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Labor Party leader and Leader of the Opposition
This was Tony Blair, by far, having won a third term. Whatever one thinks of his politics and he as a person, he is widely regarded as the most successful labour leader since the start of the party in the early 20th century. Other leaders of the conservative party have been in office for longer (eg Margaret Thatcher) but as a labour leader, no one comes even close.
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Margaret Thatcher became the Prime Minister of Great Britain, defeating the Labor Party. She replaced the way British people were taxed, believing everyone should contribute to society.
Gordon Brown
Maggie Thatcher defeated Labour led by Prime Minister, Jim Callaghan in 1979.
Sam Pollock - labor leader - died in 1983.
Sam Pollock - labor leader - was born in 1909.
Mike Casey - labor leader - was born in 1958.
Frank Duffy - labor leader - was born in 1861.
Frank Duffy - labor leader - died in 1955.
Tony Blair took over as Labour leader from John Smith, who had succeeded Neil Kinnock as Labour leader following Labour's election defeat in 1992. Smith was never Prime Minister, since the Conservatives were in power at the time- he was Leader of the Opposition, and died in 1994. The Deputy leader Margaret Beckett held the post for a year, before Blair was elected as Labour Party leader in '95.