John Woodcock
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 2 years ago |
Date of birth | October 14,1978 |
Zodiac sign | Libra |
Born | Sheffield |
United Kingdom | |
Partner | Isabel Hardman |
Office | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom |
Spouse | Mandy Telford |
Parents | Gloria Pasquariello |
George Woodcock | |
Died | Longparish |
United Kingdom | |
Date of died | July 18,2021 |
Previous position | Shadow Minister for Young People of Government of the United Kingdom (2015–2015) |
Education | The University of Edinburgh |
Current partner | Isabel Hardman |
Position | Member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom since 2020 |
Children | 3 |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 408816 |
John Woodcock Life story
John Zak Woodcock, Baron Walney is a British politician and life peer who served as Member of Parliament for Barrow and Furness from 2010 to 2019.
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... This came after two former Labour MPs - Ian Austin and John Woodcock - said as Mr Corbyn was completely unfit to be PM...
News Daily: Dozens stranded by flooding and SNP pledges 'NHS Protection Bill'
... What the papers say Suggestions from former Labour MPs Ian Austin and John Woodcock that voters should back the Conservatives lead some papers...
The Papers: Ex-Labour MPs' plea to vote Tory and cash splurge
... Corbyn in Crisis is the headline after both Ian Austin and John Woodcock said Mr Corbyn was not fit to be prime minister...
General Election 2019: Voters should back PM - ex Labour MP
... Another ex-Labour MP, John Woodcock, said he would be voting Conservative at the election and urged others to do the same...
'A recovering politician' - the new Twitter life of former MPs
... John Woodcock tells his followers it was the honour of his life to have been MP for Barrow and Furness for nine years as well as signalling his new role as the government s special envoy on countering violent extremism...
News Daily: Dozens stranded by flooding and SNP pledges 'NHS Protection Bill'
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Floods leave dozens stranded overnight in shopping centreBedding down on food hall seats. . using rolled up clothes as pillows. . sharing midnight snacks. . Dozens of shoppers and staff are Waking Up after, having been unable to battle home through flood waters affecting much of South Yorkshire . The atmosphere? "Weird but communal," Disney Store worker Jodie Whelan tells us, as she tries to "make The Best out of an awful situation". Hers was among stores handing out drinks, while others opened late so people could buy pyjamas.
More Than 100 flood warnings remain in place across northern England, with rain causing serious disruption to roads and rail services. Sheffield City Council declared a major incident overnight, saying there was "some water" coming over The Top of The River Don's defences, while neighbouring Rotherham urged people not to travel as police worked to move those stranded in The Town 's Parkgate Shopping Park to "a place of safety". Forecasters say Friday will be generally drier and brighter across Yorkshire, at least.
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SNP launches campaign with 'NHS Protection Bill'The with a vow to introduce a bill blocking any UK government from using the NHS as a "bargaining chip" in trade talks. If passed, The Law would give devolved parliaments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland a veto on any subsequent trade deal. The UK government insisted the NHS will not be "on the table" during talks or in any way "up for sale". Separately, the to make it easier for doctors and nurses from overseas to work in the UK. Meanwhile, the scope of statutory maternity pay from nine to 12 months.
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'I pawned my nan's jewellery for a dating scammer'Amid calls for dating apps to do more to help prevent "romance fraud", the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme hears from out of various women. "He knew I was looking for a loving, meaningful relationship," says one, who pawned her late grandmother's jewellery and handed over £1,600 to Ivan Nkazi. He ran his scams like a business - using an index system to keep track of his Lies - before being jailed for three years for fraud and malicious communications. Figures suggest thousands of people each year are targeted by such scams.
Megan Rapinoe 's fight for equalityBy Eleanor Roper, Newsbeat sports reporter
Rapinoe is surprisingly small, a petite frame with a big smile. Her pink hair is styled in a quiff and she's wearing a denim jacket and black leather studded-leggings. At 34 she's by no means new to The Game of football, but this summer her star has risen to new heights.
Rapinoe finished The World Cup with six goals and three assists. In September, [she] was named Fifa Player of the Year alongside Lionel Messi . She used her acceptance speech to draw attention to a range of issues, including racism in sport. "If there's ever an instance of racism, if every single player on The Field is not outraged then to me they're part of the problem," she tells me.
What the papers saySuggestions from former Labour MPs Ian Austin and John Woodcock that voters should back the Conservatives lead some papers. "Vote Boris!" is how the Daily Express sums up their call for people to support Mr Johnson's party, while the Metro sees them "ganging up on Corbyn" - a reference to the Labour leader, Jeremy. Other papers focus on The Party 's election pledges, which the i sums up as "spend, spend, spend". Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror finds "another victim of heartless Tory cuts" in the form of an 88-year-old who spent six hours on a hospital trolley.
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