Ann widdecombe autobiography definition
In April Widdecombe said that she was writing her autobiography, which she described as "rude about all and sundry, but an amount of truth is always.
In this life story of one of our most outspoken and celebrated politicians, Ann Widdecombe offers a unique insight into her time as a minister in three....
Ann Widdecombe
British politician and media personality (born )
The Right Honourable Ann Widdecombe DSG | |
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Widdecombe in | |
In office 28 February – 2 May | |
Prime Minister | John Major |
Preceded by | Michael Forsyth |
Succeeded by | Joyce Quin |
In office 27 May – 5 July | |
Prime Minister | John Major |
Preceded by | Patrick McLoughlin |
Succeeded by | Lord Henley |
In office 30 November – 27 May | |
Prime Minister | John Major |
Preceded by | Gillian Shephard |
Succeeded by | William Hague |
In office 2 July – 31 January | |
Preceded by | Julia Reid |
Succeeded by | Constituency abolished |
In office 11 June – 12 April | |
Preceded by | John Wells |
Succeeded by | Helen Grant |
– | Shadow Secretary of State for Health |
– | Shadow Home Secretary |
Born | Ann Noreen Widdecombe () 4 October (age77) Bath, Somerset, England |
Political party | Reform UK (–present)[1] |
Other political affiliations | Cons
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