Sir Charles Fletcher Fletcher-Cooke QC MP (5 May 1914 – 24 February 2001) was a British politician and lawyer whom served as the constitutional adviser...
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Sir John Fletcher-Cooke (8 August 1911 – 19 May 1989) was a British Conservative Party politician. In World War II Fletcher-Cooke joined the R.A.F. and...
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Charlie Cooke (born 1942), Scottish footballer Charles Fletcher-Cooke (1914–2001), British politician Charles Cooke Hunt (1833–1868), explorer of Western Australia...
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criminalisation of what amounted to an act of despair in this context. Sir Charles Fletcher-Cooke was the principal figure behind the emergence, introduction and...
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Darwen in 1964, but was defeated by the incumbent Conservative MP, Charles Fletcher-Cooke. He was elected the Labour Member of Parliament for Keighley from...
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political survivor. London: Macmillan. p. 121. ISBN 9781447222750. "Sir Charles Fletcher-Cooke: obituary". The Telegraph. 28 February 2001. Retrieved 8 October...
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of Blackburn with Darwen. Barbara Castle: 23 November 1979. Sir Charles Fletcher-Cooke: 23 November 1979. Tom Taylor, Baron Taylor of Blackburn: 2 April...
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re-formed in March 1954 as the KGB (Committee for State Security). Charles Fletcher-Cooke, a naval intelligence officer who became a Conservative MP, recalled...
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February 1961: The Earl Bathurst (jointly) (to July 1962) June 1961: Charles Fletcher-Cooke (jointly) (to February 1963) July 1962: Christopher Montague Woodhouse...
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Malcolm Dunbar Rajani Palme Dutt Jessie Eden Ben Fine Stewart Farrar Charles Fletcher-Cooke Ralph Winston Fox Sid French Peter Fryer Gerry Gable Willie Gallacher...
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Home Department with David Renton 1961 Charles Fletcher-Cooke 1961–1962 1961–1962 Succeeded by Charles Fletcher-Cooke Montague Woodhouse Peerage of Great...
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1994) Travis D. Frain (born 1998), counter-extremism campaigner Charles Fletcher-Cooke, MP for Darwen from 1951 – 1983, was responsible for the Suicide...
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sportswriter (1990 winner of J. G. Taylor Spink Award), prostate cancer. Charles Fletcher-Cooke, 86, British politician. Hans Holtedahl, 83, Norwegian geologist...
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1935 Stuart Russell Conservative 1943 by-election Stanley Prescott Conservative 1951 Sir Charles Fletcher-Cooke Conservative 1983 constituency abolished...
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1964 Prime Minister Harold Macmillan Alec Douglas-Home Preceded by Charles Fletcher-Cooke Succeeded by George Thomas Assistant Postmaster-General In office...
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Nick Fletcher; MP for Don Valley (2019–2024) Sir Walter Fletcher; MP for Bury (1945–1950) and Bury and Radcliffe (1950–1955) Charles Fletcher-Cooke John...
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general election, being defeated by the sitting Conservative MP Charles Fletcher-Cooke by 13,026 votes. She was elected to Parliament at the 1997 general...
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Nic Fiddian-Green (born 1963), sculptor. Sir Charles Fletcher-Cooke (1914-2001), MP. Sir John Fletcher-Cooke (1911-1989), MP. Sir Robert Fulton (born 1948)...
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colonial governor Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice, barrister, judge Sir Charles Fletcher-Cooke, politician and Conservative MP, barrister (QC), and Member of the...
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Unknown – Ahmaddin Abdul Rahman – Minister of Home Affairs Unknown – Charles Fletcher-Cooke – Constitutional Adviser to Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah Unknown – Hussain...
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Commonwealth Relations Sir David Eccles: President of the Board of Trade Charles Hill: Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster The Viscount Hailsham: Minister...
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Votes % ±% Conservative Mervyn Wheatley 26,561 43.8 −9.7 Labour Charles Fletcher-Cooke 25,093 41.4 +18.7 Liberal John Arthur Hugh Mander 8,975 14.8 −9...
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John Parker Labour Darlington Edward Fletcher Labour Dartford Peter Trew Conservative Darwen Charles Fletcher-Cooke Conservative Dearne Valley Edwin Wainwright...
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Conservative Darlington Edward Fletcher Labour Dartford Sydney Irving Labour Co-operative Darwen Charles Fletcher-Cooke Conservative Daventry Arthur Jones...
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Clark Conservative Darlington Edward Fletcher Labour Dartford Bob Dunn Conservative Darwen Charles Fletcher-Cooke Conservative Daventry Reginald Prentice...
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Conservative Darlington Edward Fletcher Labour Dartford Sydney Irving Labour Co-operative Darwen Charles Fletcher-Cooke Conservative Daventry Arthur Jones...
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Parliament of the United Kingdom Preceded by Stuart Russell Member of Parliament for Darwen 1943–1951 Succeeded by Sir Charles Fletcher-Cooke...
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Graham Conservative Dartford Norman Dodds Co-op & Labour Darwen Charles Fletcher-Cooke Conservative Dearne Valley Wilfred Paling Labour Denbigh Garner...
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John Parker Labour Darlington Edward Fletcher Labour Dartford Sydney Irving Labour Darwen Charles Fletcher-Cooke Conservative Dearne Valley Edwin Wainwright...
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Bourne-Arton Conservative Dartford Sydney Irving Labour Darwen Charles Fletcher-Cooke Conservative Dearne Valley Edwin Wainwright Labour Denbigh Geraint...
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