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Peter Shore

Peter David Shore, Baron Shore of Stepney, PC (20 May 1924 – 24 September 2001) was a British Labour Party politician who served as a Cabinet minister under Harold Wilson and James Callaghan. A prominent figure on the Labour left during the 1970s and 1980s, Shore was best known for his opposition to British membership of the European Economic Community…

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Alma mater
King's College, Cambridge
Born
Peter David Shore (1924-05-20)20 May 1924 Great Yarmouth, England
Children
4
Died
24 September 2001(2001-09-24) (aged 77) London, England
Leader
Neil Kinnock · Michael Foot · James Callaghan · Harold Wilson
Party
Labour

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Peter Shore

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Preceded by · 11
Peter Shore → Denis Healey, Francis Pym, George Thomson, Harold Lever, John Silkin, Michael Heseltine, Michael Stewart, Peter Archer (Trade) Stanley Orme (Industry), Peter Walker (Trade and Industry), Stoker Edwards, Tony Crosland
Succeeded by · 10
Peter Shore → Anthony Crosland (Minister of State), Denis Healey, Edmund Dell, Frank Dobson, John Smith, Michael Foot, Michael Heseltine, Oona King, Roy Hattersley, The Lord Drumalbyn
Leader · 4
Peter Shore → Harold Wilson, James Callaghan, Michael Foot, Neil Kinnock
related to External links · 4
Peter Shore → Parliament, Quotations, WikiquoteHansard, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
Prime Minister · 2
Peter Shore → Harold Wilson, James Callaghan
Alma mater · 1
Peter Shore → King's College, Cambridge
Born · 1
Peter Shore → Peter David Shore (1924-05-20)20 May 1924 Great Yarmouth, England
Children · 1
Peter Shore → 4
Died · 1
Peter Shore → 24 September 2001(2001-09-24) (aged 77) London, England
Party · 1
Peter Shore → Labour

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Peter ShoreAlma materKing's College, Cambridge1.00infobox
Peter ShoreBornPeter David Shore (1924-05-20)20 May 1924 Great Yarmouth, England1.00infobox
Peter ShoreChildren41.00infobox
Peter ShoreDied24 September 2001(2001-09-24) (aged 77) London, England1.00infobox
Peter ShoreLeaderNeil Kinnock1.00infobox
Peter ShoreLeaderMichael Foot1.00infobox
Peter ShoreLeaderJames Callaghan1.00infobox
Peter ShoreLeaderHarold Wilson1.00infobox
Peter ShorePartyLabour1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byJohn Silkin1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byPeter Archer (Trade) Stanley Orme (Industry)1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byDenis Healey1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byFrancis Pym1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byMichael Heseltine1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byTony Crosland1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byPeter Walker (Trade and Industry)1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byHarold Lever1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byGeorge Thomson1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byMichael Stewart1.00infobox
Peter ShorePreceded byStoker Edwards1.00infobox
Peter ShorePrime MinisterJames Callaghan1.00infobox
Peter ShorePrime MinisterHarold Wilson1.00infobox
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Peter ShoreSucceeded byFrank Dobson1.00infobox
Peter ShoreSucceeded byJohn Smith1.00infobox
Peter ShoreSucceeded byRoy Hattersley1.00infobox
Peter ShoreSucceeded byDenis Healey1.00infobox
Peter ShoreSucceeded byMichael Heseltine1.00infobox
Peter ShoreSucceeded byEdmund Dell1.00infobox
Peter ShoreSucceeded byMichael Foot1.00infobox

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