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Henry McLeish
Henry Baird McLeish
Former First Minister of Scotland (born 1948).
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Sex or Gender
Male
Member of Sports Team
East Fife F.C.
(1964 - 1969)
Leeds United F.C.
Occupation
Association Football Player
Politician
Biographer
Member of Political Party
Scottish Labour Party
Labour Party
Date of Birth
6/15/1948
Educated At
Heriot-Watt University
Buckhaven High School
Instance Of
Human
Position Held
First Minister of Scotland
(10/27/2000 - 11/8/2001)
Leader of the Scottish Labour Party
(10/27/2000 - 11/8/2001)
Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning
(5/17/1999 - 10/26/2000)
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Scotland
(5/6/1997 - 6/29/1999)
Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom
Member of the 1st Scottish Parliament
(5/6/1999 - 3/31/2003)
Member of the 52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom
(5/1/1997 - 5/14/2001)
Member of the 51st Parliament of the United Kingdom
(4/9/1992 - 4/8/1997)
Member of the 50th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(6/11/1987 - 3/16/1992)
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Given Name
Country of Citizenship
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Position Played on Team / Speciality
Sport
Place of Birth
Religion or Worldview
Work Location
Name in Native Language
Family Name
Employer
Candidacy in Election
Henry
United Kingdom
English
Wing Half
Association Football
Methil
Church of Scotland
London
Henry McLeish
McLeish
Heriot-Watt University
1992 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Central Fife
Represents
:
Labour Party
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
21,036
Ranking
:
1
1987 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Central Fife
Represents
:
Labour Party
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
22,827
Ranking
:
1
1997 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Central Fife
Represents
:
Labour Party
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
23,912
Ranking
:
1
Start Time
:
1964
End Time
:
1969
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
:
84
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
:
2
Replaces
:
Jim Wallace, Baron Wallace of Tankerness
Replaced By
:
Jim Wallace, Baron Wallace of Tankerness
Series Ordinal
:
2
Start Time
:
10/27/2000
End Time
:
11/8/2001
Replaces
:
Donald Dewar
Replaced By
:
Jack McConnell
Start Time
:
10/27/2000
End Time
:
11/8/2001
Replaced By
:
Wendy Alexander
Member of Cabinet
:
Dewar Ministry
Start Time
:
5/17/1999
End Time
:
10/26/2000
Replaces
:
James Douglas-Hamilton, Baron Selkirk of Douglas
Replaced By
:
Brian Wilson
Start Time
:
5/6/1997
End Time
:
6/29/1999
Elected In
:
1999 Scottish Parliament General Election
Electoral District
:
Central Fife
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
Scottish Labour Party
Parliamentary Term
:
1st Scottish Parliament
Start Time
:
5/6/1999
End Time
:
3/31/2003
Elected In
:
1997 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Central Fife
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
Labour Party
Parliamentary Term
:
52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom
Start Time
:
5/1/1997
End Time
:
5/14/2001
Elected In
:
1992 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Central Fife
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
Labour Party
Parliamentary Term
:
51st Parliament of the United Kingdom
Start Time
:
4/9/1992
End Time
:
4/8/1997
Elected In
:
1987 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Central Fife
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
Labour Party
Parliamentary Term
:
50th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Start Time
:
6/11/1987
End Time
:
3/16/1992
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