Shadow Foreign Secretary

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In British politics, the shadow foreign secretary is a position within the opposition's shadow cabinet that deals mainly with issues surrounding the Foreign Office; if elected, the designated person is slated to become the new Foreign Secretary.

Current Shadow Foreign Secretary, William Hague
Current Shadow Foreign Secretary, William Hague
Name Term Party
Anthony Eden 1945 – 1951 Conservative
Herbert Morrison 1951 – 1955 Labour
Alfred Robens 1955 – 1956 Labour
Aneurin Bevan 1956 – 1959 Labour
Denis Healey 1959 – 1961 Labour
Harold Wilson 1961 – 1963 Labour
Patrick Gordon Walker 1963 – 1964 Labour
R. A. Butler 1964 – 1965 Conservative
Reginald Maudling 1965 – 1965 Conservative
Christopher Soames 1965 – 1966 Conservative
Sir Alec Douglas-Home 1966 – 1970 Conservative
Denis Healey 1970 – 1972 Labour
James Callaghan 1972 – 1974 Labour
Sir Alec Douglas-Home 1974 – 1974 Conservative
Geoffrey Rippon 1974 – 1975 Conservative
Reginald Maudling 1975 – 1976 Conservative
John Davies 1976 – 1978 Conservative
Francis Pym 1978 – 1979 Conservative
Peter Shore 1979 – 1980 Labour
Denis Healey 1980 – 1987 Labour
Gerald Kaufman 1987 – 1992 Labour
Jack Cunningham 1992 – 1994 Labour
Robin Cook 1994 – 1997 Labour
Michael Howard 1997 – 1999 Conservative
John Maples 1999 – 2000 Conservative
Francis Maude 2000 – 2001 Conservative
Michael Ancram 2001 – 2005 Conservative
Liam Fox 2005 – 2005 Conservative
William Hague 2005 – Conservative
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