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Kenneth Clarke
Secretary of State for Justice, Lord Chancellor
Biography
Conservative MP for Rushcliffe. Kenneth Clarke was first appointed a minister in 1972 during the government of Ted Heath.
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Also known as
Ken Clarke
Ken Clarke
Kenneth Clarke's connections
Interestingly enough...
Kenneth Clarke works in the cabinet for David Cameron - source: Wikipedia
Sir Alan Budd was adviser to Kenneth Clarke - source: bbc.co.uk
Nicholas Clegg has worked with Kenneth Clarke - source: Wikipedia
Sir Andrew Likierman formerly worked with Kenneth Clarke - source: group.barclays.com/
Kenneth Clarke was Chief Whip in the government of Edward Heath - source: guardian.co.uk/politics
Kenneth Clarke invited the following to make a speech Sir Oswald Mosley - source: timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics
Kenneth Clarke was chairman of Cambridge University Conservative Association - source: news.bbc.co.uk
Kenneth Clarke is former president of Cambridge Union - source: cus.org
Kenneth Clarke was Cambridge Union president, as was Arianna Huffington - source: cus.org
Kenneth Clarke has attended meetings of Bilderberg Group - source: news.bbc.co.uk
CV
- No dates
- Conservative MP for Rushcliffe - source: TheyWorkForYou
Kenneth Clarke on the web
Education
- Kenneth Clarke went to Nottingham High School. - source: Harriet Harman went to George Osborne's school, Ed Balls went to mine... Sorry Gordon, but the class war is over
- Kenneth Clarke went to Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. - source: Alumni of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge
Stories
View all stories (3)Who Knows Who: the coalition cabinet
The "new politics" or Oxford reunion?
They are not all Oxford chums, millionaires and the Notting Hill set, but quite a large slice are. Who Knows Who examines the old rivals and new faces in the Con-Lib cabinet.
Ken Clarke: big beast from the Cambridge mafia
Ken Clarke: birdwatcher, jazz man and Tory radical?
Ken Clarke has set out radical plans to cut prisoner numbers - the reverse of Michael Howard's "prison works" approach of the 1990s. As Who Knows Who explains it is not the first time the pair have been opposed.
Lord Young: one solution too many
Lord Young, who resigned today, may not realise the Conservatives no longer want to be the "nasty" party
Mrs Thatcher said Lord Young brought her solutions, not problems. But a look at his political and business contacts suggests he may be stuck in the 1980s.
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