Tam Dalyell

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Tam Dalyell was a long-serving Scottish Labour politician and Member of Parliament, best known for formulating the "West Lothian question" about devolution and parliamentary representation.

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instanceOf British politician
human
almaMater Eton College NERFINISHED
King's College, Cambridge NERFINISHED
authored Devolution: The End of Britain? NERFINISHED
The Thatcher Years NERFINISHED
birthName Sir Thomas Dalyell of the Binns NERFINISHED
constituencyRepresented Linlithgow NERFINISHED
West Lothian NERFINISHED
countryOfBirth Scotland
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
countryOfDeath Scotland NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1932-08-09
dateOfDeath 2017-01-26
endTimeOfPositionFatherOfTheHouse 2005
familyName Dalyell NERFINISHED
father Gordon Dalyell NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork politics
givenName Thomas NERFINISHED
honour Knight Bachelor NERFINISHED
ideology democratic socialism
knownFor formulating the West Lothian question
languageSpoken English
militaryService Royal Scots Greys NERFINISHED
mother Eleanor Dalyell NERFINISHED
name Tam Dalyell NERFINISHED
nationality British
Scottish
nickname Tam NERFINISHED
numberOfChildren 2
opposedTo Scottish devolution settlement of the late 20th century
parliament Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Edinburgh NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Edinburgh NERFINISHED
politicalParty Labour Party NERFINISHED
positionHeld Father of the House of Commons NERFINISHED
Member of Parliament for Linlithgow
Member of Parliament for West Lothian
residence The Binns, West Lothian NERFINISHED
spouse Katharine Mary James NERFINISHED
startTimeOfPositionFatherOfTheHouse 2001
termEnd 2005
termStart 1962
title Sir

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