He held nine difference
ministerial jobs in his parliamentary career.
In a move that will do nothing to help relations between the SNP and Conservatives, the prime minister on Thursday gave a peerage and
ministerial job in the Scotland Office to Andrew Dunlop, a former adviser to Margaret Thatcher at the time of the poll tax.
He has said he won't join Labour but that doesn't preclude him from taking
a ministerial job in return for supporting the govt.
Not exact matches
He imagined it would be impractical to quit both
jobs, uproot his wife and two young sons, and immerse himself
in studies on a residential campus for up to three years to earn a coveted
ministerial degree.
British politics is lambasted as only marginally less corrupt than that
in West Africa, and British ex-politicians denounced for accepting appointments
in the private sector that are indirectly linked to their previous
ministerial jobs.
Junior
ministerial aide Aidan Burley's involvement
in a Nazi - themed stag party has cost him his
job.
Ellen's final
ministerial job as Minister of Education was cut short by her untimely death
in 1947 but not before, against strong opposition, initiating the raising of the school leaving age to 15.
Blair - who gave Jowell her first
ministerial job - noted her achievements on equal pay, Sure Start and the 2012 Olympics
in London.
Before she was elected as chair of the public accounts committee
in 2010, Hodge held a variety of
ministerial jobs under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
By appointing half the Lib Dem MPs to
ministerial jobs, Cameron gave himself a payroll vote with a promise of five years
in office.
Shadow media secretary Harriet Harman said: «Jeremy Hunt should not be
in his
job now as he has broken the
ministerial code and misled parliament.
Ms Eagle, an MP since 1992, held a number of
ministerial jobs during the last Labour government and
in 2013 became chair of the Labour Party.
Brown's closest
ministerial ally, Ed Balls, said the email was a «damp squib» by a few disgruntled MPs and insisted that the cabinet was «absolutely united» behind Brown.But the number of cabinet voices emerging
in support of Brown did not begin to rise to a chorus until early evening, among them two of the ministers tipped as possible successors to Brown — the home secretary, Alan Johnson, and the energy secretary, Ed Miliband, who said today's call by rebels would be seen as a «temporary distraction» from the
job of fighting the Conservatives and laying out future plans for the country.
Although the arrangement rarely comes with guaranteed
ministerial jobs, a confidence and supply deal would typically see some elements of the smaller party's manifesto enacted by the minority government
in return for their support.
The MP for Richmond
in Yorkshire since 2015, the son of a GP takes his first
ministerial job as a number three at the newly renamed Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
He was distressed when,
in 1997, he was passed over for
ministerial office (too liberal, he thought), so he invented the
job of deputy chief whip, speaking for those many departments with no Lords minister of their own, to much admiration, until,
in 2005, he became himself a Department for Culture, Media and Sport minister, managing the gambling bill.
The most emotional speeches, predictably, were those of the pair of
ministerial aides who had decided to quit their
jobs in order to back the motion.
Gordon Brown rewarded him with a
ministerial job at Transport and 18 months later he found himself replacing his boss, Lord Adonis, who wasn't eligible to sit
in the Shadow Cabinet, running the leadership campaign that ended the career of the Blairite candidate.
As a key ally of the then Shadow Foreign Secretary Robin Cook, Cousins was still hopeful of a
ministerial job when Labour won the election
in 1997, but his hopes were dashed and instead he became an influential member of the backbench Treasury Select Committee.
It is understood there are still more shadow junior
ministerial announcements to come but the shadow cabinet movements are now concluded, with 17 women and 14 men
in top
jobs.
A tight - knit party with most of its talent
in ministerial jobs — and the Lib Dems» traditional tendency of spending huge energy cementing themselves into marginal seats — means there's been little
in the way of organised factions among their backbenchers.
The Mid Norfolk MP George Freeman has been given his first
ministerial job as Minister for Life Sciences jointly
in the Department for Health and Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.
Last week, at the unveiling of the
Jobs Task Force — a new
ministerial level committee set up to address the urgent tasks of saving
jobs and helping the unemployed with training and
job - matching — the Minister of State for Education and Manpower, Mr. Ng Eng Hen, warned that many more professional, executive, and managerial positions may face the axe
in the year ahead.