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Betty Boothroyd wanted to criticise prime ministerial abuse of patronage powers

Lady Boothroyd shattered more than 700 years of parliamentary tradition when she became the first woman to be elected speaker in April 1992.

United kingdomLady boothroydCambridgeshire joe giddensNicholas bevanBetty boothroydSt george churchAppointments commissionSir nicholas bevanDaily telegraphPrime minister rishi sunak

Betty Boothroyd wanted to criticise prime ministerial abuse of patronage powers

Lady Boothroyd shattered more than 700 years of parliamentary tradition when she became the first woman to be elected speaker in April 1992.

United kingdomNicholas bevanCambridgeshire joe giddensBetty boothroydLady boothroydAppointments commissionSt george churchSir nicholas bevanDaily telegraphPrime minister rishi sunak

Betty Boothroyd wanted to criticise prime ministerial abuse of patronage powers

Betty Boothroyd wanted to criticise prime ministerial abuse of patronage powers
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United kingdomCambridgeshire joe giddensNicholas bevanLady boothroydBetty boothroydAppointments commissionSt george churchSir nicholas bevanDaily telegraphPrime minister rishi sunak

Betty Boothroyd wanted to criticise prime ministerial abuse of patronage powers

Lady Boothroyd shattered more than 700 years of parliamentary tradition when she became the first woman to be elected speaker in April 1992.

United kingdomNicholas bevanCambridgeshire joe giddensBetty boothroydLady boothroydSt george churchAppointments commissionSir nicholas bevanDaily telegraphPrime minister rishi sunak

Betty Boothroyd wanted to criticise prime ministerial abuse of patronage powers

Baroness Betty Boothroyd intended to use her final speech in the House of Lords to criticise prime ministers for granting too many peerages to “those who are simply friends or have no other qualifications than having fat bank accounts”.

Nicholas bevanLady boothroydAppointments commissionSir nicholas bevanDaily telegraph