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Q259106

British politician (born 1967)

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instance of

human

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Douglas Alexander at the India Economic Summit 2008.jpg
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point in time

17 November 2008

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Official portrait of Douglas Alexander MP crop 2, 2024.jpg
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sex or gender

male

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stated in

Integrated Authority File

GND ID

1068498099

retrieved

13 August 2015

country of citizenship

United Kingdom

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name in native language

Douglas Alexander (English)

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birth name

Douglas Garven Alexander (English)

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given name

Douglas

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stated in

Integrated Authority File

GND ID

1068498099

retrieved

13 August 2015

Garven

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family name

Alexander

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stated in

Integrated Authority File

GND ID

1068498099

retrieved

13 August 2015

date of birth

26 October 1967

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Japanese Wikipedia

UK Parliament ID

PlwVEpAi

place of birth

Glasgow

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stated in

Integrated Authority File

GND ID

1068498099

retrieved

13 August 2015

sibling

Wendy Alexander

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number of children

2

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Wikimedia import URL

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Douglas_Alexander&oldid=861546881

languages spoken, written or signed

English

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occupation

politician

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stated in

Who's Who

Who's Who UK ID

U5212

reference URL

https://www.workwithdata.com/person/douglas-alexander-1967

retrieved

25 November 2024

position held

Shadow Foreign Secretary

start time

20 January 2011

end time

11 May 2015

replaces

Yvette Cooper

replaced by

Hilary Benn

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Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions

start time

8 October 2010

end time

20 January 2011

replaces

Yvette Cooper

replaced by

Liam Byrne

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Shadow Secretary of State for International Development

start time

11 May 2010

end time

8 October 2010

replaces

Andrew Mitchell

replaced by

Harriet Harman

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Secretary of State for International Development

start time

28 June 2007

end time

11 May 2010

replaces

Hilary Benn

replaced by

Andrew Mitchell

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Secretary of State for Scotland

start time

6 May 2006

end time

27 June 2007

replaces

Alistair Darling

replaced by

Des Browne, Baron Browne of Ladyton

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Secretary of State for Transport

start time

6 May 2006

5 May 2006

end time

27 June 2007

28 June 2007

replaces

Alistair Darling

replaced by

Ruth Kelly

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Minister of State for Europe

start time

5 May 2005

end time

6 May 2006

replaces

Denis MacShane

replaced by

Geoff Hoon

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Minister of State for Trade

start time

8 September 2004

end time

5 May 2005

replaces

Mike O'Brien

replaced by

Ian Pearson

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English Wikipedia

Minister for the Cabinet Office

start time

13 June 2003

end time

8 September 2004

replaces

Gus Macdonald

replaced by

Alan Milburn

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Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom

start time

2005

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stated in

Who's Who

Who's Who UK ID

U5212

member of the 55th Parliament of the United Kingdom

parliamentary group

Labour Party

electoral district

Paisley and Renfrewshire South

start time

6 May 2010

elected in

2010 United Kingdom general election

end time

30 March 2015

end cause

dissolution of parliament

parliamentary term

55th Parliament of the United Kingdom

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stated in

TheyWorkForYou

member of the 54th Parliament of the United Kingdom

parliamentary group

Labour Party

electoral district

Paisley and Renfrewshire South

start time

5 May 2005

elected in

2005 United Kingdom general election

end time

12 April 2010

end cause

dissolution of parliament

parliamentary term

54th Parliament of the United Kingdom

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stated in

TheyWorkForYou

member of the 53rd Parliament of the United Kingdom

parliamentary group

Labour Party

electoral district

Paisley South

start time

7 June 2001

elected in

2001 United Kingdom general election

end time

11 April 2005

end cause

dissolution of parliament

parliamentary term

53rd Parliament of the United Kingdom

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stated in

TheyWorkForYou

member of the 52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom

parliamentary group

Labour Party

electoral district

Paisley South

start time

6 November 1997

elected in

1997 Paisley South by-election

end time

14 May 2001

end cause

dissolution of parliament

parliamentary term

52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom

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stated in

TheyWorkForYou

Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

start time

13 June 2003

end time

8 September 2004

9 September 2004

replaces

Gus Macdonald

replaced by

Alan Milburn

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Wikimedia import URL

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_chancellors_of_the_Duchy_of_Lancaster

retrieved

16 September 2021

member of the 59th Parliament of the United Kingdom

start time

4 July 2024

parliamentary group

Labour Co-operative

electoral district

Lothian East

elected in

2024 United Kingdom general election

parliamentary term

59th Parliament of the United Kingdom

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reference URL

https://candidates.democracyclub.org.uk/data/export_csv/?field_group=results&election_date=2024-07-04

Secretary of State for Scotland

start time

5 September 2025

5 May 2006

end time

no value

28 June 2007

replaces

Ian Murray

2 references

reference URL

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/ministerial-appointments-5-september-2025

title

Ministerial appointments: 5 September 2025 (English)

language of work or name

English

retrieved

5 September 2025

reference URL

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgmzg8jpd1ro

title

Douglas Alexander becomes Scottish secretary after Murray sacked (British English)

publication date

5 September 2025

language of work or name

British English

retrieved

5 September 2025

Minister of State at the Cabinet Office

start time

13 June 2003

end time

9 September 2004

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educated at

University of Edinburgh

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Park Mains High School

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Pearson College UWC

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University of Edinburgh School of Law

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honorific prefix

The Right Honourable

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work location

London

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affiliation string

The Rise Fund

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stated in

Davos 2018 Participant List

member of political party

Scottish Labour Party

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Labour Party

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reference URL

https://www.workwithdata.com/person/douglas-alexander-1967

retrieved

25 November 2024

candidacy in election

2010 United Kingdom general election

electoral district

Paisley and Renfrewshire South

represents

Labour Party

votes received

23,842

results

elected

ranking

1

1 reference

stated in

UK House of Commons Election Results at Constituency Level

DOI

10.7910/DVN/S83HOA

edition number

5.0

retrieved

13 December 2022

subject named as

Alexander, Douglas - Labour - Paisley and Renfrewshire South

2005 United Kingdom general election

electoral district

Paisley and Renfrewshire South

represents

Labour Party

votes received

19,904

results

elected

ranking

1

1 reference

stated in

UK House of Commons Election Results at Constituency Level

DOI

10.7910/DVN/S83HOA

edition number

5.0

retrieved

13 December 2022

subject named as

Alexander, Douglas - Labour - Paisley and Renfrewshire South

2001 United Kingdom general election

electoral district

Paisley South

represents

Labour Party

votes received

17,830

results

elected

ranking

1

1 reference

stated in

UK House of Commons Election Results at Constituency Level

DOI

10.7910/DVN/S83HOA

edition number

5.0

retrieved

13 December 2022

subject named as

Alexander, Douglas - Labour - Paisley South

1997 Paisley South by-election

electoral district

Paisley South

represents

Labour Party

ranking

1

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2024 United Kingdom general election

represents

Labour Co-operative

electoral district

Lothian East

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stated in

Democracy Club

Democracy Club election ID

parl.lothian-east.2024-07-04

religion or worldview

Church of Scotland

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participant in

World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2018

subject named as

Douglas Alexander

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stated in

Davos 2018 Participant List

object stated in reference as

Douglas Alexander - Senior Adviser - The Rise Fund

official website

http://www.douglasalexander.labour.co.uk/

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Norwegian Wikipedias

described by source

Lentapedia

statement is subject of

Q17315837

title

Александер, Дуглас (Russian)

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Commons category

Douglas Alexander

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Identifiers

VIAF cluster ID

38718678

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ISNI

0000000038284388

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GND ID

1068498099

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German Wikipedia

Library of Congress authority ID

n2001033073

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National Library of Poland MMS ID

9810538033605606

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IdRef ID

130638161

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stated in

Virtual International Authority File

VIAF cluster ID

38718678

retrieved

7 October 2018

WorldCat Entities ID

E39PBJj8X4fC9rVGFWtv6pPxXd

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matched by identifier from

Library of Congress Authorities

Library of Congress authority ID

n2001033073

retrieved

24 April 2024

BBC News Democracy Live ID

25705

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BBC Things ID

d7c0325a-c087-4bfe-9064-dd4530fb20f4

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stated in

BBC Things

Companies House officer ID

501noH95NCgw21_e9VD4RwYUXmQ

subject named as

Douglas Garven ALEXANDER

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subject named as

Douglas Garven ALEXANDER

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subject named as

Douglas Garven ALEXANDER

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Democracy Club candidate ID

1814

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Freebase ID

/m/025gfk

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stated in

Freebase Data Dumps

publication date

28 October 2013

Full Fact ID

1893

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Gazetteer for Scotland person ID

3395

subject named as

Douglas Alexander

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gov.uk person ID

douglas-alexander

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The Guardian topic ID

politics/douglasalexander

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Hansard (1803–2005) ID

mr-douglas-alexander

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Hansard (2006–March 2016) ID

3629

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Journalisted ID

douglas-alexander

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JRC Names ID

2937

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DBpedia

LittleSis people ID

54024

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National Portrait Gallery (London) person ID

mp73035

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NLP ID

a0000003576380

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Notable Names Database ID

856/000141433

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OpenSanctions ID

Q259106

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parliament.uk member ID

632

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Plex person key

5e165409cd0850003b77b78a

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based on heuristic

same or similar name

X username

stated in

The Movie Database

retrieved

31 May 2025

PublicWhip ID

Douglas_Alexander

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Rush Parliamentary Archive ID

60

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TheyWorkForYou ID

10661

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UK Parliament ID

PlwVEpAi

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UK Parliament thesaurus ID

298817

subject named as

Douglas Alexander

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Who's Who UK ID

U5212

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X (Twitter) username

D_G_Alexander

X (Twitter) numeric user ID

115643685

start time

19 February 2010

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