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Rutld001
Birth place	Crawley
Current location	Crawley
Country	United Kingdom
Ethnicity	English
Interests
Football Sport Politics

I usually edit sports and political pages. I am a supporter of Chelsea, Crawley Town and England.

Contents

1 Pages regularly maintaining
2 Pages created
3 Templates created

[edit] Pages regularly maintaining

2010–11 Crawley Town F.C. season

[edit] Pages created

2010–11 Crawley Town F.C. season
Electoral history of David Cameron
Inside Sport
Leaders of political parties in the United Kingdom
Mayor of Doncaster
Henry Smith

[edit] Templates created

[edit] Concert

v t e Live 8 concerts (July 2005)

July 2, 2005: London · Paris · Berlin · Rome · Philadelphia · Barrie · Chiba · Johannesburg · Moscow · Eden Project July 6, 2005: Edinburgh

[edit] Media

v t e The Daily Politics

Current presenters	Andrew Neil (2003-) • Jo Coburn (2008-) • Giles Dilnot (2010-)

Former presenters	Daisy Sampson (2003-05) • Jenny Scott (2005-08) • Anita Anand (2008-2011) • Shelagh Fogarty (2010)

v t e A Question of Sport

Presenters	Stuart Hall (1968-69) David Vine (1970-78) David Coleman (1979-97) Sue Barker (since 1997)

Regular captains	Cliff Morgan (1970-75) Henry Cooper (1970-77) Bobby Moore (1974) Bobby Charlton (1974-75) Fred Trueman (1976) Brendan Foster (1977) Gareth Edwards (1979-81) Emlyn Hughes (1979-81, 1984-88) Willie Carson (1982-83) Bill Beaumont (1982-96) Ian Botham (1988-96) John Parrott (1996-2002) Ally McCoist (1996-2007) Frankie Dettori (2002-04) Matt Dawson (since 2004) Phil Tufnell (since 2008)

v t e talkSPORT

Breakfast	Alan Brazil · Ronnie Irani

Morning	Richard Keys · Andy Gray

Afternoon	Hawksbee & Jacobs

Drive	Adrian Durham · Darren Gough

Evening	Danny Kelly · Stan Collymore · Ray Parlour · Mark Saggers · Alvin Martin · Ray Houghton · Stewart Robson · Matthew Holland

Talk	George Galloway · Ian Collins · Matt Forde · Mike Graham ·

Matchday Live	Adrian Durham · Stan Collymore · Sam Matterface · Ray Parlour ·

Weekend	Alvin Martin · Jason Cundy · Ray Houghton · Micky Quinn · Andy Goldstein · Sam Matterface · Mark Saggers · The Russell Brand Show (radio show)

Football	Ray Houghton · Alvin Martin · Jason Cundy · Alan Brazil · Ian Danter · Ray Parlour · Micky Quinn ·

Fishing	Keith Arthur · Nigel Botherway

Rugby	Russell Hargreaves · Will Carling · Jeff Probyn · Simon Ward · Mike Bovill

Golf	Rupert Bell · Bob Bubka ·

Cricket	Jack Bannister · Darren Gough · Ronnie Irani · Andrew McKenna · Neil Manthorp

Horse Racing	Derek Thompson

Tennis	Dave Luddy

v t e The One Show

Current presenters	Alex Jones (August 2010 – present) Matt Baker (February 2011 - present) Chris Evans (August 2010 – present)

Former presenters	Adrian Chiles Nadia Sawalha Myleene Klass Christine Bleakley Jason Manford

v t e This Week

Presenter	Andrew Neil (since 2003)

Featuring	Michael Portillo (since 2003) • Diane Abbott (2003-2010)

Featured guests	Diane Abbott (since 2010) • Hazel Blears (since 2010) • Alastair Campbell (since 2011) • Charles Clarke (since 2010) • Kate Hoey (since 2011) • Alan Johnson (since 2010) • Charles Kennedy (since 2010) • Jacqui Smith (since 2010) • Gisela Stuart (since 2011)

v t e Peter Morgan's 'Blair Trilogy'

Films	The Deal (2003) · The Queen (2006) · The Special Relationship (2010)

People	Stephen Frears · Richard Loncraine · Christine Langan · Michael Sheen

[edit] Football

Chelsea F.C. – managers

C (caretaker manager)

v t e Crawley Town F.C. – managers

Smith (?–99) Cant (1999) Smith (1999–2003) Vines (2003–05) Hollins (2005–06) Yems, Judge and Woozley (2006–07) Evans (2007–)

v t e England 2018 board

Chairman and Directors	Geoff Thompson OBE (Chairman) · David Gill (Deputy Chairman) · Lord Mawhinney (Deputy Chairman) · Sir Dave Richards (Deputy Chairman) · Gerry Sutcliffe MP (Director) · Andy Anson (Chief Executive) · Simon Johnson (Chief Operating Officer)

Non-Executive Directors	Baroness Amos · Lord Coe · Sir Keith Mills · Sir Martin Sorrell

Observer	Richard Caborn

Vice Presidents	David Beckham · John Barnes · Fabio Capello · Hope Powell · Geoff Thompson OBE · Peter Kenyon · Gordon Taylor · Sir Terry Leahy · Lord Stern

England 2018 • The Football Association • 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cup bids

v t e England national football team – managers

Winterbottom (1946–62) Ramsey (1963–74) Mercer (caretaker) (1974) Revie (1974–77) Greenwood (1977–82) Robson (1982–90) G. Taylor (1990–93) Venables (1993–96) Hoddle (1996–99) Keegan (1999–2000) Wilkinson (caretaker) (2000) P. Taylor (caretaker) (2000–01) Eriksson (2001–06) McClaren (2006–07) Capello (2008–12) Pearce (caretaker) (2012–)

v t e Minor tournaments hosted by The Football Association

England Challenge Cup, 1991 • Umbro Cup, 1995 • FA Summer Tournament, 2004

[edit] Politics

[edit] Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom

v t e Tony Blair

Politics	Premiership · Blair Ministry · Blair–Brown deal · Electoral history · Shadow Cabinet of Tony Blair

Ideology	Blairism · Third Way

General elections	1997 · 2001 · 2005

Party election	1994

Shadow Cabinet elections	1992 · 1993

Post-premiership	Quartet on the Middle East · Africa Progress Panel · Tony Blair Faith Foundation

Books	A Journey

Family	Cherie Blair · Euan Blair · Nicky Blair · Kathryn Blair · Leo Blair · Leo Blair (senior) · William Blair (judge)

Cultural depictions	The Deal (2003) · The Regina Monologues (2004) · The Queen (2006) · The Trial of Tony Blair (2007) · The Special Relationship (2010) · The Hunt for Tony Blair (2011)

Related topics	Ugly Rumours · Respect agenda · Blatcherism · Cool Britannia · Blair babe

Wikimedia: Wiktionary • Wikibooks • Wikiquote • Wikisource • Commons • Wikinews · Wikibook · Category

v t e Gordon Brown

Politics	Blair–Brown deal · Chancellorship · Premiership · Brown Ministry · Brownism · Electoral history

Ideology	Third Way

General elections	2010

Party elections	2007

Shadow Cabinet elections	1992 · 1993 · 1994 · 1995 · 1996

Family	Sarah Brown

Publications	Britain's Everyday Heroes (2007) · Courage: Eight Portraits (2007) · The Change we Choose (2010) · Beyond the Crash (2010)

In the media	The Deal (2003) · The Trial of Tony Blair (2007) · The Hunt for Tony Blair (2011)

Wikimedia	Gordon Brown at Wiktionary • Gordon Brown at Wikibooks • Gordon Brown at Wikiquote • Gordon Brown at Wikisource • Gordon Brown at Commons • Gordon Brown at Wikinews · Gordon Brown · Gordon Brown

v t e David Cameron

Premiership	Cameron Ministry • Conservative – Liberal Democrat Coalition Agreement • Coalition government • Big Society • First Speech as Prime Minister • Muscular liberalism • Project Merlin

Politics	Cameronism • Political positions • Electoral history • Conservative Party • Witney • Shadow Cabinet

General elections	2010

Party elections	2005

Family	Samantha Cameron • Sir William Mount, 2nd Baronet (grandfather) • Ewen Cameron (great great grandfather)

In the media	Notting Hill Set (2004) • Dave the Chameleon (2006) • Make Me a Tory (2007) • When Boris Met Dave (2009) • F·R·I·E·N·D·S (2010) • The New Coalition Academy (2010) • Cameron and Clegg Face the Audience (2010)

Conservatism Portal · Book:David Cameron · Category:David Cameron

[edit] Leaders of the Opposition

v t e Leader of the Opposition of the United Kingdom

House of Commons	Ponsonby · Tierney · Peel · Althorp · Peel · Russell · Peel · Russell · Bentinck · Manners · Manners/Bentinck/Disraeli · Disraeli · Russell · Disraeli · Palmerston · Disraeli · Gladstone · Disraeli · Gladstone · Cavendish · Iddesleigh · Gladstone · Hicks Beach · William Ewart Gladstone · Balfour · Harcourt · Campbell-Bannerman · Balfour · Chamberlain · Balfour · Bonar Law · Carson · Asquith · Maclean · Asquith · MacDonald · Baldwin · MacDonald · Baldwin · Henderson · Lansbury · Attlee · Lees-Smith · Pethick-Lawrence · Greenwood · Attlee · Churchill · Attlee · Morrison · Gaitskell · Brown · Wilson · Douglas-Home · Heath · Wilson · Heath · Thatcher · Callaghan · Foot · Kinnock · Smith · Beckett · Blair · Major · Hague · Duncan Smith · Howard · Cameron · Harman · Miliband

House of Lords	Grenville · Grey · Lansdowne · Wellington · Lansdowne · Wellington · Melbourne · Wellington · Melbourne · 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne · Derby · 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne · Derby · Granville · Derby · Russell · Granville · Malmesbury · Cairns · Richmond · Granville · Beaconsfield · 3rd Marques of Salisbury · Granville · 3rd Marques of Salisbury · Granville · Kimberley · 3rd Marques of Salisbury · Rosebery · Kimberly · Spencer · Ripon · 5th Marquess of Lansdowne · Crewe · Curzon of Kedleston · Haldane · Curzon of Parmoor · 4th Marquess of Salisbury · Hailsham · Parmoor · Ponsonby of Shulbrede · Snell · Addison · 5th Marquess of Salisbury · Addison · Jowitt · Alexander of Hillsborough · Carrington · Shackleton · Carrington · Peart · Cledwyn of Penrhos · Richard · Cranborne · Strathclyde · Royall of Blaisdon

v t e William Hague

Politics	Shadow Cabinet • Richmond

General election	2001

Party election	1997

v t e Michael Howard

Politics	Shadow Cabinet • Folkestone and Hythe

General election	2005

Party elections	1997 • 2003

[edit] Other

v t e Boris Johnson

London mayoral elections	2008 · 2012

Books	The Dream of Rome (2006)

Depictions	Boris: The Rise of Boris Johnson (2006) · When Boris Met Dave (2009)

Family	Marina Wheeler (wife) · Stanley Johnson (father) · Rachel Johnson (sister) · Jo Johnson (brother)

[edit] Other British politics

[edit] Cabinet of the United Kingdom

v t e Home Secretaries of the United Kingdom

of Great Britain	Shelburne Sydney North Temple Sydney Grenville Dundas Portland

of the United Kingdom	Pelham Yorke Hawkesbury Spencer Liverpool Ryder Sidmouth Peel Bourne Lansdowne Peel Melbourne Duncannon Wellington Goulburn Russell Normanby Graham Grey Walpole Palmerston Grey Walpole Sotheron-Estcourt Cornewall Lewis Grey Walpole Hardy Bruce Lowe Cross Harcourt Cross Childers Matthews Asquith Ridley Ritchie Akers-Douglas Gladstone Churchill McKenna Simon Samuel Cave Shortt Bridgeman Henderson Joynson-Hicks Clynes Samuel Gilmour Simon Hoare Anderson Morrison Somervell Ede Fyfe Lloyd George Butler Brooke Soskice Jenkins Callaghan Maudling Carr Jenkins Rees Whitelaw Brittan Hurd Waddington Baker K. Clarke Howard Straw Blunkett C. Clarke Reid Smith Johnson May

v t e Secretaries of State for Justice of the United Kingdom

Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs 2003-2007	Falconer

Secretary of State for Justice 2007-Pres.	Falconer · Straw · Clarke

[edit] Other offices

v t e Mayors of London

Ken Livingstone (2000–2008) • Boris Johnson (2008–)

v t e Deputy Mayors of London

Gavron Jones Gavron Barnes

v t e Leaders of political parties in the United Kingdom

House of Commons	David Cameron (Conservatives) · Ed Miliband (Labour) · Nick Clegg (Liberal Democrats) · Nigel Dodds (DUP) · Angus Robertson (SNP) · Gerry Adams (Sinn Féin) · Elfyn Llwyd (Plaid Cymru) · Alasdair McDonnell (SDLP) · Caroline Lucas (Green) · David Ford (Alliance)

Scottish Parliament	Alex Salmond (SNP) · Johann Lamont (Labour) · Ruth Davidson (Conservatives) · Willie Rennie (Liberal Democrats) · Patrick Harvie and Eleanor Scott (Green)

National Assembly for Wales	Carwyn Jones (Labour) · Andrew R. T. Davies (Conservatives) · Ieuan Wyn Jones (Plaid Cymru) · Kirsty Williams (Liberal Democrats)

Northern Ireland Assembly	Peter Robinson (DUP) · Gerry Adams (Sinn Féin) · Tom Elliott (UUP) · Alasdair McDonnell (SDLP) · David Ford (Alliance) · Jim Allister (TUV) · Steven Agnew (Green)

Minor parties	Nick Griffin (BNP) · George Hargreaves (Christian) · Robin Tilbrook (English Democrats) · Steve Radford (Liberal) · Dick Cole (Mebyon Kernow) · Billy Hutchinson (Progressive Unionist Party) · Salma Yaqoob (Respect) · Colin Fox and Frances Curran (SSP) · Arthur Scargill (Socialist Labour) · Tommy Sheridan and Rosemary Byrne (Solidarity) · Nigel Farage (UKIP)

Portal:Politics - List of political parties - Politics of the United Kingdom

v t e Directly elected mayors in the United Kingdom

Mayoralties	Bedford · Doncaster · Hackney · Hartlepool · Leicester · Lewisham · Liverpool · London · Mansfield · Middlesbrough · Newham · North Tyneside · Salford · Torbay · Tower Hamlets · Watford

Former Mayoralties	Stoke-on-Trent

English mayoral referendums, 2012

[edit] Elections

v t e Conservative Party leadership election, 1995

Incumbent Leader: John Major

John Major · John Redwood

v t e Labour Party leadership election, 2007

Outgoing Leader: Tony Blair

Winner	Gordon Brown

Not nominated	John McDonnell

Timeline for the Labour Party (UK) leadership elections, 2007

v t e Speaker of the British House of Commons election, 2009

Michael Martin · United Kingdom Parliamentary expenses scandal · List of expenses claims in the United Kingdom Parliamentary expenses scandal · Salaries of Members of the United Kingdom Parliament

Margaret Beckett · Sir Alan Beith · John Bercow · Sir Patrick Cormack · Parmjit Dhanda · Sir Alan Haselhurst · Sir Michael Lord · Richard Shepherd · Ann Widdecombe · Sir George Young

Portal:Politics • List of political parties by representation • Politics of the United Kingdom

v t e United Kingdom general election, 2010

Boundary changes · Constituencies · Debates · MPs elected · MPs standing down · Newspaper endorsements · Opinion polling · Parties · Results breakdown · Results by constituency · MPs by seniority · Post-election events Incumbent Prime Minister: Gordon Brown (Labour) · Subsequent Prime Minister: David Cameron (Conservative)

Parties elected to the House of Commons	Conservative · Labour · Liberal Democrats · Democratic Unionist Party · Scottish National Party · Sinn Féin · Plaid Cymru · Social Democratic and Labour Party · Green Party of England and Wales · Alliance Party of Northern Ireland · Independent

Leaders	David Cameron · Gordon Brown · Nick Clegg · Peter Robinson · Alex Salmond · Gerry Adams · Ieuan Wyn Jones · Margaret Ritchie · Caroline Lucas · David Ford · Sylvia Hermon

Parties represented in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, London, or Europe	British National Party · Green Party in Northern Ireland · Progressive Unionist Party · Scottish Green Party · Ulster Unionist Party · United Kingdom Independence Party

Leaders	Nick Griffin · Mark Bailey/Karly Greene · Dawn Purvis · Eleanor Scott/Patrick Harvie · Sir Reg Empey · Lord Pearson

Results by area	Bristol · Cornwall · East Sussex · Glasgow · Lancashire · Surrey · Scotland · Wales · England

United Kingdom local elections, 2010

v t e Liberal Democrats deputy leadership election, 2010

Outgoing Deputy Leader: Vince Cable

Tim Farron · Simon Hughes

v t e Labour Party shadow cabinet election, 2010

Leader: Ed Miliband

Elected	Douglas Alexander • Ed Balls • Hilary Benn • Andy Burnham • Liam Byrne • Yvette Cooper • Mary Creagh • John Denham • Angela Eagle • Maria Eagle • Caroline Flint • John Healey • Meg Hillier • Alan Johnson • Tessa Jowell • Sadiq Khan • Ivan Lewis • Ann McKechin • Jim Murphy

Not elected	Diane Abbott • Roberta Blackman-Woods • Ben Bradshaw • Kevin Brennan • Chris Bryant • Vernon Coaker • Wayne David • Jack Dromey • Robert Flello • Mike Gapes • Barry Gardiner • Helen Goodman • Peter Hain • David Hanson • Tom Harris • Huw Irranca-Davies • Kevan Jones • Eric Joyce • Barbara Keeley • David Lammy • Chris Leslie • Ian Lucas • Fiona Mactaggart • Pat McFadden • Alun Michael • Gareth Thomas • Emily Thornberry • Stephen Timms • Stephen Twigg • Shaun Woodward • Iain Wright

v t e London mayoral election, 2012

Incumbent: Boris Johnson

Conservative Party	Boris Johnson

Labour Party	Ken Livingstone Shortlisted: Oona King Not shortlisted: Seton During • Emmanuel Okoro

Liberal Democrats	Brian Paddick Shortlisted: Mike Tuffrey • Lembit Öpik • Brain Haley Not shortlisted: Duwayne Brooks • Patrick Streeter

Green Party	Jenny Jones Shortlisted: Shahrah Ali • Farid Bakht

UKIP	Lawrence Webb

BNP	Carlos Cortiglia

[edit] International

v t e Africa Progress Panel

Kofi Annan (chair) · Tony Blair · Michel Camdessus · Peter Eigen · Bob Geldof · Graça Machel · Linah Mohohlo · Olusegun Obasanjo · Robert Rubin · Tidjane Thiam · Muhammad Yunus

v t e Commission for Africa

Blair (chairman) Adeola · Amoako · Baker · Benn · Brown · Camdessus · Geldof · Goodale · Peiding · Kalema · Manuel · Mkapa · Mohohlo · Thiam · Tibaijuka · Meles

v t e The Elders

Martti Ahtisaari · Kofi Annan · Ela Bhatt · Lakhdar Brahimi · Gro Harlem Brundtland · Fernando Henrique Cardoso · Jimmy Carter · Graça Machel · Mary Robinson · Desmond Tutu (chair) Honorary Elders: Nelson Mandela · Aung San Suu Kyi

Former Elder: Muhammad Yunus

v t e United Nations Deputy Secretary-General

Louise Fréchette • Mark Malloch Brown • Asha-Rose Migiro

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