Angus MacNeil
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 53 |
Date of birth | July 21,1970 |
Zodiac sign | Cancer |
Born | Barra |
United Kingdom | |
Spouse | Jane MacNeil |
Party | Scottish National Party |
Office | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom |
Job | Teacher |
Spokesperson | |
Civil engineer | |
Official site | parliament.uk |
Position | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom |
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom since 2005 | |
Education | University of Strathclyde |
Major | 2,438 |
Books | HC 692 - Future of Carbon Capture and Storage in the UK |
Profess | Civil Engineer, reporter, teacher |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 403788 |
Angus MacNeil Life story
Angus Brendan MacNeil is a Scottish politician serving as the independent Member of Parliament for Na h-Eileanan an Iar covering the Outer Hebrides. He was elected as the Scottish National Party candidate in 2005.
MP Lisa Cameron defected to Tories in tantrum, says SNP president
... Dismissing concerns Meanwhile, Mr Russell said Western Isles MP Angus Macneil should also stand down for a by-election to be held...
Energy firms holding £8. 1bn of customers' money
... Companies can hold onto those overpayments, but MP Angus Macneil accused them of holding " too much money" and " sitting on a nest egg"...
MPs call for energy bill help to stave off winter crisis
... Angus Macneil, the chair of the committee, said: " The nights are now drawing in and many of our most vulnerable people will be haunted by harrowing memories of the relentless sacrifices they were forced into last year, just to keep their heads above water in the face of exorbitant energy costs...
Angus MacNeil: SNP MP announces expulsion from party after chief whip row
...By George WrightBBC NewsMP Angus Macneil has announced he has been expelled from the SNP after he was suspended from its Westminster group last month...
Extra energy bill scheme was 'staggering failure', says MP
... MP Angus Macneil said the government should reopen the scheme, saying it had " missed the most vulnerable"...
Calls for Nicola Sturgeon to be suspended from SNP following arrest
... SNP MP Angus Macneil joined opposition parties in calling for Ms Sturgeon to be suspended from the party - saying " this soap-opera has gone far enough"...
UK plays down Brexit link in US steel tariff row
... " She was answering a question from the SNP MP and chair of the International Trade Committee, Angus Macneil, who said: " Does she welcome America keeping control? " - a reference to the Brexiteer slogan that Brexit would allow the UK to " Take Back Control"...
The SNP MSP, says election win, could the independence of mandate'
... they include SNP MP Angus Macneil and Inverclyde councillor Chris McEleny, who have argued that the party to win a majority of Scottish seats in an election would be enough for independence in the forthcoming negotiations with the British government...
MP Lisa Cameron defected to Tories in tantrum, says SNP president
An MP who defected from The SNP to The Tories over bullying claims was having a " tantrum" The SNP president says.
Mike Russell rejected Lisa Cameron 's claims that a " toxic" culture in The Party had affected her Mental Health .
Dr Cameron was facing an SNP selection contest to remain as candidate for East Kilbride , Strathaven and Lesmahagow at The Next general election.
Mr Russell said her constituency party lost faith in and her " unsubstantiated" claims should be examined.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak welcomed Dr Cameron - a former NHS Clinical Psychologist - After she announced she had joined The Conservatives on Thursday.
SNP leader Humza Yousaf called on her to step down to allow a by-election.
In her departure statement, Dr Cameron rowed back on her support for Scottish independence and described it as " divisive".
Mr Russell told BBC Radio's programme that Dr Cameron 's relationship with The SNP had " become more and more fraught over The years".
He Said : " Lisa's decision is her decision, but I regard it as absolutely bizarre and I think it does call into question all sort of things. "
Mr Russell said The SNP needed to Focus On The big issues in Scotland and " not what seems to be a rather odd tantrum from somebody who was going to lose their seat and lose their nomination. "
He added: " That was absolutely Clear - The constituency party had lost faith in her, and I think That Kind of ego-driven politics is deeply unattractive. "
Dr Cameron 's defection came After The SNP were defeated by Labour in The Last week.
She Said a " toxic and bullying SNP Westminster group" resulted in her requiring counselling for a year and caused " significant deterioration" in her health including The need for GP-prescribed antidepressants.
However, The SNP president challenged this.
Mr Russell told The Bbc : " I think Lisa's claims are unsubstantiated and what we need to Focus On is reality.
" I have The Greatest sympathy for anybody in those circumstances, but their claim for how they arose, when they make that claim publicly, has to be regrettably examined. "
He Said The East Kilbride , Strathaven and Lesmahagow MP should Stand Down to allow for a by-election in The constituency.
'Dismissing concerns'Meanwhile, Mr Russell said Western Isles MP Angus Macneil should also Stand Down for a by-election to be held.
In August, Mr MacNeil announced he would.
Mr Russell said: " He has changed his position and that requires a new mandate, just as The People in East Kilbride are entitled to ask to exercise their mandate. "
Lisa Cameron claimed previously that she had been " ostracised" by The SNP After speaking out over The .
At The Time , she did not rule out standing down and triggering a by-election if she did not win The SNP nomination.
Scottish Conservatives chairman Craig Hoy told The Bbc that Mr Russell was " dismissing The concerns raised by Lisa Cameron in The Most high-handed of ways. "
He added: " She is a brave and committed constituency MP and I think she's been right in saying we need to show more empathy in politics and Focus On less division. "
He Said that there was no need for a by-election as " other parties have welcomed new MPs without one".
Mr Hoy added: " The Party that loses an MP in an defection always demands a by-election, but it's not always necessary part of Our Constitution .
" She will continue to represent her constituents in The same way she has done in The Last Four Years . "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com