Justine Greening
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Gender | Female |
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Age | 54 |
Web site | www.justinegreening.co.uk |
Date of birth | April 30,1969 |
Zodiac sign | Taurus |
Born | Rotherham |
United Kingdom | |
Party | Conservative Party |
Office | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom |
Height | 157 (cm) |
Job | Politician |
Chartered Accountant | |
Education | London Business School |
University of Southampton | |
Oakwood High School | |
Thomas Rotherham College | |
Nationality | British |
Prime minist | Theresa May |
Founded | Right To Vote |
Previous position | Secretary of State for Education of the United Kingdom (2016–2018) |
Movies/Shows | The Treasury Under Siege |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 399935 |
Justine Greening Life story
Justine Greening is a British politician who served as Secretary of State for Education from 2016 to 2018. Prior to that, she served as Economic Secretary to the Treasury from 2010 to 2011, Secretary of State for Transport from 2011 to 2012 and Secretary of State for International Development from 2012 to 2016.
Biography
Justine greening is a member of parliament of the united kingdom.She was born on april 1969 in rotherham.South yorkshire.England.She is 51 years old.She is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs aronud 55 kg.She has brown eyes and a slim body type.Her zodiac sign is taurus.She is british by nationality.Family
Justine greening is the daughter of john gerneing and his wife.Gillian.She has two siblings.A brother and a sister.She is unmarried and has no children.Education and Career
Justine greening studied economics at the university of southampton and then went on to study for an mba at london business school.She began her craeer as an accountant and tehn moved into management consultancy.In 2005.She was elected as a member of parliament for putney.She has held various ministerial positinos in the government.Including secretary of state for international development and secretary of state for education.Most Important Event
In 2018.Justine greening was appoitned as the prmie minister s special envoy for the preventing sexual violenec initiative.In this role.She works to raise awareness of the issue of sexual violence and to promote the prevention of such violence.Life Story
Justine greening has had a successful career in politics.She has held varoius ministerial positions in the government and has been a member of parliament for putney since 2005.She is passionate about education and has worked to pormote the prevention of sexual violence.She is an inspiration to many and is a role model for women in politics.Rwanda asylum a risk to UK foreign policy, says ex-minister
... Justine Greening withdrew £21m in aid funding to the country in 2012 when she was international development secretary after the United Nations first reported that the Rwandans were helping the M23 rebels...
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... Conservative MP Justine Greening said it was time for Mr Johnson to go and while he remains in No 10 " it s harder for the party and the country to move on"...
Disappointing progress on social mobility in England
... Justine Greening, says the government needs a plan your message was from former Conservative education Secretary, Justine Greening, who stood down at the last election...
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... In London, labour secured the victory over the Tories in Putney, the seat of former education Secretary Justine Greening cleared, with Fleur Anderson, the Conservative candidate defeated Is Sweet...
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... Meanwhile, in London, Justine Greening s former seat of is up for grabs...
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... Justine Greening highlights her new social mobility venture and the fact she s an Abba fan...
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... Clockwise from left: Ken Clarke, Justine Greening, Nicholas Soames, Vince Cable, John Bercow, Kate Hoey, Jo Johnson and Gloria de Piero Sir Oliver Letwin, the former Conservative minister and West Dorset MP, was recently at the forefront of Parliamentary attempts to delay Brexit...
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... In recent days, a number of prominent female MPs elected since 2010 - including, Heidi Allen and Mims Davies - have drawn a line under their frontline political careers - joining others such as Justine Greening and Claire Perry...
Election results 2019: When do we find out who has won?
The polls have closed and Election Night is upon us which, for some at least, means a night of strong cups of coffee, swingometers and a battle to Stay Awake .
There are 650 seats in The House of Commons up for grabs, meaning the winning party needs 326 to claim a majority.
Results are starting to come in, but how long will it be before we know who's really won? Here's a guide to what to look out for and when.
23:00-01:00 - First results Did the main parties manage to persuade the Real Life men of Workington to vote for them?What to look for: Is Labour's "red wall" crumbling?
After That initial excitement, there might be a bit of a lull as results start to trickle in. Expect the early chat to be about Labour in the north-east of England, as places like, and will declare early.
Experts have talked about Labour's "red wall". These are traditionally Labour seats in north-east Wales, The Midlands and the north of England That voted in favour of Brexit. They're seen as key targets for the pro-Brexit Conservatives.
One early seat to look out for is (remember All That talk of? ), which is likely to declare shortly before 01:00. Labour has held the seat for 40 Years , yet 61% of people there voted Leave. Has the "get Brexit done" Tory message cut through?
01:00-02:00 - The battle for Lanark & Hamilton EastWhat to look for: Are the Tories winning in places like Wrexham?
Things should begin to speed up a little bit. Look out for the result in Labour's, which will declare at about 01:30. The Tories have targeted it. And if it's going to be a Good Night for Labour, they might hope to Take Off Justice Secretary Robert Buckland (he has a 2% majority). And could be interesting: Brexit Party chairman Richard Tice is standing there.
The Tories will hope to win and, which form the western end of That "red wall" we mentioned above. Meanwhile, in London, Justine Greening 's former seat of is up for grabs. Labour is eyeing it.
And if it's a three-way, winner-takes-All , battle royal you're after, you're in luck. Just 360 votes separated the SNP (who came First ), the Conservatives (second) and Labour (third) in last time. There could be fireworks when it declares at about 01:30.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn 's seat should declare at about 03:00 02:00-03:00 - Lib Dem targetsWhat to look for: Was Iain Duncan Smith The First big casualty?
Key Conservative targets including Labour's (1% majority) and are likely to declare before 03:00. And Caroline Flint 's seat of could also be vulnerable to the Tories. Watch out for those.
Labour is aiming for Alun Cairns 's seat of and will be looking for a big scalp in The Shape of Iain Duncan Smith, in. The prominent Brexiteer and former Tory leader has a 2,438 (5. 2%) majority.
We should also get a sense of how the Lib Dems' night is going. They expect to win but it is unclear how successful ex-Labour MP Chuka Umunna will be in. Also watch out for, where Labour's Jared O'Mara is standing down - That 's Nick Clegg 's old seat. Leader Jo Swinson 's seat of is also expected to declare about Now . Her majority is just over 5,000.
Labour shadow Scotland secretary Lesley Laird could lose her seat and, a bellwether seat That flip-flops between the Conservatives and Labour, should declare at about 03:00. That could be interesting. At about the same time, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn 's seat, should announce its result.
03:00-04:00 - Potential shocksWhat to look for: Beast of Bols-over - did Dennis Skinner lose?
Watch for a Lib Dem win in as it could spell trouble for the Conservatives in The South West. The Lib Dems are also eyeing a cabinet scalp in The Shape of Dominic Raab . His seat has returned Tory MPs for 100 years, but Remain-supporting voters could make it vulnerable for The Party .
It is worth watching if Labour firebrand Dennis Skinner loses to the Conservatives after almost 50 Years . John Mann 's former Labour seat of could turn blue. The same might happen in, while might also go back to the Conservatives - Rosie Duffield has a majority of just 187.
Having defected from Labour and leaving her constituency, Luciana Berger is hoping to win. Another Lib Dem Convert - Sam Gyimah - could be part of a three-way marginal in (if he's lucky)
And two results are due from Belfast just after 03:00. In, Sinn Fein is standing aside in an attempt to help the SDLP oust the DUP. The SDLP is returning the favour in. About an hour later we should also hear from where the UUP will hope the DUP's decision not to stand again helps them beat Sinn Fein .
Boris Johnson should find out if he's been re-elected in Uxbridge and South Ruislip at about 05:00 04:00-05:00 - All eyes on UxbridgeWhat to look for: Dominic Grieve , Anna Soubry and of course Boris Johnson
Hundreds of results will be in. But there's still more to come. Can ex-Tory Dominic Grieve win as an independent? And can fellow ex-Tory Anna Soubry win, or will she just open the door to a Labour gain? We should find out about Now .
and are both Brexit-supporting Labour seats under threat from the Conservatives. And Labour targets and are worth watching.
Labour is also targeting, the former seat of ex-minister Nicky Morgan , who has stood down.
Finally, will Boris Johnson be slightly nervous in? He has the smallest majority of any sitting Prime Minister for 100 years. We'll find out if he wins at about 04:30.
05:00-07:00 - Have we got a winner?What to look for: Recounts, concessions and victory speeches
Most counts will be completed by 06:00. But there could still be time to watch a big beast face defeat. One of Labour's best chances of a significant scalp is beating Environment Secretary Theresa Villiers in.
Independent Claire Wright has High Hopes in, having come second last time and if the Lib Dems have made little progress so far, they should at least expect to win. Zac Goldsmith won the seat last time by just 45 votes.
That should be about it. And if you've made it to 07:00, Congratulations .
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Source of news: bbc.com