Dame Angela Eagle

Minister of State (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)

MP since 9 Apr 1992

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Dame Angela Eagle is the Labour MP for Wallasey, and has been an MP continually since 9 April 1992. She currently holds the Government post of Minister of State (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs).

1745

Votes Cast

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Expenses

17,996

Majority

57.7%

Vote Share

Expenses

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Election Result(2024 General Election)

Turnout: 42,746 voters

Labour
24,674 votes57.7%
Reform UK
6,678 votes15.6%
Conservative
4,987 votes11.7%
Green Party
3,905 votes9.1%
Liberal Democrat
1,843 votes4.3%
Workers Party of Britain
462 votes1.1%
Freedom Alliance
197 votes0.5%

Parliamentary Activity

Counts in the current Parliament
(since 4 July 2024)

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Written Questions

0

Oral Questions

72

Debates Spoken In

443

Speeches

437

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Activity Pulse

Questions asked and motions sponsored by Dame in Parliament

Support for the International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia

19 signatures

That this House notes that the International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia (ICHREE) found that rape and crimes of sexual violence have been perpetrated on a staggering scale in the conflict in Ethiopia, with Ethiopian and Eritrean forces and their allies in the A

12 Jun 2023

Declaration on UN Day for Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict

25 signatures

That this House notes the UN’s strong opposition to conflict-related sexual violence set out in resolutions 1325, 1820, 1888, 1960, 2106, 2331 and 2467 and its designation of 19 June 2023 as the Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict; welcomes the UK’s leadership

12 Jun 2023

Second anniversary of conflict in Tigray

36 signatures

That this House, recognising the achievement of a peace deal last week at the African Union peace talks, and congratulating all sides on the ceasefire agreement, deplores the widespread use of rape and use of violence against women and girls by all the belligerent parties, noting

7 Nov 2022

Second anniversary of the conflict in Tigray

17 signatures

That House deplores the widespread use of rape and use of violence against women and girls by all the belligerent parties, noting that Tigrayan women have been recognised by the UN to have been subjected to particular violence leaving an estimated 26,000 in need of services; regr

1 Nov 2022

Reducing levels of PM2.5 pollution

24 signatures

That this House recognises the danger that high levels of air pollution pose to human health; acknowledges the importance of reducing air pollution as quickly as possible; and urges the Government to commit to reaching annual levels of fine particulate matter in line with the Wor

23 May 2022

Chester Zoo

30 signatures

That this House is concerned that Chester Zoo, and other zoos will not be able to reopen alongside ticketed gardens and non-essential retail; is further concerned that no date for the reopening of zoos has been announced; recognises the enormous contribution Chester Zoo makes to

8 Jun 2020

EU INDIVIDUAL OPEN CHESS TOURNAMENT IN LIVERPOOL

75 signatures

That this House welcomes the recent outstanding success of the International Chess Tournament held in Liverpool between 6th and 15th September, noting that this was the first international chess tournament held in the UK since 1986 and the first in Liverpool since 1923; recognise

17 Oct 2006

DUTY TO PROMOTE GENDER EQUALITY

124 signatures

That this House welcomes the publication of the White Paper, Fairness for All: A New Commission for Equality and Human Rights, published by the Department of Trade and Industry on 12th May, and wholeheartedly supports the Government's aim to create a fairer and more inclusive Bri

30 Jun 2004

SINGLE EQUALITY BILL (NO 2)

253 signatures

That this House welcomes the successful passage through the House of Lords of Lord Lester's Equality Bill, which seeks to modernise the structure of equality legislation in the UK by ensuring that it is streamlined, simplified, more inclusive and more effective; welcomes the surp

14 May 2003

BOARDROOM PAY

81 signatures

That this House notes with disgust the report that Sir Desmond Pitcher and other board members of United Utilities have shared a bonus of ú462,400 whilst destroying 2,500 jobs in the once public utilities; believes that such greed is undermining British businesses and creating un

2 Jul 1996

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