Gwyneth Dunwoody

Committee of Selection

bbc.co.uk     Aug 14, 2008   3 related          

The original role of the Committee of Selection - founded in 1840 - was to appoint committees on private bills. In later years it was also given responsibility for selecting members to serve on public bill committees and since...                    

New by-election hell for Brown

thesun.co.uk     Aug 14, 2008   22 related          

Battle ... Gordon Brown fights for John MacDougall's seat By GRAEME WILSON Deputy Political Editor GORDON Brown was rocked by another by-election crisis yesterday — just weeks after Labour’s humiliating Glasgow East defeat....                    

Labour faces decision on timing of byelection

guardian.co.uk     Aug 13, 2008   2 related          

Gordon Brown may be tempted to hold an early poll Labour will have to decide whether to hold a snap byelection in Glenrothes following the death of John MacDougall this morning. Although it is unusual to hold a byelection in a...                    

Local campaigning is vital - or no seat is safe

bloggers4labour.org     Aug 7, 2008          

Philip Glanville argues that local campaigning is the route to electoral success for Labour. Following Labour’s losses in Crewe and Glasgow East, barely a day goes by someone or other being accused of plotting. Get any group of...                    

that leadership challenge

bloggers4labour.org     Jul 30, 2008   2 related          

now that Mr Salter has thrown his hat into the ring for the supposedly forthcoming Labour leadership challenge (see the poll on this blog, where Mr S is neck and neck with Hattie, though both are eclipsed by the late Gwyneth...                    

I’m all for free speech, but…

bloggers4labour.org     Jul 4, 2008          

I like to think I’m broad-shouldered enough to take any amount of reasonable criticism. Having said that, I did update my profile recently with advice on what sort of comments might not find their way to publication on this...                    

Keith Vaz stared up, trying to envisage the coat of arms he'd commission

dailymail.co.uk     Jul 4, 2008   84 related          

Keith Vaz: Baronet? The two-hour session – two hours of that Brownian monotone! – began with questions from Sir Patrick Cormack (Con, S Staffs). Lord Vaz, sitting next to Sir Patrick, looked queasy, perhaps on account of the...                    

Brown quizzed: Point-by-point

bbc.co.uk     Jul 3, 2008   16 related          

The main points so far from Prime Minister Gordon Brown's appearance before the Commons Liaison Committee: The session begins at precisely 1000 BST. Constitutional renewal, economic issues, the prices of oil, food and energy,...                    

Another headache for embattled Brown

sundayherald.com     Jun 29, 2008   330 related          

By Westminster Editor James Cusick IT WAS not the telephone conversation the prime minister had wanted, or expected, for a late anniversary present. On Friday afternoon, with Downing Street still reeling from the humiliation of...                    

Alexander quits as Scottish Labour leader

guardian.co.uk     Jun 28, 2008   249 related          

Wendy Alexander resigned as the leader of the Scottish Labour party today after receiving a parliamentary reprimand over political donations yesterday. Pressure had been mounting on the Paisley North MSP after the Scottish...                    

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