Shadow Cabinet |
|
Tony Blair |
Leader of the Opposition (referred to throughout as TB or Tony) |
John Prescott |
Deputy Leader (JP, John P) |
Gordon Brown |
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer (GB) |
Robin Cook |
Foreign Affairs (RC, Robin C) |
Margaret Beckett |
Health 1994–95, Trade and Industry 1995–97 (MB, Margaret B) |
Donald Dewar |
Social Security 1994–95, Labour Chief Whip 1995–97 (DD, Donald D) |
Jack Straw |
Home Affairs (JS, Jack S) |
David Blunkett |
Education (DB, David B) |
Harriet Harman |
Employment 1994–95, Health 1995–96, Social Security 1996–97 (HH, Harriet) |
Andrew Smith |
Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury 1994–96, Transport 1996–97 |
Frank Dobson |
Environment 1994–95, Environment and London 1995–97 (FD, Dobbo) |
George Robertson |
Scotland (GR, George R) |
Mo Mowlam |
Northern Ireland (Mo) |
Chris Smith |
National Heritage 1994–95, Social Security 1995–96, Health 1996–97 |
Jack Cunningham |
Trade and Industry 1994–95, National Heritage 1996–97 JC, Jack C) |
Michael Meacher |
Transport 1994–95, Employment 1995–96, Environment 1996–97 (MM) |
Ron Davies |
Wales |
David Clark |
Defence |
Joan Lestor |
Overseas Development 1994–96 |
Gavin Strang |
Agriculture |
Ann Taylor |
Shadow Leader of the Commons 1994–97 |
Derek Foster |
Labour Chief Whip 1994–95, Shadow Duchy of Lancaster 1995–97 |
Clare Short |
Shadow Transport 1994–96, Overseas Development 1996–97 |
Lord (Ivor) Richard |
Shadow Leader of the Lords |
Lord (Derry) Irvine |
Shadow Lord Chancellor |
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Leader’s Office |
|
Tim Allan |
Press officer |
John Burton |
Blair’s constituency agent |
Alastair Campbell |
Leader’s press secretary (AC) |
Hilary Coffman |
Press officer |
Jon Cruddas |
Trade union liaison |
Kate Garvey |
Personal assistant to TB |
Bruce Grocott MP |
TB’s parliamentary private secretary |
Anji Hunter |
Head of office (AH, Anji) |
Peter Hyman |
Speechwriter, policy adviser |
Sue Jackson |
Head of administration |
Liz Lloyd |
Policy adviser |
Pat McFadden |
Policy adviser |
David Miliband |
Head of policy (DM, David M) |
Sally Morgan |
Political secretary (SM, Sally M) |
Geoffrey Norris |
Policy adviser, trade and industry |
Jonathan Powell |
Chief of staff |
Roz Preston |
Adviser to Cherie Blair |
James Purnell |
Policy adviser |
Derek Scott |
Policy adviser, economics |
Terry Rayner |
Driver (Government Car Service) |
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Key Advisers outside the Leader’s Office |
|
Charlie Falconer |
Barrister, close friend of Tony Blair |
Philip Gould |
Pollster and strategist; adviser to Tony Blair (PG) |
Peter Mandelson |
Labour MP for Hartlepool |
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Conservative Ministers 1994–97 |
|
John Major |
Prime Minister 1990–97 (JM) |
Michael Heseltine |
Trade and Industry to 1995, Deputy Prime Minister 1995–97 (Hezza) |
Kenneth Clarke |
Chancellor of the Exchequer |
Michael Howard |
Home Secretary |
Malcolm Rifkind |
Defence to 1995, Foreign Secretary 1995–97 |
Michael Portillo |
Employment, 1994–95, Defence 1995–97 |
Stephen Dorrell |
National Heritage to 1995, Health 1995–97 |
Gillian Shepherd |
Education and Employment |
Brian Mawhinney |
Conservative Party chairman 1995–97 |
John Redwood |
Wales, to 1995 |
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Gordon Brown’s Office |
|
Douglas Alexander |
Adviser |
Ed Balls |
Economic adviser |
Ed Miliband |
Adviser |
Sue Nye |
Assistant to Gordon Brown |
Charlie Whelan |
Brown’s press spokesman (CW, Charlie W) |
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The Labour Party |
|
James Callaghan |
Labour Prime Minister 1976–79, Labour Leader 1976–80 |
Michael Foot |
Labour Leader 1980–83 |
Neil Kinnock |
Labour Leader 1983–92, European Commissioner from 1995 (Neil, NK) |
John Smith |
Labour Leader 1992–94 (JS) |
Nick Brown |
Labour MP for Newcastle upon Tyne East |
Alistair Darling |
Labour MP for Edinburgh Central |
Anna Healy |
Press officer |
David Hill |
Chief spokesman for the Labour Party |
Joy Johnson |
Director of campaigns, elections and media 1995–96 |
Tessa Jowell |
Labour MP for Dulwich |
Gerald Kaufman |
Labour MP for Manchester Gorton |
Fraser Kemp |
Labour Party election co-ordinator |
Michael Levy |
Businessman, Labour Party fundraiser |
Jack McConnell |
Scottish Labour Party general secretary |
Margaret McDonagh |
Senior campaign organiser |
Jo Moore |
Press officer |
Tom Sawyer |
Labour Party general secretary 1994–98 |
Dennis Skinner |
Labour MP for Bolsover |
Brian Wilson |
Labour MP for Cunninghame North |
Rosie Winterton |
Head of John Prescott’s office |
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Trade Union General Secretaries |
|
Rodney Bickerstaffe |
UNISON |
John Edmonds |
GMB |
Bill Morris |
TGWU |
John Monks |
TUC |
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Family, Friends and Others |
|
Fiona Millar |
Campbell’s partner (FM) |
Rory, Calum and Grace Campbell |
Children of Campbell and Fiona Millar |
Betty Campbell |
Campbell’s mother |
Donald Campbell |
Campbell’s father |
Audrey Millar |
Mother of Fiona |
Bob Millar |
Father of Fiona (died 1994) |
Paddy Ashdown |
Liberal Democrat MP, Lib Dem leader |
Martin Bell |
Journalist and independent parliamentary candidate |
Cherie Blair |
Wife of Tony Blair (CB) |
Sir Robin Butler |
Cabinet secretary and head of the Civil Service |
Carole Caplin |
Friend and adviser to Cherie Blair (CC) |
Charles |
Prince of Wales |
Alan Clark |
Conservative politician and diarist, friend of AC |
Bill Clinton |
US President 1992–2000 (Bill C, BC) |
Gavyn Davies |
Economist, husband of Sue Nye, unofficial adviser to TB |
Diana |
Princess of Wales |
Molly Dineen |
Film-maker |
Murray Elder |
Former chief of staff to Labour leader John Smith |
Alex Ferguson |
Manager, Manchester United Football Club |
Joe Haines |
Former press secretary to Harold Wilson |
Neil Hamilton |
Conservative MP for Tatton |
Matthew Harding |
Businessman and Labour supporter (died 1996) |
Roy Hattersley |
Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, 1983–92 |
Alan Howarth |
Tory MP who defected to Labour |
Glenys Kinnock |
Labour MEP from 1994, wife of Neil Kinnock |
Mike McCurry |
Bill Clinton’s press secretary |
David Mills |
Lawyer, husband of Tessa Jowell |
Pauline Prescott |
Wife of John Prescott |
Queen Elizabeth II |
UK monarch |
Maggie Rae |
Lawyer advising Diana, Princess of Wales |
Gail Rebuck |
Publisher, wife of Philip Gould |
Alan Sugar |
Businessman |
Margaret Thatcher |
Conservative Prime Minister 1979–90 |
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The Media |
|
Tony Bevins |
Observer political editor to 1996, then
Independent |
David Bradshaw |
Mirror deputy political editor |
Michael Brunson |
ITN political editor |
Paul Dacre |
Daily Mail |
Sir David English |
Chairman and editor-in-chief, Associated Newspapers |
Sir David Frost |
Breakfast with Frost presenter |
Andrew Grice |
Sunday Times political editor |
Phil Hall |
Editor, News of the World, 1995–2000 |
Tony Hall |
Chief executive, BBC News |
Stuart Higgins |
Editor, Sun, 1994–98 |
Les Hinton |
Executive chairman, News International |
John Humphrys |
BBC Today presenter |
Trevor Kavanagh |
Sun political editor |
Donald Macintyre |
Independent political commentator |
Andrew Marr |
Independent political editor 1992–96, editor 1996–98 |
David Montgomery |
Chief executive, Mirror Group plc |
Piers Morgan |
Editor, News of the World, 1994–95, then Daily Mirror |
Rupert Murdoch |
Chairman, News Corporation |
Robin Oakley |
BBC political editor |
Peter Riddell |
Times political commentator |
Alan Rusbridger |
Editor of the Guardian |
John Sergeant |
Chief political correspondent, BBC |
Jon Snow |
Channel 4 News |
Jon Sopel |
BBC political correspondent |
Irwin Stelzer |
Economist and journalist, adviser to Rupert Murdoch |
Peter Stothard |
Editor of The Times |
Richard Stott |
Editor of Today newspaper, 1993–95, personal friend of AC |
Jeremy Vine |
BBC political reporter |
Philip Webster |
Times political editor |
Michael White |
Guardian political editor |
Patrick Wintour |
Guardian political correspondent |