Lindsay Hoyle

Lindsay Hoyle
Born	Lindsay Harvey Hoyle 10 June 1957
Member of	Labour Friends of Israel
Speaker of the House of Commons  In office 4 November 2019 - Present  Member of Parliament for Chorley In office 1 May 1997 - Present Preceded by Michael Bates, Alexander Carlile, Lord Carlile, Paul Channon, Winston Churchill II, Tristan Garel-Jones, Charles Hendry, Alan Howarth, David Howell, Douglas Hurd, Greville Janner, Peter Luff, Nicholas Lyell, Liz Lynne, Michael Portillo, Nicholas Soames, David Steel

Sir Lindsay Hoyle (born 10 June 1957) is a British politician serving as the Speaker of the House of Commons since 2019, and as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Chorley since the 1997 General Election.

A member of the Labour Party, Hoyle was first elected as Deputy Speaker and Chairman of Ways and Means in 2010, and later as the Speaker on 4 November 2019.

 

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Document:Losing the Plot: reflections on the Gaza debate debacle	Article	24 February 2024	John S Warren	It wasn’t the Nasty Nats that lost the plot. It was the Labour Party, and the Speaker. I trust they have now lost Scotland.
Document:Meeting the Gaze of the Ghost in the Rubble	Article	28 February 2024	George Gunn	Meanwhile the ghost still looks out from the rubble of Gaza. Her stare searches across the ocean of our conscience like the beam of a lighthouse. The ghost in the rubble asks of us all: why can we not stop this madness and feed the people?

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