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in 2001 and returning to Labour in 2005. He instructed a solicitor in 2010 to begin action for phone hacking that allegedly took place back in 2003 by a newspaper. In 2012, Marsden was appointed to draft the parliamentary inquiry report into VIP security at the
Olympic and Paralympic Games in London.
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Prescriptions (Chronic Diseases) Bill, which aimed to introduce a fairer system for issuing prescriptions' exemptions for patients with acute conditions. Although the Bill received cross party support it ran out of parliamentary time before the summer recess. The
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with a further swing of 5.5%. At 29 years of age, he was one of the youngest MPs elected in 1997. He spoke in the
Commons for the first time on 21 May 1997 and in an otherwise traditional maiden speech, joked prophetically about refusing to be intimidated by the Whips. He was nominated to serve on
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described in his diary that "The pressure on the anti-war MPs is growing. Apparently Paul
Marsden had three-quarters-of-an-hour being bullied by the Chief Whip, Hilary Armstrong." Number 10 were forced to put out a statement that dissenting backbenchers would be allowed to speak out on the war.
608:'s drinking problems and that Kennedy had not been telling the truth about his illness. Kennedy's press secretary vehemently denied Marsden's story. However, by 5 January 2006, Kennedy admitted he had "a drink problem" and had sought "professional help". He resigned two days later as leader.
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session considering the looming war on 14 February. Marsden strongly opposed the war in Iraq and repeatedly voted for an inquiry into the alleged intelligence failings and concerns that parliament was misled.
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conference discussing the famine affecting Southern Africa. His accusations that the failures of the
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war cemetery in memory of the eighty British, Irish and Canadian soldiers who are buried in
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were the only two Labour MPs to vote against the Government.
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Digital Quality Management in Construction by Paul Marsden
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Entente Cordiale of 20 Great Writers in the 19th Century
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about his year long suffering after a herniated disc.
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270:(1994–1996) and as a total quality facilitator at
1846:. Third Sector. 13 September 2012. Archived from
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927:"Astonished MP pushes for cancer register 29/04/"
385:and the Afghan border to highlight the plight of
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1172:. 15 March 2016 – via www.telegraph.co.uk.
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1262:"Refugee camps are hell, says Labour rebel"
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1379:"John Pilger: Tony Blair's great betrayal"
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929:. Health Service Journal. 29 April 1999
867:Maiden speech by Paul Marsden 21/05/97"
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2084:Paul Marsden Public Whip voting record
1645:"MPs and the London Marathon 24/04/09"
1476:"Lib Dem Profile of Paul Marsden 2003"
1453:Key quotes from Paul Marsden 10/12/01"
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963:"Recycling (Doorstep Collection) Bill"
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1572:"Zambia was not pressured over grain"
1144:"No 10: War dissenters free to speak"
991:"FoE Recycling Bill success 30/10/03"
493:at Ground Zero. He also attended the
817:. Cdnedge.bbc.co.uk. 22 October 2001
443:Liberal Democrat MP and spokesperson
1872:. Journalism.co.uk. 13 January 2009
1707:"MP Marsden defects back to Labour"
1667:"Blair impeachment campaign starts"
1455:. Theguardian.com. 10 December 2001
1260:Laville, Sandra (9 November 2001).
66:1 May 1997 – 11 April 2005
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2028:Slipped Disc by Paul W. B. Marsden
1092:"The Times & The Sunday Times"
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1209:Womack, Sarah (23 October 2001).
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815:From disaffection to defection"
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1728:Paul Marsden (8 April 2001).
1211:"MPs to vote on Jo Moore row"
1109:Tony Benn (26 January 2010).
841:Profile of Paul Marsden 2005"
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689:The Blackfriars of Shrewsbury
501:On the second anniversary of
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1286:. BBC News. 12 November 2001
511:International Criminal Court
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2094:BBC Profile of Paul Marsden
1894:. BBC News. 24 January 2011
1643:Jon Sopel (24 April 2009).
1399:. BBC News. 5 December 2001
1323:The Sewing Circles of Herat
1146:. BBC News. 22 October 2001
843:. BBC News. 16 October 2002
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409:The Sewing Circles of Herat
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1546:"African food for thought"
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1033:"News | The Scotsman"
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192:Paul William Barry Marsden
171:Head of Quality Management
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1310:23 November 2011 at the
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18:Paul Marsden (Emmerdale)
2104:Paul Marsden on Twitter
1730:"The Lib Dems and Iraq"
1005:"Sittings of the House"
666:In 2019 Marsden joined
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539:Impeach Blair campaign
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2045:. 11 September 2024.
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1233:"Ministerial Conduct"
899:Cancer Care 14/04/99"
578:2005 general election
457:Cystic Fibrosis Trust
288:1997 general election
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2197:People from Frodsham
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1976:15 July 2014 at the
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1050:The Political Animal
684:Simon & Schuster
311:Friends of the Earth
249:Teesside Polytechnic
245:Mid-Cheshire College
231:Marsden was born in
196:Member of Parliament
162:Teesside Polytechnic
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2074:Paul Marsden's Blog
1936:accounts.google.com
1482:on 25 February 2004
1474:Liberal Democrats.
1184:"Marsden's Victory"
753:Winter Fuel Payment
370:who had said, that
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797:"LinkedIN profile"
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661:Manchester United
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