)
6445:The Audience
6443:
6429:(son-in-law)
6421:Margaret Jay
6284:
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1724:Denis Healey
1708:George Brown
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971:Labour Party
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917:Battles/wars
864:Margaret Jay
801:(2005-03-26)
737:Alun Michael
732:Succeeded by
725:Arthur Evans
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669:Succeeded by
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509:Succeeded by
485:George Brown
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383:Roy Jenkins
379:Succeeded by
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179:Succeeded by
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143:Elizabeth II
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15589:UK MPs 1974
15394:2005 deaths
15389:1912 births
15346:Roy Jenkins
15059:Verhofstadt
14812:(1975–2009)
13961:Open Labour
13869:Blue Labour
13848:BAME Labour
13669:Subnational
13451:1980 (Foot)
13208:Roy Jenkins
13120:Ed Miliband
11961:Blue Labour
11747:Eric Varley
11742:John Silkin
11732:Peter Shore
11722:Willie Ross
11712:Merlyn Rees
11692:Fred Mulley
11687:John Morris
11682:Bob Mellish
11667:Roy Jenkins
11565:Eric Varley
11555:John Silkin
11550:Peter Shore
11535:Merlyn Rees
11510:Fred Mulley
11505:John Morris
11485:Roy Jenkins
11455:Edmund Dell
11340:A. Williams
11245:Hicks Beach
11215:Lowry-Corry
11210:T. Williams
10707:Chamberlain
10537:Castlereagh
9607:Hicks Beach
9582:Hicks Beach
9502:Spring Rice
9002:Westminster
8914:Strathclyde
8398:Chamberlain
8368:Hicks Beach
7363:Ed Miliband
7244:Keir Hardie
7021:Chamberlain
6478:1979 budget
6292:Premiership
6189:Gerald Ford
6141:Fred Mulley
5881:Roy Jenkins
5871:Roy Jenkins
5817:Allan Noble
5741:John Parker
5555:1803–2005:
4710:13 December
4477:"No. 51118"
4399:Conroy 2006
4259:On this Day
4239:14 December
4008:Conroy 2006
3983:On This Day
3891:Conroy 2006
3841:Conroy 2006
3790:Conroy 2006
3778:Conroy 2006
3766:Conroy 2006
3698:Conroy 2006
3683:27 February
3660:Conroy 2006
3625:Conroy 2006
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3383:Conroy 2006
3371:Conroy 2006
3359:Conroy 2006
3347:Conroy 2006
3335:Conroy 2006
3259:Conroy 2006
3231:Conroy 2006
3005:Historians
2977:Thatcherism
2751:BBC Radio 4
2646:Gerald Ford
2321:Plaid Cymru
2309:David Steel
2252:to ask the
2176:that year.
2140:Denis Hills
2117:the Cabinet
2045:White Paper
1954:Ian Gilmour
1929:Roy Jenkins
1876:Six-Day War
1813:Lord Cromer
1781:devaluation
1471:trade union
1043:1979 budget
720:Preceded by
700:(1945–1950)
694:(1950–1983)
662:John Parker
657:Preceded by
499:Preceded by
369:Preceded by
322:Roy Jenkins
317:Preceded by
265:Preceded by
217:Preceded by
169:Preceded by
99:Preceded by
15378:Categories
15162:Van Rompuy
15089:Balkenende
15079:Berlusconi
14954:Mitterrand
14924:FitzGerald
14919:Mitterrand
14914:Papandreou
14683:Widdecombe
14653:Hattersley
14643:Hattersley
14505:Thornberry
14440:Cunningham
14217:Hattersley
14025:LabourList
13921:Labour CND
13653:Conference
13287:Tom Watson
13104:Tony Blair
13096:John Smith
12785:Lees-Smith
12709:PLP Chairs
12535:Shackleton
12376:Treasurers
12229:Hattersley
11993:Leadership
11951:New Labour
11702:Fred Peart
11560:John Smith
11525:Lord Peart
11520:David Owen
11115:Cartwright
11105:Bradshaigh
11085:R. Vaughan
11080:E. Vaughan
11065:Strangways
10849:Carrington
10657:Iddesleigh
10602:Malmesbury
10587:Malmesbury
10577:Palmerston
10567:Palmerston
10562:Wellington
10557:Palmerston
10497:Hawkesbury
10305:Waddington
10230:Chuter Ede
10045:Palmerston
10010:Wellington
9955:Hawkesbury
9453:Vansittart
9433:Vansittart
9371:Dowdeswell
9356:Barrington
9187:Cottington
9057:Harvington
9032:Willoughby
9027:de la Leye
9017:G. Giffard
9012:W. Giffard
8979:of England
8889:Carrington
8884:Shackleton
8879:Carrington
8729:Malmesbury
8679:Wellington
8669:Wellington
8659:Wellington
8471:Lees-Smith
8353:Hartington
8328:Palmerston
8009:Lees-Smith
7933:PLP Chairs
7765:Shackleton
7606:Treasurers
7347:Tony Blair
7336:John Smith
6860:Palmerston
6846:Palmerston
6797:Wellington
6776:Wellington
6672:Rockingham
6644:Rockingham
6616:Devonshire
6595:Wilmington
6423:(daughter)
6233:Jack Lynch
6135:1973–1974
6108:1967–1976
6097:Dai Davies
6076:1979–1980
6057:1976–1979
6046:1976–1979
6027:1976–1979
6000:1974–1976
5973:1972–1974
5946:1971–1972
5919:1970–1971
5892:1967–1970
5865:1964–1967
5838:1961–1964
5811:1950–1951
5784:1947–1950
5752:1983–1987
5013:19 January
4885:1 November
4823:27 January
4691:required.)
4643:. London.
4593:11 January
4533:3 November
4095:3 November
4061:3 November
3950:3 November
3823:1 November
3648:Bundesbank
3201:References
3059:Escutcheon
2981:Tony Blair
2861:and later
2812:John Major
2800:Tony Blair
2792:John Major
2780:Tony Blair
2753:programme
2541:Daily Mail
2479:Guadeloupe
2325:devolution
2013:B-Specials
2009:Protestant
1684:Royal Navy
1680:Korean War
1664:cat's eyes
1558:lieutenant
1431:Coastguard
1394:Royal Navy
1382:Portsmouth
1337:to pass a
1219:Parliament
1215:Royal Navy
1211:lieutenant
1207:Portsmouth
911:Lieutenant
901:Royal Navy
789:Portsmouth
782:1912-03-27
435:Employment
15318:Tony Benn
15144:Reinfeldt
15134:Topolánek
14959:Andreotti
14899:Jørgensen
14849:Jørgensen
14844:Tindemans
14839:Callaghan
14673:Mawhinney
14603:Callaghan
14495:Alexander
14400:Callaghan
14287:McDonnell
14167:Callaghan
14157:Gaitskell
13621:Treasurer
13604:Executive
13595:Clause IV
12803:Gaitskell
12797:Greenwood
12770:Henderson
12765:MacDonald
12738:Henderson
12733:MacDonald
12723:Henderson
12632:Alexander
12621:McConnell
12525:Alexander
12450:McCluskie
12430:Callaghan
12410:Gaitskell
12405:Greenwood
12395:Henderson
12390:MacDonald
12385:Henderson
12284:Middleton
12279:Henderson
12274:MacDonald
12194:Griffiths
12184:Greenwood
12091:Callaghan
12075:Gaitskell
12054:Henderson
12049:MacDonald
12034:Henderson
12029:MacDonald
12019:Henderson
11677:Roy Mason
11632:Tony Benn
11495:Roy Mason
11440:Tony Benn
11360:Bottomley
11320:Callaghan
11295:Churchill
11280:Winterton
11150:Frederick
10834:Callaghan
10762:Macmillan
10712:Henderson
10702:MacDonald
10682:Lansdowne
10677:Salisbury
10672:Kimberley
10662:Salisbury
10647:Salisbury
10642:Granville
10637:Salisbury
10627:Granville
10622:Clarendon
10612:Clarendon
10597:Clarendon
10582:Granville
10532:Wellesley
10492:Grenville
10385:Braverman
10375:Braverman
10335:C. Clarke
10315:K. Clarke
10265:Callaghan
10225:Somervell
10180:Henderson
10175:Bridgeman
10145:Churchill
10140:Gladstone
10005:Duncannon
10000:Melbourne
9990:Lansdowne
9965:Liverpool
9930:Grenville
9910:Townshend
9905:Shelburne
9742:Callaghan
9717:Macmillan
9707:Gaitskell
9572:Gladstone
9567:Northcote
9562:Gladstone
9542:Gladstone
9527:Gladstone
9469:Tenterden
9406:Addington
9396:Cavendish
9386:Cavendish
9376:Townshend
9366:Grenville
9345:Mansfield
9334:Lyttelton
9192:Colepeper
9157:Fortescue
9147:Sackville
9067:Stratford
9062:Wodehouse
8997:Leicester
8909:Cranborne
8789:Kimberley
8774:Kimberley
8769:Granville
8759:Granville
8744:Granville
8724:Granville
8709:Granville
8684:Melbourne
8674:Melbourne
8644:Grenville
8546:Callaghan
8506:Gaitskell
8491:Churchill
8481:Greenwood
8456:Henderson
8446:MacDonald
8436:MacDonald
8373:Gladstone
8363:Gladstone
8358:Northcote
8348:Gladstone
8338:Gladstone
8027:Gaitskell
8021:Greenwood
7994:Henderson
7989:MacDonald
7962:Henderson
7957:MacDonald
7947:Henderson
7862:Alexander
7851:McConnell
7755:Alexander
7680:McCluskie
7660:Callaghan
7640:Gaitskell
7635:Greenwood
7625:Henderson
7620:MacDonald
7615:Henderson
7514:Middleton
7509:Henderson
7504:MacDonald
7424:Griffiths
7414:Greenwood
7091:Callaghan
7056:Macmillan
7042:Churchill
7028:Churchill
7007:MacDonald
6993:MacDonald
6944:Salisbury
6930:Gladstone
6923:Salisbury
6916:Gladstone
6909:Salisbury
6902:Gladstone
6888:Gladstone
6811:Melbourne
6790:Melbourne
6755:Liverpool
6720:Addington
6679:Shelburne
6623:Newcastle
6609:Newcastle
6427:Peter Jay
6335:Referenda
6299:1976–1979
4736:16 August
4353:22 August
4187:, p. 377.
3182:Hampshire
3122:Socialism
3110:Biography
3077:Symbolism
3007:Alan Sked
2936:Peter Pan
2895:Peter Pan
2859:Peter Jay
2734:Tony Benn
2719:Peter Pan
2714:copyright
2704:His wife
2676:life peer
2431:'s song "
2412:Peter Jay
2262:Tony Benn
2242:inflation
2170:Endurance
2161:Endurance
2151:Argentina
2021:Catholics
2002:gave the
1907:deflation
1903:Stan Orme
1797:The Hague
1640:Keep Left
1580:HMS
1536:Whitehall
1532:Admiralty
1463:Maidstone
1447:shillings
1426:Agincourt
1321:with the
880:Signature
870:Education
710:In office
647:In office
574:Admiralty
568:1950–1951
554:1947–1950
464:In office
443:1972–1974
429:1971–1972
415:1970–1971
349:In office
297:In office
245:In office
197:In office
131:In office
79:In office
15119:Sócrates
15109:Vanhanen
15104:Schüssel
15044:Guterres
15039:Lipponen
15034:Schröder
14994:González
14949:González
14904:Schlüter
14889:Thatcher
14819:Cosgrave
14756:Cleverly
14736:(Acting)
14703:Grayling
14633:Whitelaw
14608:Williams
14485:Miliband
14410:Maudling
14380:Maudling
14247:Portillo
14172:Maudling
13956:Momentum
13316:Nov 1931
12953:Willmott
12938:Donnelly
12898:Prescott
12813:Houghton
12775:Lansbury
12637:Jamieson
12626:Jamieson
12615:Jamieson
12565:Williams
12540:Shepherd
12530:Pakenham
12505:Ponsonby
12455:Burlison
12435:Atkinson
12420:Nicholas
12335:Triesman
12330:McDonagh
12315:Mortimer
12305:Nicholas
12294:Williams
12289:Phillips
12239:Prescott
12189:Morrison
12133:Miliband
12069:Morrison
12059:Lansbury
11290:Grenfell
11270:O'Connor
11260:Kennaway
11230:Villiers
11195:Harcourt
11165:Stephens
11135:Aislabie
11060:Musgrave
10947:Cleverly
10894:Miliband
10839:Crosland
10752:Morrison
10667:Rosebery
10652:Rosebery
10572:Aberdeen
10552:Aberdeen
10527:Bathurst
10507:Mulgrave
10502:Harrowby
10472:Grantham
10390:Cleverly
10330:Blunkett
10290:Whitelaw
10270:Maudling
10220:Morrison
10215:Anderson
10115:Matthews
10110:Childers
10100:Harcourt
10025:Normanby
10015:Goulburn
9975:Sidmouth
9940:Portland
9827:Kwarteng
9737:Maudling
9692:Anderson
9602:Harcourt
9587:Harcourt
9577:Childers
9547:Disraeli
9537:Disraeli
9522:Disraeli
9512:Goulburn
9480:Goulburn
9458:Robinson
9428:Perceval
9361:Dashwood
9295:Aislabie
9290:Stanhope
9207:Duncombe
9177:Portland
9172:Greville
9137:Cromwell
9107:Thwaites
9092:Somerset
9037:Benstead
9022:Chishull
9007:Chishull
8992:Maunsell
8834:Hailsham
8784:Rosebery
8739:Richmond
8606:Miliband
8541:Thatcher
8501:Morrison
8461:Lansbury
8383:Harcourt
8343:Disraeli
8333:Disraeli
8323:Disraeli
8313:Disraeli
8308:Disraeli
8290:Bentinck
8250:Ponsonby
8177:Willmott
8162:Donnelly
8122:Prescott
8037:Houghton
7999:Lansbury
7867:Jamieson
7856:Jamieson
7845:Jamieson
7795:Williams
7770:Shepherd
7760:Pakenham
7735:Ponsonby
7685:Burlison
7665:Atkinson
7650:Nicholas
7565:Triesman
7560:McDonagh
7545:Mortimer
7535:Nicholas
7524:Williams
7519:Phillips
7419:Morrison
7181:Category
7098:Thatcher
6937:Rosebery
6881:Disraeli
6839:Aberdeen
6769:Goderich
6748:Perceval
6741:Portland
6686:Portland
6524:Category
5570:Archived
5512:(2008)
5365:Archived
5348:Archived
5225:Archived
5222:abstract
5114:Archived
5079:Archived
5035:(2006).
5009:(7): 288
4876:Archived
4843:Archived
4817:Archived
4784:Archived
4645:Archived
4620:30 April
4616:. London
4587:Archived
4583:BBC News
4563:16 April
4557:Archived
4553:BBC News
4527:Archived
4501:Archived
4461:28 March
4455:Archived
4420:Archived
4378:Archived
4374:BBC News
4325:Archived
4294:Archived
4269:29 March
4263:Archived
4233:Archived
4208:28 March
4163:Archived
4159:BBC News
4135:(2009).
4113:(2009).
4089:Archived
4055:Archived
4026:(2009).
3993:28 March
3987:Archived
3944:Archived
3919:30 April
3913:Archived
3909:BBC News
3814:Archived
3751:30 April
3745:Archived
3741:BBC News
3714:Archived
3677:Archived
3640:Archived
3569:Archived
3407:30 April
3401:Archived
3314:Archived
3284:Archived
3158:Politics
3090:See also
2348:Policies
2258:sterling
2232:IMF loan
2144:Idi Amin
1827:and the
1589:. After
1553:Activity
1388:, and a
859:Children
487:(acting)
396:offices
15139:Fischer
15129:Sarkozy
15094:Juncker
15074:Simitis
15054:Persson
15019:Juncker
14984:Dehaene
14964:Lubbers
14944:Martens
14939:Lubbers
14894:Martens
14884:Van Agt
14874:Haughey
14869:Cossiga
14854:Schmidt
14834:Den Uyl
14723:Burnham
14708:Johnson
14648:Kaufman
14628:Gilmour
14613:Jenkins
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