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List of United Kingdom Labour Co-operative MPs (2005–2010)

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This is a list of Labour Co-operative members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the British House of Commons in the last parliament. The names in italics are the current speaker and deputy speakers and the names with a * next to them are MPs who first entered Parliament in a by-election.

For other Labour Party MPs, see List of United Kingdom Labour MPs 2005-; for a combined list, see List of United Kingdom Labour and Labour Co-operative MPs 2005-.

MPs

Member of Parliament Constituency In constituency since First entered Parliament
Adrian Bailey* West Bromwich West 2000 2000
Ed Balls Normanton 2005 2005
Ian Davidson Glasgow South West 2005 1992
Jim Dobbin Heywood and Middleton 1997 1997
David Drew Stroud 1997 1997
Louise Ellman Liverpool Riverside 1997 1997
Mike Gapes Ilford South 1992 1992
Linda Gilroy Plymouth Sutton 1997 1997
Mark Hendrick* Preston 2000 2000
Meg Hillier Hackney South and Shoreditch 2005 2005
Phil Hope Corby 1997 1997
Alan Keen Feltham and Heston 1992 1992
Mark Lazarowicz Edinburgh North and Leith 2001 2001
David Lepper Brighton Pavilion 1997 1997
Andy Love Edmonton 1997 1997
Thomas McAvoy Rutherglen and Hamilton West 2005 1987
Sarah McCarthy-Fry Portsmouth North 2005 2005
John McFall West Dunbartonshire 2005 1987
Alun Michael Cardiff South and Penarth 1987 1987
Meg Munn Sheffield Heeley 2001 2001
Douglas Naysmith Bristol North West 1997 1997
Ken Purchase Wolverhampton North East 1992 1992
Andy Reed Loughborough 1997 1997
Linda Riordan Halifax 2005 2005
Barry Sheerman Huddersfield 1983 1979
Angela Smith Basildon 1997 1997
David Taylor North West Leicestershire 1997 1997
Gareth Thomas Harrow West 1997 1997
Don Touhig* Islwyn 1995 1995

See also

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