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This is the list of United Kingdom MPs by seniority, 2017–2019. The Members of Parliament (MPs) are ranked by the beginning of their terms in office, in the House of Commons.

The House of Commons of the 57th Parliament of the United Kingdom was elected on 8 June 2017, first met on 13 June 2017 and dissolved on 6 November 2019. The constituencies and party affiliations listed reflect those during the 57th Parliament. Seats and party affiliations for other Parliaments will be different for certain members.

This article describes the criteria for seniority in the House of Commons, as set out in Father of the House: a House of Commons background paper.

Seniority criteria

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The criteria for seniority, used in this article, are derived from the way that the Father of the House is selected. They are not laid down in Standing Orders but arise from the customary practice of the House of Commons.

The modern custom is that the Father of the House is the MP who has the longest continuous service. If two or more members were first elected in the same General Election (or at by-elections held on the same day), then priority is given to the one who was sworn in first. The order of swearing in is recorded in Hansard, the official record of proceedings.

When a member has had broken service, that does not affect his or her seniority (for the purpose of qualifying as the Father of the House) which is based on the latest period of continuous service.

The Sinn Féin members, who abstain from taking their seats at Westminster, have never been sworn in. They are ranked (in this list) after all other members who have taken their seats. Between themselves they are ranked by the first date of election, for the current period of continuous service. If they are equal on that criterion, then they are ranked in alphabetical order by surname.

In the House of Commons, the sole mandatory duty of the Father of the House is to preside over the election of a new Speaker whenever that office becomes vacant. The relevant Standing Order does not refer to this member by the title "Father of the House", referring instead to the longest-serving member of the House present who is not a Minister of the Crown (meaning that if the Father is absent or a government minister, the next person in line presides).

Summary of Members elected by party

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The following was the composition of the Commons at dissolution at 00:01, Wednesday 6 November 2019, when all 650 seats became vacant pending the 2019 United Kingdom general election.[1]

Affiliation Members[2]
After election At dissolution Change
  The Speaker 1 1 Steady
Registered parliamentary parties
Conservative – Gov 317 298 Decrease 19
Labour – OO 262 242 Decrease 20
SNP 35 35 Steady
Liberal Democrats 12 20 Increase 8
DUP – C&S 10 10 Steady
Sinn Féin 7 7 Steady
Change UK N/a 5 Increase 5
Plaid Cymru 4 4 Steady
Green 1 1 Steady
Others
Independent 1 21 Increase 20
The Independents N/a 2 Increase 2
  BSJP N/a 1 Increase 1
  Suspended N/a 1 Increase 1
  Vacant N/a 2 Increase 2
Total 650 Steady
Voting total 639 637 Decrease 2
Safe majority 320 319 Decrease 1
Gov short by 4 22 Increase 18
Gov + C&S total 326 307 Decrease 19
Gov + C&S majority 13 -23 Decrease 36
Notes
  • For full details of changes during the 57th Parliament, see Defections and suspensions and By-elections.
  • Labour, as the largest party not in government, took the role of Official Opposition (OO). The Co-operative Party was represented in the House of Commons by Labour MPs sitting with the Labour and Co-operative designation.[3]
  • "Members elected" refers to the composition resulting from the election on 8 June 2017, but note that the confidence and supply arrangement (C&S) was only reached on 26 June.
  • The "voting total" is the effective size of the House excluding vacancies, suspensions, and certain members (ten at dissolution): the Speaker, two (usually three) Deputy Speakers (one Labour and one Conservative) who have only a tie-breaking vote constrained by conventions,[4] and seven abstentionist members (Sinn Féin). This left relevant party voting totals as follows: Con 297, Lab 241, SF 0, Speaker 0.
  • The "safe majority" (the number of seats needed to have a majority of one or two), "Gov short by" (the margin by which the governing Conservatives are short of that majority), and "Gov + C&S total" are based on the voting totals. The Conservative government entered into a confidence and supply agreement with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to secure a small majority, which shrank due to defections, finally disappearing on 3 September 2019. Hence, the "Gov + C&S majority", calculated as the sum of voting Conservative and DUP members, less the sum of all other voting members, ended up negative.

List of members of Parliament by seniority

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This article assigns a numerical rank to each of the members elected in the 2017 general election and subsequent by-elections, except for those who were elected but never sworn in, who are displayed at the bottom without a number. Members named in italics and shaded in pink ceased to be MPs during the course of the parliament.

Rank Member Party Constituency 2017 Elected Date of birth Notes
45th Parliament (elected: 18 June 1970, first met: 29 June 1970, dissolved: 8 February 1974)[5][6]
001 The Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke Ind Rushcliffe 18 Jun 1970 2 Jul 1940 Father of the House
Former Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lord Chancellor among other Government and opposition briefs
002 Dennis Skinner Lab Bolsover 11 Feb 1932 Former Chair of the Labour Party's NEC
47th Parliament (elected: 10 October 1974, first met: 22 October 1974, dissolved: 7 April 1979)
003 Sir Peter Bottomley C Worthing West 26 Jun 1975 30 Jul 1944 Former junior minister in the departments of Work and Pensions, Northern Ireland Office and Transport
004 Geoffrey Robinson Lab Coventry North West 4 Mar 1976 25 May 1938 Former Paymaster General
48th Parliament (elected: 3 May 1979, first met: 9 May 1979, dissolved: 13 May 1983)[7]
005 Barry Sheerman Lab Huddersfield 3 May 1979 17 Aug 1940 Former Chair of the Education Select Committee and Shadow Minister of State for Social Security
006 The Rt Hon Frank Field Ind Birkenhead 16 Jul 1942 Former Minister for Welfare Reform and incumbent Chairman of the Work and Pensions

Select Committee

007 The Rt Hon Harriet Harman Lab Camberwell and Peckham 28 Oct 1982 30 Jul 1950 Longest-ever continuously-serving female MP. Former Acting Lab Leader and Leader of the Opposition 2010 and 2015
49th Parliament (elected: 9 June 1983, first met: 15 June 1983, dissolved: 18 May 1987)[8][9][10]
008 The Rt Hon Sir Kevin Barron Lab Rother Valley 9 Jun 1983 26 Oct 1946
009 The Rt Hon Sir Edward Leigh C Gainsborough 20 Jul 1950
010 The Rt Hon Nick Brown Lab Newcastle upon Tyne East 13 Jun 1950 Chief Whip, Lab 6 Oct 2016 – present
011 The Rt Hon Jeremy Corbyn Lab Islington North 26 May 1949 Labour Party Leader and Leader of the Opposition 12 Sep 2015 – present
012 Sir David Amess C Southend West 26 Mar 1952
013 The Rt Hon Sir Roger Gale C North Thanet 20 Aug 1943
014 The Rt Hon Sir Nicholas Soames C Mid Sussex 12 Feb 1948 Child of late life peer Lord Soames
015 The Rt Hon Dame Margaret Beckett Lab Derby South 15 Jan 1943 Longest-ever non-continuously-serving female MP. Previously served 1974–79, Former Acting Lab Leader and Leader of the Opposition 1994
016 Sir Bill Cash C Stone 3 Jun 1984 10 May 1940
017 The Rt Hon Ann Clwyd Lab Cynon Valley 21 Mar 1937
018 The Rt Hon Sir Patrick McLoughlin C Derbyshire Dales 8 May 1986 30 Nov 1957 Chairman of the Conservative Party & Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 2017–18
019 The Rt Hon Sir George Howarth Lab Knowsley 13 Nov 1986 29 Jun 1949
50th Parliament (elected: 11 June 1987, first met: 17 June 1987, dissolved: 16 March 1992)[11][12]
020 The Rt Hon Sir John Redwood C Wokingham 11 Jun 1987 15 Jun 1951 Leadership challenger to John Major in 1995
021 Ronnie Campbell Lab Blyth Valley 14 Aug 1943
022 The Rt Hon David Davis C Haltemprice and Howden 23 Dec 1948
023 David Tredinnick C Bosworth 19 Jan 1950
024 The Rt Hon Keith Vaz Lab Leicester East 26 Nov 1956 Former Chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee
025 Paul Flynn Lab Newport West 9 Feb 1935 Died 17 February 2019
026 The Rt Hon Diane Abbott Lab Hackney North and Stoke Newington 27 Sep 1953 Shadow Home Secretary
027 Kate Hoey Lab Vauxhall 15 Jun 1989 21 Jun 1946
51st Parliament (elected: 9 April 1992, first met: 27 April 1992, dissolved: 8 April 1997)[13][14][15]
028 Jim Cunningham Lab Coventry South 9 Apr 1992 4 Feb 1941
029 Richard Burden Lab Birmingham, Northfield 1 Sep 1954
030 The Rt Hon Liam Fox C North Somerset 22 Sep 1961 Secretary of State for International Trade & President of the Board of Trade; former Secretary of State for Defence
031 The Rt Hon Sir David Lidington C Aylesbury 30 Jun 1956 Secretary of State for Justice & Lord Chancellor 2017–18; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster & Minister for the Cabinet Office 2018–
032 The Rt Hon Sir Oliver Heald C North East Hertfordshire 15 Dec 1954
033 Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown C The Cotswolds 23 Mar 1953
034 The Rt Hon David Hanson Lab Delyn 5 Jul 1957
035 Sir Gary Streeter C South West Devon 2 Oct 1955
036 Michael Fabricant C Lichfield 12 Jun 1950
037 Clive Betts Lab Sheffield South East 13 Jan 1950
038 Ann Coffey CHUK Stockport 31 Aug 1946
039 The Rt Hon Sir Alan Duncan C Rutland and Melton 31 Mar 1957
040 Sir Paul Beresford C Mole Valley 6 Apr 1946
041 The Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith C Chingford and Woodford Green 9 Apr 1954 Former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions & Leader of the Opposition
042 Mike Gapes CHUK Ilford South 4 Sep 1952
043 Nigel Evans C Ribble Valley 10 Nov 1957 Former First Deputy Chair of Ways and Means
044 The Rt Hon Dame Cheryl Gillan C Chesham and Amersham 21 Apr 1952 Former Secretary of State for Wales
045 The Hon Sir Bernard Jenkin C Harwich and North Essex 9 Apr 1959 Child of late life peer Lord Jenkin of Roding
046 Angela Eagle Lab Wallasey 17 Feb 1961 Held Various Shadow Cabinet positions prior to an unsuccessful challenge for the Labour Leadership
047 The Rt Hon John Whittingdale C Maldon 16 Oct 1959 Former Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport
048 The Rt Hon John Spellar Lab Warley 5 Aug 1947 Previously served 1982–83
049 Roger Godsiff Lab Birmingham Hall Green 28 Jun 1946
050 The Rt Hon Dame Margaret Hodge Lab Barking 9 Jun 1994 8 Sep 1944 Former Chair of the Public Accounts Committee
051 The Rt Hon Stephen Timms Lab East Ham 29 Jul 1955
052 Jon Trickett Lab Hemsworth 1 Feb 1996 2 Jul 1950 Shadow Lord President of the Council
52nd Parliament (elected: 1 May 1997, first met: 7 May 1997, dissolved: 14 May 2001) [16][17][18][19]
053 The Rt Hon Keith Simpson C Broadland 1 May 1997 29 Mar 1949
054 The Rt Hon Julian Lewis C New Forest East 26 Sep 1951 Chair of the Defence Select Committee
055 The Rt Hon Owen Paterson C North Shropshire 24 Jun 1956 Former Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs & Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
056 Laurence Robertson C Tewkesbury 29 Mar 1958
057 Sir Robert Syms C Poole 15 Aug 1956
058 The Rt Hon Ben Bradshaw Lab Exeter 30 Aug 1960 Former Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport
059 Helen Jones Lab Warrington North 24 Dec 1954
060 Jim Fitzpatrick Lab Poplar and Limehouse 4 Apr 1952
061 The Rt Hon Sir Jeffrey Donaldson DUP Lagan Valley 7 Dec 1962
062 The Rt Hon John McDonnell Lab Hayes and Harlington 8 Sep 1951 Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
063 Gareth Thomas Lab Harrow West 15 Jul 1967
064 The Rt Hon Dame Eleanor Laing C Epping Forest 1 Feb 1958 Deputy Speaker:1st Dep. Ch., Ways and Means
065 Stephen Pound Lab Ealing North 3 Jul 1948
066 The Rt Hon Sir Lindsay Hoyle Spe Chorley 10 Jun 1957 Deputy Speaker: Chairman, Ways and Means (to 4 November 2019); Speaker (from 4 November 2019)
067 The Rt Hon John Healey Lab Wentworth and Dearne 13 Feb 1960 Shadow Secretary of State for Housing
068 Dame Louise Ellman Ind Liverpool Riverside 14 Nov 1945
069 The Rt Hon Philip Hammond Ind Runnymede and Weybridge 4 Dec 1955 Former Chancellor of the Exchequer
070 Tim Loughton C East Worthing and Shoreham 30 May 1962
071 The Rt Hon Tom Brake LD Carshalton and Wallington 6 May 1962 LD Exiting the European Union, International Trade and First Secretary of State Spokesperson
072 Kelvin Hopkins Lab Luton North 22 Aug 1941 Whip suspended and sat as Independent from 2 Nov 2017
073 The Rt Hon Theresa May C Maidenhead 1 Oct 1956 Leader of the Conservatives 11 Jul 2016 – 23 July 2019 & Prime Minister 13 Jul 2016 – 24 Jul 2019.
074 The Rt Hon Sir Graham Brady C Altrincham and Sale West 20 May 1967
075 The Rt Hon John Bercow Spe Buckingham 19 Jan 1963 Speaker; Retired as speaker and resigned his seat on 4 November 2019
076 The Rt Hon Nick Gibb C Bognor Regis and Littlehampton 3 Sep 1960
077 Stephen Hepburn Lab Jarrow 6 Dec 1959
078 Alan Whitehead Lab Southampton Test 15 Sep 1950
079 Barry Gardiner Lab Brent North 10 Mar 1957 Shadow Secretary of State for International Trade
080 The Rt Hon Caroline Flint Lab Don Valley 20 Sep 1961
081 The Rt Hon Dominic Grieve Ind Beaconsfield 24 May 1956
082 Sir David Crausby Lab Bolton North East 17 Jun 1946
083 The Rt Hon Sir Desmond Swayne C New Forest West 20 Aug 1956
084 Fabian Hamilton Lab Leeds North East 12 Apr 1955
085 The Rt Hon Dame Caroline Spelman C Meriden 4 May 1958
086 The Rt Hon Sir Michael Fallon C Sevenoaks 14 May 1952 Previously served 1983–92. Secretary of State for Defence 2014–17.
087 The Rt Hon Damian Green C Ashford 17 Jan 1956 First Secretary of State & Minister for the Cabinet Office 2017
088 James Gray C North Wiltshire 7 Nov 1954
089 The Rt Hon Sir Alan Campbell Lab Tynemouth 8 Jul 1957
090 Maria Eagle Lab Garston and Halewood 17 Feb 1961
091 The Rt Hon Dame Rosie Winterton Lab Doncaster Central 10 Aug 1958 Former Chief Whip, Lab. Deputy Speaker:2nd Dep. Ch., Ways and Means.
092 Ivan Lewis Ind Bury South 4 Mar 1967 Whip suspended and sat as Independent from 23 Nov 2017
093 Gordon Marsden Lab Blackpool South 28 Nov 1953
094 Clive Efford Lab Eltham 10 Jul 1958
095 Karen Buck Lab Westminster North 30 Aug 1958
096 Steve McCabe Lab Birmingham Selly Oak 4 Aug 1955
097 Graham Stringer Lab Blackley and Broughton 17 Feb 1950
098 The Rt Hon Sir John Hayes C South Holland and The Deepings 23 Jun 1958
099 The Rt Hon Sir Oliver Letwin Ind West Dorset 19 May 1956
100 The Rt Hon Yvette Cooper Lab Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford 20 Mar 1969
101 Vernon Coaker Lab Gedling 17 Jun 1953
102 Crispin Blunt C Reigate 15 Jul 1960
103 Derek Twigg Lab Halton 9 Jul 1959
104 Siobhain McDonagh Lab Mitcham and Morden 20 Feb 1960
105 Sir Christopher Chope C Christchurch 19 May 1947 Previously served 1983–92
106 The Rt Hon Hilary Benn Lab Leeds Central 10 Jun 1999 26 Nov 1953 Child of the late Tony Benn, a disclaimed hereditary peer
107 The Rt Hon David Lammy Lab Tottenham 22 Jun 2000 19 Jul 1972
108 Sir Mark Hendrick Lab Preston 23 Nov 2000 2 Nov 1958
109 Adrian Bailey Lab West Bromwich West 11 Dec 1945
53rd Parliament (elected: 7 June 2001, first met: 13 June 2001, dissolved: 11 April 2005)[20][21][22][23]
110 The Rt Hon Sir Greg Knight C East Yorkshire 7 Jun 2001 4 Apr 1949 Previously served 1983–97
111 Richard Bacon C South Norfolk 3 Dec 1962
112 The Rt Hon Nigel Dodds DUP Belfast North 20 Aug 1958 Parliamentary group leader: DUP
113 Gregory Campbell DUP East Londonderry 15 Feb 1953
114 Bill Wiggin C North Herefordshire 4 Jun 1966
115 Andrew Rosindell C Romford 17 Mar 1966
116 Kevin Brennan Lab Cardiff West 16 Oct 1959
117 Wayne David Lab Caerphilly 1 Jul 1957
118 The Rt Hon Chris Grayling C Epsom and Ewell 1 Apr 1962 Secretary of State for Transport
119 Jon Cruddas Lab Dagenham and Rainham 7 Apr 1962
120 Tom Watson Lab West Bromwich East 8 Jan 1967 Deputy Leader, Lab and Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport
121 John Mann Lab Bassetlaw 10 Jan 1960
122 The Rt Hon Kevan Jones Lab North Durham 25 Apr 1964
123 The Rt Hon Alistair Carmichael LD Orkney and Shetland 15 Jul 1965 Liberal Democrat Chief Whip. LD Northern Ireland Spokesperson.
124 John Baron C Basildon and Billericay 21 Jun 1959
125 Mark Prisk C Hertford and Stortford 12 Jun 1962
126 The Rt Hon Mark Francois C Rayleigh and Wickford 14 Aug 1965
127 Andrew Selous C South West Bedfordshire 27 Apr 1962
128 The Rt Hon Sir Hugo Swire C East Devon 30 Nov 1959
129 Khalid Mahmood Lab Birmingham Perry Barr 13 Jul 1961
130 The Rt Hon Mark Field C Cities of London and Westminster 6 Oct 1964
131 Sir Henry Bellingham C North West Norfolk 29 Mar 1955 Previously served 1983–97
132 Paul Farrelly Lab Newcastle-under-Lyme 2 Mar 1962
133 Jonathan Djanogly C Huntingdon 3 Jun 1965
134 The Rt Hon Andrew Murrison C South West Wiltshire 24 Apr 1961
135 Ian Liddell-Grainger C Bridgwater and West Somerset 23 Feb 1959
136 Ian Lucas Lab Wrexham 18 Sep 1960
137 Sylvia, Lady Hermon Ind North Down 11 Aug 1955 Widow of a knight
138 The Rt Hon Mark Tami Lab Alyn and Deeside 3 Oct 1962
139 The Rt Hon Sir Norman Lamb LD North Norfolk 16 Sep 1957 LD Health Spokesperson.
140 Hywel Williams PC Arfon 14 May 1953 Former Parliamentary group leader, PC
141 The Rt Hon Alistair Burt C North East Bedfordshire 25 May 1955 Previously served 1983–97
142 Albert Owen Lab Ynys Môn 10 Aug 1959
143 Chris Bryant Lab Rhondda 11 Jan 1962
144 Pete Wishart SNP Perth and North Perthshire 9 Mar 1962
145 The Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell C Sutton Coldfield 23 Mar 1956 Previously served 1987–97
146 The Rt Hon Liam Byrne Lab Birmingham Hodge Hill 15 Jul 2004 2 Oct 1970
54th Parliament (elected: 5 May 2005, first met: 11 May 2005, dissolved: 12 April 2010)[24][25][26][27]
147 David Simpson DUP Upper Bann 5 May 2005 16 Feb 1959
148 Sir Charles Walker C Broxbourne 11 Sep 1967
149 The Rt Hon Tobias Ellwood C Bournemouth East 12 Aug 1966
150 Adam Afriyie C Windsor 4 Aug 1965
151 Tim Farron LD Westmorland and Lonsdale 27 May 1970 Leader, LD 16 July 2015 –2017
152 The Rt Hon Anne Milton Ind Guildford 3 Nov 1955
153 Anne Main C St Albans 17 May 1957
154 The Rt Hon Sir David Evennett C Bexleyheath and Crayford 3 Jun 1949 Previously served 1983–97
155 Stewart Hosie SNP Dundee East 3 Jan 1963 Former Parliamentary group deputy leader, SNP
156 The Rt Hon Grant Shapps C Welwyn Hatfield 14 Sep 1968
157 The Rt Hon Sir Mike Penning C Hemel Hempstead 28 Sep 1957
158 The Rt Hon Nick Hurd C Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner 13 May 1962 Child of life peer Lord Hurd of Westwell
159 Daniel Kawczynski C Shrewsbury and Atcham 24 Jan 1972
160 The Rt Hon Justine Greening Ind Putney 30 Apr 1969 Former Education Secretary
161 The Rt Hon Jeremy Wright C Kenilworth and Southam 24 Oct 1972 Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
162 James Duddridge C Rochford and Southend East 26 Aug 1971
163 The Rt Hon James Brokenshire C Old Bexley and Sidcup 7 Jan 1968 Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government
164 Philip Hollobone C Kettering 7 Nov 1964
165 The Rt Hon Theresa Villiers C Chipping Barnet 5 Mar 1968
166 Peter Bone C Wellingborough 19 Oct 1952
167 The Rt Hon David Gauke Ind South West Hertfordshire 8 Oct 1971 Secretary of State for Justice & Lord Chancellor
168 The Rt Hon Nick Herbert C Arundel and South Downs 7 Apr 1963
169 The Rt Hon Mark Harper C Forest of Dean 26 Feb 1970 Former Chief Whip, C
170 The Rt Hon David Mundell C Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale 27 May 1962 Secretary of State for Scotland
171 Madeleine Moon Lab Bridgend 27 Mar 1950
172 John Penrose C Weston-Super-Mare 22 Jun 1964
173 Mark Pritchard C The Wrekin 22 Nov 1966
174 The Rt Hon Maria Miller C Basingstoke 26 Mar 1964
175 Shailesh Vara C North West Cambridgeshire 4 Sep 1960
176 The Rt Hon Richard Benyon C Newbury 21 Oct 1960
177 The Rt Hon Mark Lancaster C Milton Keynes North 12 May 1970
178 The Rt Hon Greg Hands C Chelsea and Fulham 14 Nov 1965
179 The Rt Hon Ben Wallace C Wyre and Preston North 15 May 1970
180 The Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt C South West Surrey 1 Nov 1966 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
181 David Davies C Monmouth 22 Jul 1970
182 The Rt Hon David Jones C Clwyd West 22 Mar 1952
183 Lyn Brown Lab West Ham 13 Apr 1960
184 Philip Davies C Shipley 5 Jan 1972
185 Stephen Hammond C Wimbledon 4 Feb 1962
186 The Rt Hon Ed Vaizey C Wantage 5 Jun 1968 Child of late life peer Lord Vaizey
187 Andrew Gwynne Lab Denton and Reddish 4 Jun 1974 Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
188 The Rt Hon Stephen Crabb C Preseli Pembrokeshire 20 Jan 1973
189 Mary Creagh Lab Wakefield 2 Dec 1967
190 Helen Goodman Lab Bishop Auckland 2 Jan 1958
191 The Rt Hon Pat McFadden Lab Wolverhampton South East 26 Mar 1965
192 Meg Hillier Lab Hackney South and Shoreditch 14 Feb 1969
193 The Rt Hon Sammy Wilson DUP East Antrim 4 Apr 1953
194 The Rt Hon Robert Goodwill C Scarborough and Whitby 31 Dec 1956
195 Adam Holloway C Gravesham 29 Jul 1965
196 Roberta Blackman-Woods Lab City of Durham 16 Aug 1957
197 The Rt Hon Greg Clark C Tunbridge Wells 28 Aug 1967 Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
198 The Rt Hon Michael Gove C Surrey Heath 26 Aug 1967 Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
199 Angela Smith LD Penistone and Stocksbridge 16 Aug 1961
200 Kerry McCarthy Lab Bristol East 26 Mar 1965
201 Jessica Morden Lab Newport East 29 May 1968
202 Diana Johnson Lab Kingston upon Hull North 25 Jul 1966
203 Graham Stuart C Beverley and Holderness 12 Mar 1962
204 Nadine Dorries C Mid Bedfordshire 21 May 1957
205 The Rt Hon Emily Thornberry Lab Islington South and Finsbury 27 Jul 1960 Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
206 Barbara Keeley Lab Worsley and Eccles South 26 Mar 1952 Shadow Minister for Mental Health and Social Care
207 Sharon Hodgson Lab Washington and Sunderland West 1 Apr 1966
208 The Rt Hon Geoffrey Cox C Torridge and West Devon 30 Apr 1960
209 Andy Slaughter Lab Hammersmith 29 Sep 1960
210 The Rt Hon Ed Miliband Lab Doncaster North 24 Dec 1969 Leader, Lab and Leader of the Opposition 25 September 2010 – 8 May 2015
211 Ian Austin Ind Dudley North 6 Mar 1965
212 The Rt Hon Philip Dunne C Ludlow 14 Aug 1958
213 Angus MacNeil SNP Na h-Eileanan an Iar 21 Jul 1970
214 Rosie Cooper Lab West Lancashire 5 Sep 1950
215 Nia Griffith Lab Llanelli 4 Dec 1956 Shadow Secretary of State for Defence
216 Bob Neill C Bromley and Chislehurst 29 Jun 2006 24 Jun 1952
217 Virendra Sharma Lab Ealing Southall 19 Jul 2007 5 Apr 1947
218 Phil Wilson Lab Sedgefield 31 May 1959
219 John Howell C Henley 26 Jun 2008 27 Jul 1955
220 Chloe Smith C Norwich North 23 Jul 2009 17 May 1982
55th Parliament (elected: 6 May 2010, first met: 18 May 2010, dissolved: 30 March 2015) [28][29][30][31][32][33][34]
221 The Rt Hon Valerie Vaz Lab Walsall South 6 May 2010 7 Dec 1954 Shadow Leader of the House of Commons
222 Chris Leslie CHUK Nottingham East 28 Jun 1972 Previously served 1997–2005
223 Catherine McKinnell Lab Newcastle upon Tyne North 8 Jun 1976
224 The Rt Hon Rory Stewart Ind Penrith and The Border 3 Jan 1973
225 Bob Stewart C Beckenham 7 Jul 1949
226 Chris Heaton-Harris C Daventry 28 Nov 1967
227 Iain Stewart C Milton Keynes South 18 Sep 1972
228 Andrew Bridgen C North West Leicestershire 28 Oct 1964
229 Nigel Mills C Amber Valley 28 Oct 1974
230 Neil Parish C Tiverton and Honiton 26 May 1956
231 Jack Lopresti C Filton and Bradley Stoke 23 Aug 1969
232 Jonathan Reynolds Lab Stalybridge and Hyde 28 Aug 1980
233 Simon Hart C Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire 15 Aug 1963
234 Martin Vickers C Cleethorpes 13 Sep 1950
235 Geraint Davies Lab Swansea West 3 May 1960 Previously served 1997–2005
236 John Cryer Lab Leyton and Wanstead 11 Apr 1964
237 The Rt Hon Priti Patel C Witham 29 Mar 1972 Secretary of State for the Home Department
238 Charlie Elphicke Ind Dover 14 Mar 1971 Whip suspended and sat as Independent from 3 Nov 2017
239 The Rt Hon Alec Shelbrooke C Elmet and Rothwell 10 Jan 1976
240 Nigel Adams C Selby and Ainsty 30 Nov 1966
241 Sam Gyimah LD East Surrey 10 Aug 1976
242 The Rt Hon Mel Stride C Central Devon 30 Sep 1961
243 The Rt Hon Claire Perry C Devizes 3 Apr 1964
244 The Rt Hon Damian Hinds C East Hampshire 27 Nov 1969
245 Guto Bebb Ind Aberconwy 9 Oct 1968
246 The Rt Hon Anna Soubry CHUK Broxtowe 7 Dec 1956
247 The Rt Hon Mark Spencer C Sherwood 20 Jan 1970
248 Ian Lavery Lab Wansbeck 6 Jan 1963 Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office
249 Grahame Morris Lab Easington 13 Mar 1961
250 Ian Mearns Lab Gateshead 21 Apr 1957
251 Richard Harrington C Watford 4 Nov 1957
252 The Rt Hon Sajid Javid C Bromsgrove 5 Dec 1969 Chancellor of the Exchequer
253 The Rt Hon Robert Halfon C Harlow 22 Mar 1969
254 John Glen C Salisbury 1 Apr 1974
255 Andrew Griffiths C Burton 19 Oct 1970
256 The Rt Hon Jesse Norman C Hereford and South Herefordshire 23 Jun 1962
257 David Morris C Morecambe and Lunesdale 3 Jan 1966
258 Richard Drax C South Dorset 29 Jan 1958
259 Bob Blackman C Harrow East 26 Apr 1956
260 Fiona Bruce C Congleton 26 Mar 1957
261 Sarah Wollaston LD Totnes 17 Feb 1962
262 Dan Poulter C Central Suffolk and North Ipswich 30 Oct 1978
263 Tracey Crouch C Chatham and Aylesford 24 Jul 1975
264 Mary Glindon Lab North Tyneside 13 Jan 1957
265 Julie Elliott Lab Sunderland Central 29 Jul 1963
266 Heather Wheeler C South Derbyshire 14 May 1959
267 Peter Aldous C Waveney 26 Aug 1961
268 James Morris C Halesowen and Rowley Regis 4 Feb 1967
269 Mark Garnier C Wyre Forest 26 Feb 1963
270 Pauline Latham C Mid Derbyshire 4 Feb 1948
271 Chuka Umunna LD Streatham 17 Oct 1978
272 Andrew Percy C Brigg and Goole 18 Sep 1977
273 The Rt Hon Dominic Raab C Esher and Walton 25 Feb 1974
274 Damian Collins C Folkestone and Hythe 4 Feb 1974
275 The Rt Hon Caroline Nokes C Romsey and Southampton North 26 Jun 1972
276 Caroline Dinenage C Gosport 28 Oct 1971
277 The Rt Hon Conor Burns C Bournemouth West 24 Sep 1972
278 Mark Menzies C Fylde 18 May 1971
279 Toby Perkins Lab Chesterfield 12 Aug 1970
280 Bill Esterson Lab Sefton Central 27 Oct 1966
281 Yasmin Qureshi Lab Bolton South East 5 Jul 1963
282 The Hon Ian Paisley Jr DUP North Antrim 12 Dec 1966 Child of late life peer Lord Bannside
283 Kate Green Lab Stretford and Urmston 2 May 1960
284 Rachel Reeves Lab Leeds West 13 Feb 1979
285 Jonathan Lord C Woking 17 Sep 1962
286 The Rt Hon Julian Smith C Skipton and Ripon 30 Aug 1971
287 Lilian Greenwood Lab Nottingham South 26 Mar 1966
288 Owen Smith Lab Pontypridd 2 May 1970 Former Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
289 Chris Evans Lab Islwyn 7 Jul 1976
290 Julian Sturdy C York Outer 3 Jun 1971
291 Craig Whittaker C Calder Valley 30 Aug 1962
292 The Rt Hon Therese Coffey C Suffolk Coastal 18 Nov 1971
293 The Rt Hon Chris Skidmore C Kingswood 17 May 1981
294 Jonathan Edwards PC Carmarthen East and Dinefwr 26 Apr 1976 Former Parliamentary group leader, PC
295 Jeremy Lefroy C Stafford 30 May 1959
296 Christopher Pincher C Tamworth 24 Sep 1969
297 The Rt Hon Nicky Morgan C Loughborough 1 Oct 1972
298 John Woodcock Ind Barrow and Furness 14 Oct 1978
299 George Freeman C Mid Norfolk 12 Jul 1967
300 Gavin Shuker Ind Luton South 10 Oct 1981
301 Bridget Phillipson Lab Houghton and Sunderland South 19 Dec 1983
302 Nick Smith Lab Blaenau Gwent 14 Jan 1960
303 David Rutley C Macclesfield 7 Mar 1961
304 Karl Turner Lab Kingston upon Hull East 15 Apr 1971
305 The Rt Hon Penny Mordaunt C Portsmouth North 4 Mar 1973 Secretary of State for Defence
306 Alex Cunningham Lab Stockton North 1 May 1955
307 Chi Onwurah Lab Newcastle upon Tyne Central 12 Apr 1965
308 Heidi Alexander Lab Lewisham East 17 Apr 1975 Resigned in May 2018 to trigger 2018 Lewisham East by-election
309 Yvonne Fovargue Lab Makerfield 29 Nov 1956
310 Gloria De Piero Lab Ashfield 21 Dec 1972
311 Jenny Chapman Lab Darlington 25 Sep 1973
312 Liz Kendall Lab Leicester West 11 Jun 1971
313 Luciana Berger LD Liverpool Wavertree 13 May 1981
314 Anne Marie Morris C Newton Abbot 5 Jul 1957 Whip suspended and sat as Independent 10 Jul 2017– 12 Dec 2017
315 Henry Smith C Crawley 14 May 1969
316 Phillip Lee LD Bracknell 28 Sep 1970
317 The Rt Hon Liz Truss C South West Norfolk 26 Jul 1975 Chief Secretary to the Treasury
318 Guy Opperman C Hexham 18 May 1965
319 Sheryll Murray C South East Cornwall 4 Feb 1956
320 Helen Grant C Maidstone and The Weald 28 Sep 1961
321 The Rt Hon Andrea Leadsom C South Northamptonshire 13 May 1963 Former Leader of the House of Commons and Lord President of the Council
322 Richard Graham C Gloucester 4 Apr 1958
323 The Rt Hon Alok Sharma C Reading West 7 Sep 1967
324 Gareth Johnson C Dartford 12 Oct 1969
325 Marcus Jones C Nuneaton 5 Apr 1974
326 Andrew Stephenson C Pendle 17 Feb 1981
327 Steve Brine C Winchester 28 Jan 1974
328 The Rt Hon Brandon Lewis C Great Yarmouth 20 Jun 1971 Chairman of the Conservative Party
329 Jackie Doyle-Price C Thurrock 5 Aug 1969
330 The Rt Hon Jo Johnson C Orpington 23 Dec 1971
331 Margot James C Stourbridge 28 Aug 1957
332 Mike Freer C Finchley and Golders Green 29 May 1960
333 Stephen Metcalfe C South Basildon and East Thurrock 9 Jan 1966
334 Stephen McPartland C Stevenage 9 Aug 1976
335 Gordon Henderson C Sittingbourne and Sheppey 27 Jan 1948
336 The Rt Hon Alun Cairns C Vale of Glamorgan 30 Jul 1970 Secretary of State for Wales
337 Glyn Davies C Montgomeryshire 16 Feb 1944
338 Harriett Baldwin C West Worcestershire 2 May 1960
339 The Rt Hon Steve Barclay C North East Cambridgeshire 3 May 1972
340 The Rt Hon Gavin Williamson C South Staffordshire 25 Jun 1976 Former Secretary of State for Defence
341 The Hon Robin Walker C Worcester 12 Apr 1978 Child of late life peer Lord Walker of Worcester
342 The Rt Hon Michael Ellis C Northampton North 13 Oct 1967
343 Nadhim Zahawi C Stratford-on-Avon 2 Jun 1967
344 George Eustice C Camborne and Redruth 28 Sep 1971
345 Sir George Hollingbery C Meon Valley 12 Oct 1963
346 The Rt Hon Robert Buckland C South Swindon 22 Sep 1968
347 Justin Tomlinson C North Swindon 5 Nov 1976
348 Rehman Chishti C Gillingham and Rainham 4 Oct 1978
349 Paul Maynard C Blackpool North and Cleveleys 16 Dec 1975
350 Andrew Jones C Harrogate and Knaresborough 28 Nov 1963
351 Lisa Nandy Lab Wigan 9 Aug 1979
352 Paul Blomfield Lab Sheffield Central 25 Aug 1953
353 The Rt Hon Matt Hancock C West Suffolk 2 Oct 1978
354 Stuart Andrew C Pudsey 25 Nov 1971
355 Susan Elan Jones Lab Clwyd South 1 Jun 1968
356 Ian Murray Lab Edinburgh South 10 Aug 1976
357 Rebecca Harris C Castle Point 22 Dec 1967
358 Caroline Lucas GP Brighton Pavilion 9 Dec 1960
359 Matthew Offord C Hendon 3 Sep 1969
360 Teresa Pearce Lab Erith and Thamesmead 1 Feb 1955
361 The Rt Hon Jake Berry C Rossendale and Darwen 29 Dec 1978
362 Jack Dromey Lab Birmingham Erdington 21 Sep 1948
363 John Stevenson C Carlisle 4 Jul 1963
364 The Rt Hon Jacob Rees-Mogg C North East Somerset 24 May 1969 Child of late cross-bench life peer Lord Rees-Mogg
365 Nick Boles Ind Grantham and Stamford 2 Nov 1965
366 The Rt Hon Amber Rudd Ind Hastings and Rye 1 Aug 1963 Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
367 Sarah Newton C Truro and Falmouth 19 Jul 1961
368 Nic Dakin Lab Scunthorpe 10 Jul 1955
369 Rushanara Ali Lab Bethnal Green and Bow 14 Mar 1975
370 Shabana Mahmood Lab Birmingham Ladywood 17 Sep 1980
371 Graham Jones Lab Hyndburn 3 Mar 1966
372 Emma Reynolds Lab Wolverhampton North East 2 Nov 1977
373 The Rt Hon Kwasi Kwarteng C Spelthorne 26 May 1975
374 Mark Pawsey C Rugby 16 Jan 1957
375 Steve Baker C Wycombe 6 Jun 1971
376 Stephen Twigg Lab Liverpool West Derby 25 Dec 1966 Previously served 1997–2005
377 Jim Shannon DUP Strangford 25 Mar 1955
378 The Rt Hon Karen Bradley C Staffordshire Moorlands 12 Mar 1970 Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
379 Stella Creasy Lab Walthamstow 5 Apr 1977
380 Alison McGovern Lab Wirral South 30 Dec 1980
381 Debbie Abrahams Lab Oldham East and Saddleworth 13 Jan 2011 15 Sep 1960 Former Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
382 Dan Jarvis Lab Barnsley Central 3 Mar 2011 30 Nov 1972
383 Jon Ashworth Lab Leicester South 5 May 2011 14 Oct 1978 Shadow Secretary of State for Health
384 Seema Malhotra Lab Feltham and Heston 15 Dec 2011 7 Aug 1972
385 Stephen Doughty Lab Cardiff South and Penarth 15 Nov 2012 15 Apr 1980
386 Lucy Powell Lab Manchester Central 10 Oct 1974
387 Sarah Champion Lab Rotherham 29 Nov 2012 10 Jul 1969 Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities
388 Andy McDonald Lab Middlesbrough 8 Mar 1958 Shadow Secretary of State for Transport
389 Steve Reed Lab Croydon North 12 Nov 1963
390 Emma Lewell-Buck Lab South Shields 2 May 2013 8 Nov 1978
391 Mike Kane Lab Wythenshawe and Sale East 13 Feb 2014 9 Jan 1969
392 The Rt Hon Robert Jenrick C Newark 5 Jun 2014 9 Jan 1982
393 Liz McInnes Lab Heywood and Middleton 9 Oct 2014 30 Mar 1959
56th Parliament (elected: 7 May 2015, first met: 18 May 2015, dissolved: 3 May 2017) [35][36][37][38]
394 Simon Hoare C North Dorset 7 May 2015 28 Jun 1969
395 Kevin Hollinrake C Thirsk and Malton 28 Sep 1963
396 Ranil Jayawardena C North East Hampshire 3 Sep 1986
397 Alan Mak C Havant 19 Nov 1983
398 Tom Tugendhat C Tonbridge and Malling 27 Jun 1973
399 Chris Philp C Croydon South 6 Jul 1976
400 Judith Cummins Lab Bradford South 26 Jun 1967
401 The Rt Hon Liz Saville Roberts PC Dwyfor Meirionnydd 16 Dec 1964
402 Kevin Foster C Torbay 31 Dec 1978
403 Conor McGinn Lab St Helens North 31 Jul 1984
404 Kate Hollern Lab Blackburn 12 Apr 1955
405 Peter Dowd Lab Bootle 20 Jun 1957 Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury
406 Tom Pursglove C Corby 5 Nov 1988
407 Nus Ghani C Wealden 1 Sep 1972
408 Johnny Mercer C Plymouth Moor View 17 Aug 1981
409 Anne-Marie Trevelyan C Berwick-upon-Tweed 6 Apr 1969
410 Rebecca Pow C Taunton Deane 10 Oct 1960
411 Michael Tomlinson-Mynors C Mid Dorset and North Poole 1 Oct 1977
412 Steve Double C St Austell and Newquay 19 Dec 1966
413 Mims Davies C Eastleigh 2 Jun 1975
414 Marcus Fysh C Yeovil 8 Nov 1970
415 Antoinette Sandbach Ind Eddisbury 15 Feb 1969
416 James Heappey C Wells 30 Jan 1981
417 Peter Heaton-Jones C North Devon 2 Aug 1963
418 Angela Rayner Lab Ashton-under-Lyne 28 Mar 1980 Shadow Secretary of State for Education
419 Matthew Pennycook Lab Greenwich and Woolwich 29 Oct 1982
420 Rupa Huq Lab Ealing Central and Acton 2 Apr 1972
421 Maggie Throup C Erewash 27 Jan 1957
422 Alberto Costa C South Leicestershire 13 Nov 1971
423 Chris Matheson Lab City of Chester 2 Jan 1968
424 Royston Smith C Southampton Itchen 13 May 1964
425 Suella Fernandes C Fareham 3 Apr 1980
426 Edward Argar C Charnwood 9 Dec 1977
427 Matt Warman C Boston and Skegness 1 Sep 1981
428 Nigel Huddleston C Mid Worcestershire 13 Oct 1970
429 Mike Wood C Dudley South 17 Mar 1976
430 Sue Hayman Lab Workington 28 Jul 1962 Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
431 Melanie Onn Lab Great Grimsby 19 Jun 1979
432 The Rt Hon Joan Ryan CHUK Enfield North 8 Sep 1955 Previously served 1997–2010
433 Dawn Butler Lab Brent Central 3 Nov 1969 Previously served 2005–10. Shadow Minister for Diverse Communities.
434 Catherine West Lab Hornsey and Wood Green 14 Sep 1966
435 The Rt Hon Ian Blackford SNP Ross, Skye and Lochaber 14 May 1961 Parliamentary group leader, SNP
436 Angela Crawley SNP Lanark and Hamilton East 3 Jun 1987
437 Mhairi Black SNP Paisley and Renfrewshire South 12 Sep 1994 Baby of the House
438 Neil Gray SNP Airdrie and Shotts 16 Mar 1986
439 Philippa Whitford SNP Central Ayrshire 24 Dec 1958
440 Joanna Cherry SNP Edinburgh South West 18 Mar 1966
441 Lisa Cameron SNP East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow 8 Apr 1972
442 John McNally SNP Falkirk 1 Feb 1951
443 Hannah Bardell SNP Livingston 1 Jun 1983
444 Stewart McDonald SNP Glasgow South 24 Aug 1986
445 Martyn Day SNP Linlithgow and East Falkirk 26 Mar 1971
446 The Hon Kate Osamor Lab Edmonton 15 Aug 1968 Former Shadow Secretary of State for International Development
Child of life peer Baroness Osamor
447 Paula Sherriff Lab Dewsbury 16 Apr 1975
448 Naz Shah Lab Bradford West 13 Nov 1973
449 Nick Thomas-Symonds Lab Torfaen 26 May 1980
450 Drew Hendry SNP Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey 21 May 1964
451 Carol Monaghan SNP Glasgow North West 2 Aug 1972
452 Alan Brown SNP Kilmarnock and Loudoun 12 Aug 1970
453 Ronnie Cowan SNP Inverclyde 6 Sep 1959
454 Patricia Gibson SNP North Ayrshire and Arran 12 May 1968
455 Helen Hayes Lab Dulwich and West Norwood 8 Aug 1974
456 Vicky Foxcroft Lab Lewisham Deptford 9 Mar 1977
457 Brendan O'Hara SNP Argyll and Bute 27 Apr 1963
458 Marion Fellows SNP Motherwell and Wishaw 5 May 1949
459 Marie Rimmer Lab St Helens South and Whiston 27 Apr 1947
460 Thangam Debbonaire Lab Bristol West 3 Aug 1966
461 Holly Lynch Lab Halifax 8 Oct 1986
462 Stephen Gethins SNP North East Fife 28 Mar 1976
463 Patrick Grady SNP Glasgow North 5 Feb 1980
464 Kirsty Blackman SNP Aberdeen North 20 Mar 1986 Parliamentary group deputy leader, SNP
465 Jess Phillips Lab Birmingham Yardley 9 Oct 1981
466 Justin Madders Lab Ellesmere Port and Neston 22 Nov 1972
467 Chris Law SNP Dundee West 21 Oct 1969
468 Chris Stephens SNP Glasgow South West 20 Mar 1973
469 The Hon Victoria Prentis C Banbury 24 Mar 1971 Child of life peer Lord Boswell of Aynho
470 Colleen Fletcher Lab Coventry North East 23 Nov 1954
471 Cat Smith Lab Lancaster and Fleetwood 16 Jun 1985 Shadow Minister for Voter Engagement and Youth Affairs
472 Deidre Brock SNP Edinburgh North and Leith 8 Dec 1961
473 Rebecca Long-Bailey Lab Salford and Eccles 22 Sep 1979 Shadow Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
474 Maria Caulfield C Lewes 6 Aug 1973
475 Stuart McDonald SNP Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East 2 May 1978
476 Richard Burgon Lab Leeds East 19 Sep 1980 Shadow Secretary of State for Justice and Shadow Lord Chancellor
477 Imran Hussain Lab Bradford East 7 Jun 1978
478 Alison Thewliss SNP Glasgow Central 13 Sep 1982
479 Daniel Zeichner Lab Cambridge 9 Nov 1956
480 Douglas Chapman SNP Dunfermline and West Fife 5 Jan 1955
481 Tommy Sheppard SNP Edinburgh East 6 Mar 1959
482 Rachael Maskell Lab York Central 5 Jul 1972
483 Louise Haigh Lab Sheffield Heeley 22 Jul 1987
484 Lucy Allan C Telford 2 Oct 1964
485 Jo Stevens Lab Cardiff Central 6 Sep 1966
486 Lucy Frazer C South East Cambridgeshire 17 May 1972
487 Victoria Atkins C Louth and Horncastle 22 Mar 1976
488 Seema Kennedy C South Ribble 6 Oct 1974
489 Christopher Davies C Brecon and Radnorshire 18 Aug 1967 Removed on 21 June 2019 following a recall petition.
490 Karin Smyth Lab Bristol South 8 Sep 1964
491 Paul Scully C Sutton and Cheam 29 Apr 1968
492 Clive Lewis Lab Norwich South 11 Sep 1971
493 Wendy Morton C Aldridge-Brownhills 9 Nov 1967
494 Gerald Jones Lab Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney 21 Aug 1970
495 Kit Malthouse C North West Hampshire 27 Oct 1966
496 Margaret Greenwood Lab Wirral West 14 Mar 1959
497 Luke Hall C Thornbury and Yate 8 Jul 1986
498 Scott Mann C North Cornwall 24 Jun 1977
499 Julian Knight C Solihull 5 Jan 1972
500 Craig Tracey C North Warwickshire 21 Aug 1974
501 Amanda Milling C Cannock Chase 12 Mar 1975
502 Andrea Jenkyns C Morley and Outwood 16 Jun 1974
503 Chris Green C Bolton West 12 Aug 1973
504 Jo Churchill C Bury St Edmunds 18 Mar 1964
505 James Cartlidge C South Suffolk 30 Apr 1974
506 The Rt Hon Oliver Dowden C Hertsmere 1 Aug 1978
507 Huw Merriman C Bexhill and Battle 13 Jul 1973
508 Helen Whately C Faversham and Mid Kent 23 Jun 1976
509 Julie Cooper Lab Burnley 20 Jun 1960
510 Tulip Siddiq Lab Hampstead and Kilburn 16 Sep 1982
511 Jeff Smith Lab Manchester Withington 26 Jan 1963
512 The Rt Hon Sir Keir Starmer Lab Holborn and St Pancras 2 Sep 1962 Shadow Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union
513 Anna Turley Lab Redcar 9 Oct 1978
514 The Rt Hon James Cleverly C Braintree 4 Sep 1969
515 Will Quince C Colchester 27 Dec 1982
516 Ruth Cadbury Lab Brentford and Isleworth 14 May 1959
517 Carolyn Harris Lab Swansea East 18 Sep 1960
518 Christina Rees Lab Neath 21 Feb 1954 Shadow Secretary of State for Wales
519 Mary Robinson C Cheadle 23 Aug 1955
520 Alex Chalk C Cheltenham 8 Aug 1976
521 Ruth Smeeth Lab Stoke-on-Trent North 29 Jun 1979
522 Wes Streeting Lab Ilford North 21 Jan 1983
523 Peter Kyle Lab Hove 9 Sep 1970
524 The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak C Richmond (Yorks) 12 May 1980
525 Kelly Tolhurst C Rochester and Strood 23 Aug 1978
526 Craig Mackinlay C South Thanet 7 Oct 1966
527 The Hon Stephen Kinnock Lab Aberavon 1 Jan 1970 Child of life peers Lord Kinnock and Baroness Kinnock of Holyhead
528 Martin Docherty-Hughes SNP West Dunbartonshire 21 Jan 1971
529 Jeremy Quin C Horsham 24 Sep 1968
530 Neil Coyle Lab Bermondsey and Old Southwark 30 Dec 1978
531 William Wragg C Hazel Grove 11 Dec 1987
532 Peter Grant SNP Glenrothes 12 Oct 1960
533 Heidi Allen LD South Cambridgeshire 18 Jan 1975
534 Michelle Donelan C Chippenham 8 Apr 1984
535 Gavin Newlands SNP Paisley and Renfrewshire North 2 Feb 1980
536 Derek Thomas C St Ives 20 Jul 1972
537 David Warburton C Somerton and Frome 28 Oct 1965
538 Gavin Robinson DUP Belfast East 22 Nov 1984
539 The Rt Hon Boris Johnson C Uxbridge and South Ruislip 19 Jun 1964 Previously served 2001–08. Mayor of London, 2008–2016. Former Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs. Leader of the Conservatives 23 Jul 2019 – present. Prime Minister 24 Jul 2019 – present.
540 Jim McMahon Lab Oldham West and Royton 3 Dec 2015 7 Jul 1980
541 Gill Furniss Lab Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough 5 May 2016 14 Mar 1957
542 Christopher Elmore Lab Ogmore 23 Dec 1983
543 Rosena Allin-Khan Lab Tooting 16 Jun 2016 1 Jan 1977
544 Tracy Brabin Lab Batley and Spen 20 Oct 2016 9 May 1961
545 Robert Courts C Witney 21 Oct 1978
546 Caroline Johnson C Sleaford and North Hykeham 8 Dec 2016 31 Dec 1977
547 Gareth Snell Lab Stoke-on-Trent Central 23 Feb 2017 1 Jan 1986
548 Trudy Harrison C Copeland 19 Apr 1976
57th Parliament (elected: 8 June 2017, first met: 13 June 2017, dissolved: 6 November 2019)[39][40][41]
549 The Rt Hon Sir Ed Davey LD Kingston and Surbiton 8 Jun 2017 25 Dec 1965 Previously served 1997–2015. LD Home Affairs Spokesperson.
550 The Rt Hon Sir Vince Cable LD Twickenham 9 May 1943 Previously served 1997–2015. LD Treasury Spokesperson 2015–17, Leader of the Liberal Democrats 2017–2019.
551 Tony Lloyd Lab Rochdale 25 Feb 1950 Previously served 1983–2012. Police and Crime Commissioner for Greater Manchester 2012–2015, interim Mayor of Greater Manchester 2015–2017
552 The Rt Hon Esther McVey C Tatton 24 Oct 1967 Previously served 2010–15
553 Faisal Rashid Lab Warrington South 6 Sep 1972
554 Fiona Onasanya Ind Peterborough 23 Aug 1983 Whip suspended and sat as Independent from 19 Dec 2018. Removed after a recall petition on 1 May 2019.
555 Paul Williams Lab Stockton South 23 Aug 1972
556 Chris Ruane Lab Vale of Clwyd 18 Jul 1958 Previously served 1997–2015
557 Tan Dhesi Lab Slough 17 Aug 1978
558 Afzal Khan Lab Manchester Gorton 5 Apr 1958
559 Luke Pollard Lab Plymouth Sutton and Devonport 10 Apr 1980
560 Alex Norris Lab Nottingham North 4 Feb 1984
561 The Rt Hon Alister Jack C Dumfries and Galloway 7 Jul 1963
562 Kirstene Hair C Angus 12 Aug 1989
563 Andrew Bowie C West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine 28 May 1987
564 Bill Grant C Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock 14 Aug 1951
565 Colin Clark C Gordon 20 May 1969
566 Paul Masterton C East Renfrewshire 2 Nov 1985
567 Eleanor Smith Lab Wolverhampton South West 5 Jul 1957
568 Marsha de Cordova Lab Battersea 23 Jan 1976
569 Matt Western Lab Warwick and Leamington Nov 1962
570 Wera Hobhouse LD Bath 8 Feb 1960 LD Communities & Local Government and Refugees Spokesperson
571 Jo Platt Lab Leigh 15 Jun 1973
572 Tonia Antoniazzi Lab Gower 5 Oct 1971
573 Stephen Lloyd LD Eastbourne 15 Jun 1957 Previously served 2010–15. LD Work & Pensions Spokesperson.
574 Jamie Stone LD Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross 16 Jun 1954 LD Scotland Spokesperson.
575 Laura Smith Lab Crewe and Nantwich 1985
576 Mike Amesbury Lab Weaver Vale 7 May 1969
577 Christine Jardine LD Edinburgh West 24 Nov 1960 LD Culture, Media & Sport Spokesperson
578 David Linden SNP Glasgow East 14 May 1990
579 Ben Lake PC Ceredigion 22 Jan 1993
580 Sandy Martin Lab Ipswich 2 May 1957
581 Anneliese Dodds Lab Oxford East 16 Mar 1978
582 Mohammad Yasin Lab Bedford 15 Oct 1971
583 Alex Sobel Lab Leeds North West 26 Apr 1975
584 Emma Hardy Lab Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle 16 Sep 1980
585 Thelma Walker Lab Colne Valley 7 Apr 1957
586 Paul Girvan DUP South Antrim 6 Jul 1963
587 Darren Jones Lab Bristol North West 13 Nov 1986
588 Mike Hill Lab Hartlepool 12 May 1963
589 John Lamont C Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk 15 Apr 1976
590 Douglas Ross C Moray 27 Jan 1983
591 Luke Graham C Ochil and South Perthshire Jun 1985
592 Stephen Kerr C Stirling 26 Sep 1960
593 Ross Thomson C Aberdeen South 21 Sep 1987
594 David Duguid C Banff and Buchan 8 Oct 1970
595 Bambos Charalambous Lab Enfield Southgate 2 Dec 1967
596 Ruth George Lab High Peak 27 Nov 1969
597 Laura Pidcock Lab North West Durham 18 Jun 1987
598 Dan Carden Lab Liverpool Walton 28 Oct 1986
599 Ellie Reeves Lab Lewisham West and Penge 11 Dec 1980
600 Stephanie Peacock Lab Barnsley East 19 Dec 1986
601 The Rt Hon Zac Goldsmith C Richmond Park 20 Jan 1975 Previously served 2010–16
602 Liz Twist Lab Blaydon Jul 1956
603 Chris Williamson Ind Derby North 16 Sep 1956 Previously served 2010–15
604 Leo Docherty C Aldershot 4 Oct 1976
605 Bim Afolami C Hitchin and Harpenden 11 Feb 1986
606 Emma Little-Pengelly DUP Belfast South 31 Dec 1979
607 Neil O'Brien C Harborough 6 Nov 1978
608 Alex Burghart C Brentwood and Ongar 7 Sep 1977
609 Jack Brereton C Stoke-on-Trent South 13 May 1991
610 Rachel Maclean C Redditch 3 Oct 1965
611 Vicky Ford C Chelmsford 21 Sep 1967
612 Julia Dockerill C Hornchurch and Upminster 4 Jun 1984
613 Simon Clarke C Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland 28 Sep 1984
614 Gillian Keegan C Chichester 13 Mar 1968
615 Lee Rowley C North East Derbyshire 11 Sep 1980
616 Andrew Lewer C Northampton South 18 Jul 1971
617 Eddie Hughes C Walsall North 3 Oct 1968
618 Giles Watling C Clacton 18 Feb 1953
619 Damien Moore C Southport 26 Apr 1980
620 Bob Seely C Isle of Wight 1 Jun 1966
621 Stephen Morgan Lab Portsmouth South 17 Jan 1981
622 Anna McMorrin Lab Cardiff North 1971
623 Preet Gill Lab Birmingham Edgbaston Nov 1972
624 John Grogan Lab Keighley 24 Feb 1961 Previously served 1997–2010
625 Lesley Laird Lab Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath 15 Nov 1958 Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland
626 Ged Killen Lab Rutherglen and Hamilton West 15 May 1986
627 Martin Whitfield Lab East Lothian 1965
628 Danielle Rowley Lab Midlothian 25 Feb 1990
629 Hugh Gaffney Lab Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill 10 Aug 1963
630 Paul Sweeney Lab Glasgow North East 16 Jan 1989
631 Ben Bradley C Mansfield 11 Dec 1989
632 James Frith Lab Bury North 23 Apr 1977
633 Matt Rodda Lab Reading East 15 Dec 1966
634 David Drew Lab Stroud 13 Apr 1952 Previously served 1997–2010
635 Jared O'Mara Ind Sheffield Hallam 15 Nov 1981 Whip suspended and sat as Independent from 25 Oct 2017
636 Kemi Badenoch C Saffron Walden Jan 1980
637 Layla Moran LD Oxford West and Abingdon 12 Sep 1982 LD Education and Young People Spokesperson
638 Karen Lee Lab Lincoln 15 Jan 1959
639 Sarah Jones Lab Croydon Central 20 Dec 1972
640 Rosie Duffield Lab Canterbury 1 Jul 1971
641 Lloyd Russell-Moyle Lab Brighton Kemptown 14 Sep 1986
642 Jo Swinson LD East Dunbartonshire 5 Feb 1980 Previously served 2005–15. Deputy Leader, LD. LD Foreign Affairs Spokesperson. Leader of the Liberal Democrats 2019–
643 Emma Dent Coad Lab Kensington 15 Nov 1954
644 Janet Daby Lab Lewisham East 14 June 2018 15 Dec 1970 Elected 14 Jun 2018. Took seat 18 Jun 2018 [42]
645 Ruth Jones Lab Newport West 5 April 2019 1962 Elected 5 April 2019
646 Lisa Forbes Lab Peterborough 6 June 2019 28 Jul 1969 Elected 6 June 2019
647 Jane Dodds LD Brecon and Radnorshire 2 August 2019 23 Sep 1963 Elected 2 August 2019
Members who have never been sworn in
– Paul Maskey SF Belfast West 9 Jun 2011 10 Jun 1967
– Francie Molloy SF Mid Ulster 7 Mar 2013 16 Dec 1950
– Mickey Brady SF Newry and Armagh 7 May 2015 7 Oct 1950
– Michelle Gildernew SF Fermanagh and South Tyrone 8 Jun 2017 28 Mar 1970 Previously served 2001–15
– Chris Hazzard SF South Down 20 Aug 1984
– Elisha McCallion SF Foyle 21 Oct 1982
– Barry McElduff SF West Tyrone 16 Aug 1966 Suspended by SF and became Independent 8 Jan 2018. Resigned 16 Jan 2018.
– Órfhlaith Begley SF West Tyrone 3 May 2018 19 Dec 1991 Elected 3 May 2018

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References

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