David T. C. Davies - Knowledge (XXG)

1315:'s traditional supporters; expanding on these views in a television interview he also expressed the opinion that "most parents would prefer their children not to be gay". He also expressed concerns in relation to educating children about same sex relationships, stating in a 2012 radio interview; "I just worry if children are going to be taught that isn't necessarily the norm, and that you can carry on doing all sorts of other things, are we going to have a situation where the teacher’s saying, ‘Right, this is straight sex, this is gay sex, feel free to choose, it's perfectly normal to want to do both. And you know, why not try both out?’ I mean, are we going to have that?" Davies said he was not bigoted, offering the defence that he had once fought an amateur boxing match against the "Pink Pounder", an openly gay boxer. 4345: 4531: 56: 845:"I wonder why you feel a homosexual who is attacked has more rights in the eyes of the law than an elderly lady or an elderly man?", among other questions, after the charity had presented its annual report to the committee. Stonewall representative Derek Walker responded by saying "We don't think any crime against an older person should be treated in a lesser way. Our survey shows it is a big issue in Wales and across the country. We have asked it to be prioritised in the same way racial crime is." Social Justice Minister 1068:- of breaking the ministerial code for filming a video in the Wales Office, where he said: "Do they want to spend £120m on Welsh taxpayers' money on creating dozens of extra Senedd members in Cardiff Bay? Or would they prefer to spend that money on employing more nurses, doctors, dentists and teachers? I know which side I'm on." The Welsh government has defended the plans, saying they are needed to better scrutinise their work which has grown significantly since the National Assembly was established in 1999. 1097:, Davies was confronted by a pro-Brexit activist, clearly unaware of his identity, who accused him of being a 'remoaner', a 'liar', a 'snowflake' and not a Brexiteer. Davies said that he had voted to leave in the referendum and had voted for Theresa May's failed Brexit withdrawal agreement. The two argued as Davies accused her of having "a big mouth and "access to a keyboard" and attempted to record the incident on the body camera that was strapped around his torso while she simultaneously filmed him. 1299:. In February Davies asked the Welsh Assembly Government's local government secretary if the Assembly had the power to alter the Blair government's bill to overturn the rule. In doing so he said "I must not be interpreted as homophobic, nor should my party. But I don't think schools should be encouraging homosexuality among people of 14 or 15 who are open to suggestions." Davies was told by the Assembly's local government secretary 939:, Davies gave evidence of his character, stating that Evans liked a drink and became jovial when intoxicated, unlike some people who have a dark side. Evans was Davies' best man at his 2003 wedding. In May 2013, Davies said of Evans: "He's been a good friend of mine for a lot of years. I am stunned by these allegations and find them impossible to believe." Evans was acquitted of sexual assaults in April 2014. 1360:-free tolls on a permanent basis. Davies said: "In normal circumstances I would be happy for a private company to run the bridges, but it's important to be pragmatic. It's clear that if the bridges are run by a state body, motorists and businesses would not have to pay VAT at 20% to drive across. The crossings are vital for the Welsh economy, and it's important to get them down as much as possible." 1271:. Davies claimed that "in the 1970s, everyone was predicting a forthcoming ice age". A study of the peer-reviewed literature on climate change published between 1965 and 1979 found just seven articles suggesting that the world might be cooling, and 44 proposing that it was likely to get warmer. The "emphasis on greenhouse warming", it concludes, "dominated the scientific literature even then". 792:, and was again the only member of the Welsh Conservatives elected on a constituency ballot, and received the largest vote of any candidate in Wales. He was appointed as the Welsh Conservative Education spokesperson by Nicke Bourne shortly after. He was also handed the role as Conservative Equal Opportunities spokesperson, and placed on the Assembly's Equal Opportunities Committee. 1871: 1756: 623:

recall of Parliament to discuss the riots across England and also served on patrols in London that week in his role as a special constable. He called for the police to be encouraged to take tougher action during the riots. He resigned in 2015, after serving nine years as a special constable, because of rules about police officers taking part in politics.

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are using slightly different temperature gauges, the areas in which we are using them have moved, some of the areas that they are in have changed over the years, and they can be subject to something called the urban heat island effect or to other natural factors. So there has not really been an increase since 1998."

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quoted in the South Wales Evening Post as describing the material as "obscene" and asking "what impact could have on young people?". He was investigated by the Independent Adviser on Standards of Conduct for misusing Assembly stationary to invite people to see this display, but the case was dismissed.

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During a political discussion on climate change in 2016, Davies argued that temperature increases could be explained by the use of different thermometers. He stated that the level of global temperature increase was "perfectly possible to explain away, because we are not comparing 'like with like'. We

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In May of the same year, Davies became the first member of the Commons to voluntarily make his expense claims public. They were scrutinised by an independent panel which he had assembled and it emerged that Davies had claimed £475 for furniture for his London apartment, in addition to the monies paid

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Davies has criticised reform of the Gender Recognition Act, stating that it would have "a profound impact on the rights of others to maintain sex-based boundaries, protections and rights”. In 2019 he said that trans rights were "overriding those of women" and that trans activism is "barking mad". In

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that the bill was primary legislation, and that the assembly had no power to alter it. Shortly therafter, Davies set up a stall inside the Assembly building, presenting pre-Section 28 educational materials produced by local authorities discussing gay people in sex and relationships education. He was

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officer for suggesting police should prioritise non-English speaking victims of crime amongst other vulnerable groups for personal visits from officers. Davies described the suggestion as "appalling and discriminatory". Davies suggested that the police could save money by not paying for interpreters

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of failing to listen to the concerns of backbenchers and the people who elected them. Earlier, in January of the same year, Davies referred to some communities as having imported "barbaric views on women". Commenting on a rape case, Davies said that upbringing could be a major factor although he saw

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reported that Davies had claimed £2,000 of taxpayers' money and paid it to his family's haulage firm. Davies defended his actions in an interview, denying any wrongdoing and explaining to BBC Wales that his family's firm had been paid to provide postage and produce publicity material at short notice

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Davies also criticised the government's approach to pursuing low carbon energy saying, "an unholy coalition of environmentalists working with big businesses have persuaded various British ministers to phase out cheap electricity from coal and gas and replace it with non-CO2 generating alternatives

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Davies said that most of the people attempting to enter the UK via Calais were not refugees fleeing war, but were economic migrants "mostly young men, mostly with mobile phones, chancing their luck". Davies attracted media attention in October 2016 with a tweet suggesting refugees to the UK should

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in March 2007. On his third patrol he searched a man 'acting suspiciously' and found a handgun. In August 2011, Davies wrote about his experiences on riot duty and lamented that police were ordered not to go out alone in uniform for safety reasons. Davies had to return from a short holiday for the

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Davies was consistently critical of attempts to grant more powers to the Welsh Assembly, publishing a leaflet in 2002 which stated "Only one in four people voted for devolution in the referendum, so it would be grossly unfair to turn the Assembly into a Parliament by stealth. I believe no further

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were able to negotiate a £500 million support package to keep TATA Steel's operations open, but which would lead to the closure of two blast furnaces and the opening of an electric arc furnace. In an interview, Davies said without the government's offer TATA would have closed – but their

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made against him. He insisted that this would be temporary, and that .Davies, as his deputy, would stand in until the matter was resolved. Davies stood in the role for a total of 5 days, between 5 August and 10 August, before the Assembly Conservative group elected to appoint

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Davies speaks Welsh, after learning the language as a beginner when he was elected to the National Assembly for Wales. He was awarded the accolade of Welsh Speaker of the Year and was the first AM to address the Welsh Language Society, Cymdeithas Yr Iaith Gymraeg, in Welsh.

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as the group's temporary leader, over Davies. Later that month, Bourne would reshuffle the Welsh Conservative's frontbench roles. Davies retained his role as Chief Whip in this reshuffle, as well as being handed the portfolio for Environment, Transport and Planning.

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In May 2010, Davies was described by a rival Labour candidate, Hamish Sandison, as being on the "far right of the Conservative Party", which Davies described as an attempt to smear him as "some sort of Nazi" for raising concerns over immigration. A critic of the

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Hinsliff, Gaby (26 August 2001). "Focus: Conservatives in crisis: Spectre of race haunts Tory battlegrounds: With the BNP derailing Duncan Smith and Thatcher sabotaging Clarke, we may not see an effective Opposition leader until 2005, reports Gaby Hinsliff".

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In 2019, Davies said that he fully accepted the link between carbon dioxide and climate change. He also said he supported the UK government's intention to become carbon neutral by 2050. In August 2019, Davies criticised the British band

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January 2018, Davies tweeted, "Somebody possessing a penis and pair of testicles is definitely not a woman ... This should be a biological fact not a matter for political debate." In response he was accused of being a transphobe by the

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In April 2004, Davies was removed as Welsh Conservative Equal Opportunities Spokesperson, after he walked out of, and subsequently resigned from, the Assembly's Equal Opportunities Committee. He had reportedly asked a representative of

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and is an advocate of tough measures to deal with criminality. Davies is also Vice-Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary China Group and a member of the All-Party Parliamentary British-German Group. In January 2012, the Prime Minister

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He married Aliz Harnisföger, who is Hungarian, in October 2003 in Monmouth, and they have three children. A keen sportsman, Davies has fought in several charity boxing matches as "The Tory Tornado" and is a former president of the

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had described his remarks as "offensive", at which point Davies reportedly left, describing the committee as "a total waste of time" and said "I simply can't go on". He was replaced as Equal Opportunities Spokesperson by

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powers should be given to the Welsh Assembly without a further referendum, and that referendum should also include a question, 'Should we get rid of the Assembly altogether'?" He did so after fellow Conservative AM

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Betts, Clive (12 January 2002). "TORIES DIVIDED ON WHETHER ASSEMBLY SHOULD HAVE MORE POWERS; POLITICS: CONSERVATIVE AM BRINGS OUT PAMPHLET ATTACKING PROPOSALS TO CREATE A WELSH PARLIAMENT WITH LAW-MAKING POWERS".

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In 2000, Davies was investigated by the Independent Adviser on Standards of Conduct for misusing Assembly stationary to invite people to see a display he had put together in the Assembly to oppose to repeal of

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In August 2012, Davies said that he had been persuaded that continuing with a private operator was not in the interests of bridge users, and called on his own government to take state control of the two

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for the annual Monmouth show, that they had not profited, and that he had subsequently used a specialist company in London for the production of such material where the costs were significantly higher.

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language in schools. On his web page, he states his opinion 'that people who come to this country should learn English and be expected to work and to fit in with our rules, culture and traditions'.

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under their Basic Income pilot. Davies, describing the request as "highly irresponsible" and "indefensible", and arguing the move would "incentivise human traffickers", declined to approve it.

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under their Basic Income pilot. Davies, describing the request as "highly irresponsible" and "indefensible", and arguing the move would "incentivise human traffickers", declined to approve it.

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In late 2023, TATA Steel announced plans to close its operations in South Wales, which would have led to thousands of job losses and the end of primary steel making. The UK Government's

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In November 2000, Davies' retained his responsibilities for Environment and Transport, but lost his responsibilities for local government and planning, with these going to colleague

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In November 2001, Davies was reshuffled away from the role of Chief Whip for the Welsh Conservatives, instead being placed on the Welsh Assembly's economic development committee.

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Shipton, Martin; Buchanan, Kirsty (2 May 2003). "ASSEMBLY ELECTION 2003: 5AM SPECIAL: IT'S LABOUR!; RHODRI HAS OVERALL MAJORITY IN HIS SIGHTS ON NIGHT OF REGAINS FROM PLAID".

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In October 2016, Davies said that a child migrant arriving in the UK from Calais had "lines around his eyes and looks older than I am." Davies appeared on ITV's

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Davies called for a debate in Parliament on climate change in 2013 in which he questioned the scientific evidence for the role of human factors in

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onwards. After his election to the UK parliament, his role as Welsh Conservative Spokesperson on Education in the Assembly was re-assigned to

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In October 2019, commenting on his interventions following the Speaker's refusal to permit a debate on the Government's Brexit agreement,

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In April 2023 the Welsh Government wrote to Davies, asking for his consent for legal aid and £1,600 monthly payments to be given to some

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In April 2023 the Welsh Government wrote to Davies, asking for his consent for legal aid and £1,600 monthly payments to be given to some

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which issued a statement describing the test as "inaccurate, inappropriate and unethical". The suggestion was also criticised by the

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described it as "outrageous hypocrisy" - stating that Conservative governments had not held referendums on any European treaties.

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event to be run in Wales which passed through his Monmouth constituency, arguing that business losses should be compensated for.

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announced his appointment as a representative of the UK delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.

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by 4,527 votes, and remained the MP for the constituency until the July 2024 election. On 18 May 2005 he made his

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later issued a correction, after wrongly attributing a disparaging comment on travellers made in 1999 to Davies.

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In August 2024 it was reported that Davies was seeking work as an advisor to Conservative Member of the Senedd

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on his election. After the 2015 general election, he was returned unopposed the chairmanship of the committee.

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was no longer a member of the Conservative Party's welsh campaign team, which Davies had helped to recruit.

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In September 2003, it was announced that Davies had been selected to run as the Conservative candidate for

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As an opponent of the concept of a new Welsh assembly, Davies helped to set up the 'No' campaign in the

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for going on a world tour, accusing them of hypocrisy after producing a song about climate change.

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group, who described his comment as "abhorrent and out of kilter" with the Conservative Party.

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In August 2023 Davies was reported to South Wales police during a consultation on potential

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could ever have" on television. He further described the CRE's as having "coined the phrase

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This article is about the former MP for Monmouth. For the MP for Goole and Pocklington, see

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Department of the Official Report (Hansard), House of Commons, Westminster (18 May 2005).

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Berry, Brendan (12 September 1997). "BLAIR URGES WELSH TO EMULATE SCOTS' ON DEVOLUTION".

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for Monmouth, the seat he held in the Welsh Assembly. He defeated the sitting Labour MP

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by 2050 and that he fully accepted the link between carbon dioxide and climate change.

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Davies campaigned for Brexit. In May 2019, while attempting a television interview on

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described Davies as "one of the dimmest people in parliament – even the sheep in his

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stood as leader of the Conservative Group in the Assembly down to contest charges of

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on 19 October to defend dental checks, but became engaged in a heated exchange with

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it as "not an Islamic issue... let me be quite clear, and it's not a racial issue".

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In June 2015, Davies strongly criticised the planning and organisation of the first

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described the attempt as " contrary to all British precedent" while Wales Secretary

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Davies gained a higher profile and decided to run as the Conservative candidate for

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Shortly after, Davies spotted attempted to hold a Wales-specific referendum on the

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Clarke, Michael (5 August 1999). "RICHARDS STANDS DOWN TO FIGHT ASSAULT CHARGE".

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have dental checks to determine their age. His view was criticised by the

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if he believed the assembly should be granted primary legislative powers.

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Richard, Hazlewood (16 May 2003). "TORIES HAND TOUGH TASK TO AM DAVIES".

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In December 2020, when it was announced that the EU and UK had reached a

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Walters, Brian (5 April 2000). "Tory warning over gays clause perils".

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Buchanan, Susan (9 February 2000). "Tory's Section 28 bid rejected".

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Buchanan, Kirsty (21 May 2003). "AM USES HAIN'S LAW TO AMBUSH HIM".

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Davies has been a critic of a number of national charities, such as

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to promote the Conservative Party election pledge to abolish the

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In 2000, Davies opposed the Blair governments' overturning of

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for non-English speaking victims of crime. When criticised by

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In 2012, Davies opposed his Government's plans to introduce

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In May 2012, during a phone-in on the Jeremy Vine show on

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In August 2001, Davies made a statement clarifying that

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In May 2024, Davies was accused by his counterpart -

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Conservative Party (UK) MPs for Welsh constituencies

3540:"Deputy PM defends gypsy and traveller site leaflet" 504:(born 27 July 1970) is a British politician who was 4828: 4807: 4756: 4698: 4652: 4611: 4570: 4554: 4538: 4503: 4401: 4352: 4217: 3593:"Police rule out action over MP Gypsy site leaflet" 2692:"MP David Davies volunteers to reveal his expenses" 1655:"Welsh MPs to attend UK riots debate in Parliament" 1154:after she advocated the compulsory teaching of the 481: 469: 461: 434: 424: 401: 396: 380: 368: 345: 333: 321: 298: 286: 274: 255: 243: 225: 206: 188: 176: 164: 141: 123: 111: 99: 87: 69: 41: 5002:Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom 1870:Cordon, Gavin; Bristow, Michael (10 August 1999). 1454: 984:In June 2010 Davies was appointed Chairman of the 586:. After leaving school in 1988 he worked for the 4135:Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales 4019:Welsh Affairs Select Committee, House of Commons 658:, finishing in second place 15,248 votes behind 526:Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales 125:Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales 3591:Phelps, Shelley; Deans, David (8 August 2023). 858:Election to the UK Parliament and Dual Mandate 4732: 4472: 4195: 3565:Adu, Aletha; Mason, Rowena (10 August 2023). 3099:"Welsh language row erupts on BBC radio show" 1559: 1557: 1011:On 7 July 2022, following the resignation of 829:as "one of the best recruiting sergeants the 8: 1161:Davies was criticised in 2015 for using the 3063: 3061: 2517:"MP Nigel Evans cleared of sexual assaults" 1215:In August 2017, Davies criticised a senior 1175:and in an article by Dr Mark Elliot at the 763:2001 Conservative Party leadership election 137:16 December 2019 – 25 October 2022 4739: 4725: 4717: 4479: 4465: 4457: 4202: 4188: 4180: 4037: 3640: 3638: 2767:. 19 April 2023 – via www.bbc.co.uk. 1405: 1403: 1007:July 2022 United Kingdom government crisis 1001:July 2022 United Kingdom government crisis 878:giving a history of his constituency from 54: 38: 3677:"YOUR MP WRITES: Monmouth's David Davies" 2072:"Tory leader reshuffles front bench team" 1685:"MPs asked to leave Special Constabulary" 1195:, and the test was also ruled out by the 902:Once elected to Parliament he joined the 524:from 2010 to 2019. Davies also served as 4932:Conservative Party members of the Senedd 2759: 2757: 732:. The case was dismissed shortly after. 650:He unsuccessfully contested the seat of 571:, London, to Peter and Kathleen Davies ( 3738:Mulholland, Hélène (10 December 2012). 3242:Afifi-Sabet, Keumars (9 January 2015). 3161:. David-davies.org.uk. 8 January 2015. 1373: 1309:same-sex marriage in the United Kingdom 825:In February 2004, Davies described the 239:13 February 2020 – 8 July 2022 202:8 July 2022 – 8 September 2022 3657:from the original on 17 September 2013 3376:from the original on 27 September 2018 3303:Wilkinson, Michael (19 October 2016). 2025:"High-flying Glyn left on the shelf". 270:8 June 2010 – 6 November 2019 83:25 October 2022 – 5 July 2024 3776:Kelleher, Patrick (28 October 2022). 3771: 3769: 3767: 3752:from the original on 31 December 2013 3645:Monbiot, George (16 September 2013). 3497:from the original on 18 February 2019 3346:from the original on 26 February 2017 3315:from the original on 11 February 2017 3284:from the original on 3 September 2015 3079:from the original on 18 February 2019 2804:Mansfield, Mark (16 September 2023). 2298: 2296: 2294: 2267: 2265: 2263: 2208: 2206: 2005: 2003: 1987: 1985: 1969: 1967: 1965: 1926:"WELSH LEADER SHAKES UP TORY GROUP". 1824: 1822: 1806: 1804: 1356:so motorists and businesses can have 1193:British Association of Social Workers 953:constituency. He lost, with Labour's 572: 7: 3903:from the original on 12 October 2014 3814:from the original on 8 February 2017 3467:from the original on 8 February 2019 3437:from the original on 8 February 2019 3406:from the original on 6 February 2017 3254:from the original on 2 February 2017 3196:from the original on 2 February 2017 2964:from the original on 7 November 2019 2702:from the original on 12 October 2014 2527:from the original on 3 November 2018 2436:from the original on 2 November 2008 1695:from the original on 22 October 2019 1635:from the original on 11 October 2014 1512:from the original on 4 February 2019 1449: 1447: 935:During the trial of fellow Welsh MP 451: 3223:from the original on 7 January 2017 3184:Kherbane, Rabah (9 February 2015). 3165:from the original on 7 January 2017 3046:from the original on 7 January 2016 2363:from the original on 27 August 2007 2099:"RESHUFFLE WAS NO SNUB SAYS TORY". 1731:; the campaign is misdated to 1999. 1665:from the original on 7 January 2016 1605:from the original on 30 August 2007 1471:10.1093/ww/9780199540884.013.U12994 1465:. A & C Black. 2022. 1432:. Jewish Chronicle. 27 January 2023 1384:. Leave Means Leave. Archived from 949:In July 2024, Davies contested the 567:Davies was born on 27 July 1970 in 516:from 2005 to 2024. A member of the 4942:People educated at Bassaleg School 3833:@DavidTCDavies (27 January 2018). 3069:"Row over MP's rape case comments" 2606:"Welsh MP expense claims released" 2557:from the original on 20 March 2017 2455:Mason, Rowena (3 September 2013). 2424:"MP defends police race criticism" 2404:from the original on 2 August 2018 1944:"Bourne snubs Richards in cabinet" 1410:Hayward, Will (19 December 2019). 1275:such as wind, solar and nuclear." 1061:operations have now been "saved". 25: 3835:"a penis and a pair of testicles" 3516:Scott, Jennifer (3 August 2023). 3425:Walker, Peter (19 October 2016). 3010:"Tory candidate 'Nazi smear' row" 2662:"Many MPs 'considered resigning'" 2497:from the original on 9 April 2014 1783:"Jones warning over Tory victory" 1717:. David Davies MP. Archived from 1595:"Tory MP makes loaded gun arrest" 1575:from the original on 21 July 2014 1542:from the original on 16 June 2018 1054:Department for Business and Trade 920:In 2013 Davies voted against the 911:National Black Police Association 317:5 May 2005 – 30 May 2024 190:Lord Commissioner of the Treasury 4529: 4343: 4083:Parliament of the United Kingdom 3985:Parliament of the United Kingdom 3975:Welsh Conservative Party profile 3925:Gleick, Peter (7 January 2017). 3334:Merrick, Rob (19 October 2016). 3215:Elliott, Mark (8 January 2015). 2972:– via www.theguardian.com. 2933:from the original on 23 May 2019 2672:from the original on 21 May 2009 2304:"AM walks out in gay rights row" 2256:. 26 September 2003. p. 14. 1905:"Tory member protests "gagging"" 1123:post-Brexit free trade agreement 600:Welsh Amateur Boxing Association 364:6 May 1999 – 3 May 2007 34:David Davis (British politician) 4749:Conservative Party MPs in Wales 3802:Hern, Alex (10 December 2012). 2952:Crace, John (21 October 2019). 2740:"The Rt Hon David TC Davies MP" 2632:"MPs' Expenses: Right to Reply" 2400:. UK Parliament. 18 June 2015. 2118:. 14 November 2001. p. 16. 2103:. 14 November 2001. p. 17. 2056:"Tories urged to back Clarke". 1502:"UK: Wales: AMs – David Davies" 988:. He is a former member of the 909:In 2008, Davies criticised the 790:2003 National Assembly election 447: 18:David Davies (Welsh politician) 4927:Secretaries of State for Wales 4488:Secretaries of State for Wales 2489:Shipton, Martin (7 May 2013). 2359:. Publications.parliament.uk. 2029:. 2 November 2000. p. 10. 1889:"Bourne takes Tory hot seat". 1456:"Davies, David Thomas Charles" 1163:Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack 904:Welsh Affairs Select Committee 827:Commission for Racial Equality 610:Service as a Special Constable 522:Welsh Affairs Select Committee 508:from 2022 to 2024. He was the 258:Welsh Affairs Select Committee 27:British politician (born 1970) 1: 3955:official constituency website 2010:"Conduct case is dismissed". 1845:"Special Report Welsh Tories" 1032:appointment as Prime Minister 990:Home Affairs Select Committee 926:British military intervention 788:Davies was re-elected at the 636: 4162:Secretary of State for Wales 3133:David Davies MP for Monmouth 2060:. 29 August 2001. p. 7. 1893:. 11 August 1999. p. 2. 1485:UK public library membership 1249:Monmouthshire County Council 1036:Secretary of State for Wales 1022:Secretary of State for Wales 1013:Secretary of State for Wales 888:2007 Welsh Assembly election 801:Government of Wales Act 1998 693:1999 Welsh Assembly Election 530:Member of the Welsh Assembly 506:Secretary of State for Wales 71:Secretary of State for Wales 4947:People from Monmouth, Wales 3990:Contributions in Parliament 3219:. Public Law for Everyone. 2330:"Tory resigns over gay row" 2273:"Tory walks out in gay row" 2252:"TORIES NAME AM FOR SEAT". 924:government on the issue of 697:National Assembly for Wales 502:David Thomas Charles Davies 5018: 4992:Welsh-speaking politicians 4987:British special constables 3969:Conservative Party profile 1929:Local Government Chronicle 1815:. 14 May 1999. p. 16. 1189:British Dental Association 1004: 799:, using Section 36 of the 549:2016 membership referendum 528:from 2019 to 2022, and as 31: 4527: 4494: 4341: 4168: 4159: 4151: 4141: 4132: 4124: 4119: 4096: 4088: 4081: 4071: 4052: 4047: 4040: 2386:. 11 May 2005. p. 8. 2229:"Government of Wales Act" 2184:. 14 May 2003. p. 2. 2014:. 19 May 2000. p. 4. 1872:"No Headline In Original" 1757:"No Headline In Original" 1026:On 25 October 2022, upon 614:Davies was sworn in as a 588:British Steel Corporation 495: 392: 357: 310: 263: 232: 227:Assistant Government Whip 195: 130: 76: 65: 53: 2638:. London. Archived from 2254:Daily Post (North Wales) 2164:. 3 May 2003. p. 5. 2116:Daily Post (North Wales) 2058:South Wales Evening Post 2027:South Wales Evening Post 2012:South Wales Evening Post 1994:South Wales Evening Post 1976:South Wales Evening Post 1891:South Wales Evening Post 1813:South Wales Morning Post 957:winning by 3,338 votes. 797:EU Constitutional Treaty 620:British Transport Police 4114:Constituency abolished 3491:London Evening Standard 2382:"TORIES IN RESHUFFLE". 1811:"Bourne is given job". 1569:David Davies MP website 1327:"Politicised" charities 1177:University of Cambridge 1106:political sketchwriter 1034:, Davies was appointed 986:Welsh Affairs Committee 980:Welsh Affairs Committee 922:Cameron–Clegg coalition 898:UK Parliamentary career 60:Official portrait, 2022 4353:Also attended meetings 3129:"MP Talks Immigration" 862:He was elected at the 748:British National Party 695:he was elected to the 642: 539:A vocal critic of the 340:Constituency abolished 2239:The National Archives 1167:Human Rights Act 1998 976:to his family firm. 864:2005 general election 820:2005 General Election 776:asked First Minister 703:and Chief Whip under 672:devolution referendum 656:1997 general election 634: 4997:British Eurosceptics 4099:Member of Parliament 4010:Record in Parliament 1689:www.policeoracle.com 1205:Good Morning Britain 880:Geoffrey of Monmouth 835:institutional racism 716:grievous bodily harm 691:. At the inaugural 666:Just Say No Campaign 590:and served with the 510:Member of Parliament 375:Constituency created 347:Member of the Senedd 300:Member of Parliament 44:The Right Honourable 4982:Wales AMs 2003–2007 4977:Wales AMs 1999–2003 4325:Chris Heaton-Harris 3965:18 May 2010 at the 3463:. 18 October 2016. 3461:The Daily Telegraph 3402:. 19 October 2016. 3372:. 19 October 2016. 3309:The Daily Telegraph 3248:The Huffington Post 3075:. 28 January 2010. 2837:. 17 September 2023 2785:. 19 September 2023 2636:The Daily Telegraph 2432:. 29 October 2008. 1763:. 19 September 1997 1571:. 5 December 2005. 1538:. 24 October 2013. 1321:LGBT+ Conservatives 1217:Metropolitan Police 1184:2015 refugee crisis 1182:In response to the 968:The Daily Telegraph 701:Welsh Conservatives 646:Pre-Assembly Career 635:Official portrait, 536:from 1999 to 2007. 4861:David T. C. Davies 4335:David T. C. Davies 4120:Political offices 3863:. 28 January 2018. 3687:on 6 February 2019 3493:. 27 August 2017. 2990:. 24 December 2020 2907:. 2 September 2024 2234:legislation.gov.uk 2080:. 13 November 2001 1721:on 8 December 2010 1661:. 10 August 2011. 1631:. 13 August 2011. 1388:on 24 October 2017 1313:Conservative party 1112:Welsh constituency 643: 518:Conservative Party 48:David T. C. 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