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5033: 4647: 71: 1851:, then leader of the Opposition, in 1996 on whether he was ready to support New Labour. Lord Owen declined mainly because he disagreed with Blair's intention, as prime minister, to join the eurozone. In 2019, Owen recounted that Blair implied that a “political future” awaited him if he rejoined Labour. Owen said he "was very tempted, but then started to talk about the euro.” Owen concluded that Blair was “passionately committed” to taking Britain into the Euro; thus, Owen said no. 1894:

and he refused to rule out joining the Labour Party in the future. He vigorously opposed the Health and Social Care Bill in 2011–12. In a pamphlet, "Fatally Flawed", he demonstrated that far from the internal market, which he had championed in the 1980s, the Bill introduced an external market and he worked closely with the Labour Front Bench in the House of Lords. In March 2014, it was revealed that Owen had donated over £7,500 to the Labour Party, following the Labour leader

4288: 1960:: "After he was appointed the European Community negotiator for the former Yugoslavia in 1992, Lord Owen and his wife Debbie cultivated a personal friendship with Milosevic and his wife Mira, flying in a helicopter to lunch with them in one of Tito's former palaces and offering publishing advice to Mira Milosevic". In August 1992, five months after the Bosnian war started, Owen said, "Now it is clear that Milosevic really wants peace". 2222: 1524: 4812: 1058: 4824: 1534:'s election as Labour party leader indicated that the party was likely to become more left-wing, and in 1980 committed itself to withdrawing from the EEC without even a referendum (as Labour had carried out in 1975). Labour also endorsed unilateral nuclear disarmament and introduced an electoral college for leadership elections, with 40% of the college going to a block vote of the trade unions. 2213:, in which he said, "NATO governments have rightly said they are willing to address Russia’s security concerns, but then say in the same breath that Russia has no legitimate security concerns because NATO is a purely defensive alliance. Whether we like it or not, a NATO that now borders Russia and could in future border even more of Russia is seen by Russia as a security concern." 1399:, a recommendation also promoted by the World Health Organisation. This was principally due to the risk of Hepatitis infection from high-risk blood donors overseas who were often paid and from "skid-row" locations. David Owen has been outspoken that his policy of "Self-Sufficiency" was not put into place (although he was, himself, Minister of Health) and gave rise to the 1590:" electoral system. The alliance performed so well that for much of the early part of 1982, it appeared that it would become a centre-left coalition government at the next election. In 1982, uneasy about the Alliance, Owen challenged Jenkins for the leadership of the SDP, but was defeated by 26,256 votes to 20,864. In the following year's 2157:, outlining a blueprint for restructuring the EU to allow for those countries that wish to be part of a more integrated eurozone to be facilitated while those who may only want to belong to a Single Market community are enabled to do so. He stated that a referendum on the UK's relationship with the EU was inevitable. 2264:. The concept of hubris syndrome has been analysed by Professor Gerald Russell. Lord Owen is chairman of the Trustees of the Daedalus Trust established to promote and provide funds for the interdisciplinary study of how 'the intoxication of power' in all walks of life can affect personality and decision making. 2668:

Lord Owen, Secretary of State for Health in 1975, claimed the Department of Health failed to spend money allocated to stop the import of blood and blood products from abroad. Instead, the imports, particularly from the US, and including those tainted by HIV or hepatitis, continued – without

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In January 2011, Owen said that his "heart was with Labour" and that he looked forward to the time when he could vote Labour again. He added that what hampered him in the past was the way the Labour Party elects its leader and it was very necessary for the electoral college arrangement to be reformed

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During the Falklands war, the British government's request for international sanctions against Argentina fell on stony ground. But at a Bilderberg meeting in, I think, Denmark, David Owen stood up and gave the most fiery speech in favour of imposing them. Well, the speech changed a lot of minds. I'm

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During his investigation into the matter he attempted to access his archived documents and files from his time as minister. At first he was told "they couldn't find them" and was later told they had all been destroyed; the exact series of events that led to the destruction of these documents remains

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In September 2016, Lord Owen addressed an audience of campaigners and victims of the contaminated blood scandal, referring to a 'cover–up' and saying 'incriminating evidence' had been suppressed by the government. 'At every single stage, the truth has been there and people have evaded it, and that

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popping up like a jack-in-the-box in Owen's pocket. He succeeded in keeping the party in the public eye and in maintaining its independence from the Liberals for the length of the 1983 Parliament. Moreover, under him, the SDP increased its representation from six to eight seats via the by-election

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In the June 2017 general election, Owen made no political donation nationally although he was "pleasantly surprised that the manifesto was a lot better than expected", and praised Corbyn for showing "more flexibility in taking account of Labour MPs and party members’ views than ever Michael Foot

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In May 2005, he was approached two days before the general election by someone very close to Tony Blair to endorse Labour. He declined, because though he did not want a Conservative government, he wanted the Liberal Democrats to do sufficiently well to ensure a greatly reduced Labour majority. In

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voted by 160 votes to 90, with 2 abstentions, for Owen's dismissal, but he was supported by all 15 EU Member State governments. There was a perception in America that Owen was "not fulfilling his function as an impartial negotiator". Owen, however, was consistently supported by all 15 EU Member

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s every day. ... My working mates were solidly in favour of Eden. It was not only that they taught me how people like them think; they also opened my eyes to how I should think myself. From then on I never identified with the liberal – with a small 'l' – establishment. Through that experience I

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reminded voters of "the Labour Party of the 1980s". He also criticised McDonnell's push to change Labour's policy to a second referendum stance. In the subsequent December 2019 general election, true to Owen's warning, Labour lost 60 seats, including long time Labour seats in the

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In October 2016, the Civil Service Commission refused a request to investigate Lord Owen's destroyed documents and separately the Department of Health advised that "the Department does not have any plans to make public the identity of junior officials involved in this matter".

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and afterwards had refused to rule out supporting Labour at the next general election. It later emerged that he could have been part of the "government of all the talents" initiative advising on the NHS, but Owen declined. In October 2009 he wrote an article in

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Lord Owen has continued to speak out on issues of international affairs including on nuclear proliferation and constrained intervention. In 2011 he was the first politician to call for a "no-fly zone" over Libya. In an editorial on 27 February 2011 the

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On 22 September 2020, Lord Owen gave evidence to the Infected Blood Inquiry in London. As part of his testimony he said: "We should have realised how dangerous it was to rely on blood coming in from abroad from people who were given blood for money".

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proposed a full merger of the Liberal and SDP parties and was supported for the SDP by Roy Jenkins, Shirley Williams and Bill Rodgers. Owen rejected this notion outright, on the grounds that he and other Social Democrats wished to remain faithful to

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In 2009 the culmination of these efforts, the privately funded and independent "Archer Report" in which Lord Owen was heavily involved, published its findings but was thwarted because it had no power to compel witnesses as it was not a statutory

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did" in reference to the manifesto's commitments to NATO and nuclear weapons despite Corbyn's lifelong pacifism. He did, however, make a personal donation to the Labour candidate in his former constituency of Plymouth Sutton & Devonport,

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Lord Owen continued to argue for engagement, criticising David Cameron's so-called 'veto' in December 2011 and arguing instead for a formal non-eurozone grouping with the right to join or leave the eurozone. In June 2012 Lord Owen published

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newspaper advised voters to vote Liberal Democrat where they had a chance of victory and to vote Conservative rather than let Neil Kinnock become prime minister. Owen maintained his long-standing position that he would never join the

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said, "It was a man who has not been in office for nearly 32 years – Lord Owen, the former foreign secretary – who has been the most eloquent British voice over Libya. His call for a no-fly-zone ... struck the right note".

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terrorist business. He's wasting his life now. It's so tragic. He's got real ability and it ought to be used". In another conversation with Wyatt on 4 June 1990 Thatcher said Owen's natural home was the Conservative Party.

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as it was practised within Western Europe, and it was unlikely that any merged party would be able to do this, even if it was under his leadership. Nevertheless, the majority of the SDP membership supported the merger.

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advocating sanctions against Argentina. Ironically, the success of the war ended any hope that SDP might have had of winning the 1983 election. The Tories were proving unpopular largely due to high unemployment and the

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Owen is widely regarded as having been, at the very least, a competent party leader. He had high popularity ratings throughout his leadership as did the SDP–Liberal Alliance. Owen kept a high profile, so much so that

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later blamed Owen for the Alliance's failure to make a breakthrough at the 1987 general election, believing that a merged party would have performed much better and possibly gained more votes and seats than Labour.

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was as disappointing for the Alliance as the 1983 election and it lost one seat. Nevertheless, it won over 23% of the vote – at that time, the second-largest third-placed vote in British politics since 1929.

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predicting that the Conservatives, then well ahead in the opinion polls, were unlikely to win an outright majority. He helped create the web-based Charter 2010 to explain and promote the potential of a

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In the course of his career, Owen has held, and resigned from, a number of senior posts. He first quit as Labour's spokesman on defence in 1972 in protest at the Labour leader and former prime minister

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over Labour's opposition to the European Community. On Labour's return to government in March 1974, he became Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Health before being promoted to Minister of State for

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After winding up the re-formed SDP, Owen announced his intention to stand down as an MP at the next general election. He then served the remainder of his term as an independent MP and after the

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of May 1990, prompting Owen to wind up the party in 1990. Owen blamed the SDP's demise on the reforms which had been taking place in the Labour Party since Kinnock's election as leader in 1983.

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delayed in its support, thus missing a chance to get it launched. The VOPP was eventually agreed in Athens in May 1993 under intense pressure by all parties including Bosnian Serb leader

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but then rejected later by the Bosnian-Serb Assembly meeting in Pale, after Karadžić insisted that the Assembly had the right to ratify the agreement. After Vance's withdrawal, Owen and

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David Owen and Jonathan Davidson, "Hubris Syndrome: An Acquired Personality Disorder? A study of US presidents and UK Prime Ministers over the last 100 years" Brain 2009: 132; 1407–1410

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became suspicious of a kind of automatic sogginess which you come across in many aspects of British life. ... The rather defeatist, even traitorous attitude reflected in the pre-war

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until 2015. From 2009 to 2014 Lord Owen served on the board of Texas-based Hyperdynamics Corporation, an oil concern with an exclusive lease to an offshore area of the

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As chairman of New Europe, he was the co-leader of the 'No to the Euro' campaign with Business for Sterling, which ceased when the UK Government declared in 2005 that

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sure that various foreign ministers went back to their respective countries and told their leaders what David Owen had said. And you know what? Sanctions were imposed

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in February 1981 and later as Leader of the Social Democratic Party, which he had helped to found, after the party's rank-and-file membership voted to merge with the

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brokered the EU Action Plan of December 1993. They both helped the Contact Group of the US/UK/France/Germany and Russia to present its plan in the summer of 1994.

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and her Tory government surge back to the top of the opinion polls, and her position was strengthened further by the end of the year as the recession died down.

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style approach. The cumulative effect of these divisions was to make the Alliance appear less credible as a potential government in the eyes of the electorate.

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for refusing to prevent the hanging of two Black Bermudians in the British colony. As Foreign Secretary, Owen was identified with the Anglo-American plan for

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in January 1981 that he felt "haunted by the possibility that, if the Labour Party splits, the centre left will never again form the Government in Britain".

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to say that he wished to step down before the end of the French presidency. At the end of May 1995, he was succeeded by the former Swedish Prime Minister

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In August 1992, Owen was British Prime Minister John Major's choice to succeed Lord Carrington as the EU co-chairman of the Conference for the

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As former Minister of State for Health, Lord Owen has long been highly critical of previous governments for their role in and handling of the

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as a matter of some importance, whereas most Liberals were either indifferent to the issue or committed disarmers. The SDP favoured a radical

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However, the progress of the SDP–Liberal Alliance as a whole was hampered, with policy splits between the two parties. The first was over the

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was elected party leader, despite vocal opposition from Labour Party moderates (including Owen), sparking a crisis over the party's future.

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However in March 2019, Owen said he would not support Labour, criticising Corbyn's leadership for its failure to "unequivocally" root out

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which saw 5,000 British Haemophiliacs infected with Hepatitis C, 1,200 of those were also infected with HIV. It was later described in the

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and championed that cause in Africa and in the Soviet Union. He later admitted to at one stage contemplating the assassination of

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States and the German Presidency in July 1994 urged him to remain as did the French Presidency in January 1995. Owen was made a

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from 1977 to 1979, at the age of 38 the youngest person in over forty years to hold the post. In 1981, Owen was one of the "

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membership was off the agenda following the defeat of the EU Constitution in referendums in France and the Netherlands.

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must carry a penalty.' Lord Owen was visibly distressed as he said: 'I have failed and I feel very miserable about it.'

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and that this was done after prosecutions and jail sentences were brought against government officials in France.

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As Minister of State for Health, Owen encouraged Britain to become "self-sufficient" in blood products such as

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thinktank entitled "EU Social Market and Social Policy". Owen supports the referendum requirements within the

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Lord Owen was chairman of Yukos International UK BV, a division of the former Russian petroleum company

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and stated that the Eurozone was “broken”, condemning how the EU treated Greece during its debt crisis.

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September 2007, it was reported in the British press that Lord Owen had met the new prime minister

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in danger. Owen also cited his support for Brexit due to his opposition to the concept of a

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in 1978 on which Namibia moved to independence twelve years later. He wrote a book entitled

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until March 2014, and sat as an "independent social democrat" until his retirement in 2024.

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stating that he opposed AV but would continue to campaign for proportional representation.

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David Owen, "Cabinet's Finest Hour. The Hidden Agenda of May 1940" (Haus Publishing, 2016)

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on 18 December 1988 whether she would have Owen in her government if approached by him,

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In Sickness and in Power: Illness in Heads of Government During the Last 100 Years

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as "the worst treatment disaster in the history of the National Health Service".

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In September 1976, Owen was appointed by the new prime minister of five months,

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until 2014 (see below). Owen was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from

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Eighteen months after Labour lost power, the staunchly left-wing politician

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Riddle, Mystery, and Enigma. Two Hundred Years Of British–Russian Relations

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Early in 1981, Owen and three other senior moderate Labour politicians –

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became Labour leader. He resigned from the Labour Party when it rejected

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David Owen, "The Health of the Nation. NHS in Peril" (Methuen, 2014)

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Owen had previously been a supporter of Britain's membership of the

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Some believe David Owen comes across badly in Adam Le Bor's book,

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by a slim margin (437 votes). He managed to hold on to it in the

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He called for a referendum before Britain's ratification of the

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Lord McFall of Alcluith, Lord Speaker (2 September 2024).

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a mystery and continues to raise questions amongst MPs such as

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David Owen, Time to Declare: Second Innings (Politico's, 2009)

2538:"The Political Party: Show 225 – David Owen on Apple Podcasts" 2389:

The Hubris Syndrome: Bush, Blair and the Intoxication of Power

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Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

3640:"Leaving the EU could 're-energise' Britain, says David Owen" 1673:, while the Liberals mostly favoured a more interventionist, 3340:"HIV diagnosis took huge toll on family, blood inquiry told" 2435:

The Hidden Perspective: the Military Conversations 1906–1914

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Social Democratic Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies

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of the EU, citing examples such as a unified currency (the

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In 1987 immediately after the election, the Liberal leader

3614:"Lord Owen: "Where's the radicalism in the Labour Party?"" 1941:, the former US Secretary of State as the UN co-chairman. 1314:

at St Thomas's Hospital for two years, as assistant to Dr

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In September 2016 at a film-screening of the documentary

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During the April 1992 election campaign, Owen writing in

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In 1977, Owen was condemned by Black civil rights leader

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constituency, winning it from the Conservative incumbent

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incumbent, losing in what was a traditional Conservative-

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Owen retired from the House of Lords on 13 August 2024.

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Some branches, however, continued to function using the

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Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

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called "Contaminated Blood: The Search for the Truth".

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Twenty-eight other Labour MPs and one Conservative MP (

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while Foreign Secretary but settled instead on backing

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Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

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Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

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Peers retired under the House of Lords Reform Act 2014

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backed Gaitskell, but these men were tearing up their

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Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

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Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC)

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Unfinest Hour: Britain and the Destruction of Bosnia

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He married Deborah Owen (née Schabert), an American

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Northern Ireland (Executive Formation etc) Act 2019

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The Progressive Dilemma: From Lloyd George to Blair

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In Sickness and in Health: the Politics of Medicine

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However, Britain's success in the conflict saw 1586:to strengthen both parties' chances in the UK's " 1500:, a move which was reported as being a demotion. 1128:, which was founded when the SDP merged with the 5834:People educated at Mount House School, Tavistock 5759:Members of the Order of the Companions of Honour 5754:Labour Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies 2249:in west Africa.. He also served on the board of 2099:European Union and subsequent support for Brexit 2009:Owen testified as a witness of the court in the 1717:At the request of two of the remaining SDP MPs, 1511:Social Democratic Party and Liberal–SDP Alliance 1473:with money for arms purchases for his attack on 1453:, in December 1979. The Contact Group sponsored 390:Minister of State for Health and Social Security 5638:British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology 3391:"Government withholding blood scandal evidence" 3083: 3081: 3079: 1989:Member of the Order of the Companions of Honour 5769:Ministers in the Wilson governments, 1964–1970 3568:"Contaminated Blood: The Search for the Truth" 3146:"Letters: We will continue to campaign for PR" 2721:"NHS Blood Products: Effects of Contamination" 2174:Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership 1763:Post-SDP: Political allegiances as a life peer 5729:Alumni of St Thomas's Hospital Medical School 5058: 4855: 4270: 3057:"The gang Labour blames for wilderness years" 2986:. ePolitix.com. 24 April 2010. Archived from 2491: 2489: 336:10 September 1976 – 21 February 1977 8: 5113:Criminal Justice Act (Northern Ireland) 1945 3256:Balkan Tragedy (1995) Susan L. Woodward p304 2825:Encyclopedia of Contemporary British Culture 2822:Peter Childs; Michael Storry (13 May 2013). 2641:"Lord David Owen – Bad Blood Speech 29/9/16" 2616:. CampaignTB. 2 January 2013. Archived from 2085:On 10 May 2017 he featured in an episode of 1877:called Owen "the prophet of the coalition". 1827:, although the memoirs of at least three of 5794:Social Democratic Party (UK, 1988–1990) MPs 5648:International Planned Parenthood Federation 5123:Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 2316:(Jonathan Cape and Taplinger Pub. Co, 1972) 2199:In February 2022 he signed a letter to the 1805:, he is called "Lord Owen" and he sat as a 1684:and a dynamic Conservative government. The 1216:, in 1956 to read Medicine, and obtained a 5774:Chancellors of the University of Liverpool 5724:Alumni of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge 5433: 5140: 5065: 5051: 5043: 4862: 4848: 4840: 4277: 4263: 4255: 4217:Orders of precedence in the United Kingdom 3970: 1492:Callaghan moved Owen from the position of 766: 611: 308: 139: 69: 38: 4293:Foreign Secretaries of the United Kingdom 3938:contributions in Parliament by David Owen 3731:"Lord Owen interviewed by Mike Greenwood" 3451:"HIV blood disaster papers 'were pulped'" 3043:The Journals of Woodrow Wyatt. Volume Two 3030:The Journals of Woodrow Wyatt. Volume One 2984:"Top Ten: Lib Dem 'breakthrough moments'" 2520: 2518: 1295:seat as the Labour candidate against the 825:28 February 1974 – 16 March 1992 402:26 July 1974 – 10 September 1976 5449:Christian Action, Research and Education 2392:(Politico's, 2007; updated edition 2012) 2302:, with Nathalie Armin playing his wife. 2187:Owen was interviewed in 2012 as part of 1725:, Owen continued to lead a much smaller 1071:David Anthony Llewellyn Owen, Baron Owen 872:31 March 1966 – 8 February 1974 5088:Malicious Shooting or Stabbing Act 1803 3121:"David Owen in talks with Gordon Brown" 3055:Hennessy, Patrick (16 September 2007). 2458: 1801:dated 30 June 1992. As a member of the 1418:, and was consequently admitted to the 1341:Owen became Labour MP for the adjacent 639:14 July 1979 – 4 November 1980 30:For other people named David Owen, see 5151:Abortion Law Reform Association (ALRA) 4300:Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs 3812:The Psychiatrist April 2011 35:140–145 3638:Press Association (24 February 2016). 3296:(Supplement). 11 June 1994. p. 5. 2620:on 21 August 2013 – via YouTube. 2566: 2554: 2524: 2383:(Victor Gollancz, Harcourt Brace 1995) 1557:". 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Five months later, however, the 1363:From 1968 to 1970, Owen served as 1136:from 1988 to 1990. Appointed as a 703:4 May 1979 – 14 July 1979 25: 3489:. BBC Radio 4. 16 September 2016. 3487:"Contaminated Blood, The Reunion" 2911:"Who pulls the strings? (part 3)" 2657:. London: BBC News. 3 August 2001 2337:(Jonathan Cape and Praeger, 1981) 1906:, who successfully won the seat. 1847:Owen was approached privately by 1596:first-past-the-post voting system 1445:, which formed the basis for the 1113:for 26 years, from 1966 to 1992. 5839:British political party founders 5744:Fellows of King's College London 5031: 4822: 4811: 4810: 4645: 4286: 3975:Parliament of the United Kingdom 3949:David Owen resigns as SDP leader 3319:Meikle, James (19 August 2002). 2779:"UK considered killing Idi Amin" 2582:(London: Phoenix, 1999), p. 203. 1922:which supported leaving the EU. 1911:antisemitism in the Labour Party 1882:2011 Alternative Vote referendum 1490:election of a new Shadow Cabinet 1414:, as a Minister of State at the 1227:Owen was deeply affected by the 1214:Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge 1212:, Berkshire, he was admitted to 1056: 1039:Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge 5719:Alumni of King's College London 4768:Secretary of State for Foreign, 3908:David Owen: Personally Speaking 3733:. British Library Sound Archive 3338:Boseley, Sarah (14 June 2007). 3215:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) 2726:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) 2472:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) 2404:Time to Declare: Second Innings 2362:(Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1987) 2256:Owen was the Chancellor of the 2000:President of the European Union 1011: 5643:World League for Sexual Reform 5074:Abortion in the United Kingdom 4655:Secretary of State for Foreign 3664:Mason, Rowena (5 April 2016). 3439:. MySociety. 24 November 2016. 2850:"The Gang of Three hold talks" 2682:Youle, Emma (5 October 2016). 2496:Eaton, George (2 March 2014). 1576:Christopher Brocklebank-Fowler 1339:February 1974 general election 27:British politician (born 1938) 1: 5683:Abortion in the United States 3612:Demolder, Theo (1 May 2016). 3018:. 3 July 1992. p. 11255. 2909:Ronson, Jon (10 March 2001). 2883:. Vol. 08, no. 18. 2284:Owen was a main character in 2139:European Rapid Reaction Force 1929:Subsequent international role 1752:'s was still extant in 2006. 1206:Mount House School, Tavistock 3965:The NS Interview: David Owen 3556:. MySociety. 4 October 2016. 3538:. MySociety. 4 October 2016. 3045:(London: Pan, 2000), p. 305. 3032:(London: Pan, 1999), p. 691. 2856:. 19 January 1981. p. 1 2344:(Viking 1984, Praeger, 1985) 2217:Enterprises and affiliations 2076:Bad Blood: A Cautionary Tale 934:David Anthony Llewellyn Owen 782:Member of the House of Lords 5469:Catholic Church in Scotland 5176:Family Planning Association 3711:. The History of Parliament 2748:Caribbean Labour Solidarity 2107:(saying that he was "not a 2011:trial of Slobodan Milošević 1158:European Economic Community 32:David Owen (disambiguation) 5870: 5161:Marie Stopes International 3417:CampaignTB (15 May 2010). 2944:Election Battles 1945–1997 2940:"1983: Maggie's Landslide" 2828:. Routledge. p. 485. 2690:. Archant Community Media. 2035:Contaminated blood scandal 2021:Later political commentary 2013:, the former president of 464:Health and Social Security 313:Junior ministerial offices 29: 5029: 4877: 4805: 4643: 4243: 4230: 4222: 4215: 4198: 4193: 4183: 4173: 4165: 4148: 4143: 4138: 4128: 4119: 4111: 4101: 4092: 4084: 4074: 4065: 4057: 4052: 4042: 4024: 4016: 4006: 3988: 3980: 3973: 3967:New Statesman, 4 May 2010 3961:House of Lords (Archived) 2966:"SDP: Breaking the mould" 2838:– via Google Books. 2467:"Dr David Owen (Hansard)" 2294:, which premiered at the 2191:'s oral history project. 2189:The History of Parliament 1659:miners' strike of 1984–85 1447:Lancaster House Agreement 1279:In 1960, Owen joined the 1188:Owen was born in 1938 to 1064: 920: 916: 912: 908: 904: 865: 818: 791: 776: 769: 765: 757: 753: 696: 632: 621: 614: 610: 602: 598: 539: 469: 395: 329: 318: 311: 307: 299: 295: 254: 199: 161: 149: 142: 138: 91: 80: 68: 5849:Labour Party (UK) donors 5196:Abortion Support Network 4657:and Commonwealth Affairs 4139:Party political offices 4095:Shadow Foreign Secretary 3906:Harris, Kenneth (1988). 3210:"Retirements of Members" 3180:SY Briefing, 19 May 2017 3176:25 December 2017 at the 3107:In Sickness and in Power 2864:– via Google News. 2811:– via Google News. 2449:(Haus Publishing, 2021) 2298:; Owen was portrayed by 2143:Social Market Foundation 1494:Shadow Foreign Secretary 1328:general election in 1966 4177:Social Democratic Party 4152:Social Democratic Party 2740:Horsley, David (2019). 2669:his knowledge, he said. 2437:(Haus Publishing, 2014) 2342:A Future That Will Work 2314:The Politics of Defence 2258:University of Liverpool 2182:United States of Europe 2147:European Union Act 2011 2121:United States of Europe 1559:Social Democratic Party 1498:Shadow Energy Secretary 1140:in 1992, he sat in the 1116:Owen served as British 1107:Social Democratic Party 983:Social Democratic Party 249:Social Democratic Party 144:Party political offices 75:Official portrait, 2018 3943:The David Owen Archive 3245:Milosevic: A Biography 2881:London Review of Books 2376:(Michael Joseph, 1992) 2230: 1969:Clinton Administration 1958:Milosevic: A Biography 1884:he signed a letter in 1528: 1520: 1272: 1168:in November 1980 when 1166:unilateral disarmament 616:Shadow Cabinet offices 18:David Owen, Baron Owen 5739:Crossbench life peers 5678:Abortion in Australia 5523:Norman St John-Stevas 5252:Douglas Vernon Hubble 5171:Amnesty International 4828:Portal:United Kingdom 4150:Deputy Leader of the 2351:(Penguin Books, 1986) 2323:(Quartet Books, 1976) 2306:Selected publications 2224: 2162:the UK leaving the EU 2041:tainted blood scandal 1965:Vance–Owen Peace Plan 1769:1992 general election 1692: 1686:1987 general election 1671:social market economy 1612:early 1980s recession 1553:and the four as the " 1551:Limehouse Declaration 1527:Owen speaking in 1981 1526: 1518: 1486:1979 general election 1401:Tainted Blood Scandal 1377:1970 general election 1354:1979 general election 1275:Medicine and politics 1268:Apostles at Cambridge 1249: 1160:; he left the Labour 1044:King's College London 771:Parliamentary offices 247:Deputy Leader of the 5784:People from Plympton 5292:Walter L. Neustatter 4026:Member of Parliament 3990:Member of Parliament 3763:. 28 February 2022. 3421:– via YouTube. 3378:. 14 September 2016. 3358:"The Archer Inquiry" 3041:Sarah Curtis (ed.), 3028:Sarah Curtis (ed.), 2785:on 17 November 2006. 1977:Thorvald Stoltenberg 1731:Richmond by-election 1693:Full parties' merger 1605:, Owen spoke at the 1601:In 1982, during the 1580:SDP–Liberal Alliance 1322:Member of Parliament 1222:St Thomas's Hospital 1174:one member, one vote 1111:Member of Parliament 855:Member of Parliament 808:Member of Parliament 281:Position established 44:The Right Honourable 4210:Position abolished 4160:Position abolished 4078:The Lord Carrington 3829:on 2 September 2018 3247:by Adam Le Bor p185 2877:"The SDP's Chances" 2703:"taintedblood.info" 2425:Europe Restructured 2360:Personally Speaking 2253:from 1994 to 2001. 2239:Abbott Laboratories 2225:Owen at a march in 2155:Europe Restructured 1996:François Mitterrand 1984:European Parliament 1982:In early 1994, the 1811:Plymouth University 1779:, with the title, 1588:first past the post 1196:, near the city of 1156:'s attitude to the 724:The Lord Carrington 133:The Lord Carrington 5673:Abortion in Canada 5653:UN Population Fund 5342:Michael Winstanley 5327:Glanville Williams 4053:Political offices 4030:Plymouth Devonport 3787:"Robert Skidelsky" 3475:. 24 October 1992. 3473:The New York Times 3293:The London Gazette 3197:. 20 October 2019. 3015:The London Gazette 2972:. 25 January 2001. 2709:on 2 January 2007. 2280:In popular culture 2247:Republic of Guinea 2231: 2209:and others, about 1825:Conservative Party 1819:The Mail on Sunday 1739:Bootle by-election 1607:Bilderberg meeting 1529: 1521: 1488:and following the 1343:Plymouth Devonport 1297:Conservative Party 1243:. 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