52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom

Diane Abbott

Labour — Hackney North and Stoke Newington

Adam Ingram

Labour — East Kilbride

Adrian Sanders

Liberal Democrat — Torbay

Alan Beith

Liberal Democrat — Berwick-upon-Tweed

Alan Clark

Conservative — Kensington and Chelsea (until 1999-09-05)

Alan Haselhurst

Deputy Speaker — Saffron Walden

Alan Howarth

Labour — Newport East

Alan Hurst

Labour — Braintree

Alan Johnson

Labour — Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle

Alan Keen

Labour/Co-operative — Feltham and Heston

Alan Meale

Labour — Mansfield

Alan Milburn

Labour — Darlington

Alan Simpson

Labour — Nottingham South

Alan Williams

Labour — Swansea West

Alan Williams

Labour — Carmarthen East and Dinefwr

Alasdair Morgan

Scottish National Party — Galloway and Upper Nithsdale

Alastair Goodlad

Conservative — Eddisbury (until 1999-06-28)

Alex Salmond

Scottish National Party — Banff and Buchan

Alice Mahon

Labour — Halifax

Alistair Darling

Labour — Edinburgh Central

Allan Rogers

Labour — Rhondda

Alun Michael

Labour/Co-operative — Cardiff South and Penarth

David Amess

Conservative — Southend West

Andrew Bennett

Labour — Denton and Reddish

Andrew Dismore

Labour — Hendon

Andrew George

Liberal Democrat — St Ives

Andrew Hunter

Conservative — Basingstoke

Andrew Lansley

Conservative — South Cambridgeshire

Andrew Love

Labour/Co-operative — Edmonton

Andrew MacKay

Conservative — Bracknell

Andrew MacKinlay

Labour — Thurrock

Andrew Miller

Labour — Ellesmere Port and Neston

Andrew Robathan

Conservative — Blaby

Andrew Rowe

Conservative — Faversham and Mid Kent

Andrew Smith

Labour — Oxford East

Andrew Stunell

Liberal Democrat — Hazel Grove

Andrew Tyrie

Conservative — Chichester

Andrew Welsh

Scottish National Party — Angus

Andy King

Labour — Rugby and Kenilworth

Andy Reed

Labour/Co-operative — Loughborough

Angela Browning

Conservative — Tiverton and Honiton

Angela Smith

Labour/Co-operative — Basildon

Ann Cryer

Labour — Keighley

Ann Keen

Labour — Brentford and Isleworth

Ann Taylor

Labour — Dewsbury

Ann Widdecombe

Conservative — Maidstone and The Weald

Ann Winterton

Conservative — Congleton

Anne Begg

Labour — Aberdeen South

Anne Campbell

Labour — Cambridge

Anne McGuire

Labour — Stirling

Anne McIntosh

Conservative — Vale of York

Anthony D Wright

Labour — Great Yarmouth

Anthony Steen

Conservative — Totnes

Archie Hamilton

Conservative — Epsom and Ewell

Archie Norman

Conservative — Tunbridge Wells

Archy Kirkwood

Liberal Democrat — Roxburgh and Berwickshire

Ashok Kumar

Labour — Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland

Audrey Wise

Labour — Preston (until 2000-09-02)

Austin Mitchell

Labour — Great Grimsby

Adrian Bailey

Labour/Co-operative — West Bromwich West (from 2000-11-23)

Barbara Follett

Labour — Stevenage

Barbara Roche

Labour — Hornsey and Wood Green

Kevin Barron

Labour — Rother Valley

Barry Jones

Labour — Alyn and Deeside

Margaret Beckett

Labour — Derby South

Ben Chapman

Labour — Wirral South

Hilary Benn

Labour — Leeds Central (from 1999-06-10)

John Bercow

Conservative — Buckingham

Paul Beresford

Conservative — Mole Valley

Bernie Grant

Labour — Tottenham (until 2000-04-08)

Clive Betts

Labour — Sheffield, Attercliffe

Betty Boothroyd

Speaker — West Bromwich West (until 2000-10-23)

Betty Williams

Labour — Conwy

Beverley Hughes

Labour — Stretford and Urmston

Bill Etherington

Labour — Sunderland North

Bill Michie

Labour — Sheffield, Heeley

Bill O'Brien

Labour — Normanton

Bill Olner

Labour — Nuneaton

Bill Rammell

Labour — Harlow

Bill Tynan

Labour — Hamilton South (from 1999-09-23)

Crispin Blunt

Conservative — Reigate

Bob Ainsworth

Labour — Coventry North East

Bob Blizzard

Labour — Waveney

Bob Laxton

Labour — Derby North

Bob Russell

Liberal Democrat — Colchester

Peter Bottomley

Conservative — Worthing West

Bowen Wells

Conservative — Hertford and Stortford

Ben Bradshaw

Labour — Exeter

Graham Brady

Conservative — Altrincham and Sale West

Tom Brake

Liberal Democrat — Carshalton and Wallington

Brian Cotter

Liberal Democrat — Weston-Super-Mare

Brian H Donohoe

Labour — Cunninghame South

Brian Iddon

Labour — Bolton South East

Brian Jenkins

Labour — Tamworth

Brian Mawhinney

Conservative — North West Cambridgeshire

Brian Sedgemore

Labour — Hackney South and Shoreditch

Brian White

Labour — North East Milton Keynes

Brian Wilson

Labour — Cunninghame North

Bridget Prentice

Labour — Lewisham East

Nick Brown

Labour — Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend

Bruce George

Labour — Walsall South

Bruce Grocott

Labour — Telford

Karen Buck

Labour — Regent's Park and Kensington North

Richard Burden

Labour — Birmingham, Northfield

Vincent Cable

Liberal Democrat — Twickenham

Calum MacDonald

Labour — Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Ronnie Campbell

Labour — Blyth Valley

Alan Campbell

Labour — Tynemouth

Candy Atherton

Labour — Falmouth and Camborne

Bill Cash

Conservative — Stone

Cecil Walker

UUP — Belfast North

Charles Clarke

Labour — Norwich South

Charles Kennedy

Liberal Democrat — Ross, Skye and Inverness West

Charles Wardle

Conservative — Bexhill and Battle (until 2001-04-11)

Independent — Bexhill and Battle (from 2001-04-12)

Charlotte Atkins

Labour — Staffordshire Moorlands

Christopher Chope

Conservative — Christchurch

Chris McCafferty

Labour — Calder Valley

Chris Mullin

Labour — Sunderland South

Chris Pond

Labour — Gravesham

Chris Smith

Labour — Islington South and Finsbury

Christine Butler

Labour — Castle Point

Christine Russell

Labour — City of Chester

Christopher Fraser

Conservative — Mid Dorset and North Poole

Christopher Gill

Conservative — Ludlow

Claire Curtis-Thomas

Labour — Crosby

Claire Ward

Labour — Watford

Clare Short

Labour — Birmingham, Ladywood

Kenneth Clarke

Conservative — Rushcliffe

Clifford Forsythe

UUP — South Antrim (until 2000-04-27)

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown

Conservative — Cotswold

Clive Soley

Labour — Ealing, Acton and Shepherd's Bush

Ann Clwyd

Labour — Cynon Valley

Vernon Coaker

Labour — Gedling

Ann Coffey

Labour — Stockport

Colin Breed

Liberal Democrat — South East Cornwall

Colin Burgon

Labour — Elmet

Colin Pickthall

Labour — West Lancashire

Yvette Cooper

Labour — Pontefract and Castleford

Jeremy Corbyn

Labour — Islington North

David Crausby

Labour — Bolton North East

John Cryer

Labour — Hornchurch

Jim Cunningham

Labour — Coventry South

Cynog Dafis

Plaid Cymru — Ceredigion (until 2000-01-10)

Dafydd Wigley

Plaid Cymru — Caernarfon

Dale Campbell-Savours

Labour — Workington

Dan Norris

Labour — Wansdyke

Dari Taylor

Labour — Stockton South

Dave Watts

Labour — St Helens North

Edward Davey

Liberal Democrat — Kingston and Surbiton

David Atkinson

Conservative — Bournemouth East

David Blunkett

Labour — Sheffield, Brightside

David Borrow

Labour — South Ribble

David Chaytor

Labour — Bury North

David Chidgey

Liberal Democrat — Eastleigh

David Clark

Labour — South Shields

David Clelland

Labour — Tyne Bridge

David Curry

Conservative — Skipton and Ripon

David Faber

Conservative — Westbury

David Heath

Liberal Democrat — Somerton and Frome

David Heathcoat-Amory

Conservative — Wells

David Hinchliffe

Labour — Wakefield

David Jamieson

Labour — Plymouth, Devonport

David Kidney

Labour — Stafford

David Lepper

Labour/Co-operative — Brighton, Pavilion

David Lock

Labour — Wyre Forest

David Maclean

Conservative — Penrith and The Border

David Madel

Conservative — South West Bedfordshire

David Marshall

Labour — Glasgow Shettleston

David Prior

Conservative — North Norfolk

David Rendel

Liberal Democrat — Newbury

David Ruffley

Conservative — Bury St Edmunds

David Stewart

Labour — Inverness East, Nairn and Lochaber

David Taylor

Labour/Co-operative — North West Leicestershire

David Trimble

UUP — Upper Bann

David Willetts

Conservative — Havant

David Wilshire

Conservative — Spelthorne

David Winnick

Labour — Walsall North

Geraint Davies

Labour — Croydon Central

David Davis

Conservative — Haltemprice and Howden

Dawn Primarolo

Labour — Bristol South

Debra Shipley

Labour — Stourbridge

Denis MacShane

Labour — Rotherham

Denis Murphy

Labour — Wansbeck

Dennis Canavan

Labour — Falkirk West (until 1999-03-26)

Independent — Falkirk West (1999-03-27 to 2000-11-21)

Dennis Turner

Labour/Co-operative — Wolverhampton South East

Denzil Davies

Labour — Llanelli

Derek Fatchett

Labour — Leeds Central (until 1999-05-09)

Derek Foster

Labour — Bishop Auckland

Derek Wyatt

Labour — Sittingbourne and Sheppey

Des Browne

Labour — Kilmarnock and Loudoun

Desmond Turner

Labour — Brighton, Kemptown

Diana Organ

Labour — Forest of Dean

Don Foster

Liberal Democrat — Bath

Don Touhig

Labour/Co-operative — Islwyn

Donald Anderson

Labour — Swansea East

Donald Dewar

Labour — Glasgow Anniesland (until 2000-10-11)

Donald Gorrie

Liberal Democrat — Edinburgh West

Jeffrey M. Donaldson

UUP — Lagan Valley

Doug Henderson

Labour — Newcastle upon Tyne North

Doug Naysmith

Labour/Co-operative — Bristol North West