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1459:: "There are two inferences to draw from Sir Alan's outburst. One is that he thinks the Commons should only be 'stuffed with' the rich. The second is that he thinks the vast majority of his constituents, not being rich, are 'low-achievers'. Probably not a view to advertise in his next election leaflet".
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presents a detailed case regarding the history and consequences of government control over institutions and activities which were historically private, to the extent that many citizens assume that privately or communally developed municipal facilities and universities are creations of the state, and
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apologised to Duncan for the "completely unacceptable" comments made in the video. A Foreign Office spokesman, effectively rejecting Corbyn's comments, said it "is clear these comments do not reflect the views of the embassy or government of Israel". Masot resigned shortly after the recordings were
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Rutland and Melton Constituency Association has received £12,166.66 in donations since 2006. Duncan has received corporate donations from The Biz Club (£6,000, 2006–09), Midland Software Holdings (£8,000, 2007–09), and ABM Holdings (£1,500, 2009). Duncan has also had tens of thousands of pounds
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is devoted to an explanation of his support for the legalisation of all drugs. This chapter was removed when the paperback edition was published to prevent embarrassment to the Party leadership; however, Duncan had, at one time, posted the chapter on his website, "for the benefit of the enquiring
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showed footage of Duncan's previous appearance on the show in which he boasted about his second home allowance, denied that he should pay any of the money back and stated it was "a great system". The show then cut to footage of David
Cameron announcing that Duncan would return money to the fees
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Singapore. Duncan used the connections he had built up to be self-employed from 1988 to 1992, acting as a consultant and adviser to foreign governments on oil supplies, shipping and refining.
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in April 2024, he said that they had "been doing the bidding of
Netanyahu, bypassing all proper processes of government to exercise undue influence at the top of government." Duncan added, "What you have is a lot of people now sitting around
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Chairman of the Conservative Backbench Constitutional Affairs Committee. He returned to government in July 1995, when he was again appointed a Parliamentary Private Secretary, this time to the
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objecting to what he called an "improper interference in this country's democratic process" and urging the prime minister to launch an inquiry on the basis that "his is clearly a national security issue". The Israeli ambassador
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with his partner James Dunseath, which would make him the first member of either the Cabinet or the Shadow Cabinet to enter into a civil partnership. The two were joined as civil partners on 24 July 2008 at
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debate on Palestinian statehood he said: "All know that the United States is in hock to a very powerful financial lobby which dominates its politics." Commenting on Duncan's statements, a spokesman for the
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programme to make profits on property deals. It emerged that he had lent his elderly next-door neighbour money to buy his home under the Right to Buy legislation. The neighbour bought an 18th-century
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in September 2004. However, following the 2005 general election, the Shadow Cabinet was expanded to its original size once more, and Duncan joined it as Shadow
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on 29 July 2002, although he has said that this came as no surprise to friends. Indeed, in an editorial published on the news of Duncan's coming out,
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who should be pushed out together." Polak, CFI's honorary president, is Jewish, while Pickles, the group's parliamentary chair, is not Jewish. The
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is Duncan's diary from the eve of the Brexit referendum in 2016 to the UK's eventual exit from the EU. The book was serialised in the Daily Mail.
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in December 2005; the name of the department he shadowed was changed to Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform in July 2007.
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Shadow Trade and Industry spokesman, and he was appointed a front-bench spokesman on Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs in September 2001.
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that his withdrawal was due to a lack of 'active lieutenants', and urged the party to abandon those that he dubbed the 'Tory
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describes this event in his diary: "little Alan Duncan has fallen on his sword. He did it swiftly and with good grace."
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Tory Taliban can't get that, they'll condemn us all to oblivion. Thank heavens for the new intake of MPs who do.
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the previous week, replacing it with the aforementioned new department. In January 2009, Duncan became
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who are giving him appalling advice. Let's start with the head of CFI, who has been for many years
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1907:"Foreign Office minister Sir Alan Duncan resigns ahead of Boris Johnson's expected premiership"
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Saturn's Children: How the State Devours Liberty, Prosperity and Virtue
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interview linked to that speech and another given during a
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Knights Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
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Breaking the code: Westminster diaries May 1990 – May 1997
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Duncan has appeared four times on the satirical news quiz
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Duncan is the author of three published nonfiction books:
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2047:"Comment: William's clumsy friend – Profile: Alan Duncan"
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Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
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accused Duncan of sharing "antisemitic tropes", and the
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Minister for European affairs in the UK Foreign Office
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LGBTQ members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom
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Watt, Nicholas; Sparrow, Andrew (8 September 2009).
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1136:On 15 May 2009, the satirical BBC programme
781:Conservative Member of Parliament, publicly
478:10 November 2003 – 8 September 2004
4649:2005 Conservative Party leadership election
3469:"Tory oil tycoon who won't be backing Bush"
3150:Chávez, Aída; Grim, Ryan (9 October 2017).
2971:
2430:"Duncan willing to run for Tory leadership"
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801:, the second son of James Grant Duncan, an
261:19 January 2009 – 7 September 2009
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2286:Brandreth, Gyles. "Saturday 8th January".
2138:"Medical student wins Kennedy Scholarship"
1992:(Supplement). 30 December 1958. p. 9.
1844:
313:8 December 2005 – 19 January 2009
50:
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728:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
3962:"The Westminster Hour – How To Beat ..."
3907:"Frank Skinner, Alan Duncan, Katy Brand"
3825:"Chris Langham, Ross Noble, Alan Duncan"
3797:
2246:. Oxford University Press. p. 112.
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1293:On 28 May 2010, he was appointed to the
1285:you have bombed the whole city to bits.
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2987:. Ofcom. 9 October 2017. pp. 20–28
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1228:called him "breathtakingly one-sided".
1017:. In November 1995, Duncan performed a
947:Duncan first stood for Parliament as a
942:
848:in 1970; two years later he joined the
539:9 April 1992 – 6 November 2019
426:8 September 2004 – 10 May 2005
359:Shadow Secretary of State for Transport
209:7 September 2009 – 11 May 2010
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2892:. Prime Minister's Office. 28 May 2010
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2742:"Spies drew up dossier on Alan Duncan"
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2487:"The Tory Taliban must be rooted out"
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2045:Routledge, Paul (21 September 1997).
1532:that Duncan would be entering into a
1123:
1086:Shadow Leader of the House of Commons
1043:
249:Shadow Leader of the House of Commons
4761:British drug policy reform activists
3935:
3763:"Alan Duncan MP, Rutland and Melton"
3669:
3556:
3466:
3392:Goodenough, Tom (16 February 2016).
3131:from the original on 13 January 2017
3046:from the original on 10 January 2017
2890:"Peerages, honours and appointments"
2723:"WikiLeaks: US spies on Alan Duncan"
2580:
2266:
2111:Webster, Philip (28 December 2007).
2088:. Conservative Party. Archived from
1875:
1598:Duncan; Dominic Hobson (July 1995).
1447:, which contained revelations about
1313:Comments by Israeli embassy official
1157:
79:15 July 2016 – 22 July 2019
4746:Alumni of St John's College, Oxford
3950:from the original on 28 April 2009.
3672:"Civil partnership for senior Tory"
3117:Dearden, Lizzie (12 January 2017).
2912:"Privy Counsellors – Privy Council"
2773:Wintour, Patrick (8 January 2017).
2615:"I won't sack Duncan, says Cameron"
2595:from the original on 16 August 2009
2460:"Duncan to run for Tory leadership"
2428:White, Michael (21 December 2004).
1840:. 19 September 2014. p. 18358.
1755:. Foreign & Commonwealth Office
1349:, but Ofcom dismissed all charges.
916:Duncan was an active member of the
911:
758:Intelligence and Security Committee
752:, and was subsequently appointed a
675:from 2016 to 2019. A member of the
133:13 May 2010 – 14 July 2014
13:
4771:English people of Scottish descent
3798:Rawnsley, Andrew (18 April 2021).
3682:from the original on 10 April 2008
3512:from the original on 12 April 2016
3467:Watt, Nicholas (30 October 2004).
3365:
3307:"Tory candidate takes the Michael"
3032:Dearden, Lizzie (8 January 2017).
2844:Curtis, Polly (1 September 2011).
2721:Wallop, Harry (29 November 2010).
2641:"Tory 'rations' MP Duncan demoted"
2564:"Duncan sorry for MP pay 'whinge'"
2057:from the original on 31 March 2009
1898:
1876:Hope, Christopher (17 July 2016).
1739:10.1093/ww/9780199540884.013.14283
1505:Conservative Campaign Headquarters
1352:
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1011:Chairman of the Conservative Party
886:
748:. He left this post following the
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4876:21st-century English LGBTQ people
3982:
3913:. CBS Interactive. Archived from
3883:. CBS Interactive. Archived from
3531:Deacon, Michael (12 April 2016).
3065:Dysch, Marcus (17 January 2017).
2825:Landale, James (31 August 2011).
2740:Leigh, David (28 November 2010).
2537:Eaton, George (2 November 2009).
1958:"Gay Tory frontbencher comes out"
1501:Board of Deputies of British Jews
1226:Board of Deputies of British Jews
1166:
750:government reshuffle in July 2014
352:(Business, Innovation and Skills)
4357:
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4116:Parliament of the United Kingdom
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3701:Cockcroft, Lucy (26 July 2008).
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3222:from the original on 11 May 2008
2440:from the original on 10 May 2008
1686:joke about murdering the latest
1510:
1402:UK's referendum on EU membership
1382:One of the chapters in his book
1198:
1163:from private individual donors.
1082:Department of Trade and Industry
1070:Secretary of State for Transport
955:, unsuccessfully contesting the
4260:as Minister of State for Europe
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4796:British LGBTQ rights activists
3498:Payton, Matt (12 April 2016).
3274:Tweedie, Neil (5 March 2008).
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1076:Reform, as new prime minister
1032:, being the right-hand man of
16:British politician (born 1957)
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4099:Official constituency website
4025:Business and economics portal
2485:Duncan, Alan (18 July 2005).
1905:Heffer, Greg (22 July 2019).
1808:. Local World. Archived from
1713:
1443:Following the release of the
1432:views, he actively supported
869:President of the Oxford Union
788:
746:for International Development
2346:. UK Parliament. 6 June 1998
1413:He is on the council of the
1289:Appointment to Privy Council
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741:Cameron appointed Duncan as
660:Sir Alan James Carter Duncan
21:Alan Duncan (disambiguation)
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4132:Contributions in Parliament
4121:Contributions in Parliament
3670:Grew, Tony (3 March 2008).
2267:Watt, Holly (10 May 2009).
1301:. This entitled him to the
1152:Shadow Minister for Prisons
1028:Duncan was involved in the
964:Barnsley West and Penistone
820:Duncan was educated at two
777:He became the first openly
395:(Environment and Transport)
197:Shadow Minister for Prisons
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2696:"In quotes: Nuclear plans"
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1651:proposed an independent
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1331:wrote an open letter to
1321:aired a series entitled
1102:2005 leadership election
976:Labour landslide of 1997
939:'s leadership campaign.
834:Merchant Taylors' School
581:Alan James Carter Duncan
4776:English gay politicians
4104:Alan Duncan Appearances
1894:(subscription required)
1679:Have I Got News for You
1139:Have I Got News for You
1030:1997 leadership contest
935:as the headquarters of
895:(1979–81) and then for
883:between 1981 and 1982.
760:between 2015 and 2016.
737:, the new Conservative
56:Official portrait, 2017
2244:Ministers of the Crown
2164:"Profile: Alan Duncan"
1539:Merchant Taylors' Hall
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4866:English gay sportsmen
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4081:Libertarianism portal
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3341:Alan Duncan's website
1556:Works and appearances
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1098:2005 general election
1092:Failed leadership bid
968:1992 general election
953:1987 general election
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735:2010 general election
726:appointed him Shadow
720:2005 general election
700:1992 general election
4766:English libertarians
4191:Member of Parliament
4150:Record in Parliament
3248:. 27 December 2007.
3071:The Jewish Chronicle
3011:The Jewish Chronicle
1672:Television and radio
1466:, Duncan criticised
1307:The Right Honourable
1235:Star and badge of a
943:Member of Parliament
681:Member of Parliament
522:Member of Parliament
337:(Trade and Industry)
33:The Right Honourable
4701:Sir Malcolm Rifkind
4159:Alan Duncan Profile
4094:11 May 2015 at the
4039:Conservatism portal
3188:. 16 October 2002.
2918:on 21 December 2011
1763:– via GOV.UK.
1649:An End to Illusions
1620:(political science)
1572:An End to Illusions
1530:The Daily Telegraph
1523:The Daily Telegraph
1457:The Daily Telegraph
1379:as a "moderniser".
1376:The Daily Telegraph
1182:The Daily Telegraph
1179:and reported on by
1173:US diplomatic cable
877:Kennedy Scholarship
850:Young Conservatives
822:independent schools
793:Duncan was born in
687:from 1992 to 2019.
4219:Political offices
4196:Rutland and Melton
3737:Guardian Unlimited
3404:on 22 October 2016
3216:Guardian Unlimited
2667:"Search the Money"
2647:. 7 September 2009
2518:. 8 September 2009
2372:on 3 December 2019
2092:on 6 December 2007
1989:The London Gazette
1837:The London Gazette
1700:and BBC Radio 4's
1692:same-sex marriages
1666:In the Thick of It
1606:Sinclair-Stevenson
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1124:MPs' expenses 2009
1080:had abolished the
1044:Front-bench career
991:Minister of Health
972:Rutland and Melton
881:Harvard University
867:, and was elected
685:Rutland and Melton
677:Conservative Party
645:Harvard University
527:Rutland and Melton
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4241:Succeeded by
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4136:Hansard 1803–2005
3857:. CBS Interactive
3831:. CBS Interactive
3013:. 15 January 2017
2806:. 19 October 2014
2702:. 10 January 2008
2673:on 7 January 2014
2570:. 12 August 2009.
2543:The New Statesman
1855:"Sir Alan Duncan"
1806:Leicester Mercury
1659:Saturn's Children
1638:978-0-008-42226-4
1631:. 15 April 2021.
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1391:Saturn's Children
1385:Saturn's Children
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1299:Buckingham Palace
1158:Political funding
951:candidate in the
929:Margaret Thatcher
893:Royal Dutch Shell
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769:Foreign Secretary
743:Minister of State
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