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Shaun Woodward

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wrote a public letter to Woodward on his resignation, in which he stated: "You have left a party whose members have given you their loyal support. You have done so for reasons not of integrity or of principle, but for your own careerist reasons. That is an attitude of which I am determined to rid our
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When news of Woodward's intention to stand reached St. Helens, a strong left-wing challenge was put forward in an attempt to deny the former Conservative the safe Labour seat. Neil Thompson of the Socialist Alliance and Michael Perry of the Socialist Labour Party both contested the St Helens South
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In the June 2001 general election, Woodward decided not to contest his Witney seat as a Labour candidate and instead found a safe Labour seat in
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said: "Shaun has decided for his own reasons to leave the party and no amount of sincerity or fake sincerity is going to hide that fact..."
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with responsibilities for the digital switchover for TV. On 28 June 2007, in his first cabinet, newly appointed Prime Minister
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After being sacked from the Tory front bench, on 20 December 1999, Woodward left the Conservative Party to move to the ruling
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In May 2005, Woodward was re-elected in St Helens South receiving 54% of the vote and his majority increased. However, the
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seat and received a total of 12% of the vote between them. Woodward won the seat with a much reduced 49% of the vote.
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Woodward was criticised by his former colleagues in the Conservative Party, including leader
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A former television researcher and producer, Woodward began his political career in the
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said Woodward would "soon become a dot on the horizon", whilst Conservative leader
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In November 2013 he announced that he would stand down from Parliament at the
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Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Creative Industries and Tourism
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He married Camilla Davan Sainsbury, daughter of former Conservative MP
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His current partner is Hollywood camera operator Luke Redgrave.
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appointed Woodward as the Northern Ireland Secretary, replacing
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named Woodward Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the
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Woodward's defection was welcomed by senior Labour figures.
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until 1999, when he was sacked for supporting the repeal of
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In March 2001, he was said to be the only Labour MP with a
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Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
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Following the 2005 election, Woodward was appointed
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Index

The Right Honourable

Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Gordon Brown
Peter Hain
Owen Paterson
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Creative Industries and Tourism
Tony Blair
James Purnell
Margaret Hodge
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Tony Blair
Barry Gardiner
Maria Eagle
Member of Parliament
St Helens South and Whiston
St Helens South
Gerry Bermingham
Marie Rimmer
Witney
Douglas Hurd
David Cameron
Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Bristol
Labour
Conservative
Ella
Alma mater
Jesus College, Cambridge
Harvard University

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