Sir John Major KG CH (born 29 March 1943) is a British former politician who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative ...
John Major
Ex Primo ministro del Regno Unito
Sir John Roy Major è un politico britannico.
Membro del Partito Conservatore, è stato Primo ministro del Regno Unito dal 28 novembre 1990 al 2 maggio 1997. Wikipedia
Nascita: 29 marzo 1943 (età 81 anni), Saint Helier, Morden, Regno Unito
Coniuge: Norma Major (s. 1970)
Figli: James Major e Elizabeth Major
Cariche precedenti: Segretario di stato ombra per gli affari esteri e del Commonwealth (1997–1997), Leader dell’opposizione del Regno Unito (1997–1997), Primo ministro del Regno Unito (1990–1997) e altri ancora
Istruzione: Rutlish School (1954–1959)
Altezza: 5 ft 11 in
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As Prime Minister Sir John Major oversaw Britain's longest period of continuous economic growth and the beginning of the Northern Ireland Peace Process.
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Major served as Leader of the Opposition for seven weeks while the leadership election to replace him was underway. He formed a temporary Shadow Cabinet, and ...
Sir John Major was born on 29th March 1943, the son of Tom Ball, known as Tom Major, and Gwen Major. He was educated at Cheam Common Primary School and then ...
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The Rt. Hon. Sir John Major KG CH. Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 1990-1997. Home · BIOGRAPHY · SPEECHES BY DATE · SPEECHES BY SUBJECT ...
As former Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Sir John Major is one of the most respected figures in the international arena.
Major criticises PMs for civil service treatment. Sir John Major and Gordon Brown responded to plans for civil service reform from the Institute for Government.