Political Frailty

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It looks like the Liberal Democrats are officially extinct as far as the European Parliament is concerned. Look like they're not going to have one single MEP

 

They've got one that they literally stole of the Greens by 7k votes in London.

Literally?

 

http://www.oxforddic...glish/literally

 

The usage of the word in that context is sanctioned by the Oxford English Dictionary. FYI

Is that sanctioned by the first definition or the second? However, two men have been arrested, so maybe it was literally stolen (in the literal sense).

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The former Governor of Gibraltar Sir Hugo White has died at 74 http://www.gbc.gi/ne...e,-dies-aged-74

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South African President Jacob Zuma admitted to hospital for tests.

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Unless by some miracle there's a member of the 1935 parliament still kicking around then the following is a list of all members of parliament and former members of parliament aged 70 or over, plenty of low hanging fruit to be found...

 

90+

John Freeman, 99 (19 Feb 1915), Labour (Watford 1945-55)

Ronald Atkins, 96 (13 June 1916), Labour (Preston North 1966-70, Preston North 1974-79)

Denis Healey, 96 (30 Aug 1917), Labour (Leeds South East 1952-1955, Leeds East 1955-92)

Albert McQuarrie, 96 (1 Jan 1918), Conservative (East Aberdeenshire 1979-83, Banff and Bucham 1983-87)

Clive Bossom, 96 (4 Feb 1918), Conservative (Leominster 1959-74)

George Mackie, 94 (10 July 1918), Liberal (Caithness and Sutherland 1964-66)

Patrick Duffy, 93 (17 June 1920), Labour (Colvene Valley 1963-66, Aftercliffe 1970-92)

George Perry, 93 (24 Aug 1920), Labour (Nottingham South 1966-70)

James Molyneaux, 93, (27 August 1920), Ulster Unionist Party (South Antrim 1970-83, Lagan Valley 1983-97)

Michael Shaw, 93 (9 October 1920), Conservative (Brighouse and Spen 1960-64, Scarborough and Whitby 1966-74, Scarborough 1974-92)

Charles Simeons, 93 (22 Sep 1921), Conservative (Luto 1970-74)

Ronald Murray, 92, (15 June 1922), Labour (Edingbuegh Leigh 1970-79)

Jack Dunnet, 92 (24 June 1922), Labour (Nottingham Central 1964-74, Nottingham East 1974-83)

Peggy Fenner, 91 (12 Nov 1922), Conservative (Rochester and Chatham 1970-74, Rochester and Chatham 1979-83, Medway 1983-97)

John Osborne, 91 (14 Dec 1922), Conservative (Sheffield Hallam 1959-87)

Mildren Gordon, 90 (24 Aug 1923), Labour (Bow and Poplar 1987-1997)

Robert Sheldon, 90 (13 Sep 1923), Labour (Ashton under Lune 1964-2001)

Joel Barnett, 90 (14 Oct 1923), Labour (Heywood and Royton 1964-83)

James Ramsden, 90 (1 Nov 1932), Conservative (Harrogate 1954-74)

Frank Hooley, 90 (30 Nov 1923), Labour (Sheffield Heeley 1966-70, Sheffield Heeley 1974-79)

William Howie, 90 (2 Mar 1924), Labour (Luton 1963-70)

Roy Mason, 90 (18 Apr 1924), Labour (Barnsley 1953-83, Barnsley Central 1983-87)

Reginald Eyre, 90 (28 May 1924), Conservative (Birmingham Hall Green 1965-87)

Edward du Cann 90 (28 May 1924), Conservative (Taunton 1956-87)

 

80-89

Eric Cockeram, 89 (4 July 1924), Conservative (Bebington 1970-74, Ludlow 1979-87)

Mary Holt, 89 (31 July 1924), Conservative (Peston North 1970-74)

Jill Knight, 89 (9 Jul 1924), Conservative (Birmingham Edgbaston 1966-1997)

Alan Thompson, 89 (16 Sep 1924), Labour (Dunfermline Burghs 1959-64)

Edward Graham, 89 (26 Mar 1925), Labour (Edmonton 1974-83)

John Wells, 89 (30 March 1925), Conservative (Maidstone 1959-87)

Ben Ford, 89 (1 Apr 1925), Labour (Bradford North 1964-83)

Anthony Grant, 89 (29 May 1925), Conservative (Harrow Central 1964-83, Cambridgeshire South West 1983-97)

David Myles, 89 (30 May 1925), Conservative (Bannffshire 1979-83)

David Lambie, 88 (13 July 1925), Labour (Centray Ayrshire 1970-83, Cunninghame South 1983-92)

John Eden, 88 (15 Sep 1925), Conservative (Bournemouth West 1954-83)

James Spicer, 88 (4 Oct 1925), Conservative (West Dorset 1974-97)

Philip Goodhart, 88 (3 Nov 1925), Conservative (Beckenham 1957-92)

Michael McGuire, 88 (3 May 1926), Labour (Ince 1964-83, Makerfield 1983-87)

David Stoddart, 88 (5 May 1926), Labour (Swindon 1970-83)

Ian Paisley, 88 (6 April 1926), Democratic Unionist Party (North Antrim 1970-2010

Kenneth Warren, 87 (15 Aug 1926), Conservative (Hastings 1970-83, Hastings and Rye 1983-92)

Patrick Jenkin, 87 (7 Sep 1926), Conservative (Wanstead and Woodford 1964-87)

Ernest Davies, 87 (25 Oct 1926), Labour (Streford 1966-70)

Dudley Smith, 87 (14 Nov 1926), Conservative (Brentford and Chiswick 1959-66, Warwick and Leamington 1968-97)

Geoffrey Howe, 87 (20 Dec 1926), Conservative (Bebington 1964-66, Reigate 1970-74, East Surrey 1974-92)

James Davidson, 87 (12 Jan 1927), Liberal (Aberdeenshire West 1966-70)

Jim Callaghan, 87 (28 Jan 1927), Labour (Middleton and Prestwich 1974-83, Heywood Middleton 1983-97)

Robert Lindsay, 87 (5 Mar 1927), Conservative (Hertford 1955-74, Welwyn and Hatfield 1974-74)

Richard Body, 87 (17 May 1927), Conservative (Billericay 1955-1959, Holland with Boston 1966-1997, Boston and Skegness 1997-2001)

Hugh Rossi, 86 (21 June 1927), Conservative (Hornsey 1966-83, Hornsey and Wood Green 1983-92)

Ken Eastham, 86 (11 Aug 1927), Labour (Manchester Blackley 1979-97)

John Lee, 86 (13 Aug 1927), Labour (Reading 1966-70, Birmingham Handsworth 1974-79)

Jim Prior, 86 (11 Oct 1927), Conservative (Lowestoft 1959-83, Waveney 1983-87)

Tony Durant, 86 (9 Jan 1928), Conservative (Reading North 1974-83, Reading West 1983-97)

Robin Chichester-Clark (10 Jan 1928), Conservative (Londonderry 1955-74)

Terrence Higgins, 86 (18 Jan 1928), Conservative (Worthing 1964-97)

Roland Moyle, 85 (12 Mar 1928), Labour (Lewisham North 1966-74, Lewisham East 1974-83)

Sheila Faith, 85 (3 June 1928), Conservative (Belper 1979-83)

Geoffrey Dodsworth, 85 (7 June 1928), Conservative (South West Hertfordshire 1974-79)

Greville Jannner, 85 (11 July 1928), Labour (Leicester North West 1970-74, Leicester West 1974-97)

Sally Oppenheim 85 (26 July 1928), Conservative (Gloucester 1970-87)

Robert Howarth, 85 (31 July 1928), Labour (Bolton East 1964-70)

David Mitchell, 85 (20 June 1928), Conservative (Basingstooke 1964-83, North West Hampshire 1983-97)

James Kilfedder, 85 (16 July 1928), Ulster Unionist Party (West Belfast 1964-1966, North Down 1970-95)

Gwilym Roberts, 85 (7 Aug 1928), Labour (South Bedfordshire 1966-70, Cannock 1974-83)

Maureen Colquhoun, 85 (12 Aug 1928), Labour (Northampton North 1974-79)

George Thompson, 85 (11 Sep 1928), SNP (Galloway 1974-79)

Eric Lubbock, 85 (29 Sep 1928), Liberal (Orpington 1962-70)

Peter Jackson, 85 (14 Oct 1928), Labour (High Peak 1966-70)

Dick Taverne, 85 (18 Oct 1928), (Lincoln 1962-74)

William Rodgers, 85 (28 Oct 1928), Labour then Social Democratic (Stockton-on-Tees 1962-83)

Arthur Davidson, 85 (7 Nov 1928), Labour (Accrington 1966-83)

Dennis Walters, 85 (28 Nov 1928), Conservative (Westbury 1964-92)

Edwin Brooks, 85 (1 Dec 1929), Labour (Bebington 1966-70)

Stanley Clinton Davis, 85 (6 December 1928), Labour (Hackney Central 1970-83)

Piers Dixon, 85 (29 Dec 1928), Conservative (Truro 1970-74)

Bill O'Brien, 85 (25 Jan 1929), Labour (Normanton 1983-2005)

Bill Walker, 85 (20 Feb 1929), Conservative (Perth and Easter Perthshire 1979-83, North Tayside 1983-87

Donald Dixon, 85 (6 Mar 1929), Labour (Jarrow 1979-97)

Ronald Thomas, 85 (16 Mar 1929), Labour (Bristol North West 1974-79)

Hal Miller, 85 (6 Mar 1929), Conservative (Bromsgrove and Redditch 1974-83, Bromsgove 1983-92)

Lawrence Cunliffe, 85 (29 Mar 1929), Labour (Leigh 1979-2001)

Peter Horden, 85 (8 Apr 1929), Conservative (Horsham 1964-74, Horsham and Crawley 1974-83, Horsham 1983-97)

Eric Moonman, 85, (29 Apr 1929), Labour (Billericay 1966-70, Basildon 1974-79)

Jeremy Thorpe, 85 (29 Apr 1929), Liberal (North Devon 1959-79)

Patrick McNair-Wilson, 85 (28 May 1929), Conservative (Lewisham West 1964-66, New Forest 1968-97)

Denis Coe, 85 (5 June 1929), Labour (Middleton and Prestwich 1966-70)

Winnie Ewing, 83 (10 July 1929), SNP (Hamilton 1967-70, Moray and Nairn 1974-79)

John Hannam, 84 (2 Aug 1929), Conservative (Exeter 1970-97)

David Waddington, 84 (2 Aug 1929), Conservative (Nelson and Colne 1968-74, Clitheroe 1979-83, Ribble Valley 1983-90)

Betty Boothroyd, 84 (8 Oct 1929), Speaker (prev Labour) (West Bromwich 1973-74, West Bromwich West 1974-2000)

John Hunt, 84 (27 Oct 1929), Conservative (Bromley 1964-74m Ravensbourne 1974-97)

Patrick Mayhew, 84 (11 Sep 1929), Conservative (Tunbridge Wells)

Roy Roebeck, 84 (25 Sep 1929), Labour (Harrow East 1966-70)

Ednyfed Hudson Davies (4 Dec 1929), Labour (Conway 1966-70, Caerphilly 1979-83)

Tom Cox, 84 (24 Jan 1930), Labour (Wandsorth Central 1970-74, Tooting 1974-2005)

Roger Sims, 84 (27 Jan 1930), Conservative (Chisehhurst 1974-97)

Peter Tapsell, 84 (1 Feb 1930), Conservative (Nottingham West 1959-64, Horncastle, 1966-83, East Lindsey 1983-97, Louth and Horncastle since 1997)

Stan Newens, 84 (4 Feb 1930), Labour (Epping 1964-70, Harloq 1974-83)

Doug Hoyle, 84 (17 Feb 1930), Labour (Nelson and Cole 1974-79, Warrington North 1981-97)

Douglas Hurd, 84 (8 Mar 1930), Conservative (Mid Oxfordshire 1974-83, Witney 1983-97)

Bryan Magee, 84 (12 Apr 1930), Labour then Social Democratic (Leyton 1974-83)

Gerald Kaufman, 84 (21 June 1930), Labour (Manchester Ardwick 1970-83, Manchester Gorton since 1983)

John Hollingworth, 83 (11 July 1930), Conservative (Birmngham All Saints 1959-64)

Shirley Williams, 83 (27 July 1930), Labour then Social Democratic (Hitchin 1964-74, Hertford and Stevenage 1974-79, Crosby 1981-83)

Andrew Bowden, 83 (8 Aug 1930), Conservative (Brighton Kemptown 1970-97)

Arthur Latham, 83 (14 Aug 1930), Labour (Paddington North 1969-74, Paddington 1974-79)

Bob Wareing, 83 (20 Aug 1930) Labour (Liverpool West Derby 1983-2010)

Peter Rost, 83 (19 Sep 1930), Conservative (South East Derbyshire 1970-84, Erewash 1983-92)

Nigel Spearing, 83 (8 Oct 1930), Labour (Acton 1970-74, Newham South 1974-97)

Alan Willams, 83 (14 Oct 1930) Labour (Swansea West 1964-2010)

John Evans, 83 (19 Oct 1930), Labour (Newton 1974-83, St Helens North 1983-97)

John Ellis, 83 (26 Oct 1930), Labour (Bristol North West 1966-70, Brigg and Scunthorpe 1974-79)

Alan Lee Williams, 83 (29 Nov 1930), Labour (Hornchurch 1966-70, Hornchurch 1974-79)

Roderick MacFarquhar, 83 (2 Dec 1930), Labour (Belper 1974-79)

Michael Jopling, 83 (10 Dec 1930), Conservative (Westmorland 1964-83, Westmorland and Lonsdale 1983-97)

Richard Leonard, 83 (12 Dec 1930), Labour (Romford 1970-74)

Michael English, 83 (24 Dec 1930), Labour (Nottingham West 1964-83)

Robert Hughes, 82 (3 Jan 1931), Labour (Aberdeen North 1970-97)

Timothy Kitson, 82 (28 Jan 1931), Conservative (Richmond, North Yorkshire 1959-83)

Ronnie Fearn, 83 (6 Feb 1931), Liberal Democrat (Southport 1997-2001)

Norman Tebbit, 83 (29 Mar 1931), Conservative (Epping 1970-74, Chingford 1974-92)

Thomas Stuttafod, 83 (4 May 1931), Conservative (Norwich South 1970-74)

Michael Brotherton, 83 (26 May 1931), Conservative (Louth 1974-83)

John Sutcliffe, 83 (30 Apr 1934), Conservartive (Middlesbrough West 1970-74)

George Cunningham, 83 (10 June 1931), Labour then Social Democratic (Islington South West 1970-74, Islington South and Finsbury 1974-83)

Martyn Smith, 82 (15 June 1931), Ulster Unionist Party (1982-2005)

John Wakeham, 82 (22 June 1931), Conservative (Maldon 1974-83, South Colchester and Maldon 1983-92)

Tom Mitchell, 82 (29 July 1931), Sinn Fein (Mid Ulster 1955)

Derek Coombs, 82 (12 Aug 1931), Conservative (Birmingham Yardley 1970-74)

Cecil Parkinson, 82 (1 Sep 1931), Conservative (Enfield West 1970-74, South Hertfordshire 1974-83, Hertsmere 1983-92)

Shirley Summerwell, 82 (9 Sep 1931) Labour (Halifax 1964-83)

Teresa Gorman, 82 (30 Sep 1931), Conservative (Billericay 1987-2001)

John Morris, 82 (5 Nov 1931), Labour (Aberavon 1959-2001)

Christopher Price, 82 (26 Jan 1932), Labour (Birmingham Perry Barr 1966-70, Lewisham West 1974-83)

Neville Trotter, 82 (27 Jan 1932), Conservative (Tynemouth 1974-97)

John Nott, 82 (1 Feb 1932), Conservative (St. Ives 1966-83)

Dennis Skinner, 82 (11 Feb 1932), Labour (Bolsover since 1970)

Nigel Lawson, 82 (11 Mar 1932), Conservative (Blaby 1974-92

Martin Brandon-Bravo, 82 (25 Mar 1932), (Nottingham South 1983-92)

Peter Trew, 82 (30 Apr 1932), Conservative (Dartford 1970-74)

Jim Lester, 81 (23 May 1932), Conservative (Beeston 1974-83, Broxtowe 1983-97)

Peter Fry, 82 (26 May 1931), Conservative (Wellingborough 1969-97)

Tim Renton, 82 (28 May 1932), Conservative (Mid Sussex 1974-97)

Ivor Richard, 82 (30 May 1932), Labour (Barons Court 1964-74)

Tim Sainsbury, 81 (11 June 1932), Conservative (Hove 1973-97)

Stratton Mills, 81 (1 July 1932) Ulster Unionist Party (Belfast North 1959-74)

Brian Walden, 81 (8 July 1932), Labour (Birmingham All Saints 1964-74, Birmningham Ladywood 1974-77)

Tam Dalyell, 81 (4 Aug 1932), Labour (West Lothian 1962-1983, Linlithgow 1983-2005)

Neil Thorne, 81 (8 Aug 1932), Conservative (Ilford South 1979-92)

Patrick Ground, 81 (9 Aug 1932), Conservative (1983-92)

Eric Deakins, 81 (7 Oct 1932), Labour (Walthamstow West 1970-74, Walthamstow 1974-87)

Allan Roers, 81 (24 Oct 1932), Labour (Rhondda 1983-2001)

Joe Hendron, 81 (12 Nov 1932), SDLP (Belfast West 1992-1997)

Alf Dubs, 81 (5 Dec 1932), Labour (Battersea 1983-87, Battersea South 1983-87)

Elystan Morgan, 81 (7 Dec 1932), Labour (Cardiganshire 1966-74)

Roy Hattersley, 81 (28 Dec 1932), Labour (Birmingham Sparkbrook 1964-1997)

Jack Aspinwall, 81 (5 Feb 1933), Conservative (Kingswood 1974-83, Wansdyke 1983-97)

Llin Golding, 81 (21 March 1933), Labour (Newcastle-under-Lyme 1986-2001)

Michael Heseltine, 81 (21 March 1933), Conservative (Tavistock 1966-1974, Henley 1974-2001)

Eric Clarke, 81 (9 Apr 1933) Labour (Midlothian 1992-2001)

David Knox, 81 (30 May 1933), Conservative (Leek 1970-83, Staffordshire Moorlands 1983-97)

David Mudd, 81 (2 June 1933), Conservative (Falmouth and Camborne 1970-92)

Tom King, 80 (13 June 1933), Conservative (Bridgewater 1970-2001)

David Winnick, 80 (26 June 1933), Labour (Croydon South 1996-70, Walsall North since 1979)

Jim Pawsey, 80 (21 Aug 1933), Conservative (Rugby 1979-83, Rugby and Kenilworth 1983-97)

John Carson, 80 (31 Aug 1933), Ulster Unionist Party (Belfast North 1974-79)

Ken Weetch, 80 (17 Sep 1933), Labour (Ipswich 1974-87)

Fred Silvester, 80 (20 Sep 1933), Conservative (Walthamstow West 1967-70, Manchester Withington 1974-87)

Joe Benton, 80 (28 Sep 1933), Labour (Bootle since 1990)

Joseph Ashton, 80 (9 Oct 1933), Labour (Bassetlaw 1968-2001)

John Cartwright, 80 (29 Nov 1933), Labour then Social Democratic (Woolwich East 1974-92)

Christopher Brocklebank-Fowler (13 Jan 1933), Conservative (King's Lynn 1970-74 North West Norfolk 1974-83)

Nicholas Edwards, 80 (25 Feb 1934), Conservative (Pembrokeshire 1970-87)

Peter Brooke, 80 (3 Mar 1934), Conservative (City of London and Westminster South 1977-97, Cities of London and Westminster 1997-2001)

Kieth Speed, 80 (11 Mar 1934), Conservative (Meriden 1968-74, Ashford 1974-97)

Mark Wolfson, 80 (7 Apr 1934), Conservative (Sevenoaks 1979-97)

 

70-79

Michael Mates, 79 (9 June 1934), Conservative (Petersfield 1974-83, East Hampshire 1974-2010)

Tom Pendry, 79 (10 June 1934), Labour (Stalybride and Hyde 1970-2001)

John Townend, 79 (12 June 1934), Conservative (Bridington 1979-1997, East Yorkshire 1997-2001)

John Cockcroft, 79 (6 July 1934), Conservative (Nantwich 1974-79)

James Hamilton, 79 (4 July 1934), Ulster Unionist Party (Fermanagh and South Tyrone 1964-70)

Toby Jessel, 79 (11 July 1934), Conservative (Twickenham 1970-97)

John Pardoe, 79 (27 July 1934), Liberal (North Conwall 1966-79)

John Fraser, 79 (30 June 1934), Labour (Norwood 1966-97)

Richard Taylor, 79 (7 July 1934), Independent (Wyre Forest 2001-2010)

William McKevey, 79 (8 July 1934), Labour (Kilmarnock 1979-83, Kilmarnock and Loudourn 1983-97)

Kevin McNamara 79 (5 Sep 1934), Labour (Hull Central 1974-1983, Hull North 1983-2005)

Benjamin Whitaker, 79 (15 Sep 1934), Labour (Hampstead 1966-70)

Austin Mitchell, 79 (19 Sep 1934), Labour (Great Grimsby since 1977)

David Marquand, 79 (20 Sep 1934), Labour (Ashfield 1966-77)

Harry Greenway, 79 (4 Oct 1934), Conservative (Ealing North 1979-1997)

Kenneth Baker, 79 (3 Nov 1934), Conservative (Acton 1968-70, St Marylebone, 1970-83, Mole Walley 1983-97)

Paul Flynn, 79 (9 Feb 1935), Labour (Newport West since 1987)

Frank Judd, 79 (28 Mar 1935), Labour (Portsmouth West 1966-74, Portsmouth North 1974-79)

Esmund Bulmer, 79 (19 May 1935), Conservative (Kidderminster 1974-83, Wyre Forest 1983-87)

John Corrie, 79 (29 July 1935), Conservative (Bute and Northern Ayrshire 1974-83, Cunnninghame North 1983-87)

Bowen Wells, 78 (4 Aug 1935), Conservative (Hetford and Stevenage 1979-83, Hertord and Stortord 1983-2001)

Michael Clark, 78 (8 Aug 1935), Conservative (Rochford 1983-97, Rayleigh 1997-2001)

Ian Stewart, 78 (10 Aug 1935), Conservative (Hitchin 1974-83, North Hertfordshire 1983-92)

Gerald Bowden, 78 (26 Aug 1935), Conservative (Dulwich 1983-92)

Joan Hall, 78 (31 Aug 1935), Conservative (Keighley 1970-74)

John Roper, 78 (10 Sep 1935), Labour then Social Democratic (Farnworth 1970-83)

Raymond Carter, 78 (17 Sep 1935), Labour (Birmingham Northfield 1970-79)

Sydney Chapman, 78 (17 Oct 1935) Conservative (Birmingham Handsworth 1970-74, Chipping Barnet 1979-2005)

Patrick Thompson, 78 (21 Oct 1935) Conservative (Norwich North 1983-97)

Terrence Walker, 78 (26 Oct 1935), Labour (Kingswood 1974-79)

Bill Michie, 78 (24 Nov 1935), Labour (Sheffield Heeley, 1983-2001)

Paul Rose, 78 (26 Dec 1935), Labour (Manchester Blackley 1964-79)

Terence Lewis, 78 (29 Dec 1935), Labour (Worsley 1983-2005)

David Howell, 78 (18 Jan 1936), Conservative (Guildford 1966-97)

William Ross, 78 (4 Feb 1936), Ulster Unionist Party (Londonderry 1974-83, East Londonderry 1983-2001)

Roy Beggs, 78 (20 Feb 1936), Ulster Unionist Party (East Antrim 1983-2010)

Janet Fookes, 78 (21 Feb 1936), Conservative (Merton and Morden 1970-74, Plymouth Drake 1974-97)

Terry Dicks, 78 (17 Mar 1936), Conservative (Hayes and Harlington 1983-97)

Derek Spencer, 78 (31 Mar 1936), Conservative (Brighton Pavillion 1992-1997)

Lewis Stevens, 78 (13 Apr 1936), Conservative (Nuneaton 1983-92)

Robert McCartney, 78 (24 Apr 1936) UK Unionist Party (North Down 1995-2001)

Barry Henderson, 78 (26 Apr 1936), Conservative (East Dunbartonshire 1974-74, East Fife 1979-83, North East Fife 1983-87)

John Maxton, 78 (5 May 1936), Labour (Glasgow Carthcart 1979-2001)

Neil Macfarlane, 78 (7 May 1936), Conservative (Sutton and Cheam 1974-92)

Glenda Jackson, 78 (9 May 1936), Labour (Hampstead and Highgate 1992-2010, Hampstead and Kilburn since 2010)

Robert Maclennan, 77 (26 June 1936), Social Democratic Party (Caithness and Sutherland 1966-92, Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross 1992-2001)

Marion Roe, 77, (15 July 1936), Conservative (Broxbourne 1983-2005)

Harry Barnes, 77 (22 July 1936), Labour (North East Derbyshire 1987-2005)

David Madel, 77 (6 Aug 1936), Conservative (South Bedfordshire 1970-83, South West Bedfordshire 1983-2001)

John Powley, 77 (3 Aug 1936), Conservative (Norwich South 1983-87)

Seamus Mallon, 77 (17 Aug 1936) SDLP (Newry and Armagh 1986-2005)

Brian Cotter, 77 (24 Aug 1936), Liberal Democrat (Weston-super-Mare 1997-2005)

Giles Radice, 77 (4 Oct 1936), Labour (Chester-le-Street 1973-1983, North Durham 1983-2001)

Nigel Beard, 77 (10 Oct 1936), Labour (Bexleyheath and Crayford 1997-2005)

Richard Luce, 77 (14 Oct 1936), Conservative (Arundel and Shoreham 1971-74, Shoreham 1974-92)

Christopher Gill, 77 (28 Oct 1936), Conservative (Ludlow 1987-2001)

Michael Morris, 77 (25 Nov 1936), Conservative (Northampton South 1974-97)

Ivan Lawrence, 77 (24 Dec 1936), Conservative (Burton 1974-97)

Geoffrey Pattie, 77 (17 Jan 1936), Conservative (Chertsey and Walton 1974-97)

John Hume, 77 (18 Jan 1937) SDLP (Foyle 1983-2010)

Robert Banks, 77 (18 Jan 1937) Conservative (Harrogate 1974-97)

John MacGregor, 77 (14 Feb 1937) Conservative (South Norfolk 1974-2001)

Christopher Tugendhat, 77 (23 Feb 1937), Conservative (Cities of London and Westminster 1970-74, City of London and Westminster South 1974-77)

Jerry Wiggin, 77 (24 Feb 1937), Conservative (West-super-Mare 1969-97)

Brian Sedgemore, 77 (17 March 1937) Labour (Luton West 1974-79, Hackney South and Shoreditch 1983-2005)

Ann Clwyd, 77 (21 March 1937), Labour (Cynon Valley since 1984)

Teddy Taylor, 77 (18 Apr 1937), Conservative (Glasgow Cathcart 1964-79, Southend East 1980-97, Rochford and Southend East 1997-2005)

Norman Godmon, 77 (19 Apr 1937), Labour (Greenock and Port Glasgow 1983-97, Greenock and Inverclyde 1997-2001)

Johnn Cope, 77 (13 May 1937), Conservative (South Gloucestershire 1974-83, Northavon 1983-97)

Derek Foster, 76 (25 June 1937), Labour (Bishop Auckland 1979-2005)

Peter Pike, 76 (26 June 1937), Labour (Burnley 1983-2005)

Alan Haselhurst, 76 (23 June 1937), Conservative (Middle and Prestwich 1970-74, Saffron Walden since 1977)

Bill Putt, 76 (17 July 1937), Liberal (Croydon North West 1981-83)

Elizabeth Peacock, 76 (4 Sep 1937), Conservative (Batley and Spen 1983-97)

Alice Mahon, 76 (28 Sep 1937), Labour (Halifax 1987-2005)

Edward O'Hara, 76 (1 Oct 1937), Labour (Knowsley 1990-2010)

Jim Sillars, 76 (4 Oct 1937), SNP (South Ayrshire 1970-79, Glasgow Govan 1988-92)

David Harris, 76 (1 Nov 1937), Conservative (St Ives 1983-97)

Peter Lloyd, 76 (12 Nov 1937), Conservative (Fareham 1979-2001)

John Moore, 76 (26 Nov 1937), Conservative (Croydon Central 1974-92)

Christopher Hawkins, 76 (26 Nov 1937), Conservative (High Peak 1983-92)

Laurance Reed, 76 (4 Dec 1937), Conservative (Bolton East 1970-74)

Harold Best, 76 (18 Dec 1937), Labour (Leeds North West 1997-2005)

John Taylor, 76 (24 Dec 1937), Ulster Unionist Party (Strangford 1983-2001)

Terry Davis, 76 (5 Jan 1938), Labour (Birmingham Stechford 1979-1983, Birmingham Hodge Hill 1983-2004)

Colin Shepherd, 76 (13 Jan 1938), Conservative (Hereford 1974-97)

Robert Hicks, 76 (18 Jan 1938), Conservative (Bodmin 1970-74, Bodmin 1974-1983, South East Cornwall 1983-97)

Ken Maginnis, 76 (21 Jan 1938), Ulster Unionist Party (Fermanagh and South Tyrone 1983-2001)

Norman Fowler, 76 (2 Feb 1938), Conservative (Nottingham South 1970-74, Suttong Coldfield 1974-2001)

Bryan Gould, 76 (11 Feb 1939), Labour (Southampton Test 1974-79, Dagenham 1983-94)

Peter Temple-Morris, 76 (12 Feb 1938), Conservative (Leominster 1974-2001)

Oonagh McDonald, 76 (21 Feb 1938), Labour (Thurrock 1976-87)

Michael Carttiss, 76 (11 March 1938), Conservative (Great Yarmouth 1983-97)

Peter Viggers, 76 (13 March 1938), Conservative (Gosport 1974-2010)

David Steel, 76 (31 Mar 1938), Liberal Democrat (Roxborough, Selkirk and Peebles 1965-83, Tweddale, Etrrick and Lauderdale 1983-97)

Nicholas Winterton, 76 (31 March 1938), Conservative (Macclesfielf 1971-2010)

Cynog Dafis, 76 (1 Apr 1938), Plaid Cymru (Ceredigion 1992-2000)

Den Dover, 76 (4 Apr 1938), Conservative (Chorley 1979-97)

Gordon Wilson, 76 (16 Apr 1938), SNP (Dundee East 1974-87)

Roger Moate, 76 (12 May 1938), Conservative (Faversham 1970-97)

Geoffrey Robinson, 76 (25 May 1938), Labour (Coventry North west since 1976)

John Prescott, 76 (31 May 1938), Labour (Hull East 1970-2010)

Barry Jones, 75 (26 June 1938), Labour (East Flintshire 1970-1983, Alyn and Deeside 1983-2001)

David Owen, 75 (2 July 1939), Labour then Social Democratic (Plymouth Sutton, 1966-74, Plymouth Devenport 1974-92)

James Craigen, 75 (2 Aug 1938), Labour (Glasgow Marhill 1974-87)

George Stevenson, 75 (30 August 1938), Labour (Stoke-on-Trent South 1992-2005)

Martin Bell, 75 (31 August 1938), Independent (Tatton 1997-2001)

Ian Gibson, 75 (26 Sep 1938) Labour (Norwich North 1997-2009)

Denil Davies, 75 (9 Oct 1938), Labour (Lanelli 1970-2005)

Michael Lord, 75 (17 Oct 1938), Conservative (Suffolk Central 1983-1997, Central Suffolk and North Ipswick 1997-2010)

John Browne, 75 (17 Oct 1938), Conservative (Winchester 1979-92)

Delwyn Williams, 75 (1 Nov 1938), Consevative (Montgomeryshre 1979-83)

Maria Fyfe, 75 (25 Nov 1938), Labour (Glasgow Maryhill 1987-2001)

Vivian Bendall, 75 (14 Dec 1938), Conservative (Ilford North 1978-97)

Ken Purchase, 75 (8 Jan 1939), Labour (Wolverhampton North East 1992-2010)

Malcolm Thornton, 75 (4 March 1939), Conservative (Liverpool Garston 1979-83, Crosby 1983-1997)

John Horam, 75 (7 March 1939), Conservative (Orpington 1992-2010)

Andrew Bennett, 75 (9 March 1939), Labour (Stockport North 1974-83, Denton and Reddish 1983-2005)

Clive Soley, 75 (7 May 1939), Labour (Hammersmith North 1979-83, Hammersith 1983-1997, Ealing, Acton and Shepherd's Bush 1997-2005)

Hugh Dykes, 75 (17 May 1939), Conservative (Harrow East 1970-97)

Patrick Cormack, 75 (18 May 1939), Conservative (Cannock 1970-2010)

Helen Jackson, 75 (19 May 1939), Labour (Sheffield Hillsborough 1992-2005)

Anthony Favell, 75 (29 May 1939), Conservative (Stockport 1983-92)

George Reid, 75 (4 June 1939), SNP (Clackmannan and East Stirlinghshire 1974-79)

Donald Anderson, 74 (17 June 1939), Labour (Monmouth 1966-1970, Swansea East 1974-2005)

Stanley Henig, 74 (7 July 1939), Labour (Lancaster 1966-70)

Des Turner, 74 (17 July 1939), Labour (Brighton Kemptown 1997-2010)

Anthony Steen, 74 (22 July 1939), Conservative (South Hams 1983-97, Totnes 1997-2010)

John Tomlinson, 74 (1 Aug 1939), Labour (Meriden 1974-79)

Jack Cunningham, 74 (4 Aug 1939), Labour (Whitehaven 1970-83, Copeland 1983-2005)

Charles Wardle, 74 (23 Aug 1939), Conservative (Bexhill and Battle 1983-2001)

George Walden, 74 (15 Sep 1939), Conservative (Buckingham 1983-97)

Michael Banes, 74 (22 Sep 1932) Labour (Brentford and Chiswick 1966-74)

Leon Brittan, 74 (25 Sep 1939), Conservative (Cleveland and Whitby 1974-83, Richmond (Yorks) 1983-88)

Iain MacCormick, 74 (28 Sep 1939), SNP, (Argyll 1974-79)

Rhodri Morgan, 74 (29 Sep 1939), Labour (Cardiff West 1987-2001)

David Clark, 74 (19 Oct 1939), Labour (Colne Valley 1970-1974, South Shields 1979-2001)

Michael Irvine, 74 (21 Oct 1939), Conservative (Ipswich 1987-92)

Michael Meacher, 74 (4 Nov 1939), Labour (Oldham West and Royton since 1997)

Bryan Davies, 74 (9 Nov 1939), Labour (Enfield North 1974-79, Oldham Central and Royton 1992-97)

Frank White, 74 (11 Nov 1939), Labour (Bury and Radcliffe 1974-83)

John Gummer, 74 (26 Nov 1939), Conservative (Eye 1979-83, Suffolk Coastal 1983-2010)

Ian Wrigglesworth (8 Dec 1939), Labour then Social Democratic (Thornaby 1974-83, Stockton South 1983-87)

Ann Cryer, 74 (14 Dec 1939), Labour (Keighley 1997-2010)

Gillian Shephard (22 Jan 1940), Conservative (South West Norfolk 1987-2005)

Ted Rowlands, 74 (23 Jan 1940), Labour (Methyr Tydfil 1972-1983, Merthyr Tydfil 1983-2001)

George Morton, 74 (11 Feb 1940), Labour (Manchester Moss Side 1978-83)

Paul Marland, 74 (19 Mar 1940), Conservative (West Gloucestershire 1979-1997)

Frank Dobson, 74 (15 March 1940), Labour (Holborn and St Pancras South 1979-83, Holborn and St Pancras since 1983)

Stuart Holland, 74 (25 March 1940), Labour (Lambeth 1979-89)

Anne Campbell, 74 (6 April 1940), Labour (Cambride 1992-2005)

Jeffrey Archer, 74 (15 April 1940), Conservative (Louth 1969-74)

Valerie Davey, 74 (16 Apr 1940), Labour (Bristol West 1997-2005)

Kenneth Woolmer, 74 (25 Apr 1940), Labour (Batley and Morley 1979-83)

John Wheeler, 74 (1 May 1940), Conservative (Paddington 1979-83, Westminster North 1983-97)

Bill Cash, 74 (10 May 1940), Conservative (Stafford 1984-97, Stone since 1997)

David Ashby, 74 (11 May 1940), Conservative (North West Leicestershire 1983-97)

Edmund Marshall (31 May 1940), Labour (Goole 1971-83)

Antony Marlow, 73 (17 June 1940), Conservative (Northampton North 1979-97)

Ian Lang, 73 (27 June 1940), Conservative (Galloway 1979-83, Galloway and Uppe Nithsdale 1983-97)

Kenneth Clarke, 73 (2 July 1940), Conservative (Rushcliffe since 1970)

Brian Iddon, 73 (5 July 1940), Labour (Bolton South East (1997-2010)

Ben Chapman, 73 (8 July 1940), Labour (Wirral South 1997-2010)

Brian Mawhinney, 73 (26 July 1940) Conservative (Peterborough 1979-1997, North West Cambrideshire 1997-2005)

George Turner, 73 (9 Aug 1940), Labour (North West Norfolk 1997-2001)

Timothy Wood, 73 (13 Aug 1940), Conservative (Stevenage 1983-97)

Barry Sheerman, 73 (17 Aug 1940), Labour (Huddersfield East, 1979-83, Hunddersfield since 1983)

Bill Tynan, 73 (18 August 1940), Labour (Hamilton South 1999-2005)

John Leslie Marshall, 73 (19 Aug 1940), Conservative (Hendon South 1987-97)

Gerry Bermingham, 73 (20 Aug 1940) Labour (St Helens South 1983-2001)

Bruce Grocott, 73 (1 Nov 1940), Labour (Lichfield 1974-79, The Wrekin 1987-97, Telford 1997-2001)

John Marek, 73 (24 Dec 1940), Conservative (Wrexham 1983-2001)

Tom Clarke, 73 (10 Jan 1941) Labour (Coatbridge and Airdrie 1982-83, Monklands West 1983-1997, Coatbridge and Christon 1997-2005, Coatbridge Chryston and Bellshill since 2005)

Jim Cunningham, 73 (4 Feb 1941), Labour (Coventry South East 1992-97 Coventry South since 1997)

John Butterfill, 73 (14 Feb 1941), Conservative (Bournemouth West 193-2010)

Jenny Tonge, 73 (19 Feb 1941), Liberal Democrat (Richmond Park 1997-2005)

Richard Page, 73 (22 Feb 1941), Conservative (Workington 1976-1979, South West Hertfordshire 1979-2005)

Paddy Ashdown, 73 (24 Feb 1941), Liberal Democrat (Yeovil 1983-2001)

Tristan Garel-Jones, 73 (28 Feb 1941), Conservative (Watford 1979-97)

Ann Winterton,73 (6 March 1941), Conservative (Congleton 1983-2010)

Kenneth Carlisle, 73 (25 March 1941), Conservative (Lincolhn 1979-97)

Doug Naysmith, 73 (1 Apr 1941), Labour (Bristol North West 1997-2010)

David Marshall, 73 (7 May 1941), Labour (Glasgow Shettleston 1979-2005, Glasgow East 2005-2008)

Rosemary McKenna, 73 (8 May 1941), Labour (Cumbernauld and Kilsyth 1997-2005, Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East since 2005)

Menzies Campbell, 73 (22nd May 1941), Liberal Democrats (North East Fife since 1987)

Jim Bobbin, 73 (26 May 1941), Labour (Heywood and Middleton since 1997)

Jeff Rooker, 73 (5 Jun 1941), Labour (Birmingham Perry Barr 1974-2001)

Gerry Neale, 73 (25 June 1941), Conservative (North Cornwall 1979-92)

Michael Howard, 72 (7 July 1941), Conservative (Folkestone and Hythe 1983-2010)

George Young, 72 (16 July 1941) Conservative (Ealing Acton 1974-97, North West Hampshire since 1997)

Bill Etherington, 72 (17 July 1941), Labour (Sunderland North 1992-2010)

John Mark Taylor, 72 (19 Aug 1941), Conservative (Solihull 1983-2005)

Kelvin Hopkins, 72 (22 August 1941) Labour (Luton North since 1997)

Tony Worthington, 72 (11 Oct 1941) Labour (Clydebank and Milngavie 1987-2005)

Emma Nicholson, 72 (16 Oct 1941), Conservative (Torridge and West Devon 1987-1997)

Paul Tyler, 72 (29 Oct 1941), Liberal Democrat (Bodmin 1974-1974, North Cornwall 1992-2005)

Max Madden, 72 (29 Oct 1941), Labour (Sowerby 1974-79, Bradford West 1983-97)

John Wittingdale (31 Oct 1941), Conservative (Dewsbury 1983-87)

Angela Watkinson, 72 (18 Nov 1941), Conservative (Upminster 2001-10, Hornchurch and Upminster since 2010)

Phil Willis, 72 (30 Nov 1941) Liberal Democrat (Harrogate and Knaresborough 1997-2010)

Archie Hamilton, 72 (30 Dec 1941), Conservative (Epsom and Ewell 1978-2001)

John Stanley, 72 (12 Jan 1942), Conservative (Tonbridge and Malling since 1974)

George Foulkes, 72 (21 Jan 1942), Labour (South Ayrshire 1979-83, Carrick, Cunnock and Doon Valley 193-2005)

Richard Needham, 72 (29 Jan 1942), Conservative (Chippenham 1979-83, North Wiltshire 1983-97)

James Couchman, 72 (11 Feb 1942), Conservative (Gillingham 1983-1997)

Peter Snape, 72 (12 Feb 1942), Labour (West Bromwich East 1974-2001)

Michael Meadowctoft, 72 (6 Mar 1942), Liberal (Leeds West 1983-87)

Neil Kinnock, 72 (28 Mar 1942), Labour (Bedwellty 1970-83, Islwyn 1983-95)

Brian Binley, 72 (1 Apr 1942) Conservative (Northampton South since 2005)

Graham Bright, 72 (2 Apr 1942), Conservative (Luton East 1979-1983, Luton South 1983-97)

Les Hucklefield, 72 (7 Apr 1942), Labour (Nuneaton 1967-83)

Syd Rapson, 72 (17 April 1942), Labour (Portsmouth North 1997-2005)

Robin Hodginson, 72 (25 April 1942), Conservative (Walsall North 1976-79)

Lynda Chalker, 72 (29 Apr 1942), Conservative (Wallasey 1974-92)

Jean Corston 72 (5 May 1942), Labour (Bristol East 1992-2005)

Norman Lamont, 72 (8 May 1942, Conservative (Kingston-upon-Thames 1972-97)

Bill Olner, 72 (9 May 1942) Labour (Nuneaton 1992-2010)

Robert Kilroy-Silk (19 May 1942), Labour (Ormskirk 1974-83, Knowsley North 1983-86)

David Hunt, 72 (21 May 1942), Conservative (Wirral 1976-83, Wirral West 1983-97)

Michael Knowles, 72 (21 May 1942), Conservative (Nottingham East 1983-92)

Roger Freeman, 72 (27 May 1942), Conservative (Kettering 1983-97)

Bruce George, 72 (1 June 1942) Labour (Walsall South 1974-2010)

Allan Stewart, 72 (1 June 1942), Conservative (East Renfrewshire 1979-83, Eastwood 1983-1997)

David Sumberg, 72 (2 June 1942), Conservative (Bury South 1983-1997)

John Lee, 71 (21 June 1942), Conservative (Nelson and Colne 1979-83, Pendle 1983-92)

Neil Gerrard, 71 (3 July 1942), Labour (Walthamstow 1992-2010)

David Chidgey, 71 (9 July 1942), Liberal Democrat (Eastliegh 1994-2005)

Frank Field, 71 (16 July 1942), Labour (Birkenhead since 1979)

Sylvia Heal, 71 (20 July 1942), Labour (Mid Staffordshire 1990-92, Halesowen and Rowley Regis 1997-2010)

Ernie Ross, 71 (27 July 1942), Labour (Dundee West 1979-2005)

James Douglas, 71 (31 July 1942), Conservative (Edingburgh West 1974-97)

Michael Stern, 71 (3 Aug 1942), Conservative (Bristol North West 1983-97)

Dennis Canavan, 71 (8 Aug 1942), Labour (West Stilingdhire 1974-1983, Falkirk West 1983-2000)

Thomas Benyon, 71 (13 Aug 1942), Conservative (Abingdon 1979-83)

John Carlisle, 71 (28 Aug 1942), Conservative (Luton West 1979-83, Luton North 1983-97)

Jonathan Aitken, 71 (30 Aug 1942), Conservative (Thanet East 1974-1983, South Thanet 1983-97)

Brian Jenkins, 71 (19 Sep 1942), Labour (South East Staffordshire 1996-97, Tamworth 1997-2010)

Michael Stephen, 71 (25 Sep 1942), Conservative (Shoreham 1992-97)

Michael Latham, 71 (20 Nov 1942), Conservative (Melton 1974-83, Rutland and Melton 1983-92)

Gwynoro Jones, 71 (21 Nov 1942), Labour (Camarthen 1970-74)

Andrew Stunnel, 71 (24 Nov 1942), Labour (Hazel Grove since 1997)

Tim Boswell, 71 (2 Dec 1942), Conservative (Daventry 1987-2010)

Richard Shepherd, 71 (6 Dec 1942), Conservative (Aldridge Brownhills since 1979)

Nicholas Bonsor, 71 (9 Dec 1942), Conservative (Nantwich 1979-93, Upminster 1983-97)

Barbara Follet, 71 (25 Dec 1942), Labour (Stevenage 1997-2010)

Christopher Ward, 71 (26 Dec 1942), Conservative (Swindow 1969-70)

Andrew Hunter, 71 (8 Jan 1943), Conservative (Basingstoke 1983-2005)

Margarett Beckett, 71 (15 Jan 1943) Labour (Lincoln 1974-79, Derby South since 1983)

Anna McClurey 71 (18 Jan 1943), Conservative (Renfrew West and Inverclude 1983-87)

Michael Spicer, 72 (22 Jan 1943) Conservative (South Worcestershire 1974-97, West Worcestershire 1997-2010)

Peter Atkinson, 71 (19 Jan 1943), Conservative (Hexham 1992-2010)

Richard Tracey, 71 (8 Feb 1943), Coservative (Surbiton 1983-97)

Win Griffiths, 71 (11 Feb 1943), Labour (Bridgend 1987-2005)

Tom McNally, 71 (20 Feb 1943), Labour then Social Democratic (Stockport 1979-83)

John Watson, 7 (21 Feb 1943), Conservative (Skipton 1979-83, Skipton and Ripon 1983-87)

Malcolm Moss, 71 (6 Mar 1943), Conservative (North East Cambridgeshire 1987-2010)

Warren Hawksley, 71 (10 Mar 1943) Conservative (The Wreking 1979-97, Halesowen and Stourbridge 1992-97)

John Major, 71 (29 Mar 1943), Conservative (Huntingdonshire 1979-83, Huntingdon 1983-2001)

Dafydd Wigley, 71 (1 Apr 1943), Plaid Cymru (Caernarfon 1974-2001)

John Sever, 71 (1 Apr 1943), Labour (Birmingham Ladywood 1977-1983)

Mike Woodcock, 71 (10 Apr 1943), Conservative (Ellesmere Port and Neston 1983-92)

Alan Beith, 71 (20 Apr 1943), Liberal Democrat (Berwick upon Tweed since 1973)

Gwyn Prosser, 71 (27 Apr 1943), Labour (Dover 1997-2010)

Nigel Forman, 71 (25 Mar 1943), Conservative (Carshalton 1976-1983, Carshalton and Wallington 1983-97)

Mark Lennox-Boyd, 71 (4 May 1943), Conservative (Morecambe and Londsdale 1979-83, Morecambe and Lunesdale 1983-97)

Vince Cable, 71 (9 May 1943) Liberal Democrat (Twickenham since 1997)

Michael Clapham, 71 (15 May 1943) Labour (Barnsley West and Penistone 1992-2010)

Geoffrey Edge, 71 (26 May 1943), Labour (Aldridge Brownhills 1974-79)

David Clelland, 71 (27 June 1943), Labour (Tyne Bridge 195-2010)

Alastair Goodlad, 70 (4 July 1943 (Northwich 1974-83, Eddisbury 1983-99)

John Cummings, 70 (6 July 1943) Labour (Easington 1987-2010)

Gavin Strang, 70 (10 July 1943) Labour (Edinburgh East 1970-2010)

Tony Colman, 70 (3 July 1943), Labour (Putney 1997-2005)

Alastair Goodlad, 70 (4 July 1943), Conservative (Northwich 1974-83, Eddisbury 1983-1999)

Kieth Hill, 70 (28 July 1943) Labour (Streatham 1992-2010)

Ronnie Campbell, 70 (14 Aug 1943), Labour, (Blyth Valley since 1987)

Kieth Hampson, 70 (14 Aug 1943), Conservative (Ripon 1974-83, Leeds North West 1983-97)

Frank McManus, 70 (16 Aug 1942),

John Ovenden, 70 (17 Aug 1942), Labour (Gravesend 1974-79)

Roger Gale, 70 (20 Aug 1943), Conservative (North Thanet since 1983)

Alun Michael, 70 (22 Aug 1943), Labour (Cardiff South and Pernarth 1987-2012)

Peter Lilley, 70 (23 Aug 1943),Conservative (St Albans 1983-97, Hitchin and Harpenden since 1997)

Dale Campbell-Savour (23 Aug 1943), Labour (Workington 1979-2001)

Gordon Bertwistle, 70 (6 Sep 1943), Labour (Burnley since 2010)

David Wilshire, 70 (16 Sep 1943), Conservative (Spelthorne 1987-2010)

Richard Caborn, 70 (6 Oct 1943), Labour (Sheffield 1983-2010)

Roger King, 70 (26 Oct 1943), Conservative (Birmingham Northsfield 1983-92)

Tommy Graham, 70 (5 Dec 1943), Labour (Renfrew West and Inverclyde 1987-97, Renfrewshire West 1997-2001)

Tommy McAvoy, 70 (14 Dec 1943), Labour (Glasgow Rutherglen 1987-2005, Rutherglen and Hamilton West since 2010)

Christine Butler, 70 (14 Dec 1943), Labour (Castle Point 1997-2001)

Joan Rudduck, 70 (28 Dec 1943), Labour (Lewisham Deptford since 1987)

James Cran, 70 (28 Jan 1944), Conservative (Bevereley and Holderness (Bevereley 1987-97, Beverley and Holderness 1997-2010)

Glun Davies, 70 (16 Feb 1944), Conservative (Montgomeryshire since 2010)

Roger Knapman, 70 (20 Feb 1944), Conservative (Stroud 1987-97)

Jim Cousins, 70 (23 Feb 1944), Labour (Newcastle Upon Tyne Central 1987-2010)

Douglas French, 70 (20 March 1944), Conservative (Gloucester 1987-97)

Bob Marshall-Andrews, 70 (10 Apr 1944), Labour (Medway 1997-2010)

Llew Smith 70 (16 Apr 1944), Labour (Blaenau Gwent 1992-2005)

Kerry Pollard, 70 (27 Apr 1944), Labour (St Albans 1997-2005)

Chris Patten, 70 (12 May 1944), Conservative (Bath 1979-92)

Lady Olga Maitland, 70 (23 May 1944), Conservative (Sutton and Cheam 1992-97)

Mike Thomas, 70 (24 May 1944), Labour then Social Democratic (Newcastle-upon-Tyne East 1974-83)

Quentin Davies, 70 (29 May 1944) Labour (Stamford and Spalding 1987-97, Grantham and Stamford 1997-2010)

[Guest Guest]

Just to prove what an impossible task we all have at deathlist, I can tel you that the number of ex MPs over the age of 90 has doubled in the last 5 years .The're not dying off nearly as fast as t hey used to!

 

Personally I'm thinking of chucking the whole death watching thing in

[Guest Guest]

PS happy 100th birthday to John Freeman when it comes next february,because let's face it it will ! In another 10 years there'll be a new list of over 100 ex MPs

 

If it wasn't for Syria I'd think death had gone out of business!

[Guest Guest]

If you're interested in the state of health of Lord Carrington watch channel 4 news now!

[Dr. Zorders 1,271]

If you're interested in the state of health of Lord Carrington watch channel 4 news now!

 

Details please....... I just missed it and I can't be arsed to wait for it to come up again on the +1 channel.

 

Edit: Ok don't bother telling us then....................................... silly prick.

[Guest Guest]

he was looking very frail ..had that fading look in his eyes that says he might only have a year or 2 at most...seemed very confused suggesting senility. He's deteriorated a lot in the last year or 2 clearly

[Dr. Zorders 1,271]

He looked ready to drop any second really. On the other hand, let's not forget the fact that he's on the 2014 DL.

[Ulitzer95 12,642]

One of my friends was at dinner with Lord Carrington not too long ago, said he's fine.

 

Albert McQuarrie, 96, is my former MP (Alex Samond unseated him). I saw him at a political meeting not too long ago, and he's just released his autobiography. He seems to be in top form.

[Guest Guest]

Unless by some miracle there's a member of the 1935 parliament still kicking around then the following is a list of all members of parliament and former members of parliament aged 70 or over, plenty of low hanging fruit to be found...

 

90+

John Freeman, 99 (19 Feb 1915), Labour (Watford 1945-55)

Ronald Atkins, 96 (13 June 1916), Labour (Preston North 1966-70, Preston North 1974-79)

Denis Healey, 96 (30 Aug 1917), Labour (Leeds South East 1952-1955, Leeds East 1955-92)

Albert McQuarrie, 96 (1 Jan 1918), Conservative (East Aberdeenshire 1979-83, Banff and Bucham 1983-87)

Clive Bossom, 96 (4 Feb 1918), Conservative (Leominster 1959-74)

George Mackie, 94 (10 July 1918), Liberal (Caithness and Sutherland 1964-66)

Patrick Duffy, 93 (17 June 1920), Labour (Colvene Valley 1963-66, Aftercliffe 1970-92)

George Perry, 93 (24 Aug 1920), Labour (Nottingham South 1966-70)

James Molyneaux, 93, (27 August 1920), Ulster Unionist Party (South Antrim 1970-83, Lagan Valley 1983-97)

Michael Shaw, 93 (9 October 1920), Conservative (Brighouse and Spen 1960-64, Scarborough and Whitby 1966-74, Scarborough 1974-92)

Charles Simeons, 93 (22 Sep 1921), Conservative (Luto 1970-74)

Ronald Murray, 92, (15 June 1922), Labour (Edingbuegh Leigh 1970-79)

Jack Dunnet, 92 (24 June 1922), Labour (Nottingham Central 1964-74, Nottingham East 1974-83)

Peggy Fenner, 91 (12 Nov 1922), Conservative (Rochester and Chatham 1970-74, Rochester and Chatham 1979-83, Medway 1983-97)

John Osborne, 91 (14 Dec 1922), Conservative (Sheffield Hallam 1959-87)

Mildren Gordon, 90 (24 Aug 1923), Labour (Bow and Poplar 1987-1997)

Robert Sheldon, 90 (13 Sep 1923), Labour (Ashton under Lune 1964-2001)

Joel Barnett, 90 (14 Oct 1923), Labour (Heywood and Royton 1964-83)

James Ramsden, 90 (1 Nov 1932), Conservative (Harrogate 1954-74)

Frank Hooley, 90 (30 Nov 1923), Labour (Sheffield Heeley 1966-70, Sheffield Heeley 1974-79)

William Howie, 90 (2 Mar 1924), Labour (Luton 1963-70)

Roy Mason, 90 (18 Apr 1924), Labour (Barnsley 1953-83, Barnsley Central 1983-87)

Reginald Eyre, 90 (28 May 1924), Conservative (Birmingham Hall Green 1965-87)

Edward du Cann 90 (28 May 1924), Conservative (Taunton 1956-87)

 

80-89

Eric Cockeram, 89 (4 July 1924), Conservative (Bebington 1970-74, Ludlow 1979-87)

Mary Holt, 89 (31 July 1924), Conservative (Peston North 1970-74)

Jill Knight, 89 (9 Jul 1924), Conservative (Birmingham Edgbaston 1966-1997)

Alan Thompson, 89 (16 Sep 1924), Labour (Dunfermline Burghs 1959-64)

Edward Graham, 89 (26 Mar 1925), Labour (Edmonton 1974-83)

John Wells, 89 (30 March 1925), Conservative (Maidstone 1959-87)

Ben Ford, 89 (1 Apr 1925), Labour (Bradford North 1964-83)

Anthony Grant, 89 (29 May 1925), Conservative (Harrow Central 1964-83, Cambridgeshire South West 1983-97)

David Myles, 89 (30 May 1925), Conservative (Bannffshire 1979-83)

David Lambie, 88 (13 July 1925), Labour (Centray Ayrshire 1970-83, Cunninghame South 1983-92)

John Eden, 88 (15 Sep 1925), Conservative (Bournemouth West 1954-83)

James Spicer, 88 (4 Oct 1925), Conservative (West Dorset 1974-97)

Philip Goodhart, 88 (3 Nov 1925), Conservative (Beckenham 1957-92)

Michael McGuire, 88 (3 May 1926), Labour (Ince 1964-83, Makerfield 1983-87)

David Stoddart, 88 (5 May 1926), Labour (Swindon 1970-83)

Ian Paisley, 88 (6 April 1926), Democratic Unionist Party (North Antrim 1970-2010

Kenneth Warren, 87 (15 Aug 1926), Conservative (Hastings 1970-83, Hastings and Rye 1983-92)

Patrick Jenkin, 87 (7 Sep 1926), Conservative (Wanstead and Woodford 1964-87)

Ernest Davies, 87 (25 Oct 1926), Labour (Streford 1966-70)

Dudley Smith, 87 (14 Nov 1926), Conservative (Brentford and Chiswick 1959-66, Warwick and Leamington 1968-97)

Geoffrey Howe, 87 (20 Dec 1926), Conservative (Bebington 1964-66, Reigate 1970-74, East Surrey 1974-92)

James Davidson, 87 (12 Jan 1927), Liberal (Aberdeenshire West 1966-70)

Jim Callaghan, 87 (28 Jan 1927), Labour (Middleton and Prestwich 1974-83, Heywood Middleton 1983-97)

Robert Lindsay, 87 (5 Mar 1927), Conservative (Hertford 1955-74, Welwyn and Hatfield 1974-74)

Richard Body, 87 (17 May 1927), Conservative (Billericay 1955-1959, Holland with Boston 1966-1997, Boston and Skegness 1997-2001)

Hugh Rossi, 86 (21 June 1927), Conservative (Hornsey 1966-83, Hornsey and Wood Green 1983-92)

Ken Eastham, 86 (11 Aug 1927), Labour (Manchester Blackley 1979-97)

John Lee, 86 (13 Aug 1927), Labour (Reading 1966-70, Birmingham Handsworth 1974-79)

Jim Prior, 86 (11 Oct 1927), Conservative (Lowestoft 1959-83, Waveney 1983-87)

Tony Durant, 86 (9 Jan 1928), Conservative (Reading North 1974-83, Reading West 1983-97)

Robin Chichester-Clark (10 Jan 1928), Conservative (Londonderry 1955-74)

Terrence Higgins, 86 (18 Jan 1928), Conservative (Worthing 1964-97)

Roland Moyle, 85 (12 Mar 1928), Labour (Lewisham North 1966-74, Lewisham East 1974-83)

Sheila Faith, 85 (3 June 1928), Conservative (Belper 1979-83)

Geoffrey Dodsworth, 85 (7 June 1928), Conservative (South West Hertfordshire 1974-79)

Greville Jannner, 85 (11 July 1928), Labour (Leicester North West 1970-74, Leicester West 1974-97)

Sally Oppenheim 85 (26 July 1928), Conservative (Gloucester 1970-87)

Robert Howarth, 85 (31 July 1928), Labour (Bolton East 1964-70)

David Mitchell, 85 (20 June 1928), Conservative (Basingstooke 1964-83, North West Hampshire 1983-97)

James Kilfedder, 85 (16 July 1928), Ulster Unionist Party (West Belfast 1964-1966, North Down 1970-95)

Gwilym Roberts, 85 (7 Aug 1928), Labour (South Bedfordshire 1966-70, Cannock 1974-83)

Maureen Colquhoun, 85 (12 Aug 1928), Labour (Northampton North 1974-79)

George Thompson, 85 (11 Sep 1928), SNP (Galloway 1974-79)

Eric Lubbock, 85 (29 Sep 1928), Liberal (Orpington 1962-70)

Peter Jackson, 85 (14 Oct 1928), Labour (High Peak 1966-70)

Dick Taverne, 85 (18 Oct 1928), (Lincoln 1962-74)

William Rodgers, 85 (28 Oct 1928), Labour then Social Democratic (Stockton-on-Tees 1962-83)

Arthur Davidson, 85 (7 Nov 1928), Labour (Accrington 1966-83)

Dennis Walters, 85 (28 Nov 1928), Conservative (Westbury 1964-92)

Edwin Brooks, 85 (1 Dec 1929), Labour (Bebington 1966-70)

Stanley Clinton Davis, 85 (6 December 1928), Labour (Hackney Central 1970-83)

Piers Dixon, 85 (29 Dec 1928), Conservative (Truro 1970-74)

Bill O'Brien, 85 (25 Jan 1929), Labour (Normanton 1983-2005)

Bill Walker, 85 (20 Feb 1929), Conservative (Perth and Easter Perthshire 1979-83, North Tayside 1983-87

Donald Dixon, 85 (6 Mar 1929), Labour (Jarrow 1979-97)

Ronald Thomas, 85 (16 Mar 1929), Labour (Bristol North West 1974-79)

Hal Miller, 85 (6 Mar 1929), Conservative (Bromsgrove and Redditch 1974-83, Bromsgove 1983-92)

Lawrence Cunliffe, 85 (29 Mar 1929), Labour (Leigh 1979-2001)

Peter Horden, 85 (8 Apr 1929), Conservative (Horsham 1964-74, Horsham and Crawley 1974-83, Horsham 1983-97)

Eric Moonman, 85, (29 Apr 1929), Labour (Billericay 1966-70, Basildon 1974-79)

Jeremy Thorpe, 85 (29 Apr 1929), Liberal (North Devon 1959-79)

Patrick McNair-Wilson, 85 (28 May 1929), Conservative (Lewisham West 1964-66, New Forest 1968-97)

Denis Coe, 85 (5 June 1929), Labour (Middleton and Prestwich 1966-70)

Winnie Ewing, 83 (10 July 1929), SNP (Hamilton 1967-70, Moray and Nairn 1974-79)

John Hannam, 84 (2 Aug 1929), Conservative (Exeter 1970-97)

David Waddington, 84 (2 Aug 1929), Conservative (Nelson and Colne 1968-74, Clitheroe 1979-83, Ribble Valley 1983-90)

Betty Boothroyd, 84 (8 Oct 1929), Speaker (prev Labour) (West Bromwich 1973-74, West Bromwich West 1974-2000)

John Hunt, 84 (27 Oct 1929), Conservative (Bromley 1964-74m Ravensbourne 1974-97)

Patrick Mayhew, 84 (11 Sep 1929), Conservative (Tunbridge Wells)

Roy Roebeck, 84 (25 Sep 1929), Labour (Harrow East 1966-70)

Ednyfed Hudson Davies (4 Dec 1929), Labour (Conway 1966-70, Caerphilly 1979-83)

Tom Cox, 84 (24 Jan 1930), Labour (Wandsorth Central 1970-74, Tooting 1974-2005)

Roger Sims, 84 (27 Jan 1930), Conservative (Chisehhurst 1974-97)

Peter Tapsell, 84 (1 Feb 1930), Conservative (Nottingham West 1959-64, Horncastle, 1966-83, East Lindsey 1983-97, Louth and Horncastle since 1997)

Stan Newens, 84 (4 Feb 1930), Labour (Epping 1964-70, Harloq 1974-83)

Doug Hoyle, 84 (17 Feb 1930), Labour (Nelson and Cole 1974-79, Warrington North 1981-97)

Douglas Hurd, 84 (8 Mar 1930), Conservative (Mid Oxfordshire 1974-83, Witney 1983-97)

Bryan Magee, 84 (12 Apr 1930), Labour then Social Democratic (Leyton 1974-83)

Gerald Kaufman, 84 (21 June 1930), Labour (Manchester Ardwick 1970-83, Manchester Gorton since 1983)

John Hollingworth, 83 (11 July 1930), Conservative (Birmngham All Saints 1959-64)

Shirley Williams, 83 (27 July 1930), Labour then Social Democratic (Hitchin 1964-74, Hertford and Stevenage 1974-79, Crosby 1981-83)

Andrew Bowden, 83 (8 Aug 1930), Conservative (Brighton Kemptown 1970-97)

Arthur Latham, 83 (14 Aug 1930), Labour (Paddington North 1969-74, Paddington 1974-79)

Bob Wareing, 83 (20 Aug 1930) Labour (Liverpool West Derby 1983-2010)

Peter Rost, 83 (19 Sep 1930), Conservative (South East Derbyshire 1970-84, Erewash 1983-92)

Nigel Spearing, 83 (8 Oct 1930), Labour (Acton 1970-74, Newham South 1974-97)

Alan Willams, 83 (14 Oct 1930) Labour (Swansea West 1964-2010)

John Evans, 83 (19 Oct 1930), Labour (Newton 1974-83, St Helens North 1983-97)

John Ellis, 83 (26 Oct 1930), Labour (Bristol North West 1966-70, Brigg and Scunthorpe 1974-79)

Alan Lee Williams, 83 (29 Nov 1930), Labour (Hornchurch 1966-70, Hornchurch 1974-79)

Roderick MacFarquhar, 83 (2 Dec 1930), Labour (Belper 1974-79)

Michael Jopling, 83 (10 Dec 1930), Conservative (Westmorland 1964-83, Westmorland and Lonsdale 1983-97)

Richard Leonard, 83 (12 Dec 1930), Labour (Romford 1970-74)

Michael English, 83 (24 Dec 1930), Labour (Nottingham West 1964-83)

Robert Hughes, 82 (3 Jan 1931), Labour (Aberdeen North 1970-97)

Timothy Kitson, 82 (28 Jan 1931), Conservative (Richmond, North Yorkshire 1959-83)

Ronnie Fearn, 83 (6 Feb 1931), Liberal Democrat (Southport 1997-2001)

Norman Tebbit, 83 (29 Mar 1931), Conservative (Epping 1970-74, Chingford 1974-92)

Thomas Stuttafod, 83 (4 May 1931), Conservative (Norwich South 1970-74)

Michael Brotherton, 83 (26 May 1931), Conservative (Louth 1974-83)

John Sutcliffe, 83 (30 Apr 1934), Conservartive (Middlesbrough West 1970-74)

George Cunningham, 83 (10 June 1931), Labour then Social Democratic (Islington South West 1970-74, Islington South and Finsbury 1974-83)

Martyn Smith, 82 (15 June 1931), Ulster Unionist Party (1982-2005)

John Wakeham, 82 (22 June 1931), Conservative (Maldon 1974-83, South Colchester and Maldon 1983-92)

Tom Mitchell, 82 (29 July 1931), Sinn Fein (Mid Ulster 1955)

Derek Coombs, 82 (12 Aug 1931), Conservative (Birmingham Yardley 1970-74)

Cecil Parkinson, 82 (1 Sep 1931), Conservative (Enfield West 1970-74, South Hertfordshire 1974-83, Hertsmere 1983-92)

Shirley Summerwell, 82 (9 Sep 1931) Labour (Halifax 1964-83)

Teresa Gorman, 82 (30 Sep 1931), Conservative (Billericay 1987-2001)

John Morris, 82 (5 Nov 1931), Labour (Aberavon 1959-2001)

Christopher Price, 82 (26 Jan 1932), Labour (Birmingham Perry Barr 1966-70, Lewisham West 1974-83)

Neville Trotter, 82 (27 Jan 1932), Conservative (Tynemouth 1974-97)

John Nott, 82 (1 Feb 1932), Conservative (St. Ives 1966-83)

Dennis Skinner, 82 (11 Feb 1932), Labour (Bolsover since 1970)

Nigel Lawson, 82 (11 Mar 1932), Conservative (Blaby 1974-92

Martin Brandon-Bravo, 82 (25 Mar 1932), (Nottingham South 1983-92)

Peter Trew, 82 (30 Apr 1932), Conservative (Dartford 1970-74)

Jim Lester, 81 (23 May 1932), Conservative (Beeston 1974-83, Broxtowe 1983-97)

Peter Fry, 82 (26 May 1931), Conservative (Wellingborough 1969-97)

Tim Renton, 82 (28 May 1932), Conservative (Mid Sussex 1974-97)

Ivor Richard, 82 (30 May 1932), Labour (Barons Court 1964-74)

Tim Sainsbury, 81 (11 June 1932), Conservative (Hove 1973-97)

Stratton Mills, 81 (1 July 1932) Ulster Unionist Party (Belfast North 1959-74)

Brian Walden, 81 (8 July 1932), Labour (Birmingham All Saints 1964-74, Birmningham Ladywood 1974-77)

Tam Dalyell, 81 (4 Aug 1932), Labour (West Lothian 1962-1983, Linlithgow 1983-2005)

Neil Thorne, 81 (8 Aug 1932), Conservative (Ilford South 1979-92)

Patrick Ground, 81 (9 Aug 1932), Conservative (1983-92)

Eric Deakins, 81 (7 Oct 1932), Labour (Walthamstow West 1970-74, Walthamstow 1974-87)

Allan Roers, 81 (24 Oct 1932), Labour (Rhondda 1983-2001)

Joe Hendron, 81 (12 Nov 1932), SDLP (Belfast West 1992-1997)

Alf Dubs, 81 (5 Dec 1932), Labour (Battersea 1983-87, Battersea South 1983-87)

Elystan Morgan, 81 (7 Dec 1932), Labour (Cardiganshire 1966-74)

Roy Hattersley, 81 (28 Dec 1932), Labour (Birmingham Sparkbrook 1964-1997)

Jack Aspinwall, 81 (5 Feb 1933), Conservative (Kingswood 1974-83, Wansdyke 1983-97)

Llin Golding, 81 (21 March 1933), Labour (Newcastle-under-Lyme 1986-2001)

Michael Heseltine, 81 (21 March 1933), Conservative (Tavistock 1966-1974, Henley 1974-2001)

Eric Clarke, 81 (9 Apr 1933) Labour (Midlothian 1992-2001)

David Knox, 81 (30 May 1933), Conservative (Leek 1970-83, Staffordshire Moorlands 1983-97)

David Mudd, 81 (2 June 1933), Conservative (Falmouth and Camborne 1970-92)

Tom King, 80 (13 June 1933), Conservative (Bridgewater 1970-2001)

David Winnick, 80 (26 June 1933), Labour (Croydon South 1996-70, Walsall North since 1979)

Jim Pawsey, 80 (21 Aug 1933), Conservative (Rugby 1979-83, Rugby and Kenilworth 1983-97)

John Carson, 80 (31 Aug 1933), Ulster Unionist Party (Belfast North 1974-79)

Ken Weetch, 80 (17 Sep 1933), Labour (Ipswich 1974-87)

Fred Silvester, 80 (20 Sep 1933), Conservative (Walthamstow West 1967-70, Manchester Withington 1974-87)

Joe Benton, 80 (28 Sep 1933), Labour (Bootle since 1990)

Joseph Ashton, 80 (9 Oct 1933), Labour (Bassetlaw 1968-2001)

John Cartwright, 80 (29 Nov 1933), Labour then Social Democratic (Woolwich East 1974-92)

Christopher Brocklebank-Fowler (13 Jan 1933), Conservative (King's Lynn 1970-74 North West Norfolk 1974-83)

Nicholas Edwards, 80 (25 Feb 1934), Conservative (Pembrokeshire 1970-87)

Peter Brooke, 80 (3 Mar 1934), Conservative (City of London and Westminster South 1977-97, Cities of London and Westminster 1997-2001)

Kieth Speed, 80 (11 Mar 1934), Conservative (Meriden 1968-74, Ashford 1974-97)

Mark Wolfson, 80 (7 Apr 1934), Conservative (Sevenoaks 1979-97)

 

70-79

Michael Mates, 79 (9 June 1934), Conservative (Petersfield 1974-83, East Hampshire 1974-2010)

Tom Pendry, 79 (10 June 1934), Labour (Stalybride and Hyde 1970-2001)

John Townend, 79 (12 June 1934), Conservative (Bridington 1979-1997, East Yorkshire 1997-2001)

John Cockcroft, 79 (6 July 1934), Conservative (Nantwich 1974-79)

James Hamilton, 79 (4 July 1934), Ulster Unionist Party (Fermanagh and South Tyrone 1964-70)

Toby Jessel, 79 (11 July 1934), Conservative (Twickenham 1970-97)

John Pardoe, 79 (27 July 1934), Liberal (North Conwall 1966-79)

John Fraser, 79 (30 June 1934), Labour (Norwood 1966-97)

Richard Taylor, 79 (7 July 1934), Independent (Wyre Forest 2001-2010)

William McKevey, 79 (8 July 1934), Labour (Kilmarnock 1979-83, Kilmarnock and Loudourn 1983-97)

Kevin McNamara 79 (5 Sep 1934), Labour (Hull Central 1974-1983, Hull North 1983-2005)

Benjamin Whitaker, 79 (15 Sep 1934), Labour (Hampstead 1966-70)

Austin Mitchell, 79 (19 Sep 1934), Labour (Great Grimsby since 1977)

David Marquand, 79 (20 Sep 1934), Labour (Ashfield 1966-77)

Harry Greenway, 79 (4 Oct 1934), Conservative (Ealing North 1979-1997)

Kenneth Baker, 79 (3 Nov 1934), Conservative (Acton 1968-70, St Marylebone, 1970-83, Mole Walley 1983-97)

Paul Flynn, 79 (9 Feb 1935), Labour (Newport West since 1987)

Frank Judd, 79 (28 Mar 1935), Labour (Portsmouth West 1966-74, Portsmouth North 1974-79)

Esmund Bulmer, 79 (19 May 1935), Conservative (Kidderminster 1974-83, Wyre Forest 1983-87)

John Corrie, 79 (29 July 1935), Conservative (Bute and Northern Ayrshire 1974-83, Cunnninghame North 1983-87)

Bowen Wells, 78 (4 Aug 1935), Conservative (Hetford and Stevenage 1979-83, Hertord and Stortord 1983-2001)

Michael Clark, 78 (8 Aug 1935), Conservative (Rochford 1983-97, Rayleigh 1997-2001)

Ian Stewart, 78 (10 Aug 1935), Conservative (Hitchin 1974-83, North Hertfordshire 1983-92)

Gerald Bowden, 78 (26 Aug 1935), Conservative (Dulwich 1983-92)

Joan Hall, 78 (31 Aug 1935), Conservative (Keighley 1970-74)

John Roper, 78 (10 Sep 1935), Labour then Social Democratic (Farnworth 1970-83)

Raymond Carter, 78 (17 Sep 1935), Labour (Birmingham Northfield 1970-79)

Sydney Chapman, 78 (17 Oct 1935) Conservative (Birmingham Handsworth 1970-74, Chipping Barnet 1979-2005)

Patrick Thompson, 78 (21 Oct 1935) Conservative (Norwich North 1983-97)

Terrence Walker, 78 (26 Oct 1935), Labour (Kingswood 1974-79)

Bill Michie, 78 (24 Nov 1935), Labour (Sheffield Heeley, 1983-2001)

Paul Rose, 78 (26 Dec 1935), Labour (Manchester Blackley 1964-79)

Terence Lewis, 78 (29 Dec 1935), Labour (Worsley 1983-2005)

David Howell, 78 (18 Jan 1936), Conservative (Guildford 1966-97)

William Ross, 78 (4 Feb 1936), Ulster Unionist Party (Londonderry 1974-83, East Londonderry 1983-2001)

Roy Beggs, 78 (20 Feb 1936), Ulster Unionist Party (East Antrim 1983-2010)

Janet Fookes, 78 (21 Feb 1936), Conservative (Merton and Morden 1970-74, Plymouth Drake 1974-97)

Terry Dicks, 78 (17 Mar 1936), Conservative (Hayes and Harlington 1983-97)

Derek Spencer, 78 (31 Mar 1936), Conservative (Brighton Pavillion 1992-1997)

Lewis Stevens, 78 (13 Apr 1936), Conservative (Nuneaton 1983-92)

Robert McCartney, 78 (24 Apr 1936) UK Unionist Party (North Down 1995-2001)

Barry Henderson, 78 (26 Apr 1936), Conservative (East Dunbartonshire 1974-74, East Fife 1979-83, North East Fife 1983-87)

John Maxton, 78 (5 May 1936), Labour (Glasgow Carthcart 1979-2001)

Neil Macfarlane, 78 (7 May 1936), Conservative (Sutton and Cheam 1974-92)

Glenda Jackson, 78 (9 May 1936), Labour (Hampstead and Highgate 1992-2010, Hampstead and Kilburn since 2010)

Robert Maclennan, 77 (26 June 1936), Social Democratic Party (Caithness and Sutherland 1966-92, Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross 1992-2001)

Marion Roe, 77, (15 July 1936), Conservative (Broxbourne 1983-2005)

Harry Barnes, 77 (22 July 1936), Labour (North East Derbyshire 1987-2005)

David Madel, 77 (6 Aug 1936), Conservative (South Bedfordshire 1970-83, South West Bedfordshire 1983-2001)

John Powley, 77 (3 Aug 1936), Conservative (Norwich South 1983-87)

Seamus Mallon, 77 (17 Aug 1936) SDLP (Newry and Armagh 1986-2005)

Brian Cotter, 77 (24 Aug 1936), Liberal Democrat (Weston-super-Mare 1997-2005)

Giles Radice, 77 (4 Oct 1936), Labour (Chester-le-Street 1973-1983, North Durham 1983-2001)

Nigel Beard, 77 (10 Oct 1936), Labour (Bexleyheath and Crayford 1997-2005)

Richard Luce, 77 (14 Oct 1936), Conservative (Arundel and Shoreham 1971-74, Shoreham 1974-92)

Christopher Gill, 77 (28 Oct 1936), Conservative (Ludlow 1987-2001)

Michael Morris, 77 (25 Nov 1936), Conservative (Northampton South 1974-97)

Ivan Lawrence, 77 (24 Dec 1936), Conservative (Burton 1974-97)

Geoffrey Pattie, 77 (17 Jan 1936), Conservative (Chertsey and Walton 1974-97)

John Hume, 77 (18 Jan 1937) SDLP (Foyle 1983-2010)

Robert Banks, 77 (18 Jan 1937) Conservative (Harrogate 1974-97)

John MacGregor, 77 (14 Feb 1937) Conservative (South Norfolk 1974-2001)

Christopher Tugendhat, 77 (23 Feb 1937), Conservative (Cities of London and Westminster 1970-74, City of London and Westminster South 1974-77)

Jerry Wiggin, 77 (24 Feb 1937), Conservative (West-super-Mare 1969-97)

Brian Sedgemore, 77 (17 March 1937) Labour (Luton West 1974-79, Hackney South and Shoreditch 1983-2005)

Ann Clwyd, 77 (21 March 1937), Labour (Cynon Valley since 1984)

Teddy Taylor, 77 (18 Apr 1937), Conservative (Glasgow Cathcart 1964-79, Southend East 1980-97, Rochford and Southend East 1997-2005)

Norman Godmon, 77 (19 Apr 1937), Labour (Greenock and Port Glasgow 1983-97, Greenock and Inverclyde 1997-2001)

Johnn Cope, 77 (13 May 1937), Conservative (South Gloucestershire 1974-83, Northavon 1983-97)

Derek Foster, 76 (25 June 1937), Labour (Bishop Auckland 1979-2005)

Peter Pike, 76 (26 June 1937), Labour (Burnley 1983-2005)

Alan Haselhurst, 76 (23 June 1937), Conservative (Middle and Prestwich 1970-74, Saffron Walden since 1977)

Bill Putt, 76 (17 July 1937), Liberal (Croydon North West 1981-83)

Elizabeth Peacock, 76 (4 Sep 1937), Conservative (Batley and Spen 1983-97)

Alice Mahon, 76 (28 Sep 1937), Labour (Halifax 1987-2005)

Edward O'Hara, 76 (1 Oct 1937), Labour (Knowsley 1990-2010)

Jim Sillars, 76 (4 Oct 1937), SNP (South Ayrshire 1970-79, Glasgow Govan 1988-92)

David Harris, 76 (1 Nov 1937), Conservative (St Ives 1983-97)

Peter Lloyd, 76 (12 Nov 1937), Conservative (Fareham 1979-2001)

John Moore, 76 (26 Nov 1937), Conservative (Croydon Central 1974-92)

Christopher Hawkins, 76 (26 Nov 1937), Conservative (High Peak 1983-92)

Laurance Reed, 76 (4 Dec 1937), Conservative (Bolton East 1970-74)

Harold Best, 76 (18 Dec 1937), Labour (Leeds North West 1997-2005)

John Taylor, 76 (24 Dec 1937), Ulster Unionist Party (Strangford 1983-2001)

Terry Davis, 76 (5 Jan 1938), Labour (Birmingham Stechford 1979-1983, Birmingham Hodge Hill 1983-2004)

Colin Shepherd, 76 (13 Jan 1938), Conservative (Hereford 1974-97)

Robert Hicks, 76 (18 Jan 1938), Conservative (Bodmin 1970-74, Bodmin 1974-1983, South East Cornwall 1983-97)

Ken Maginnis, 76 (21 Jan 1938), Ulster Unionist Party (Fermanagh and South Tyrone 1983-2001)

Norman Fowler, 76 (2 Feb 1938), Conservative (Nottingham South 1970-74, Suttong Coldfield 1974-2001)

Bryan Gould, 76 (11 Feb 1939), Labour (Southampton Test 1974-79, Dagenham 1983-94)

Peter Temple-Morris, 76 (12 Feb 1938), Conservative (Leominster 1974-2001)

Oonagh McDonald, 76 (21 Feb 1938), Labour (Thurrock 1976-87)

Michael Carttiss, 76 (11 March 1938), Conservative (Great Yarmouth 1983-97)

Peter Viggers, 76 (13 March 1938), Conservative (Gosport 1974-2010)

David Steel, 76 (31 Mar 1938), Liberal Democrat (Roxborough, Selkirk and Peebles 1965-83, Tweddale, Etrrick and Lauderdale 1983-97)

Nicholas Winterton, 76 (31 March 1938), Conservative (Macclesfielf 1971-2010)

Cynog Dafis, 76 (1 Apr 1938), Plaid Cymru (Ceredigion 1992-2000)

Den Dover, 76 (4 Apr 1938), Conservative (Chorley 1979-97)

Gordon Wilson, 76 (16 Apr 1938), SNP (Dundee East 1974-87)

Roger Moate, 76 (12 May 1938), Conservative (Faversham 1970-97)

Geoffrey Robinson, 76 (25 May 1938), Labour (Coventry North west since 1976)

John Prescott, 76 (31 May 1938), Labour (Hull East 1970-2010)

Barry Jones, 75 (26 June 1938), Labour (East Flintshire 1970-1983, Alyn and Deeside 1983-2001)

David Owen, 75 (2 July 1939), Labour then Social Democratic (Plymouth Sutton, 1966-74, Plymouth Devenport 1974-92)

James Craigen, 75 (2 Aug 1938), Labour (Glasgow Marhill 1974-87)

George Stevenson, 75 (30 August 1938), Labour (Stoke-on-Trent South 1992-2005)

Martin Bell, 75 (31 August 1938), Independent (Tatton 1997-2001)

Ian Gibson, 75 (26 Sep 1938) Labour (Norwich North 1997-2009)

Denil Davies, 75 (9 Oct 1938), Labour (Lanelli 1970-2005)

Michael Lord, 75 (17 Oct 1938), Conservative (Suffolk Central 1983-1997, Central Suffolk and North Ipswick 1997-2010)

John Browne, 75 (17 Oct 1938), Conservative (Winchester 1979-92)

Delwyn Williams, 75 (1 Nov 1938), Consevative (Montgomeryshre 1979-83)

Maria Fyfe, 75 (25 Nov 1938), Labour (Glasgow Maryhill 1987-2001)

Vivian Bendall, 75 (14 Dec 1938), Conservative (Ilford North 1978-97)

Ken Purchase, 75 (8 Jan 1939), Labour (Wolverhampton North East 1992-2010)

Malcolm Thornton, 75 (4 March 1939), Conservative (Liverpool Garston 1979-83, Crosby 1983-1997)

John Horam, 75 (7 March 1939), Conservative (Orpington 1992-2010)

Andrew Bennett, 75 (9 March 1939), Labour (Stockport North 1974-83, Denton and Reddish 1983-2005)

Clive Soley, 75 (7 May 1939), Labour (Hammersmith North 1979-83, Hammersith 1983-1997, Ealing, Acton and Shepherd's Bush 1997-2005)

Hugh Dykes, 75 (17 May 1939), Conservative (Harrow East 1970-97)

Patrick Cormack, 75 (18 May 1939), Conservative (Cannock 1970-2010)

Helen Jackson, 75 (19 May 1939), Labour (Sheffield Hillsborough 1992-2005)

Anthony Favell, 75 (29 May 1939), Conservative (Stockport 1983-92)

George Reid, 75 (4 June 1939), SNP (Clackmannan and East Stirlinghshire 1974-79)

Donald Anderson, 74 (17 June 1939), Labour (Monmouth 1966-1970, Swansea East 1974-2005)

Stanley Henig, 74 (7 July 1939), Labour (Lancaster 1966-70)

Des Turner, 74 (17 July 1939), Labour (Brighton Kemptown 1997-2010)

Anthony Steen, 74 (22 July 1939), Conservative (South Hams 1983-97, Totnes 1997-2010)

John Tomlinson, 74 (1 Aug 1939), Labour (Meriden 1974-79)

Jack Cunningham, 74 (4 Aug 1939), Labour (Whitehaven 1970-83, Copeland 1983-2005)

Charles Wardle, 74 (23 Aug 1939), Conservative (Bexhill and Battle 1983-2001)

George Walden, 74 (15 Sep 1939), Conservative (Buckingham 1983-97)

Michael Banes, 74 (22 Sep 1932) Labour (Brentford and Chiswick 1966-74)

Leon Brittan, 74 (25 Sep 1939), Conservative (Cleveland and Whitby 1974-83, Richmond (Yorks) 1983-88)

Iain MacCormick, 74 (28 Sep 1939), SNP, (Argyll 1974-79)

Rhodri Morgan, 74 (29 Sep 1939), Labour (Cardiff West 1987-2001)

David Clark, 74 (19 Oct 1939), Labour (Colne Valley 1970-1974, South Shields 1979-2001)

Michael Irvine, 74 (21 Oct 1939), Conservative (Ipswich 1987-92)

Michael Meacher, 74 (4 Nov 1939), Labour (Oldham West and Royton since 1997)

Bryan Davies, 74 (9 Nov 1939), Labour (Enfield North 1974-79, Oldham Central and Royton 1992-97)

Frank White, 74 (11 Nov 1939), Labour (Bury and Radcliffe 1974-83)

John Gummer, 74 (26 Nov 1939), Conservative (Eye 1979-83, Suffolk Coastal 1983-2010)

Ian Wrigglesworth (8 Dec 1939), Labour then Social Democratic (Thornaby 1974-83, Stockton South 1983-87)

Ann Cryer, 74 (14 Dec 1939), Labour (Keighley 1997-2010)

Gillian Shephard (22 Jan 1940), Conservative (South West Norfolk 1987-2005)

Ted Rowlands, 74 (23 Jan 1940), Labour (Methyr Tydfil 1972-1983, Merthyr Tydfil 1983-2001)

George Morton, 74 (11 Feb 1940), Labour (Manchester Moss Side 1978-83)

Paul Marland, 74 (19 Mar 1940), Conservative (West Gloucestershire 1979-1997)

Frank Dobson, 74 (15 March 1940), Labour (Holborn and St Pancras South 1979-83, Holborn and St Pancras since 1983)

Stuart Holland, 74 (25 March 1940), Labour (Lambeth 1979-89)

Anne Campbell, 74 (6 April 1940), Labour (Cambride 1992-2005)

Jeffrey Archer, 74 (15 April 1940), Conservative (Louth 1969-74)

Valerie Davey, 74 (16 Apr 1940), Labour (Bristol West 1997-2005)

Kenneth Woolmer, 74 (25 Apr 1940), Labour (Batley and Morley 1979-83)

John Wheeler, 74 (1 May 1940), Conservative (Paddington 1979-83, Westminster North 1983-97)

Bill Cash, 74 (10 May 1940), Conservative (Stafford 1984-97, Stone since 1997)

David Ashby, 74 (11 May 1940), Conservative (North West Leicestershire 1983-97)

Edmund Marshall (31 May 1940), Labour (Goole 1971-83)

Antony Marlow, 73 (17 June 1940), Conservative (Northampton North 1979-97)

Ian Lang, 73 (27 June 1940), Conservative (Galloway 1979-83, Galloway and Uppe Nithsdale 1983-97)

Kenneth Clarke, 73 (2 July 1940), Conservative (Rushcliffe since 1970)

Brian Iddon, 73 (5 July 1940), Labour (Bolton South East (1997-2010)

Ben Chapman, 73 (8 July 1940), Labour (Wirral South 1997-2010)

Brian Mawhinney, 73 (26 July 1940) Conservative (Peterborough 1979-1997, North West Cambrideshire 1997-2005)

George Turner, 73 (9 Aug 1940), Labour (North West Norfolk 1997-2001)

Timothy Wood, 73 (13 Aug 1940), Conservative (Stevenage 1983-97)

Barry Sheerman, 73 (17 Aug 1940), Labour (Huddersfield East, 1979-83, Hunddersfield since 1983)

Bill Tynan, 73 (18 August 1940), Labour (Hamilton South 1999-2005)

John Leslie Marshall, 73 (19 Aug 1940), Conservative (Hendon South 1987-97)

Gerry Bermingham, 73 (20 Aug 1940) Labour (St Helens South 1983-2001)

Bruce Grocott, 73 (1 Nov 1940), Labour (Lichfield 1974-79, The Wrekin 1987-97, Telford 1997-2001)

John Marek, 73 (24 Dec 1940), Conservative (Wrexham 1983-2001)

Tom Clarke, 73 (10 Jan 1941) Labour (Coatbridge and Airdrie 1982-83, Monklands West 1983-1997, Coatbridge and Christon 1997-2005, Coatbridge Chryston and Bellshill since 2005)

Jim Cunningham, 73 (4 Feb 1941), Labour (Coventry South East 1992-97 Coventry South since 1997)

John Butterfill, 73 (14 Feb 1941), Conservative (Bournemouth West 193-2010)

Jenny Tonge, 73 (19 Feb 1941), Liberal Democrat (Richmond Park 1997-2005)

Richard Page, 73 (22 Feb 1941), Conservative (Workington 1976-1979, South West Hertfordshire 1979-2005)

Paddy Ashdown, 73 (24 Feb 1941), Liberal Democrat (Yeovil 1983-2001)

Tristan Garel-Jones, 73 (28 Feb 1941), Conservative (Watford 1979-97)

Ann Winterton,73 (6 March 1941), Conservative (Congleton 1983-2010)

Kenneth Carlisle, 73 (25 March 1941), Conservative (Lincolhn 1979-97)

Doug Naysmith, 73 (1 Apr 1941), Labour (Bristol North West 1997-2010)

David Marshall, 73 (7 May 1941), Labour (Glasgow Shettleston 1979-2005, Glasgow East 2005-2008)

Rosemary McKenna, 73 (8 May 1941), Labour (Cumbernauld and Kilsyth 1997-2005, Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East since 2005)

Menzies Campbell, 73 (22nd May 1941), Liberal Democrats (North East Fife since 1987)

Jim Bobbin, 73 (26 May 1941), Labour (Heywood and Middleton since 1997)

Jeff Rooker, 73 (5 Jun 1941), Labour (Birmingham Perry Barr 1974-2001)

Gerry Neale, 73 (25 June 1941), Conservative (North Cornwall 1979-92)

Michael Howard, 72 (7 July 1941), Conservative (Folkestone and Hythe 1983-2010)

George Young, 72 (16 July 1941) Conservative (Ealing Acton 1974-97, North West Hampshire since 1997)

Bill Etherington, 72 (17 July 1941), Labour (Sunderland North 1992-2010)

John Mark Taylor, 72 (19 Aug 1941), Conservative (Solihull 1983-2005)

Kelvin Hopkins, 72 (22 August 1941) Labour (Luton North since 1997)

Tony Worthington, 72 (11 Oct 1941) Labour (Clydebank and Milngavie 1987-2005)

Emma Nicholson, 72 (16 Oct 1941), Conservative (Torridge and West Devon 1987-1997)

Paul Tyler, 72 (29 Oct 1941), Liberal Democrat (Bodmin 1974-1974, North Cornwall 1992-2005)

Max Madden, 72 (29 Oct 1941), Labour (Sowerby 1974-79, Bradford West 1983-97)

John Wittingdale (31 Oct 1941), Conservative (Dewsbury 1983-87)

Angela Watkinson, 72 (18 Nov 1941), Conservative (Upminster 2001-10, Hornchurch and Upminster since 2010)

Phil Willis, 72 (30 Nov 1941) Liberal Democrat (Harrogate and Knaresborough 1997-2010)

Archie Hamilton, 72 (30 Dec 1941), Conservative (Epsom and Ewell 1978-2001)

John Stanley, 72 (12 Jan 1942), Conservative (Tonbridge and Malling since 1974)

George Foulkes, 72 (21 Jan 1942), Labour (South Ayrshire 1979-83, Carrick, Cunnock and Doon Valley 193-2005)

Richard Needham, 72 (29 Jan 1942), Conservative (Chippenham 1979-83, North Wiltshire 1983-97)

James Couchman, 72 (11 Feb 1942), Conservative (Gillingham 1983-1997)

Peter Snape, 72 (12 Feb 1942), Labour (West Bromwich East 1974-2001)

Michael Meadowctoft, 72 (6 Mar 1942), Liberal (Leeds West 1983-87)

Neil Kinnock, 72 (28 Mar 1942), Labour (Bedwellty 1970-83, Islwyn 1983-95)

Brian Binley, 72 (1 Apr 1942) Conservative (Northampton South since 2005)

Graham Bright, 72 (2 Apr 1942), Conservative (Luton East 1979-1983, Luton South 1983-97)

Les Hucklefield, 72 (7 Apr 1942), Labour (Nuneaton 1967-83)

Syd Rapson, 72 (17 April 1942), Labour (Portsmouth North 1997-2005)

Robin Hodginson, 72 (25 April 1942), Conservative (Walsall North 1976-79)

Lynda Chalker, 72 (29 Apr 1942), Conservative (Wallasey 1974-92)

Jean Corston 72 (5 May 1942), Labour (Bristol East 1992-2005)

Norman Lamont, 72 (8 May 1942, Conservative (Kingston-upon-Thames 1972-97)

Bill Olner, 72 (9 May 1942) Labour (Nuneaton 1992-2010)

Robert Kilroy-Silk (19 May 1942), Labour (Ormskirk 1974-83, Knowsley North 1983-86)

David Hunt, 72 (21 May 1942), Conservative (Wirral 1976-83, Wirral West 1983-97)

Michael Knowles, 72 (21 May 1942), Conservative (Nottingham East 1983-92)

Roger Freeman, 72 (27 May 1942), Conservative (Kettering 1983-97)

Bruce George, 72 (1 June 1942) Labour (Walsall South 1974-2010)

Allan Stewart, 72 (1 June 1942), Conservative (East Renfrewshire 1979-83, Eastwood 1983-1997)

David Sumberg, 72 (2 June 1942), Conservative (Bury South 1983-1997)

John Lee, 71 (21 June 1942), Conservative (Nelson and Colne 1979-83, Pendle 1983-92)

Neil Gerrard, 71 (3 July 1942), Labour (Walthamstow 1992-2010)

David Chidgey, 71 (9 July 1942), Liberal Democrat (Eastliegh 1994-2005)

Frank Field, 71 (16 July 1942), Labour (Birkenhead since 1979)

Sylvia Heal, 71 (20 July 1942), Labour (Mid Staffordshire 1990-92, Halesowen and Rowley Regis 1997-2010)

Ernie Ross, 71 (27 July 1942), Labour (Dundee West 1979-2005)

James Douglas, 71 (31 July 1942), Conservative (Edingburgh West 1974-97)

Michael Stern, 71 (3 Aug 1942), Conservative (Bristol North West 1983-97)

Dennis Canavan, 71 (8 Aug 1942), Labour (West Stilingdhire 1974-1983, Falkirk West 1983-2000)

Thomas Benyon, 71 (13 Aug 1942), Conservative (Abingdon 1979-83)

John Carlisle, 71 (28 Aug 1942), Conservative (Luton West 1979-83, Luton North 1983-97)

Jonathan Aitken, 71 (30 Aug 1942), Conservative (Thanet East 1974-1983, South Thanet 1983-97)

Brian Jenkins, 71 (19 Sep 1942), Labour (South East Staffordshire 1996-97, Tamworth 1997-2010)

Michael Stephen, 71 (25 Sep 1942), Conservative (Shoreham 1992-97)

Michael Latham, 71 (20 Nov 1942), Conservative (Melton 1974-83, Rutland and Melton 1983-92)

Gwynoro Jones, 71 (21 Nov 1942), Labour (Camarthen 1970-74)

Andrew Stunnel, 71 (24 Nov 1942), Labour (Hazel Grove since 1997)

Tim Boswell, 71 (2 Dec 1942), Conservative (Daventry 1987-2010)

Richard Shepherd, 71 (6 Dec 1942), Conservative (Aldridge Brownhills since 1979)

Nicholas Bonsor, 71 (9 Dec 1942), Conservative (Nantwich 1979-93, Upminster 1983-97)

Barbara Follet, 71 (25 Dec 1942), Labour (Stevenage 1997-2010)

Christopher Ward, 71 (26 Dec 1942), Conservative (Swindow 1969-70)

Andrew Hunter, 71 (8 Jan 1943), Conservative (Basingstoke 1983-2005)

Margarett Beckett, 71 (15 Jan 1943) Labour (Lincoln 1974-79, Derby South since 1983)

Anna McClurey 71 (18 Jan 1943), Conservative (Renfrew West and Inverclude 1983-87)

Michael Spicer, 72 (22 Jan 1943) Conservative (South Worcestershire 1974-97, West Worcestershire 1997-2010)

Peter Atkinson, 71 (19 Jan 1943), Conservative (Hexham 1992-2010)

Richard Tracey, 71 (8 Feb 1943), Coservative (Surbiton 1983-97)

Win Griffiths, 71 (11 Feb 1943), Labour (Bridgend 1987-2005)

Tom McNally, 71 (20 Feb 1943), Labour then Social Democratic (Stockport 1979-83)

John Watson, 7 (21 Feb 1943), Conservative (Skipton 1979-83, Skipton and Ripon 1983-87)

Malcolm Moss, 71 (6 Mar 1943), Conservative (North East Cambridgeshire 1987-2010)

Warren Hawksley, 71 (10 Mar 1943) Conservative (The Wreking 1979-97, Halesowen and Stourbridge 1992-97)

John Major, 71 (29 Mar 1943), Conservative (Huntingdonshire 1979-83, Huntingdon 1983-2001)

Dafydd Wigley, 71 (1 Apr 1943), Plaid Cymru (Caernarfon 1974-2001)

John Sever, 71 (1 Apr 1943), Labour (Birmingham Ladywood 1977-1983)

Mike Woodcock, 71 (10 Apr 1943), Conservative (Ellesmere Port and Neston 1983-92)

Alan Beith, 71 (20 Apr 1943), Liberal Democrat (Berwick upon Tweed since 1973)

Gwyn Prosser, 71 (27 Apr 1943), Labour (Dover 1997-2010)

Nigel Forman, 71 (25 Mar 1943), Conservative (Carshalton 1976-1983, Carshalton and Wallington 1983-97)

Mark Lennox-Boyd, 71 (4 May 1943), Conservative (Morecambe and Londsdale 1979-83, Morecambe and Lunesdale 1983-97)

Vince Cable, 71 (9 May 1943) Liberal Democrat (Twickenham since 1997)

Michael Clapham, 71 (15 May 1943) Labour (Barnsley West and Penistone 1992-2010)

Geoffrey Edge, 71 (26 May 1943), Labour (Aldridge Brownhills 1974-79)

David Clelland, 71 (27 June 1943), Labour (Tyne Bridge 195-2010)

Alastair Goodlad, 70 (4 July 1943 (Northwich 1974-83, Eddisbury 1983-99)

John Cummings, 70 (6 July 1943) Labour (Easington 1987-2010)

Gavin Strang, 70 (10 July 1943) Labour (Edinburgh East 1970-2010)

Tony Colman, 70 (3 July 1943), Labour (Putney 1997-2005)

Alastair Goodlad, 70 (4 July 1943), Conservative (Northwich 1974-83, Eddisbury 1983-1999)

Kieth Hill, 70 (28 July 1943) Labour (Streatham 1992-2010)

Ronnie Campbell, 70 (14 Aug 1943), Labour, (Blyth Valley since 1987)

Kieth Hampson, 70 (14 Aug 1943), Conservative (Ripon 1974-83, Leeds North West 1983-97)

Frank McManus, 70 (16 Aug 1942),

John Ovenden, 70 (17 Aug 1942), Labour (Gravesend 1974-79)

Roger Gale, 70 (20 Aug 1943), Conservative (North Thanet since 1983)

Alun Michael, 70 (22 Aug 1943), Labour (Cardiff South and Pernarth 1987-2012)

Peter Lilley, 70 (23 Aug 1943),Conservative (St Albans 1983-97, Hitchin and Harpenden since 1997)

Dale Campbell-Savour (23 Aug 1943), Labour (Workington 1979-2001)

Gordon Bertwistle, 70 (6 Sep 1943), Labour (Burnley since 2010)

David Wilshire, 70 (16 Sep 1943), Conservative (Spelthorne 1987-2010)

Richard Caborn, 70 (6 Oct 1943), Labour (Sheffield 1983-2010)

Roger King, 70 (26 Oct 1943), Conservative (Birmingham Northsfield 1983-92)

Tommy Graham, 70 (5 Dec 1943), Labour (Renfrew West and Inverclyde 1987-97, Renfrewshire West 1997-2001)

Tommy McAvoy, 70 (14 Dec 1943), Labour (Glasgow Rutherglen 1987-2005, Rutherglen and Hamilton West since 2010)

Christine Butler, 70 (14 Dec 1943), Labour (Castle Point 1997-2001)

Joan Rudduck, 70 (28 Dec 1943), Labour (Lewisham Deptford since 1987)

James Cran, 70 (28 Jan 1944), Conservative (Bevereley and Holderness (Bevereley 1987-97, Beverley and Holderness 1997-2010)

Glun Davies, 70 (16 Feb 1944), Conservative (Montgomeryshire since 2010)

Roger Knapman, 70 (20 Feb 1944), Conservative (Stroud 1987-97)

Jim Cousins, 70 (23 Feb 1944), Labour (Newcastle Upon Tyne Central 1987-2010)

Douglas French, 70 (20 March 1944), Conservative (Gloucester 1987-97)

Bob Marshall-Andrews, 70 (10 Apr 1944), Labour (Medway 1997-2010)

Llew Smith 70 (16 Apr 1944), Labour (Blaenau Gwent 1992-2005)

Kerry Pollard, 70 (27 Apr 1944), Labour (St Albans 1997-2005)

Chris Patten, 70 (12 May 1944), Conservative (Bath 1979-92)

Lady Olga Maitland, 70 (23 May 1944), Conservative (Sutton and Cheam 1992-97)

Mike Thomas, 70 (24 May 1944), Labour then Social Democratic (Newcastle-upon-Tyne East 1974-83)

Quentin Davies, 70 (29 May 1944) Labour (Stamford and Spalding 1987-97, Grantham and Stamford 1997-2010)

 

It's obviously going to take decades to whittle down that list but you can make a start with Benjamin Whitaker http://www.hamhigh.c...ed_79_1_3638606

[Dr. Zorders 1,271]

How about this guy for an "active" nonagenarian: Lyndon LaRouche

 

Some older DLers (or just the more politically-minded ones) might know or remember the name. A multiple-time U.S. fringe presidential candidate, and general crank or anti-establishment-type figure.

 

Born in 1922, he'll be 92 in September and he has his own seemingly weekly internet broadcast in which he gives long rambling answers to questions about politics and current events, that go on so long you forget what the original fucking question was. And he also has made regular appearances on the Alex Jones show in he last few years.

 

 

Apparently he believes the world (or at least, the Middle East and the U.S.) is controlled or being manipulated by "the British Empire" (which, yes, he talks about in the present tense).

 

Oh also I'm proposing a new rule, from now anyone else who makes a post which quotes that entire fucking MP list of Deathray's in full, will be banned on the spot.

[Bibliogryphon 9,586]

There is currently an assumption that if Cameron loses or fails to win a majority at the 2015 election his leadership will be called into question with the four horseman of the apocolypse (Osbourne, May, Johnson & Gove) being touted as possible successors.

 

But things do not always fall out the way that everyone expects. Who, for instance, could have predicted IDS replacing William Hague after his defeat in 2001.

 

The question I have is will there be a leadership candidate who stands up for the centre right in the same way that Ken Clark always used to? Looking at the front bench it is difficult to see who such a champion might be but I have been wondering whether Zac Goldsmith's posturing in the media might be a precusor to such a challange.

 

I also think that as well as the front runners you need to keep an eye on Eric Pickles, Grant Shaps and the possible unity candidacy of William Hague (again).

[Guest Guest]

Just thought I'd mention that a couple of peers have died (big deal you say). Lord Donald Macauly aged 80 http://www.heraldsco...d-80.1402932877 and former law lord Sydney Templeman at 94 http://www.compassca...Templeman-dies/

[Dr. Zorders 1,271]

You know, for all the talk about how unpredictable the election is going to be, now I somehow I just see the status quo continuing.

 

Somehow I think Cammers will stay on as Prime Minister. Ed Miliband is an absolutely awful excuse for a leader. And despite the brutality of some of Cameron/Osborne's cutting, and how much I personally dislike both of the gormless cunts, I still dislike Ed Miliband more and I think many will do the same. Certainly as far as I'm concerned Miliband becoming PM would be an absolute disaster. I thought about voting for Labour but unless something drastic changes that's off the table now, I'm absolutely not going to.

 

Oh and Boris definitely won't become leader. He's been caught cheating on his wife hasn't he, and everyone knows only lefties are allowed to cheat on their wives - it makes them lovable, (even sexy) rogues whereas if someone who advocates anything less than digging up the corpse of Stalin and appointing it as supreme leader of the universe is caught cheating, it proves what heartless evil bastards they are. You forgot the rules for a second there didn't you.

[Bibliogryphon 9,586]

You know, for all the talk about how unpredictable the election is going to be, now I somehow I just see the status quo continuing.

 

Somehow I think Cammers will stay on as Prime Minister. Ed Miliband is an absolutely awful excuse for a leader. And despite the brutality of some of Cameron/Osborne's cutting, and how much I personally dislike both of the gormless cunts, I still dislike Ed Miliband more and I think many will do the same. Certainly as far as I'm concerned Miliband becoming PM would be an absolute disaster. I thought about voting for Labour but unless something drastic changes that's off the table now, I'm absolutely not going to.

 

Oh and Boris definitely won't become leader. He's been caught cheating on his wife hasn't he, and everyone knows only lefties are allowed to cheat on their wives - it makes them lovable, (even sexy) rogues whereas if someone who advocates anything less than digging up the corpse of Stalin and appointing it as supreme leader of the universe is caught cheating, it proves what heartless evil bastards they are. You forgot the rules for a second there didn't you.

 

What seems to make Ed Milliband a bad leader are newspaper headlines saying what a bad leader he is.

 

Serious question - who as a potential floating voter would make you think that the Labour party was a palatable alternative?

 

There is also the issue of where all the LD voters have gone. I do not think they would naturally go to the Conservatives but Labour needs to win them over to hope to form a government.

 

Your comment about the issue of fidelity and potential for party leadership probably has more to do with attitudes in the rank and file party membership rather than a media conspiracy.

[Dr. Zorders 1,271]

You know, for all the talk about how unpredictable the election is going to be, now I somehow I just see the status quo continuing.

 

Somehow I think Cammers will stay on as Prime Minister. Ed Miliband is an absolutely awful excuse for a leader. And despite the brutality of some of Cameron/Osborne's cutting, and how much I personally dislike both of the gormless cunts, I still dislike Ed Miliband more and I think many will do the same. Certainly as far as I'm concerned Miliband becoming PM would be an absolute disaster. I thought about voting for Labour but unless something drastic changes that's off the table now, I'm absolutely not going to.

 

Oh and Boris definitely won't become leader. He's been caught cheating on his wife hasn't he, and everyone knows only lefties are allowed to cheat on their wives - it makes them lovable, (even sexy) rogues whereas if someone who advocates anything less than digging up the corpse of Stalin and appointing it as supreme leader of the universe is caught cheating, it proves what heartless evil bastards they are. You forgot the rules for a second there didn't you.

 

What seems to make Ed Milliband a bad leader are newspaper headlines saying what a bad leader he is.

 

Serious question - who as a potential floating voter would make you think that the Labour party was a palatable alternative?

 

There is also the issue of where all the LD voters have gone. I do not think they would naturally go to the Conservatives but Labour needs to win them over to hope to form a government.

 

Absolutely nobody from the current Labour party. Because if they're deluded enough to elect him, and then carry on supporting him despite how shit he is, they're obviously all as bad as him...

 

Your comment about the issue of fidelity and potential for party leadership probably has more to do with attitudes in the rank and file party membership rather than a media conspiracy.

 

No it is what I said it is actually, not the party attitudes. Thanks anyway!

 

P.S. if you can find an example of a BBC reporter or other supposed "mainstream" journalist calling anyone such as Paddy Ashdown or Bill Clinton a "nasty piece of work" on air because they cheated on their wives, I'll take that claim back. Good luck with that, btw....

[Guest Guest]

The former PM of Liechtenstein Walter Kiebel has died at 83 http://www.volksblat...id=75838&src=vb

[Bibliogryphon 9,586]

None of the resignations from the current coalition have been directly related to extra-marital relationships. In fact the last person to lose his job because of this was David Blunkett. I think generally people are more tolerant of the existence of affairs but when the people involve either take advantage of their position or lie to cover up the affair then public anger is raised and resignations tend to follow.

John Major’s government did suffer a bit of a witch hunt on this subject but they became hostages to fortune by promoting the Back to Basics campaign for moral renewal.

As for Bill Clinton everyone knew what he was when he was re-elected in 1996 but voters looked past his personal life to see his politics and the subsequent impeachment was politically motivated. If Hilary had not backed him then history may well have been different but she was very Tammy Wynette about it, but was she just playing the long game?

You say there is no-one on the Labour front bench team you would trust because they voted for Red Ed but it was the Union block vote that got him across the line and I think he has shown that he is not just a union man. However any protests of support from his colleagues is the requirement of a collective responsibility of the front bench no-one wants to commit political suicide by directly going up against the leader, however if the beast was wounded the hyenas would circle, but politicians of all colours behave like this.

But it is this point that I want to focus on is that clearly from your response as someone who is naturally on the right of UK politics you cannot see a leader who reaches out to you across the centre ground. I am in the same boat but from a different perspective, I do not see the One Nation Conservative leader who would allow me to consider them as an alternative to the options on the left that I would usually go for. Where have all the Ken Clarkes gone?

[Guest Guest]

There seems to be a sudden outbreak of dead members of the House of Lords. Lady Doreen Miller has died at 80 http://www.times-ser...ords_life_peer/ and Lord Anthony Jacobs (one of the peers who invested with Bernie Madoff) has died at 82 http://www.parliamen...ord-jacobs/1966

[Guest Guest]

The former president of Venezuela Ramon Jose Velasquez has died at 97 http://www.foxnews.c...tatorship-dies/

[CaptainChorizo 1,983]

The former president of Venezuela Ramon Jose Velasquez has died at 97 http://www.foxnews.c...tatorship-dies/

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk...muere_jgc.shtml

 

BBC.co.uk Obit for the 3 teams who have him in DDP

[time 8,611]

Can't find it anywhere, but forgive me if I've overlooked it it.

 

Former TUC Gen Sec (84 to 93) Norman Willis has died aged 81.

[Cat O'Falk 3,290]

Can't find it anywhere, but forgive me if I've overlooked it it.

 

Former TUC Gen Sec (84 to 93) Norman Willis has died aged 81.

 

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