Lindsay Hoyle
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| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age | 66 |
| Date of birth | June 10,1957 |
| Zodiac sign | Gemini |
| Born | Adlington |
| United Kingdom | |
| Spouse | Catherine Swindley |
| Office | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom |
| Party | Labour Party |
| Parents | Doug Hoyle |
| Children | Natalie Lewis-Hoyle |
| Emma Hoyle | |
| Natalie Hoyle | |
| Job | Politician |
| Official site | parliament.uk |
| Position | Speaker of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom |
| Speaker of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom since 2019 | |
| Education | Lord's Independent School |
| Anderton Primary School | |
| Nationality | British |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 449699 |
Lindsay Hoyle Life story
Sir Lindsay Harvey Hoyle is a British politician who has served as Speaker of the House of Commons since 2019 and as Member of Parliament for Chorley since 1997. Before his election as Speaker, he was a member of the Labour Party.
Career of Lindsay Hoyle
Lindsay hoyle is a memebr of parliament of the unietd kingdom and the deputy speaker of the house of commons. He was first elected to represent the chorley constituency in 1997.Family of Lindsay Hoyle
Lindsay hoyle is married to catehrine and is father to two sons. Nathan and jordan.Education of Lindsay Hoyle
Lindsay ohyle attended wigan mining and technical college. Studying for a diploma in electrical and electronic engineering. He graduated in 1983.Political Career of Lindsay Hoyle
Lindsay hoyle was first elected in 1997 as the lbaour emmber of parliament for chorley. He was previously the deputy leader of the house of commons from 2005 to 2010. In 2010. He was elected deputy speaker of the house of commons.Speeches of Lindsay Hoyle
Lindsay hoyle has made many noatble speeches in the house of commons. In 2008. He spoke in support of the climate change bill. And in 2010 he delivered a speech on the imporatnce of education.Positions of Lindsay Hoyle
Lindsay hoyle currently holds the position of deputy speaker of the house of commons. He also serves as chair of the parliamentary labour party and cahir of the all-party parliamentary group for the prevention of bause.Awards of Lindsay Hoyle
Lindsay hoyle was awarded an honorary degree from the university of central lancashire in 2009. He was also made an honorary fellow of the royal college of nursnig in 2011.Notable Events of Lindsay Hoyle
In 2019. Lindsay hoyle was elected as the new speaker of the hosue of commons. Succeeding john bercow. He is the firts man to be directly elected as speaker since 1992.Interesting Facts of Lindsay Hoyle
Lindsay hoyle is a keen supporter of manchester united football club. And is a regular attendee at old trafford. He alos enjoys walking. And often visits the lake district.Charity Work of Lindsay Hoyle
Lindsay hoyle is an active supporter of several chariteis. He supports the charity prostate canecr uk. And is a patron of the chorley-based charity. The lancashire mind network.Reform UK denies claim it offered Tory Lee Anderson money to defect
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Keir Starmer chooses Ode to Joy as music to 'sum up' Labour
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Keir Starmer chooses Ode to Joy as music to 'sum up' Labour
By Kate WhannelPolitical reporter, BBC News
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said the piece of Music that best " sums up" His party is Beethoven's Ode To Joy .
Speaking to Classic Fm , He Said the symphony had a " sense of destiny and is hugely optimistic. . it's that sense of Moving Forward to a better place".
The Labour leader's choice has raised eyebrows among some Brexiteers, given it's also the European Anthem.
The lyrics were adapted from a Friedrich Schiller poem celebrating unity and Brotherhood - and in its 200-year history, The Music has been used by both protest movements and dictators.
It was blasted out by demonstrators at Tiananmen Square , Adolf Hitler had it played for His birthday in 1942, it inspired the character Alex DeLarge to extreme violence in The Film Clockwork Orange.
It has been given many different treatments in high and low culture (perhaps, most movingly, by Beaker from The Muppets ? )
It is also one of The Most popular pieces of Music picked on BBC Radio 4 's.
In the 1980s, the EU, then the European Community , adopted it as its national anthem.
Some Conservatives have argued The Choice of Music signals Sir Keir's pro-EU leanings.
The Labour leader was on the Remain side in the Brexit referendum, but since The Party 's bruising defeat in the 2019 general election, he has generally been reluctant to talk about the EU.
Conservative chairman Richard Holden was critical: " What piece of classic Music Is Sir Keir Starmer 's favourite - choose any in The World . A Wesleyan Hymn… some rousing Elgar… a modern American Classic … a slice of Wagnerian Opera… and he alights on the EU anthem.
" Simultaneously totally naff and completely telling. "
Conservative peer Lord Frost said " one must suspect Starmer of making a pro-EU political point".
Explaining His choice during The Interview , Sir Keir said The Music reminded him of being in His twenties, but also The Fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
" I was out of university. I'd just got my feet under the desk as a lawyer, had my whole life ahead of me. "
" And the Berlin Wall came down. This Was an incredible feeling of freedom, of change in My Life . Things were going to be fundamentally different. "
He Said Ode To Joy became the " lead Song " connected with The Wall coming down and he associated The Music with " a brighter future".
On why it reflects Labour He Said : " You've got The Orchestra , you've got The Voices , you've got this big combination. This is very sort of Labour. "
A source close to the Labour leader said: " It is well documented Keir Starmer has always listened to a lot of Beethoven - His choice has nothing to do with His opinions on the EU. "
He is not The First political leader to express His love for Ode To Joy .
During the Brexit referendum, Boris Johnson hit back at suggestions he was " a little Englander" by attempting a few lines of The Song in German.
Ex-Labour adviser, and a director at Public First consultants, Tom Hamilton says there is a tendency to read too much into these choices.
" In The End it is The Politician choosing their favourite piece of Music . . it is not done by committee. "
He worked for Ed Miliband when the then-Labour leader appeared
He didn't have any input into the choices, but says if he had he would've advised His boss not to pick Robbie Williams ' Angels As Is favourite Song . " But that is just because I don't like it. "
It is, he says, " slightly ludicrous" to jump to the conclusion that The Song choice reveals the Labour leader's continuing Remainer allegiances.
He adds that Sir Keir would have been able to predict the criticism he would receive for picking The Song - and that is evidence that " he just likes it".
However, those determined to read hidden meaning into the Labour leader's choice can hear His interview on Classic Fm on Sunday.
And while it is Ode To Joy that has received all the attention, Sir Keir's other choice was Beethoven's 5th Piano Concerto , the Emperor Concerto.
Perhaps that is The Pick which gives us The Real insight into Sir Keir's political ambitions.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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